Georgia drug price fix order sets prescription costs
Atlanta date Jan 26 Special A P correspondence John A Manget fair price commissioner of Georgia fixes retail prescription prices after agreement with Atlanta wholesale druggists The order allows 100 percent profit on ingredient cost plus a 30 cent compounding fee for necessary cases Consumers urged to shop and compare prices and ask for state price checks noting prices are maximum and may be lowered by competition
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Atlanta
John A. Manget
Gioorgia
Manget
Janes
Athinta
Georgia
Fulton County Fair Price Committee
United States District Attorney
Fair Price Com
Georg
TIME TO MAKE INCOME TAX RETURN
Atlanta Ga Jan 27 Making income tax returns is the next item on the program. Blalock the revenue collector for Georgia will mail blanks to those who filed last year. Returns must be filed by March 15 and one quarter of the tax due for 1919 paid at filing. Exemptions and rates are outlined with reductions for individuals and couples and allowances for dependents.
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Atlanta
A. CG
Ginlock Revenue
Georgia
Blalock
Congress to Hear President Request for $150 Million European Food Loan
The president will ask Congress to authorize a $150 million loan to Austria Poland and other European nations for food relief with Secretary Glass detailing needs before the Senate Republican Steering Committee. The Atlanta agreement on fair drug pricing aims to cut Georgia costs by over two million dollars annually.
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Washington
Congress
Austria
Poland
Armienia
Gls
White House
Glass
Senate Republican Steering Committee
Government to continue A R C mandate for Armenia
Dispatches report the United States may refuse to accept continued government control of railroads and may offer a mandate for Armenia if rail lines stay under state control for at least two more years. The Hague dispatch cites rumors from The Matin via American labor organizations and railroad brotherhoods.
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Washington
Holland
Paris
United States
Armenia
American Vedera
Hague
Matin
Tion
Republicans Charge Front in Conference on Article 10
In Washington observers report no definite breakthrough after a stormy bipartisan conference on compromise terms. Democrats accuse Republicans of a sudden shift after most conferees had agreed to a definite Article 10 form. Republicans deny the accusation as the conference adjourns with plans to meet again tomorrow.
Senate panel probes Daniels charges by Admiral Sims
Senator Frederick Hale of Maine heads a senate sub committee investigating charges by Admiral Sims against Secretary of the Navy Daniels. The panel continues naval awards inquiries and will address additional charges after completing current investigations.
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Admiral Sims
Senate
Sub-Committee On Naval Affairs
U.S
European
Washington
Regubiii
Frederick Hale
Maine
Sims Against
Secretary of the Navy
Daniels
Smith Contract 70 to Be Completed Soon
Shelby Smith of Smith Construction Co Atlanta will sign a contract with Brunswick officials for pier work on the project. The State Highway Commission and Washington bureau approved the contract but county commissioners want engineer Conan to review technical terms before signing. Work on the pier road is expected to begin this week.
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Shelby Smith
Smith Construction Co
Atlanta
Brunswick
Smith Construction Company
State Highway Commission
Washington Bureau
Conan
New York Saloons to Close Saturday Night
New York announces the impending closure of five thousand saloons as short time licenses issued last October expire at midnight next Saturday. No provision exists for furbee licensing except in drug stores.
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New York
State Excise Department
Drus
Higher food prices foreseen by industry delegates
In Cleveland Ohio on January 27 delegates at a joint convention of the National Canners Association the Machinery and Supply Association and the National Canned Goods and Dried Fruit Brokers Association predicted higher food prices for 1920 citing industry trends and market conditions.
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Ceveland
National Canners’ Associaton
Machinery and Supply Association
National Canned Goods and Dried Fruit Broters’ Association
Ex-Kaiser’s discouragements and Wyoming ratification clash
Mayence reports publish a letter from the former emperor to friends showing his discouragement at life in exile and desire not to return to Germany. In Cheyenne the Wyoming legislature completed ratification of the woman’s suffrage amendment with the House passing 44 to 0 and the Senate acting yesterday.
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Pers
Wyoming
Willam
Cheyenne
Wyo
Germany
House
Senate
Price of Sugar Fixed by Menocal in December Divulgence
Savanna Monnay June 26. President Menocal today fixed ten and a half cents per pound as the price at which sugar centrals shall liquidate with the cane growers. The decree sets the rules for the average used in future transactions, without altering any mutual agreements already made between planters and central authorities.
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Savanna
Monnay
Deeras
Central
United States Steel declares quarterly dividends
The United States Steel Corporation at its quarterly meeting today declared dividends of one and one quarter per cent on common stock and one and three quarters per cent on preferred stock.
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New York
Associated Press
United States Steel Corporation
Census Taker Advice Urges Civility and Cooperation
Civic and state authorities urge residents to cooperate with enumerators in the 1920 census. Officials note about 90,000 workers are on the job with costs around 22.5 million dollars. The census aims to finish fieldwork soon and process data for two and a half years, encouraging courtesy to all enumerators, as more women serve than before.
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George
South
Uncle Sam
Census Bureau
Two Cabinet Changes in President Wilson's Administration
Washington January 27 two more changes were made in the Wilson cabinet and another is expected. David F. Mousten secretary of the cultus is named to head the Treasury succeeding Clos Ghinn who moves to the Senate from Virginia. Edwin L Meredith of Des Moines Iowa is named to head the Department of Agriculture. A fresh appointment to succeed Franklin K Lane as Secretary of the Interior is anticipated.
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Washington, D. C
Associated Press
Wilson
David Pre Oxling Mousten
Ahe Cultus
Secretary ‘of the Interior
Franklin K. Lane
Meredith Named Secretary of Agriculture in 1920s Shuffle
Edward T Meredith of Iowa editor of Successful Farming was named secretary of agriculture to succeed Secretary Houston who will become secretary of the treasury succeeding Carter Glass. Meredith telegraphed acceptance from Miami Florida. he is 54 and based in Des Moines Iowa. He previously sought the Senate in 1914 and the governorship in 1916.
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Washington
Edward T Meredith
Iowa
Secretary Houston
Secretary of the Treasury
Carter Glass
Meredith
Miami Fla
White House
Des Moines
Senate
New York Crippled by Severe Sleet Storm
New York faced widespread transit disruption as a severe sleet storm hit the city. Weather forecasters called it the worst since 1902, with frozen streets and impassable travel reported across the metropolis.
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New York
Glynn Leads Bridge Purchase Plan For Altamaha Link
A Glynn County committee talks to buy the Altamaha bridge as part of the Savannah Brunswick Jacksonville highway. The plan envisions selling stock to Camden, Glynn and McIntosh counties to raise about 40 000 dollars for the structure minus rails while a citizens committee oversees the project.
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Altamaha
Savannah- Brunswick-Jacksonville
Constant Miller
L. R. Alin
E. L. Stevens
J. L. Andrews
R. L. Phillips
J. B. Abrams
Marshal B. Smith
G. Co. & P. Railroad
J. H. Ro
Messrs. Smith and Reynolds
Akin
Camden
McIntosh
Glynn
L. R. Akin
Aiken
Altamaha Bridge
Georgia
Deen
Savannah
Brunswick
Brunswick-Jacksonville
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