New Fuel Rules Go Into Effect Across the South
The federal fuel administration enacts strict limits on light heat and power amid the coal strike threatening widespread unemployment. Governors are asked to enforce conservation measures and ensure compliance in communities across Southern states as talks for coal production continue. Georgia authorities schedule a December 12 county officials meeting in Atlanta to discuss tax assessments and equalization for next year.
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Atlanta
United States
Federal Fuel Committee
Southern Regional Coal Committee
United States Fuel Administration
Henry J. Fullbright
Southern Commercial Congress
Savannah
Fullbright
Southern House of Governors
Dorsey
Georgia
South
Roberts
Tennessee
Kilby
Alabama
Pleasant
Louisiana
Cooper
North Carolina
Brough
Arkansas
Clarence J. Owen
Murray A. Auerbach
National Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Southern
Savannah Road Contract Let for Ogeechee Project
Savannah reports the Ogeechee road contract, second phase of the $2,500,000 county road program, awarded to W. J. Hadlow of Jacksonville for 381,845.93 dollars. Construction to begin before Christmas with bids for Tybee and Dale Avenue projects to be advertised within thirty days.
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Savannah
Ogeechee
Chatham
W. JT. Hadlow
Jacksonville
Dale Avenue
Nation imposes wartime coal restrictions nationwide
Fuel Administrator Garfield and the Railroad Administration announce sweeping limits to coal supply. Only essential consumers in the top five war priority classes will be served, affecting most industries and utilities while transportation, government and contract work continue.
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Washington
Garfield
Railroad Administration
Second Industrial Conference Opens in Washington Amid Secrecy
Washington hosts the second industrial conference under Secretary of Labor Wilson with Herbert Hoover elected permanent vice chairman and Stanley King temporarily as secretary. The session proceeds behind closed doors as delegates weigh open deliberations and possible reforms affecting the nation.
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Washington
Wilson
Herbert Hoover
Stanley King
Boston
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Spence
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Savannah Road
Brunswick Brunswick
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Americus
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Harris
Secretary of State
St. Louis
Grimm Stamp and Badge Company
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Augusta
Georgia Railroad
Buck Watson
Pegro
Watson
Thomson
Pendleton, Jr
Officers Training Corps
Georgia Tech
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Signal Corps
Infantry
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Moore
Macon
Walter D. Brown
R. W. Moore
Sparta
Haddock
Brown
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W. S. McCord
Pershing
John J. Pershing
George Washington
Valdosta
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Frank Flynt
Griffin Griffin
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Grover Cleveland
Griffin
Wliteracy
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Concord
Anthony Chapel
J. E. McMath
the First National Bank
Reynolds, Ga
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H. K. Sealy
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