Wilson Opposes Single Bank Plan in Currency Debate
Washington October 24 reports that the key issue in currency reform centers on whether there will be one federal reserve bank with branches or multiple banks. President Wilson opposes the single bank plan, favoring the Glass-Owen system with twelve regional banks under a central board, while Senate committee members weigh witnesses and party leadership to determine the bill’s direction.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Senate
Wilson
House
Central Bank
Plaa
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York
Senate Committee
Glass-Owen Pit
Federal Reserve Board
O'Gorman
Hitchcock
Reed
Heed
White House
McAdoo
Kern
Stone
Jone
Vanderlip
H Parker Willis
Q@Goarman
Bristo Weeks
Central Reserve Bank
Tumulty
Mranderlip
Willis
Vic Wills
Wills
Savings Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Big Day Planned at the Tabernacle Homecoming
The Tabernacle in Atlanta plans a Homecoming Day next Sunday to celebrate Pastor Dr Lincoln McConnell mending past discord. A district visitation program has located members, with a full day of events from Sunday school to sermons. Friends of the Tabernacle are invited to join and see the church is alive and active.
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The
Baptist Tabernacle
Len G Broughton
London
Lincoln McConnell
McConngl
Tabernacle
Apor
McConnell
Chuch
Friends of the Tabernacle
Friends of the Tabernnacle
Atlanta
Fair Weather Expected With Sunshine and Mild Winds
Today’s forecast calls for fair conditions with cloudless skies and bright sun. Winds will be strong enough to stir the air as temperatures rise from a Friday high around 70 degrees, lifting after a cold front clears the region. Football fans welcome pleasant weather as Georgia reports abate and offshore storms move seaward.
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Weather Forecasters
Atlanta
Atlantic
Georgia
City Board Abrogates Contract with County Schools
County School Superintendent counters misreporting about the contract abrogation between city and county boards over teaching arrangements for white and black children. He clarifies the county did not request dissolution and that the city canceled the agreement after failing to honor it, with no ill will between boards.
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City Board of Education
Coun
Highland
County Board of Education
Highland School
Exchan
Atlanta
Boards of Education
Ad Club Praises Atlanta Warden Moyer Trust in Prison Conditions
The Ad Men's club of Atlanta writes a glowing letter to Warden William Moyer defending him against claims of inhumane treatment. The inspectors recount clean facilities, quality food, well lit and ventilated solitary rooms, and thorough tours of shops, baths, tuberculosis camps, and clinics witnessed days before criticisms emerged.
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William Moyer
Ad Men’s Club of
Atlanta
Tuuan Hawthorns
Dr Morton
Moyer
Mir Wailliam II Moyer
United States Penitentiary
Ad Men's Club
Federal
Atlanta Busideas Mer
Ad Men's’ Club of
Hawke
Uted
Prson
Endal Weisiger
William J Davis
George A. Camphill
Louis B Magid
William F Parkhurst
HG Hastings
A M Beatty
Paul P Reese M Greer
Henry W Grady J M Beasiex
Georg J. Auer
Street Car Conductor Charged With Seduction in Texas Case
Street car conductor Vert Tones of the Georgia Railway and Power company was arrested by City Detectives Cowan and Osborn on a seduction warrant from Sheriff Skinner of Lastland Texas. The charge relates to an alleged act with Miss Dun Thomps on in Contem street decades ago. Jones denied the charges, claimed a Texas connection was mistaken, and asked for transfer to Lastland to face papers. His wife, Julio Mamiun, stood by him at police headquarters as the case proceeded.
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Cowan and Osborn
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Skinner
Lastland
Texas
Atlanta
Dun Thompson
Contem Street
Jones
Ito
Hastland
Celquitt & Convers
Police
Julio Mamiun
Jesse
Beares Jones
Construton
Standard Oil Named as Victim of Trust
Washington October 14 The Standard Oil company named as victim of an alleged trust figure today in the lumber dealers case before the supreme court. The government contends that lists of wholesalers restrain competition by limiting retailer choice and consumer access. The case seeks to have an injunction dissolved and the court to act.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York Federal Court
Su Reme
Postmaster Change Quietly Removes South Atlanta Substation
A Black postmaster was removed from the South Atlanta territory thirteen years ago and a new postmaster named W L Jones Sr. was appointed to the substation at the heart of the district. The South Atlanta substation was detached from its old route, shifting control to the Atlanta west office and altering the local postal operations.
