Southern Grocers Seek Legislation
Georgia congressmen received letters from T D Guthrie traffic manager of the Southern Wholesale Grocers association urging support for new laws. Ed gar Watkins Atlanta general counsel notes three priorities including penalties for slow carrier claims, interest on losses, and updating the Interstate Commerce Act to hold through carriers liable for damage.
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Clarke Howell, JR
Constitution
Raleigh
Washington
Georgia
T. D. Guthrie
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Cincinnati
Edgar Watkins
Atlanta
Grocers' Association
Interstate Commerce Commission
Common carriers issue mileage books at reduced rates
A 1 600 mile mileage book program is announced offering substantial reductions under regular passenger fares. A bill seeks to bar common carriers from raising rates, fares, or charges without prior approval from the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Par clearance hearing set for Wednesday in Charlotte
Judge Webb of the U S district court in Richmond schedules a Wednesday morning hearing at 10 in Charlotte on the constitutionality of North Carolina’s par clearance statute. The case argues that NC banks may not honor out of state checks through the Richmond Fed system and will consider remanding to NC courts.
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Richmond
Webb
United States District Court For
Western District of North Carolina
Charlotte
North Carolina
Federal Reserve Bank of
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
Federal Reserve Banks of
Fuallest Harding Support Claimed By Tariff Leader
Chairman Fordney of the house ways and means committee said after an interview with President Harding that the president backs the permanent tariff bill as drafted. The talk followed Minnesota protests over the lumber duty in the bill under preparation and Fordney noted no anticipated issues with the White House on that matter. Fordney reported Harding told him he is with me on everything I do and hopes to report the tariff bill next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Howell, Jr
Constitution Moreno
Taleich Hotel
Washington, D. C
Constitution
Fordney
House
Ways and Means Committee
Harding
House Ways and Means Committee
Minnesota
White House
Court Spectators Hear Explosives Test in Brooklyn Case
In Bridge Plaza Brooklyn a bag with dynamite fuse and blasting caps was used as evidence against Jacob Splevach and Abraham Lerner. Magistrate Gelamar urged caution noting he is father of a family and a crowded courtroom. Spectators dispersed as expert tests began before grand jury consideration.
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New York
Bridge Plaza Court
Brooklyn
Jacob Splevach
Abraham Lerner
Maristrate Gelamar
Britain vows no anti American pacts
London June 17 Austen Chamberlain stated in the house of commons that Britain will not join any alliance directed against America. He urged reconciliation with the United States while maintaining friendship with its ally and discussed securing Pacific powers cooperation to prevent new arms races and preserve ocean peace.
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London
Austen Chamberlain
House of Commons
T P
America
Chamberlain
United States
Mr. Chamberlain
Four Must Face Trial Over Supreme Court Leaks
Washington June 17 four men Ashton BR Imbry James Harwood Graves Barnett F Moses and Millard Mayer must stand trial on conspiracy to defraud the government related to leaks in Supreme Court decisions. Justice Siddons of the District of Columbia supreme court overruled a demurrer challenging the indictments as charging a crime against the United States government. The case drew wide attention after charges alleged leaks were used to influence stock market prices and an investigation led to arrests of Embry, a clerk in Justice McKenna’s office, Graves a DOJ attorney, Moses a Washington lawyer, and Mayer a Cincinnati businessman.
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Washington
Ashton BR Imbry
James Harwood Graves
Barnett F. Moses
Millard Mayer
United States supreme _ ‘court
Justice Siddons
District of Columbia Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Embry
Justice McKenna
Kater Graves
Department of Justice
Moses
Mayer
Cincima
The Atlanta plan of church co operation in the world of woods and wireless
In Atlanta the committee on church co operation demonstrated how Jesus methods of publicity mirror modern outreach. Dr Crowly Carroll described wireless sermons and home outreach by Boy Scouts to serve shut ins, while the movement maps growth from 565 million Christians to a governance claim of 170 percent of the earth. The Atlanta plan links Protestant churches via the Christian Council to spread the gospel through coordinated effort, education, and civic revival.
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Jesus of Nazareth
the Carpenter
Atlanta
Ad Men’s Club
Crowly Carroll
Hamilton
Ohio
Committee On Church Cooperation
Hig
Boy Scouts
Carroll
Pittsburg
Kingdom of God
Committee
Young Men’s Christian Association
Pryor Street
William J. Northen
Prangelien Ministers’ Association of Atlanta
Committee On
Christian Council of Atlanta
Committee On Church Co-Operation
Christian Council
Evangelical Ministers’ Association
John J. Eagan
A. B. Wilmer
Plato
Durham
MM. M. Davies
W. W. Urr
James Morton
The
Commission Enemvics
United States
Committee On Church Co
Charlea T. Hopkins
Christian Council of
Churches News Highlights From Atlanta Area Pulpits
The article lists Sunday services at Capitol Ave Baptist Oakland City Baptist and Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist including visiting pastors Dr W H Major Dr B S Rolley Rev William M Sentell and Dr M Ashby Jones plus topics The Primitive Baptist plans two sessions and Inman Park Baptist schedules morning and evening sermons with themes reflecting revival style in caps and dates omitted.
