Atlanta May Be Chosen as Reserve Bank Headquarter
Democratic senators predict the currency bill conference will finish its work tonight. Atlanta is tipped as the Southeast reserve bank headquarters due to its geography and banking influence, with Georgia figures Bacon Hoke Smith backing the effort to place Atlanta in charge. McAdoo born in Marietta and Houston expected to support the move as negotiations focus on district allocations and redemption features.
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Hy John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Atlanta
Federal Reserve Banking System
Reserve Bank For the Southeast
Georgia
Bacon and Hoke Smith
Tlanta
Reserve Bank
Secretary of the Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Bacon
Smith
McAdoo
Marietta
Houston
New Orleans
New York
New York Bank
New Orleans Bank
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Treasury
United States Treasury
Government Aid to Banks Under New Currency Law
Washington on November 28 Secretary McAdoo stated banks delaying credits to meet the anticipated currency law are mistaken. He said treasury resources will aid banks in complying with the law, with transfers of capital and reserves to the federal reserve system possible and little disruption to business.
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Washington
McAdoo
Oarder
Treasury
Proposa Federal Reserve
Treus Department
George Washingtons perfect surveyor work validated by experts
Washington in 1751 surveyed valleys and ridgelines in Virginia with chain and compass under Fairfax. Government surveyors report no variation from his lines tracing Fairfax’s boundary along Middle Mountain and Shenandoah Valley. Ancient blazes survive on tree trunks and fences, indicating the historic routes now under review as land is acquired for the Appalachian forest reserve.
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Washington
George Washington
Virginia Hills
Lord Fairfax
Middle Mountain
Massanutten Range
Fairfax
South Fork
Shenandoah
Appalachian Forest Reserve
Form Society To Prevent Cruelty To English Language
Chicago November 28 Joseph Jas trow of the University of Wisconsin spoke before the National Council of Teachers of English about forming a society to curb cruelty to the English language. An inquiry on fining fifty common expressions yielded average 43 cents per offense from 68 judges, including 12 women.
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Chicago
Joseph Jastrow
University of Wisconsin
National Council of Teachers of English
Society For
Justrow
Alleghenies
FF. N. Scott
University of Michigan
Scott
Wife Slayer Fights Hundreds Then Kills
Canton dispatch reports Frank McAdams, after a 13 hour gun battle with hundreds of men, killed his wife at a Thanksgiving dance in Cuba then surrendered. Policeman Hagaman was wounded by a shot that shattered his jaw. A year old McAdams daughter escaped from her mother's lap amid the violence with jealousy named as the motive.
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Canton
Frank McAdams
Cuba
Hagaman
McAdams
One Killed Five Injured In Beach Road Auto Crash
Jacksonville on November 2 Dottie Gray a young woman is dead Caroline Boyer is internally injured and will die another girl and three men are badly cut and bruised after a car on the beach road turned turtle while running 60 miles an hour police report says the vehicle was traveling at high speed in this afternoon crash.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Dottie Gray
Caroline Boyer
Lost and found want ads call Main 5000 or Atlanta 5001
The Atlanta Constitution instructs readers to place want ads for housing, furniture sales, partners, lost items, rooms or roomers, workers, or starting a business. Call early today or by six o'clock tonight to ensure inclusion. index to Want Ads Page 11, Column 6.
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Main
Atlanta
Want Ad Department
Potatoes and Prices Targeted by Federal Probe
National interest grows as the Justice Department and the Department of Agriculture probe cold storage practices. Secretaries Gill and Houston weigh embargo removal on Irish potato imports amid fears of a price spike. Letters from across the country applaud efforts to curb high living costs and potential packer influence.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
T. P. Gill
Irish Board of Agriculture
Houston
United States
Gill
Ireland
America
Federal Horticultural Board
Cills
McKellar
Tennessee
Department of Justice
Department
McReynolds
Canada to Probe High Cost of Living
Montreal dispatch reports the Canadian government will create a commission to investigate rising living costs. Labor department statisticians have been reviewing prices across the dominion and comparing them with rates in other countries.
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Canada
Montreal
Ottawa Dispatch
Montreal Herald
Labor Department
Dominion
President Wilson and party visit for Army-Navy game
President Wilson traveled from Washington to New York to attend the Army Navy football game at the Polo Grounds. He arrived near 7 PM with a large party including Miss Eleanor Wilson and Miss Marjorie Brown. They planned to return to Washington late tomorrow night after theater.
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New York
Wilson
Wash
Resigning Indianapolis Mayor Shank Absent Impeachment Pressure
Samuel L. Shank resigned as mayor of Indianapolis after labor troubles and a threat of impeachment by businessmen. City Controller Harry R. Wallace succeeded to the mayoral duties as Shank faced union pressure over an impending teamsters strike. Shank had earlier sparked controversy during a street car strike and his stance led to resignations in the police department and board of public safety.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Samuel Lewis Shank
Harry R. Wallace
Shank
E. M. Davis
Board of Public Safety
Hyland
Wagene
Duvall Denied in Trial Over Dead Sweetheart Killing
Crowley La November 28 James S Duvall is alleged to have fired the shotgun that killed Debhaye October 15 in a trial where Dora Murff aged 18 7 9 and stepfather Duvall along with half brother Allie Duvall face murder charges. BE PL White Jr testified that Duvall fired the gun while Murff fired a revolver as the car pulled up. J L Andrus corroborated White's account as the most intense moment of the trial to date.
