Southern Cities Power petitions rate suspension in Tennessee
The Southern Cities Power Company asks the Tennessee Utilities Commission to suspend a new rate schedule filed by the Tennessee Electric Power Company. If approved, rates would rise November 5, 1920, impacting Columbia Fayetteville Pikeville and several other towns, with projected annual increases of about 44 000 for the protestant and subsidiaries and a 33 1 3 percent overall rise. The petition argues the schedule is unjust discriminatory and would harm local industries and customers.
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Associated
Nashville, Tenn
Southern Cities Power Company
Public Utilities Commission
Tennessee Electric Power Company
Southern ‘Cities Power Company
Southern Cities’ Power Company
Murfressboro Light, and Power Company
Increse
City of Columbia
Fayetteville
Pikeville
Rockwood
Spring City
Kingston
Jasper
South Pittsburg
Richard City
Tracy City
Monteagle
Sewanee
Cowan
Winchester
Dechord
Estill Springs
Manchester
Normandy
Wartrage
Shelbyville
Lewis
Ringing appeal urges support for Memorial Drive coins
General W. B. Freeman of Richmond delivers a written appeal to the United Daughters of the Confederacy to buy Confederate Memorial half dollars and aid in the harvest drive to finish selling the South's coin allotment. The message, read to the Georgia Division Veterans in Albany, honors Confederate memory and Stone Mountain tribute, urging continued devotion.
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Associated Press
Albany
W. B. Freeman
Richmond
United Confederate Veterans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
South
Georgia
Freeman
D. B. Morgan
Savannah
General Freeman
Stone Mountain
Group of Notable Figures Honor Confederate Soldiers Erection
A group of notable men and women dedicate their efforts to honoring Confederate soldiers through erecting monuments. The endeavor underscores remembrance of Civil War figures and local historical memory within the community.
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The
Confederacy
United Daughters urged to fund Stone Mountain coins
In a call to action, Confederate commemorative coins are pitched to support the Stone Mountain monument project. The speaker credits Congress and the president for a Southerner memorial and urges the United Daughters of the Confederacy to purchase coins and mobilize support to ensure a rapid fundraising harvest.
West Gains Cabinet Majority in Coolidge Administration
Washington reports a West majority in President Coolidge's Cabinet after Dwight K. Davis of Missouri is named secretary of War. Six of ten officials live west of the Mississippi, with Kellogg, Jardine, Davis, Wilbur, Work, and Hoover noted as western or California based. The remaining four include two from the Midwest, one from the East, and one from New England.
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Dwight K. Davis
Miggouri
West
President Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Mississippi River
Kellogg
Minnesota
Jardine
Kansas
Davis
Missouri
Navy
Wilbur
Califort
Interior
Work
Colorado
Commerce
Hoover
California
Middle West
East
New England
Prohibition Chief to Quit His Job
Prana Louisville October 15. P Greet Miller, former prohibition agent, will quit his job effective September first, in a move affecting the enforcement office. The association reports Miller has requested retirement, ending his duties after years of service.
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Prohibition
Prana Louisville
Greet Miller
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