Mayor vetoes police board resolution slams council action
Mayor James G Woodward declares the veto prevents a council rebuke of the Police Board for appointing three supernumeraries without the Police Chief's approval. He calls the regulation a slap at all city boards and warns abolition or harsh treatment will deter honest service, insisting the general council bears responsibility for reinstatement chances and the current statute.
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Police Board
James L Beavers
Woodward
Board of Police
Tam
General Council
Beird
Atlanta
Burt
Ceneral Council
Resera
Commis
James Sanatorium in Their New Home Capacity 100
An article describes the James Sanatorium relocating to a new facility with a stated capacity of one hundred. It notes the institution claims state licensing and legitimacy while advertising treatment for alcoholism, drug addiction, and tobacco use through testimonials from former patients.
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James Sanatorium
Uemphia
James
King Ind
Home Remedy Co
Monroe Ave
Origin of treatment how to reach saratorium
Fragmented memo describes travel directions in Memphis with references to Glecinr, Urinste, and a station. Mentions a phone contact and an address in Memphis Tennessee for a person named James Oanstort W.
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Saratorium
Memphis
Cross Lawn
Staten
James Ooanstort
Bellevue Bla
Memphis Tenn
Smyrna Incident and Turkish Port Policy Debate
Dispatches from ambassador Morgenthau describe Turkish officials reporting that an Ottoman interior minister said the ennessea commander attempted to mine Smyrna harbor in a steam launch. A later note says Turkish authorities offered to drive Captain Decker to the American consulate, signaling friendliness. American officials discuss guarantees for safety of nationals and ships, with changes to naval latitude to be rescinded and vessels to stay within half a day’s sail of Turkish islands. The embassy awaits further instructions as Washington weighs risks at Smyrna.
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Kassa
Mergenthau
Constantinople
White House
Smyrna
Vorzenthau
State Department
Ennessea
Incient
Tennessee
Vouria
Tarbor
Capitain Wacker
Daniels
Termeszes
North Carolina
Vassela
Urkeys
Gome
Greece
Turkey
Smyrni
Nnty
Tukey
Amiass Tor Morgenthau
Washington
Asia
White Houses
Decker
Cruwer Tennessee
Smvrpa
Ermgers
Damely
Captain Deckers
Sure Way to Get Rid of Dandruff Sails to Destroy It
An advertisement promotes liquid iron solution as a nightly scalp rinse to remove dandruff. Apply about a half fluid ounce at night, moisten scalp, rub gently, and morning results appear. Repeating for a few days reportedly dissolves all dandruff and improves hair shine and texture.
Ambiguity in Turkish U S Cable Messages Clarified
Statement from Turkish charge Abdul Hak Russe Bey says firing on the Tennessee’s launch near Smyrna was a warning about harbor mines, not aggression. He notes the Ottoman embassy has had no cable traffic for nearly a month and denies censorship delayed exchanges.
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Ment
Daniels
Tennessee
Charce Abdul Hak Russe Bey
Constantinople
Smirna
Alwasa
Turkey
United States
Four Men Arrested After Destructive Store Fire
Firefighters report a planned arson attempt at the Warren Furniture store. Investigators detained Wil Barse and S D Warren and two Warren partners, after gas soaked vessels and gasoline covered furniture were found, with Barse claiming he helped execute the scheme to ease creditors’ pressure.
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Evans
Jett
Sanford
Davis and
Coker
Wil Barse
Greensferry Agine
S& D Warren
Warren Furniture Company
J & Warren
Decatur Ga
J A Warren
Hast Poin, Ga
Warren
Rimecht Caunlhne
Federal Reserve Board Publishes First Condition Report
Washington November 21 The Federal Reserve Board released today the first statement of the condition of the twelve federal reserve banks. It covers operations for the five preceding days and notes limited rediscounting as banks build reserves. Key figures show cash on hand 240.7 million, rediscounts 5.6 million, and total assets around 246.4 million with gold reserves and note circulation detailed. The report highlights policy favoring reserve deposits in cash and notes, with rediscounting activity concentrated in New York Chicago St Louis and Kansas City.
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Atlanta Reserve Bank
McCord
Washington
Federal Reserve Banks
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve
New York
Chicago
St Louis
Kanas City
Minneapolis
Eery Bank
Bates
Socia
Frereafter
Aggregate reserves and deposits under new banking rules
The report details loans reserves on vaults and in the federal reserve banks and other depositories. It discloses net demand deposits and net time deposits with aggregate cash reserves renamed aggregate reserves. Totals reflect changes from lowering reserve requirements from 25 to 18 percent, with further reductions expected as the system stabilizes.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Vindication Bid in Atlanta Traces to Frank Case
In a Washington submission dated November 21, 1914, Leo Frank’s attorneys asked Associate Justice Lamar for a writ of error to bring a new federal question before the Supreme Court. They contend Frank was denied a material right by being absent from the courtroom, seeking a new trial. The filing was presented by Henry Preples, Harry Alexander Leopold Haas, and Louis Marshall at Justice Lamar’s residence.
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Washington Dcg
Leo Frank
Lamar
Supreme Court
Henry
Harry Alexander Leopold Haas
Atlanta
Louis Marshall
New York
Frank
Dias
Tuaz
Philippines
Tiaz
Suffrage debate fuels mixed verdict in court case
After a heated hearing Justice La Mar adjourned the writ decision and likely will announce next week. The case centers on precedents from a Philippine Islands ruling about presence at trial and double jeopardy. Civic Forum then held a partisan debate with Leonard Grossman and others arguing for and against women’s suffrage.
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Justice Lamar
Lamar
Dodson's Liver Tone Promotes Health Over Calomel
A rustic advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer alternative to calomel. It claims calomel causes bone necrosis, nausea, and weakness, urging readers to use the herbal remedy for cleansing the liver and bowels.
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Dodson
Dodsons
Oconee Merchant Shot on Road By Negro in Georgia
Athena Georgia November 21 special report states Walter Graves prominent Oconee county merchant was shot while en route to his store as Jim Roland a black man fired a shotgun at him to steal cash. Graves returned fire wounding the assailant whose pistol arm shattered. the attacker died behind a fence nearby. Graves later reported being robbed of 2495 dollars by two white men. James Muller of 25 Woodson Street is noted in the account.
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Athena
Ocones County
Walter Graves
Jim Roland
Graves
Jamey Muller
Woodson Street
Sore Throat Jacobs Potash and Iron Gargle
Old family remedy for sore throat and tonsils shines in a simple potash and iron gargle. Helps all forms of throat irritation with a trusted household formulation priced at 25 cents.
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Jacobs
Readable Cold and Laxative Remedies Ad
A compact old ad lists various cold remedies and laxatives with small prices. Items include Jacobs' Dovers-Quimine tablets, Week's Break-Up a Cold, Pape's Cold Cure, Bell's Pine Tar and Honey, Piso's Remedy, Kondon's Catarrh Jelly, and Cheney's Expectoration with prices ranging from 14 to 18 cents. The ad emphasizes swift relief and routine household remedies.
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Bell
Kondon
Cheney
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