Atlanta Food Retail Association Elects Byrom Kistner President
The Atlanta Food Retail Association held its annual meeting at the chamber of commerce and elected Byrom Kistner president for the coming year. F E Kamper reported opposition to any tax increase and outlined treasurer Kamper, vice presidents Atkins and Weinberg, and secretary Bergen among the newly chosen officers.
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Atlanta
Byrom Kistner
Atlanta Food Retail Association
Chamber of Commerce
F. E. Kamper
Aker
James L. Key
Kamper
W. T. Atkina
Morris Weinberg
L. L. Market
R. C. Bergen
Foreign field plea ends with lost two dollar bill
A door to door foreign mission solicitor persuaded Mrs. Embry of Macon to donate 26 cents but she had only a $2 bill. The solicitor left to change it, then vanished with the bill, leaving the donation unmade and a questionable loss. In Macon, locals arm themselves after thefts at a Byron bank and E B Arnold’s store. A Wesleyan student at Macon elopes with a Mercer junior, marriage performed by a Mercer student rector in Jeffersonville.
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Atlanta
Mra B. S. Embry
Macon
Bank of Byron
E. B. Arnold
B. B. Arild
Mercat Macon
Wesleyan College
Mercer University
Mary Solomon
Wesleyan
E. 0
Emory
Jeffersonville
L. BE
Smith
Atlants
Mercer
Mislaid Smoot-Reavis bill becomes law without signature
Washington A lost pill recently became a law. The Smoot Reavis bill providing for a congressional commission to study reorganization of government departments passed congress and was sent to the White House where it was mislaid. The ten day period expired and the bill became law without the president’s signature. White House officials said the copy was misplaced in executive offices or a department. Congress clerks were asked for a duplicate copy for filing.
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Washington
Congress
White House
Death by Own Action in Memphis Claims Hyatt at 45
Memphis remembers John L. Hyatt, 45, vice president of a wholesale grocery firm, who died at his home from a bullet wound described as personal safety related. Relatives, drawn by reports of the pistol, found him in a dying condition in his room.
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Memphis
John L. Hyatt
Sidewalk collapse injures fifty near Market and Taylor
About fifty New Year revelers were injured when a temporary sidewalk over an excavation for a theater at Market and Taylor streets in San Francisco collapsed, a thirty foot section gave way dropping twenty feet. about 100 witnesses watched as twenty were taken to Central Emergency Hospital by ambulances and patrol wagons. Ex Chancellor Bethmann Hollweg Dies in Berlin. Dr Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg, former German chancellor, died after a brief illness at his estate near Berlin following pneumonia after Christmas.
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San Francisco
Market and Taylor Streets
Central Emergency Hospital
Bethmann-Hollweg
Berlin
Theobald von Bethmann Hollweg
Hohenfinnow
von Bethman - Hollweg
Congress Eyes Disarmament Tariff and Immigration Bills
Congress opens the year with hearings on an emergency tariff bill and tariff revisions while planning special sessions on disarmament. Senate committee leaders push for a 60 percent naval cut proposal and an American envoy to meet with the League of Nations. Immigration hearings target a ten month ban with witnesses including Johnson and Siegel as opposition voices are heard.
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Washington
United States
Carroll
Naval Affairs Committee
United News
Wage
America
Page
Depres
Congress
Senate
Tayist Reylaion
House
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Unance
Waya and Means
Senate Foreign Relations Cot
Borah
Great Britain
Japan
Ne Tho
Walsh
Montana
League of Nations
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Foreign Relations Committee
Walah
Senate Immigration Committee
Johnson
House Immigration Committee
Bolshevist Uprising Feared in Riga Dispatches Say
Unsettled Riga conditions report grave fears of local bolshevist uprisings as Russian Soviet forces mass near the Baltic borders. Defections among Letgian troops and government changes are not ruled out. Many French officials and civilians have left Riga for Kovno, while unrest also grows in Estonia. An incident has occurred between Russian and Letvian troops. American officials remain in Riga including Captain Young and Colonel Hollyday, with John Harley and Colonel Ryan.
