Four-Bank Plan Agreed Upon in Senate Panel
Washington October 31 The senate banking and currency committee tentatively agreed on four regional banks for the currency system with a two year option to add up to twelve by the federal reserve board The administration opposed cutting below nine and debated a central government bank and a government clearing house proposal The total capitalization of the four regional banks was estimated at 100 million with stock open to public subscription and controlled by a board named by the federal reserve board The committee plans to settle ownership and control and adjourn tomorrow before elections with a possible seven to ten or twelve banks later debated with administration support.
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Washington
Senate Banking and Curren Committee
Lonigot
Feteral Reserve Board
Teed
Itchrock
White House
Reed
Owen
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Captain Donaldson Hosts Possum Dinner at Camp
Captain Tom Donaldson in charge of the Fulton county convict camp served a possum dinner to about a dozen close friends on Friday noon. The possum, trapped near the Adamsville camp, was prepared with yanis and other southern delicacies by the camp chef.
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Tom Donaldson
Fulton County
Adamsville
Yanis
New Paper For Menlo Aims Local Weekly Launch
A mass meeting of Menlo Georgia citizens on October 21 decided to start a weekly newspaper in the town. Leading businessmen head the organization and a substantial sum was raised to begin publication in the western county community.
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Menlo
Lyerly
Alleged dips put through third degree in Atlanta
Chief of Detectives Newport Lanford grilled three alleged pickpockets after their capture at the Hotel Winecoff to force a confession about a woman accomplice. The suspects Rayner, Peterson, and Barnard denied theft claims, denied knowledge of the woman, and faced a diamond claim by George H. Seals. Albert Stanley was detained as a possible escapee. The trio and Stanley await arraignment before Recorder Nash R. Broyles.
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Newport Lanford
Winecoff
D. B. Gilbert
Aragon Hotel
Maconi
George H. Seals
Atlanta
Ag W. M. Rayner
Birmingham
G L Peterson
Knoxville
H. E. Barnard
Louisville
Albert Stanley
Rochester
Southern Railway
Stanley
Nash R. Broyles
Ivy Street Citizens Demand $10600 Refund
Property owners led by Joel Hurt pressed the street committee for the surplus from Ivy street work, claiming $10600 should be refunded. The committee favored retaining funds until final work completion and damage claims are settled, while city leaders differ on use of the surplus for damages.
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Ivy Street
Joel Hurt
Clayton
Ny Street
Hurt
Harvey Hatcher
James L. Mayson
Woodward
C. W. Smith Heads Market Commission
The three member commission, formed by the Atlanta chamber of commerce and city council, elected officers and began investigations into public markets. Councilman Charles W. Smith was named president and Francis E. Kamper secretary as they prepare plans if a market benefits the city. Members include C. D. Knight and J. H. Harewell from the chamber and C. D. Knight and J. H. Harewell from council.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Council
United States
Atlanta
Charles W. Smith
Francis E. Kamper
Council
Commission
Councy
C. D. Knight
J. H. Harewell
The
La Follette Banquet Called Off By Democratic League
Invitations for a banquet honoring Senator La Follette next Wednesday have been recalled after physician advised him not to attend due to a slight threat. Funds will be reviewed and returned to contributors. Lectures in the planned lyceum series remain on schedule.
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Young Men’s Democratic League
la Follette
League
Lyceum
Musical Service Scheduled at Capitol View Methodist Church
At Capitol View Methodist Church next Sunday evening at 8 shows Professor C. H. Barnes conducting a musical service with a full program. Solos by congregation and choir and a special organ recital are featured. The church invites all to attend, promising an artistic service.
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Capitol View Methodist Church
C. H. Barnes
Allen Appointed Secretary To Judge Pottle
Marion H. Allen, Milledgeville lawyer, was Friday appointed secretary to Judge Pottle of the court of appeals, succeeding Erwin Hibley who became secretary to Chief Justice Fish of the supreme court. Also notes BromO Quinine laxative brand.
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Marion H. Allen
Milledgeville
Pottle
Court of Appeals
Erwin ‘Gibley
Tary
Fish
Suipreme Court
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