Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-12-13
COOLIDGE SUBMITS
1000 NOMINATE IONS
|. FOR SENATE ACTION

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.-More
than 1000 nominations, including
that of Frank B. Kellogg, of Mime.
sofa, to be ambassador to Great
Britain, were sent to the senate to.
day by President Coolidge.
Among those nominated were
Richard M. Tobin, OF California, to
be minister to the Netherlands;
Frank McManamy, OF Washington,
d. c., and Mark w. Potter, of New
York, to be members of the Inter
state commerce commission, and
George r. James, of Tennessee, and
Edward r. Cunningham. OF Iowa, to
be members of the Federal Reserve
board.
Edward P. Fairly. of Illinois;
Frederick /. Thompson, of Alabama.
and Bert E. Haney, of Oregon, were
nominated to be members Of the
shipping board.
John H. Cunningham, Of WestmiA-
ster, Md, was nominated to be sur
veyor Of customs of the Baltimore
district.
Several OF the nominees already
are holding office under recess ap-
pontments. Similar appointments in
the treasury department, were COW
cred by the nominations of Garrard
B. Winston, of Chicago, to be under
secretary of the treasury. Henry
NJ. Dawes, of Chicago, to be comp
troller of the currency: Robert j.
Grant, Of Denver, to be director of
the mint, and Frank E. Shepard, of
Denver, to be superintendent Of the
Denver mint.
Four appointments to membership
on the federal farm loan board,
made during the recess, were sub
mitteed, the appointees being Louis
j. Pettyjohn. Dodge City, Kansas;
elmer S. Landes. Wooster, Ohio;
Morton L. Corey, Omaha. and Ed
ward =. Jones, Hartford, Pennsyl-
Vania.
Registers of land offices included:
George c. Crom, Gainesville, Florida.
Edwin P. Morrow, who retires to-
morrow as governor Of Kentucky.
the public group of the railroad la
UOE DOdIus I1Ol ace odhSLs VI OulO,
was reaDpointed as member OF the
management group, and E. F.
Cradle, of Michigan, now holding
recess appointment, was named
member of the labor group of the
board.
Collectors Of customs nominated
included: Russell H. Dunn, Port Ar
thur, Texas.
j. Walter Drake, of Michigan, was
nominated assistant secretary of
commerce, and George X. Burtess,
Of California, to be director Of the
bureau Of standards. Henry Fl. Cur
ran, Of New York, now serving un-
der recess appointment. was named
commissioner of migration at New
York.
Postmasters nominated today in
Guided:
Alabama-Henry A. Cathey. Flor
ence; Stephen Fl. Murphy. Hunts.
vile: Roy A. Lifsey, Montgomery.
Edwin p. Morrow. who retires to-
morrow AS governor of Kentucky,
was nominated to be a member of
the public group of the railroad la
Dor board. Horace Baker, of Ohio,
was reappointed as a member Of the
management group, and f. +.
Cradle, of Michigan, now holding a
recess appointment, was named a
mem Der of the large group of the
board.
j Walter Drake, of Michigan. was
nominated assistant secretary of
commerce and George X. Burtess, of
California to be director of the bu-
reau of standards. Henry H. Cur
ran, of New York. now serving I'M
der recess appointment was named
commissioner of immigration at
New York.
Postmasters nominated today In
Guided: Arkansas, Robert NJ. Dea-
son, EldOrado.
Florida, Joseph P. Hall Sanford;
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