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Danzig
Riga
Baltic States
Kovno
Lithuania
Esthenia
Evan E. Young
Hollyday
Aadl
John P. Harley
Edward W. Ryan
Red Cross
Baltic State
Fixing Tennis Courts For Harding Washington
Work to restore the rear tennis court at the executive mansion has begun to align with President elect Harding’s preferences. Initiated after an informal request from Senator Harding, the project reflects Wilson era plans and a noted devotion to tennis.
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Harding
Washington
White House
Executive Mansion
Wilson
Galt Fanf
Alan
Pleasant Grove community social notes and visits
Pleasant Grove highlights a sequence of social visits and gatherings. Rey, A C Morgan and wife of Acworth visited Inat Wook. Mina Lois Bagwell stayed with Miss Maude Cobb. a party hosted by Mrs Tillie Hot chnib at Mr and Mrs B Z T Vane drew a large crowd. Wilton DePrevee visited relatives. Minty Kate Votes Jott will continue Helvel work. Ruth Lutter visited her brother Ollie Luthor. Mrs Wil Wravky visited Trin Hronks. Alma DePeres and witness Johnnie Hixon attended. Lonni Moon and Leonard Frndin from Atlanta visited Ed Late. Mrs He A Yates and family hosted guests. W T Bagwell of Wesley Chapel attended. Sunday services urged attendance and inviting others.
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Tillie Hotchtnb
Mra
Vane
A& Large
Crowid
Wilton DePrevee
Miso Minty Kate
Mind Ruth Lutter
Cantorflinin
Ollie Luthor
Wil Wravky
Trin Hronks Wednyurtty
Mins Alma DePeres
Johnnie On Hixon
Lille Motcomb
Addie Hrooks
Nannip Alton
Verity Smith
Mika Mile Wate Yates
Messig
Lonni Moon
Leonard “Rndin
Atlanta
He A
Yates and
Frilly
Newslater
W.T. Bagwell
Wesley Chapel
Auyday
Eough Babbath
Treaty To Prescribe Pre War Frontiers In Armenia
The Armenian government intimates that a peace pact with Turkish Nationalists will set prewar Armenia frontiers. The Nationalists may claim Brest-Litovsk lines, leaving Kars and Ardahan outside Armenia. Wilson mediation position remains unknown.
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Constantinople
Armenia
Kars
Ardahan
Wilson
Local Families Share Time Across Oak Ridge Area
Oak Ridge South residents Moesara Henry Little Spence and W BP Lyle visited with kin Bly J T Lyle and family of Villa Rien. Mr and Mrs J J Mavdigree and Jeff Holcombh spent Friday with My and Mrs R FP Mote and family. Mr and Mrs al R Shadinger and children visited their daughter with Mr and Mrs Worner Terrell of Hulett.
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Myre
Worner Terrell
Hulett
T, IL. Abercronthle
Christmas Eve and Holiday Visits Across Carrollton
A flood of local names and visits marks Christmas week in Carrollton area. Families including Hittle, Aldridge, Nix, Bilson, Walker, Griffin, Little, Traylor and Moore share gatherings, church events, and neighborly calls through holiday days and the Christmastide period.
Boyd Holland Wedding Draws Notice in Ifitott Society
The marriage of Henry F. Volland and Mimi Opal Boyd occurred at Carrolitos, 8:30 p.m. on the 28th, with honorable Judge Waiter J. Millionn officiating. The couple, prominent locals from Yunglis county, invited many close friends who witnessed the ceremony and celebratory reception at the bride’s home.
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Ifitott
Carrolitos
Henry F. Volland
Yunglis County
Mimi Opal Fao Woyd
Was This Your Dog In Chicken House Incident
A dog belonging to an owner damaged or killed poultry in a chicken house owned by Roger Merks. Local parties discuss ownership and responsibility amid the incident and conflicting statements about the animal.
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Mondhy
Ania
Roger Merks
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