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Capitol Avenue Baptistr
W. H. Major
Capitol Avenue Baptist Church
Thomson
B. 8. Rolley
Georgia Baptist Convention
Libre
Oakland City
Ponce DE Leon
Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church
Nev
M. Ashby Jones
D. D
W. J. McGlothlin
Furman University
Ponce de Leon Ave
Baptist Church
Piedmont and
Ponce de Leon Avenues
Wing Act Parcels
Acdiators
Bom Dal Stadbus
Services For Negroes In Churches Sunday
The article lists numerous Negro church services across Atlanta on Sunday. It names churches such as First Baptist, Capitol View Presbyterian, Hares Street Presbyterian, First Presbyterian, East Point Presbyterian, Trinity Methodist, Inman Park Methodist, Center Street Methodist, Memorial Wesley Memorial, Holy Comforter, Soldiers' Home, West End Christian, Liberal Christian, Latter Day Saints, Central Congregational, First Christian, Abbot Presbyterian, Church of Christ, and multiple Baptist and E churchs with pastors and sermon topics for morning and evening services. Many events feature special speakers, choir performances, and Sunday school sessions.
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First Baptist
Firet
Alent
Capitol View Presbyterian
Capitol View Presbyterian Church
Eli A. Thomas
Ynarning
Christian Endeavor
BAL Presbyterian
Central Presbyterian Church
B. Be Lacy
Junor Christian Endeavor
Léaison
Druid Hills
Gordon Street Presbyterian
Gordon Street Presbyterian Church
Robert AM. Stimnon
Trinity Methodist
Trinity Methodist Church
G. W. Gasgue
Churchy
International Brotherhood
A. ER. Holderby
Liberal Christian
Liberal Christian Church
West
Peachtree Street
G. I. Beirn
D. di
J. W. Rowlett
H. . Blake
South Moreland Avenue
Reell Street Bapstchurch
EB. BP. Anne
Pecan Jina
Itoseel RL Brown
EF. Holmes
Holmes Institute
Stlam
Baptist Church
Last Point
ML. Glenn
Taster
W. J. Wiliams
Beenenihg
St Peter’s
Horace Whioins
Turner Mongmectni
M. T. Flournoy
Trinity
A. D. Hardeman
ST. Mark’s
M. E
Peachtree
Fifth Streets
E. Wasson
Fabtor
Inel Hunter
Deat and
J. M. Freeman
Epworth League
B. F. Fraser
Wesley Memorial Church
Georgia
Luckie Street
Savoy Theater
John Ham
Tabernacle Prayer League
D. L. Spooner
Rahme Heider
Naaman
Mack
Asheville
N. C
Carolinas
FIRST
Church OF Christ
Peachtie
Fifteenth Street
Atomie Farre
Grand Opera House
Prisan Fall
Peachiner Street
Universit
Connally Bosidiee
Deputy Ward Page Bonded After Trenton Killings
Dalton Ga June 17 Deputy Sheriff Ward Page was held in 5000 bond for the grand jury at a preliminary hearing before Superior Court Judge M C Tarver. He is charged with killing Chester Daniel and wounding brothers Doug and Gulf Daniel during an arrest in Trenton on June 4.