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Tlanta
Clark Universits
South Atlant
Atlanta West
Vaice
Bolin
Fons
Penough
Iegro
McDonough
Milton Crossing
Postal Service
Jones
L Jones Sr
Price
Alleged Slayer Returned to Memphis Charge
Governor Dunne honored a requisition for the return of John Williams from East St Louis to Memphis Tennessee. Williams is charged with killing Mary Woods and John Wallace in Memphis on March 1, 191? Serve details indicate a cross state transfer following a governor's request.
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Springfield
Dunne
East St Louis
Memphis
Tenn
John Williams
Mary Woods
John Wallace
Practical Negro Training Theme of Mass Meeting
The Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute seeks support at a Sunday mass meeting at St Pauls Methodist Church at 2:30. President Richard D Stinson notes crippling debt of 800 to 900 dollars and calls for funds. A Montgomery will preside. speakers include Hastings Ormachan McConnell Hendrix, with a musical program. The institute trains negro youths in farming gardening domestic science and service to empower southern economic progress.
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Atlanta
St Paul's Methodist Church
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
Richard D Stinson
A. Montgomery
H.G Hastings
Richard Ormachan
McConnell
W R Hendrix
South
Boehme Alleges St Louis Bosses Defrauded Him
Carl Boehme claims a ring of political leaders in St Louis stole the $300000 inheritance from his brother and had him confined in a state asylum. He says he escaped after three days and arrived here emaciated, seeking aid at the Associated Charities. Authorities in St Louis are being asked to investigate while he is cared for at the Christian Helpers' League home.
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St Louis
Ring Lealer
Associated Char
Joe Login
Christian Helpers’ League
Trinity Methodist to Celebrate First Anniversary
Trinity Methodist church marks its first anniversary in the new building with a Sunday service at 10:39 am. A Sunday school rally day and graduation exercises for cradle roll to primary and from primary to intermediate are planned, with memorial services for Mars Greene, a 9 year old student who died last summer.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Sunda
Evelient
Iiinity
Sears Seine Fom
Little Mars Greene
Turner Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
William G Turner of Straiten filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in federal court through deputy clerk Henley. He lists assets of 295759 with secured and 225959 unsecured claims, including stock in trade and personal property exempt by law. Dick was named by the judge and bonded at 900 dollars.
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Henley
Federal Court
William G Turner
Straiten
Wes
Tenth Street
Tudgee
Commission revokes wife's permit in bigamy case
Four Dublin brothers urge revocation of Mrs Freeman Hill Keen’s access to C F Nix at Laurens county convict camp. Nix, serving twelve months for concealed weapons, faces bigamy and desertion indictments. Brothers call visitations a disgrace, seek legal family protection, and offer support if Mix is kept away.
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Dublin
Freeman Hill Keen
C F Nix
Laurens County
Nix
Keen
Cornella
Mig Keen
Bir
Mix
C C Jordan
Jordan J
J. Jordan
M W . Jordan
Tickets on Sale for October 24 25 26 1913
Tickets go on sale on October 24 25 and 26 with a final limit set for November 5 1913 an extension to November 30 1913 is noted for sleeping car reservations and full information. For tickets and reservations contact Ticket Agents at the Ticket Offices in the Fourth National Bank building on the ground floor and at the Atlanta Terminal Station.
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Uit
Fourth National Bank
Atlanta Terminal
Sacred Harp Singers to Perform for Veterans at Soldiers Home
The Atlanta class of 200 voices will sing at Soldiers' Home on Monday afternoon at 2 o clock. A fine program is planned for the veterans, with a large crowd expected. The concert will be conducted by B L Stanley.
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Atlanta
Soldiers
B LL. Stanley
Ferguson Named Trustee of Tenth District School
W H Ferguson of Gibson Georgia was appointed by Governor Slaton as trustee of the Tenth District Agricultural school to fill the vacancy left by the late George T Hannah. Ferguson, formerly a mathematics professor at the Technological School in Atlanta, is now a banker and a well known respected figure in the area.
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W H. Ferguson
Gibson
Slaton
George T. Hannah
Fergenson
Technoological School
Atlanta
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Southern Commercial Congress
Sacred Harpists
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M. CO
Weil Bros
R. F. Williams
Inhansas
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