Gas Rate Ruling Delayed By Supreme Court Action
Georgia Railway and Power Company and Atlanta Gas Light seek permission to file for rehearing after the high court sustained a ten cent per thousand cubic feet reduction. The delay keeps higher gas charges in force, postponing refunds to Atlanta consumers until at least October. The mandate has not yet been returned to the federal district court, extending the case into the winter term.
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Atlanta
State Public Service Commission
Supreme Court
Georgia District Court
Washington
Georgia Railway & Power Company
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Yeave
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Calimn
All Plants in Ruhr To Be Confiscated By French Forces
The French plan to confiscate and requisition Ruhr valley industries and compel German workers to operate the plants for reparations. A decree is being prepared and will be issued soon, with jail terms up to fifteen years for refusal to cooperate. Sabotage could be punished by death after court martial.
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Ruhr
Dusseldorf
Bergdoll Released on $10,000 Bond
Kansas City Kansas June 20 Ee win R Bergdell was arraigned before Federal Judge Arba S Van Valkenburgh on charge of conspiracy to escape the draft laws and released on $10,000 bond.
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Kansas City
Kan
Eewin R. Bergdell
Arba S. van Valkenburgh
Plan to Prevent School Property Sale Opposed by PTA
On the eve of a general PTA meeting in Atlanta the Girls’ High school executive board adopted resolutions protesting city council action to transfer the Joseph M. Brown property on Washington Street from the schools to the Board of Works. The resolutions say sale of condemned school property by June 23 is needed to proceed with erecting two senior high schools, urging cooperation with Major Sims and General Earneil to ensure safe, efficient schools across wards.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Parent-Teacher Association of Girls’ High School
Council
Joseph M. Brown
Washington ‘Street
Barks Department
Board of Education
Major Sims
General Earneil
Deaf girl attempts suicide twice due to deafness
In Chicago on June 20 Miss Stella Kidron, hindered by incurable deafness, attempted death by own action last December by drinking poison. She recovered. Wednesday she hanged herself in her bedroom and was found dead by her parents.
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Chicago
Stella Kidron
Constitution Motor Caravan Reaches Augusta in High Spirit
The surreal motorcade from Atlanta to Tybee stops in Augusta after a 11 hour journey led by fifty local officials and Augusta Motor Club members. No accidents marred the trip and all original tourists remain aboard. Greensboro Thomson and Augusta hosted receptions with parades, barbecues, and warm welcomes as the convoy continues toward Tybee and the south coast.
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Stewart F. Gelders
Augusta
Constitution
Atlanta
Richmond’ Hotel
Georgian Terrace
Greensboro
Thomson
J. Calloway
J. B. Park
Ocmulgee Judicial Circuit
Westward trip for Harding team accelerates public activity
President Harding and cabinet members depart for Alaska on a two month tour aboard a ten car special train. The entourage includes Wallace Work Hoover Gillett and 25 aides with telephones radios and speeches planned. stops include St Louis Kansas City and national parks Yellow Stone Zion and Yosemite.
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Washington
Harding
Alaska
Wallace
Commerce
Hoover
Gillett
Republican National Committee
Sumner Curtis
Yellowstone
Zion
Yosemite
St. Louis
Kansas City
Sawyer
Stricken Blind Woman Slayer Freed by Court
A Chicago courtroom freed Laura Johnson after she claimed self defense in the April stabbing death of William A Branch. Judge George Kersten declared divine punishment meted out and ordered her release. The 26-year-old, who has become blind since her arrest, was led away to freedom amid the ruling.
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Chicago Criminal Court
Laura Johnson
Budge George Kersten
William A. Branch
O'Connell
Kersten
Jeane
Reign of Anarchy and Revolution in Communist Plot Series
Fred R. Marvin presents a first of a series on the menace of communism exposing alleged inner circles in Soviet Russia and claims millions receive orders from Russia, citing Foster and Ruthenberg trunks and international attention. The piece positions Marvin as an authority on the Soviet system and promises further sensational disclosures.
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Fred R. Marvin
America
Soviet
Russia
Communist and
Red Trade Union International
Constitution
Mr. Marvin
Foster and Ruthenberg
Illuminism resurfacing as bolshevism linked to crime
The article asserts a centrally organized movement called communism or bolshevism, denouncing it as Illuminism in a new form. It claims a financed network led from Moscow, with violence and unrest in industrial disputes and public platforms blamed on this order. Continued on Page 4, Column 3.
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Fred. R. Marvin
Order of the Aluminati
Moscow
Russia
Why the Weather Discusses Summer Beginnings and Heat
Dr Charles F Brooks of the American Meteorological Society explains seasonal start times and warming patterns. He notes astronomers mark summer from the solstice and meteorologists from June 1, with heat lagging after sun return. He also previews tomorrow brings retreat of the air and signals hotter days ahead for North Pete and the Equator.
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Charles F. Brooks
American Meteorological Society
Official Weather Report for FAIR Washington Forecast
Generally fair Thursday and Friday with little temperature change. Report notes highest and lowest temperatures and mean with normal values and rainfall in past 24 hours. Also includes monthly and yearly figures, with deficits since January 1.
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Washington
Gorgia
Major Brokerage House Fails Shaking Wall Street Drops
Deputy Attorney General to pursue action under the Martin act to close many stock brokerages amid complaints. Zimmerman and Forshay, leading New York exchange members, collapse while a broad market drop follows, with foreign exchange specialists affected and a second weekly bankruptcy incident noted.
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Associated Press
New York
Supreme Court
John J. Dwyer
Dwyer
Martin
Exchange
Zimmerman & Rorshay
New York Stock Exchange
Feilal
Zimmerman & Forshay
Leopold Zimmerman
Hamilton Vreeland
Stock Exchange
Enauth, Nachod & Kuhn
Koaught
Nachod & Kuhn
Zimmerman & Fetzkay
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Savannah
Francis T. Price
James Buchanan
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T. D. Davis
L. C. Roughlin
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Red International
E. D. McDonald
General Council
Europe
Atlants Constitution Classified Advertising Dept
Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Cerro
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Castiglione
Giarre
Fiume Freddo
Siraensa
Linguagiossa
St. Egedius
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Oster and
Ruthenberg
North Pete
Equator
Science
Official Weather Report
Weather Bureau
Bib
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Buffalo
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Deaver
North Platte
Oklahoma
ELAS
J. F. von Heresmann
Syeathes
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