United States Steel Kept From Abuses in FTC Case
United States Steel Corporation and eleven subsidiaries filed an answer to the Federal Trade Commission complaint alleging unfair interstate commerce practices. The case moves to trial on merits before the Commission with a ruling on possible desistance orders and focuses on claims of price fixing, monopolies, and control of raw materials. The company cites a March 1920 Supreme Court ruling in its defense and argues no monopoly exists in ore, coal, rail, or steel markets.
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Washington
United States Steel Corporation
Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Steel Corporation
United States ‘Supreme Court
Sherman
Thi
Lake Suorter
Alabama
United States-at-large
United States
Railcoad
Audiny
Ates Manufacturing
Pittsburg
Western Association of Rolled Steel Consuméra
Atlanta City Launches at Chickasaw Yards
The Atlanta City, eleventh steel ship built at Chickasaw Shipbuilding and Car company, was launched at noon Saturday in Mobile. Mrs. Robert F. Maddox christened the vessel, the crowd heard band music, and officials described the launch as one of the yard’s best. The party toured the plants, enjoyed luncheon, and planned a trial trip on June 28 before sailing for Calcutta, India.
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Mobile
Als
Atlanta
Chickasaw Shipbuilding and Car Company
Atlanta Lelaventh
Chickasaw Yards
Robert F. Maddox
Henry Martin
Battle House
Municipal Wharf
St. Francis’ Street
Peerless
Chickasaw
Ae Ga Wien
Adi
Witneass
Twelve Mile Island
Bouqupets
The
Chickasaw Company
James L. Dickey
Seaboard Air Line
Maddox
Seaboard
George Crawford
Nat Baxter, Jr
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Crawford
H. C. Ryding
Chickasaw Shipbuilding d Car Company
Calcutta
India
Mothers Plan Action to Curb All Night Dances in Atlanta
Mothers of Atlanta social set convene Tuesday at the Atlanta Woman's Club to discuss abolishing late night dances and early morning rides. Mrs. Boykin and Mrs. Richardson urge plans to close events at reasonable hours, citing Athens as a model where management shuts down dances after alcohol use.
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Atlanta
Aquor
Atlanta Woman's. Club
Peachtree “Street
Mes. B. M. Boy‘kin
Woman’s. Club
Mra
Alonzo Richardson
Organis
Felika
Chi‘wong
Athens
Mrs. Boykin
Gols
Carswell Withdraws From Race For Speaker
George H. Carswell of Irwinton announced Saturday night he will withdraw from the race for speaker of the Georgia House, leaving only two active candidates Howard Ennis of Baldwin and Cecil Neill of Muscogee. The move aims to avoid a deadlock and promote harmony, with Carswell likely to take an influential post in the legislature.
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George H. Carswell
Irwinton
Harper “Hamilton
Floyd
Béeh Wiewad
Carswell
Chelon
Ur. Carewell
Ennis J
Neill
Carnwell
Daveral
The
Tate
Legislate
Reverend and Milas Borathy King Engage in Camp Gordon Romance
Announcement of engagement between Rev. Albert B. S. McMahon, a Greeneville Tennessee preacher and former U.S. Army captain, and Milas Borathy King, daughter of Rev. Walter King of Wyoming. McMahon met King at Camp Gordon near Atlanta where he served after leaving the army. Father to officiate the wedding. date not yet set. Couple to reside in Tennessee or Atlanta with a Tennessee or Atlanta honeymoon to follow.
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Camp Gordon
Albert B.S McMahon
Greeneville
Tenn
Milas
Borathy C
Khe
Walter Aj King
Wyoming
McMahon
England
United States Army
Camp
Gordich
Atlanta
Miss King
Tennessee
Death of W M Crumley Exposes Georgia Hardware Pioneer
William M Crumley aged 74 founder of Crumley Sharp Hardware died at his residence in Inman Circle. Born in Macon Georgia in 1847 he served in Longstreet's Confederate corps before moving to Atlanta where he led a hardware business and remained active in civic affairs. Survived by one daughter Franklin and three sons including Dr Willie Crumley.
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Alde Kershaw
Longstreet
Atlanta
Busines
Pean
Tmhatters
Franklin
Rumtey
Willie Gs
Lacke
Woman Struck By Auto In Peachtree Street Collision
Mrs E M Cody of 25 East Pine Street suffered severe injuries after being struck by a automobile driven by B Lichtenstein on Peachtree Street near Linden. Cody fractured her left leg in three places and may have internal injuries. Lichtenstein was released on $500 bond signed by Oscar Oldknow. He said he could not stop in time but tried to swerve. car hit a tree, front damaged, and occupants stated Mrs Clay stepped into the path.
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E. M. Cody
East Pine Street
B. Lichtenstein
Atlanta
Davis-Fischer Sanitarium
Lichtenstein
Oscar Oldknow
Peachtree’ Street
Linden
Mrz. Clay
Lichtenstain
Youth Charged After Attempted Attack at Racially Charged Incident
A Birmingham youth, accused of attempting to attack a young white girl, surrendered to authorities after a crowd influenced by the incident. The event reportedly involved the girl's father and others in the community amid tensions surrounding the attack.
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Birmingham
A& Young
Boyd
Bheauers
Ritts
Bevstmér
Roy Scott Killed In Airplane Fall In Alabama
Roy Scott of Headland Alabama was killed when he fell from an airplane in an accident near Nathan Tyne. The incident was reported with preliminary details noting his death was instantaneous.
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Roy
Nathan
Ala
Tyne- 4
Roy Scott
Headland
Georgia Sees Record Food Crop Amid Cotton Decline
Georgia expects a record food and feed crop this year as cotton acreage falls. Corn yield could reach 24 million bushels, the largest in state history, with wheat at 2.49 million bushels and oats up about 12 percent. Peas, velvet beans, and sweet potatoes rise, peaches and sugar cane expand, signaling a shift to corn and diverse crops under agricultural policy.
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Loyd A. Wilhoft
Georgia
John &. Dennee
Co-Operative Crop Reporting Service For
Dennee
Apital
Menette Beppe
Coro Coop
Kansas
Derenge
Cotton
Dennes
Flood Devastates Pueblo as Waters Rise and Fires Rage
Severe Arkansas River flood in Pueblo Colorado causes massive destruction and loss of life with up to five hundred dead feared. An early count shows 182 bodies recovered and property damage over ten million dollars. Lightning ignites central city fires while trains topple in rising waters. Emergency Red Cross aid, a flood administrator, and widespread evacuations accompany the disaster as warnings were ignored by many residents.
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Pueblo
Colo
Arkansas River
Red Cross
C. W. Lee
Shebbsinens - Portiom
Puebla
Nood
Minnequa Club
Frank Pryor
Richard Philbing
Weather summary for Georgia and Washington forecast
Partly cloudy weather expected in Georgia and Washington with generally cloudy Sunday and Monday. Scattered thunder showers possible in southern portions with little temperature change. Highest temperatures around 86, lowest about 68. Rainfall measured, deficits noted since month start and year start. Relative humidity near mid sixties.
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Washington
Georgias
Ales
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