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Crowley
James S. Duvall
James M. Dalhaye
BE PL White, Jr
Dora Murfi
Duvall
Allie Duvall
Debhaye
Miss Murff
White
Allie
Delhaye
J. L. Andrus
Stover Alive Sends Letter to Successor Stover
New York November 28 Charles B Stover missing park commissioner was in Cincinnati day before yesterday. Mayor Kline appointed Louis I Laroche as Stovers successor. Larochs first act was to publish a letter received from Commissioner Stover dated Clackamatsim dlaxemdies om.
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New York
Charles B. Stover
Cincinnati
Kline
Louis I. Laroche
Stover
Mt. Laroch
Boys Are Charged With Auto Thefts
Three young white youths, Henry Hambrick aged 17 Charles Nash 19 and Joseph Thurmond 17, were bound over by Recorder Broyles on auto theft charges after detectives arrested them following a city wide spree of car thefts in uptown and residential areas. The trio admitted riding in some stolen cars but blamed others. detectives seek to dismantle an organized gang operating for months with more arrests anticipated. Bonds were set at 600 dollars each.
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Broyles
Henry Hambrick
Patterson Avenue
Charles Nash
Pittman Place
Joseph Thurmond
Hambrick
Nash and Thurmond
Mrs Roddenbery Gets Postmaster's Place
Mrs Anderson Roddenbery widow of the late Georgia congressman is recommended by Representative Frank Park for postmistress at Thomasville. Park has informed Georgia's two senators and expects no opposition. The move is welcomed by friends of the late representative as the new session opens with anti trust legislation on the agenda.
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John Corrigan
Shington
Anderson Roddenbery
Georgia
Frank Park
Thomasville
Park
Bacon
Smith
Roddenberry
Congress
Washington
Bart Jett
Europe
House
Aged Mayor Guilty Of Attacking Girl Sentenced
Wesley H L Terry aged 63 former mayor of Floyd Virginia was indicted at Floyd courthouse on attempting criminal assault on the daughter of a court official. He pled guilty to the indictment and was sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary. The court ordered confinement in Roanoke county jail at Salem until removal to the state prison. The alleged attack occurred October 30 and the accused was rushed to Roanoke for safekeeping amid community outrage.
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Roanoke
Wesley HL Terry
Floyd
State
Salem
Columbus Man Found Riddled With Bullet
Columbus Ga November 28 special H P McDonald 21 son of Dock McDonald a Shiloh Ga merchant found dead in road near home early this morning with four bullet holes. Lawrence Body a negro last seen with him was brought to Columbus and winged in jail charged with the murder.
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Columbus
H. P. McDonald
Dock MacDonald
Shiloh
Lawrence
Senator Chamberlain Breaks Silence At Washington Luncheon
Senator Chamberlain of Oregon announced he would vote for justice to Colombia if given a deciding vote in the Panama dispute. The remark sparked mild sensation at a lunch honoring Barret of the Pan American Union, attended by Latin American ministers and officials.
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Washington
Chamberlain
Oregon
Colombia
United States
Panama
Ambassador da Gama
Brazil
Costa Rica
Barrett
Charles W. Currier
Matanzas
Americas
North
South America
Judge Speer Returns To Macon Home Today
Judge Emory Speer leaves tomorrow for his Macon home with wife and nurse and a secretary. He will next week depart for a few weeks in Florida. His sister stays at his old home while he has improved steadily and for the past week has taken daily long rides on a favorite horse.
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Athens
Emory Speer
Macon
Florida
Priest of Sun Cult Leader Guilty in Trafficking Objectionable Texts
Chicago November 28 Otoman Zar Adusht Hanish high priest of Maz daznan and leader of the Mazdaznan sun cult with about 14000 adherents was found guilty by a federal jury of sending objectionable literature by express violating interstate commerce laws He may face five years or a 5000 fine or both The verdict brands a text book of the cult as unfit for circulation The book described sun tabs herb remedies and sex relation theories and the delivery was arranged to evade postal rules via a fictitious sender Hanish awaits ruling on motions and sentence from Judge Mack after his New York trip.
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Chicago
Otoman Zar Adusht Hanish
Hanish
Dana Angier
Brookfield
Julia B. Gardner
Victoria Falls to Rebels in Mexican War Chronicle
Mexico City reporting with dated dispatches notes General Antonio Rabago, Tamaulipas governor, killed himself after Victoria fell to rebels. Details scarce amid broader violence as executions, rail disruptions, and bank closures ripple Tampico and northern Mexico. The report narrates Captain Thomas James’s execution and rebel advances south of Saltillo while Victoria’s fate shifts power in the region.
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Mexico City
Jose Gonzales Salas
Bellano
Antonio Rabago
Tamaulipas
Victoria
Rabago
James
Thomas James
Juarez
Republic
Amplco
Tampico
Cloxe
London
Mexico
Progreso
Bank of London
Monterey
Saltillo
Constitutionalata
Local Weather Forecast Notes Saturday Rain Likely
Weather prophecy mentions local rains Saturday night and probably Sunday with a report on temperatures and rainfall. Includes normal ranges and deficiencies. data appears fragmented with unclear figures for temperatures and rainfall across the period.
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