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Dalton
Superior Court
M. C. Tarver
Ward Page
Chester Daniel
Doug
Gulf Daniel
Trenton
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Stachelberg
Mountain View
Clarkesville
E. D. Reeves
Due Ridge Mountains
Lake Bennett
Jonesboro
Fayetteville
W. C. Cousins
Manger
Fayetteville, Ga
Town House
Central Park West St
67Th St
Crockett Arsene
Lithia Springs
Janes
M. O. Thomas
Mantger
Crockett Springs
Depot
Oak Grove
J. F. Holden
Blue Ridge
Hotel de Soto
Savannah
H. C. Larzelere
Mgr
Atlantic City, N. J
Dernes
Atlantic City
Fuallest Harding
J. M. Tull Rubber & Supply Company
Pryor Telephone
Ivy
Furope
Suaquehonny
Potomac
Naples
Geneon
Parahontan
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
George Washington
South America
Wenatchee
Hawah
Philippines
Britain
U.S
Matson Navigation Co
Market Street
San Francisco
Cal
South Gay Street
Baltimore
Monae Steamship Line
Wall Street
Bowing Green
Pacific Mall
Hatover Sq. N
Bowling Green
Market St
Admiral Line
State Street
N. Y
Bowling Green Fos. L. & Smith
Seattle
Wash
Mail
Co. Inc
Broadwin
Whitehall
ULS. Shipping Board
the Drake
Lake Michigan
Chicago
Anon Sinnia
Eeara
Drake Lake Shore Drive
Upper
Bichizen Ave
Ne Frakes Hotel Company
Oumere
Honobult
Buva
New Zealand
Niagara
Vancouver
B. C
Canadian Pac
Henley Bidg
Cor. Forsyth and Walton Sts
Royal Mail Line
Seymour
B. O
Southampton
Berengaria
Aquitania
Mauretania
Londondorry
Glasgow
ORLA
New
Olumbia Uly
Fae
Hnabnam Patras
Duobrovkik
Hiesta
FIUME
Calasria
TUN Az Boston
Ty Erecoe
Absyria
dune —_Cunard
Sham ‘Fhip “Lines
N. Forriih &J
White Star Line
New _York
Liverpool
Cedric Baltic
Woutham
Wanly
York
Eeoren
Gibraltar
Genoa
Canopte Tees
RED Star Lines
Finland
Caplan
Hamburg
Libau
Gathland
International Mercantile Marine Company
John T. North
North Forsyth St
Atlante
Adidie
Iia
Tha
Ver
Carpenter of Nazareth
Evangeliam
R. O. Klinn
M. i. ‘Thrower
L . Rogers
Anaries W. Daniel
Daviess W
News of the Churches
Second Baptist
Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
Primitive Baptist
Prissitive Baptist
A. V. Simms
Capitol Avenue
Inman Park Baptist
Inman Park Baptist Church
Samuel A. Cowan
Calma
Charles Cowan
Schoq
Hares Street
First Presbyterian
J. Sprote Lyon
Kentucky
Louisiana
Dfisx
Genevieve Voor- Dees
First Church
East Point Presbyterian
East Point
Book Spring Presbyterian
Stock Spring Presbyterian Church
Wiliam Huck
Inman Park
W. H. LaPrade, Jr
Asa G. Coder
I A. Om
Center Street
BK. Fraser
AL c. Hoatman
Elworth Teague
West End Christian
West and
Elmo B. Higham
de A
Latter-Day Salota
Woodward Avenue
First Christian
L. Q. Belcher
Virat
Bible School
Edgar Craighead
Christian Endeavoe
Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church
W. Reid
Susie Teese Kennedy
Young People’s Christian Innion
Doraville Aganelated
West End Avene
F. B. Brygley
Nashville
Enn
Evangeliot Srygley
Vasant Streets
Hon Hockaday
John A. Klingman
Tweed Street
HE. P. Johnson
Y. Mt
Mt. Olives
G. W. Jordan
Mt. Morinkh
T. T. Ghalstein
Wil
Liberty
Hev
Ernest Hall
Mt. Zion
J. T. Dorsey
Butler Street
BR. I. Smith
West Hunter
W. I Paschal
Wheat Street
P. J. Bryant
Mt. Vernon
Florence
Reynoldstown
Lewis Foas
Mitchell
A. F. Bailey
Holsey Temple
Mm. E
Ariel Bowen
J. C. Brower
Fort Street
M. W. Dutch
Pator
South Atlanta
W. B. Woods
the Star
St. Lke
W. F. Strickland
Congregational Church
Rush Memoria
Iter
G. J
Asutheran
St. Mark
J. J. Alston
Peachtree and
Sixteenth Streets
J. Sprole Lyons
Genevieve Voorhees
Georgi
First Church Choir
Charles A. Sheldon
Lyons
Central Presbyterian Washington Steel
States Capitol
B. R. Lacy, JR
Big Men's Brotherhood
Reformed Presbyterian
Erer
Reid
Methodist South
First MeThoDist Episcopal Church
Porter Place
Epworth Leagan
Park Street
Methodist
Corner Park and
Lee Streets
P. Wiggans
Plato Durham
Christan
Christian
First Christian Church
Pryor and
L. O. Bricker
Central Congregational Church
Carnegie Way
Ellis Street
WM. Torrence Stuchell
Minster
BIBLE
W. H. Tillman
Dwight S. Bayley
Charles Carter
Unitarian—Universalist
H. ©. Blake
Bonth
Moreland Avenue
Peachtrye Street
Bey
Ekeibn, D. D
State Capitol
Jesus
First Baptist Church
Cea
BY. P. OU
Central Baptist Church
Caleb A. Ridley
Aundsy
Ridley
Business Men’s Club
BUSINESS MEN'S _CLUB
Billy Sunday Business Men’s Club
Baptist Fast Side Tabernacle
Flat Shoals Avenue
Decatur
East Lake
Christian Science
Whitfield
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