Open Door Policy Backed By Harding And Hughes
President Harding and Secretary of State Hughes push equal access to global natural resources. The note to Britain defends reciprocal rights, noting Dutch protests over American oil field access in the Dutch East Indies. The piece also highlights Frances Barbara Hosfeld, a Penn State graduate forging alongside men, as a sign of shifting views on women in higher education. The column riffs on education history, student life, and a tangential tale about sugar, salt, and the origin of the term salary.
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Hughes
Dutch East Indies
Mesopotamia
Pennsylvania State College
Frances Barabara Hosfeld
School of Mines
Wabe
Wise William on marriage and ads in the Police Gazette
An old style column cites William Penn on love and marriage while noting wedding advice. It references a June wedding trend and suggests readers skim the Police Gazette for ads selling distillation and alcohol related gear such as copper water stills malt extract hydrometers and distillates.
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William
William Penn
Police Gazette
Castors House
Decatur Mayor Praises City Manager System In Americus Visit
W J Dabney Decatur mayor and board chairman spoke to Americus readers about the city manager commission form. He cited a 3600 salary for the manager, a 1500 plus staff, and a health department led by a young physician as proof the system works. Dabney urged careful choices in commissions and praised the new form for debt relief and efficiency.
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W. J. Dabney
Decatur
Board of Commissioners
Atlanta
W. J. Dabney Implement Company
T. Dabney
Americus
Times-Recorder
Dabney
Aiss
Baye
Dante
Atreeta
Board of Education
Board Trade
Chamber of Commierce
Fea
Sonn Maeger
Author tells of film uplift at Rylander theater
A small audience heard Miss Louisse Connally, New York educator, describe the movement for better films at the Rylander theater. She narrated motion picture making with studio scenes and then screened two reels. Connally urged formation of film charters and safeguards, arguing a well governed system benefits audiences and producers alike.
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Rylander Theater
Louisse Connally
New York
Pilea Connally
Guardian
Nation
Aes al Board of Review
Ne Man
Union Seamen Call Off Strike By Referendum
Newport News Va June 22 union seamen end strike after referendum vote last night returning to work at new shipping board wages. Norfolk reports similar action.
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Newport News
New Shipping Board
Norfolk
King and Queen Belfast Guests at Coronation Anniversary
George and Queen Mary visited Belfast for the tenth anniversary of their coronation. Officials presided at the state occasion amid a guarded parade. Four guards noted a tense moment when eight men and a canoe were found with ammunition.
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Belfast
Aary
Accotiated Press
George
Queen Mary
England
Ulster
Alabamians in Gainful Pursuits Reported
A June 22 report from Wallington notes 908,132 of Alabamians aged ten years and over were engaged in gainful pursuits. Of the employed, about 55.6 percent worked in agriculture, forestry, and animal husbandry. The data highlight the prominence of rural livelihoods and the role of youth in labor markets, with concerns raised about child labor norms and safety.
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Wallington
Alabamw
Police Guard at Dock as Sims Lands in New York
New York June 22 Rear Admiral Sims arrived home to brief Secretary Denby on remarks from his London speech about Irish Americans. A thousand police lined the dock to maintain order while he landed as President Wilson had recently returned from the Paris peace conference.
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Sims
Denby
London
Wilson
Hanial Sts
Pies
Rotary club members travel to a meeting in Dawson
Eleven Rotary club members left Tuesday afternoon for a meeting at Eufaula with attendees including Joe Perkins Cleve Tillman Dr Grubey Lovelace and others. The group aimed to discuss club affairs and rally support, with the event scheduled around the evening hour.
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Rotary Club
Institutional
Eufaulatary
Fealaton Hier
Joe Perkins
Cleve Tillman
P Grubeey Lovelace
Mr Rylander
Heber
P. Howe
Dawson
Florida Supreme Court Voids Prohibition Clause
The Florida Supreme Court ruled that a key provision of the state prohibition enforcement law is invalid. It strikes down the clause making it unlawful to drink or be intoxicated and the enhanced penalties for a second offense.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Jane
Florida Supreme ‘Court
Plains Expert To Be Heard At Pikes Pasture Talk
An afternoon meeting at Hosen this week invites residents and interested parties in Sarena, Taher, and surrounding counties to hear from a pasture expert. Attendees urged to attend. organizers apologize for any confusion in earlier notices.
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Plains
Art
Sarena
Hosen
Perman
An Buren
Sumter Roads and Farms Draw Cobb County Visitor
B ON Summerour of Marietta Cobb county toured Sumter County farms to study local values and farming practices. He met with John M. Prance at his home and planned to relay observed information back to his western district. Summerour, connected with the Marietta board of county commissioners, wields wide influence and aims to promote agricultural advancement.
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Sumter County
B. ON
Summerour
Marietta
Cobb County
Sum Wier
John M. Prance
Summuer
Det
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Neon
Georgia
Americas
Irish Boycott Stirs Debate Across Denver
The fragmented report references a boycott movement linked to Irish events in Denver. It mentions figures tied to reforms and a legislative stance, with scattered phrases about action, defeat, and legal measures. The text is incomplete but centers on protest and policy shifts.
Montcomery Livestock Market Report Cluttered Listing
Fragmentary notice from ETS Livestock Montcomery listing auction items and prices for Alan Jan 33 and related lots. readable items include AMERICUS SPOT corrow and Gon Middling references, but details incomplete.
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ETS Livestock
Montcomery
Alan
Peers Hightie
Ace
Americus
Georgia Legislature Opens With Speaker Neill Elected
Georgia's 1921 session opens as rival factions withdraw. Cecil Neill of Columbus elected speaker amid Hardwick administration tensions. Senate chose Herbert Clay of Marietta as president. infighting marked by defections and reorganizing the administration. Governor Hardwick weighs influence against Neill’s election.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Senate
Herbert Clay
Marietta
Ha Hamilton
Dee W. Hardwick
Neill
Ennis
Hfan
E. E. Cox
Camille
Jines
Nelle
An ' Min
Ener
Wilson
Nate
United States Congress
Hard
Hardwick
Blair to Rule on Beer as Medicine
Blair plans to decide whether beer can be used as medicine and whether new regulations will allow or restrict its use. He indicated congressional action may be needed for any broader rules, while deferring indefinitely on anti beer legislation.
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Blair
Washington
Themi
Hiternal Revenge
Bureau
Congressional
Blale
Hurricane off Texas Causes Little Damage Reported
Dallas June 22 Little damage with few lives lost was reported midday as the Texas coast from Galveston to Point Isabel bore the hurricane center had moved northward toward Corpus Christi and was drifting inland.
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Tex
Texas
Galventom Point Isabel
Tatas
Corpus
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