Halide Hanum Talks War and Freedom From Angora
Halide Hanum the Turkish woman novelist and Nationalist leader speaks to the Associated Press near Angora. She rides from Ineboli, cherishes Constantinople, declares independence, rejects Bolshevism, and vows to fight until Turkey is free with open trade, roads, and industry.
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Associated Press
Angora
Turkey
Halide Hanum
Ineboli
Black Sea
Hallde
Constantinople
America
All
Hassan
Urbana
Kemal Pasha
Women In Georgia Will Seek Office
Georgia League of Women Voters notes broad cooperation among women groups as key progress. Law already lets women hold office on equal terms with men and aligns with federal suffrage rules. Jury service was intended but removed in committee. Other measures stalled or not advanced include hours for women and raising age of consent. Georgia’s past efforts lifted the age of consent, and advocates expect many desired laws to come up in the next sessions.
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Constantinople
Venice
New York
Straits
Dardenelles
N&tlohs
Atlanta
Georgia League of Women Voters
League
Hardwick
Georgia
Threats of violence at Cape Verde Islands native arrest
A crowd gathered in Wareham Massachusetts on Thursday threatening John Dies, a Cape Verde Islands native, after his arrest for larceny and an assault on a white woman. Police fired shots in the air to disperse the crowd. Dies and a companion, Gomes, were involved in the incident.
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Wareham
Masa
Choase
John Dies
Tte
Cape Verde Islands
Dies
Y Gomes
Atlanta to test postage meter for personal stamping
Atlanta plans to introduce a postage meter that prints a 2 cent U. S. Postage Paid square on letters as they pass through. The device mirrors auto cancelling machines with a postelectric register set by post office authorities. users stamp only for the amount paid, requiring a reset at the post office after use.
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Post Office Department
U. S
Post Office
Low Prices Lower Exports 3 Billion
United States foreign trade fell by over 300 million dollars in the last fiscal year as per the commerce department. The drop is attributed largely to a world trade slump and lower prices rather than reduced quantities. wheat and cotton exports rose in volume but decreased in value, with cotton exports at 627 thousand bales and wheat at 25 million bushels.
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Associated Press
Wash
D. C
Commerce Department
Jhhe
Department
Atlanta Property Values Rise in Fulton County 1921
Atlanta reports Fulton County's taxable property totaling 19 483 535 2 in 1921, up about six percent from 1920 and nearly doubling over the past decade. Real estate growth, high prices, and new homes drive construction, with Realty Trust Company noting firm building in Atlanta's commercial and residential districts.
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Atlanta
Fulton
Wantane Aie Faze
Ars” ‘Orres
Bear
Tome
Ithiest Firma
Adair
Murder charge linked to Hall in Dallas killing
Apecclated Press reports Hall a Dallas merchant is charged with the murder of Mise Martha Hendersona. She was shot to death in front of his testimony at the coroner's inquest.
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He Hall
Martha Henderada
Dallas
Texas
Hughes Leads U S In Global Diplomacy And Trade Roles
Washington features Charles Evans Hughes as a diplomatic force shaping the postwar order. As secretary of state since March, Hughes coordinates a wide range of issues from disarmament to reparations, mediating with Britain Russia and Japan while crafting a coherent American approach to international crises. His daily routine and public approach underpin a rising profile in the coming world conference and related negotiations.
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Norris Quinn Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
Hughes
Harding
Panama
Costa Rica
Great Britain
Russia
United States
Lilenceith
Litvinoff
Bolshevist Foreign Mininister
Germany
France
Ruhr
U. S. Officers Seek For Draft Dodgers
United States deputy marshals pursue over 300 warrants issued in the last two weeks for violations of the selective service law. District attorney staff filed criminal informations against alleged violators and many cases may not be prosecuted as some men entered military service before questionnaires were mailed. A Negro volunteer reported a warrant after hearing of it, explaining he had slept at his home since 1916 and did not understand the questionnaire process.
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Atlanta
United States
United States District Attorney's Office
Odisints
Pocause
Auto Drivers In Atlanta Reckless
Atlanta police report a rising number of auto accidents and reckless driving as a major cause. Officers say impaired weather and driver behavior fuel the spike, urging stricter enforcement to curb deadly incidents and protect pedestrians and motorists.
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Atlanta
Mamta
Jury Finds No Evidence in Tobacco lynching case
RICHMOND VA. After hearing nearly a hundred witnesses yesterday about the lynching of Lem John Am for the armed killing at master in Tobacco, a special grand jury reported that no evidence existed to support an indictment.
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Richmond
Lem John
Tobacco
Late flashes on British Irish talks not mentioned
The British government and Irish leaders were not mentioned in Thursday mornings Dail Eireann session. an official statement issued Thursday afternoon confirmed the omission amid ongoing peace negotiations.
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Dail Eireann
Duslin
Daileireann
Accused Lawyer In Bergdoll Case Fires Reply
Washington DC. After congressional committees investigated Grover Cleveland Bergdoll’s escape Ansell’s firm attacked Representatives Johnson Flood Luhring and defended the majority report. They claim innocence and proper motives in the Bergdoll case.
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Bergdoll
Washington, D. C
Grover C Iid
Ansell Forth
Ansell
Representatl Johnson, Flood
Luhring
Minority Report
Majority Report
Innocen
Merchants Elect Officers Today
In Richmond Virginia E B Moon of Chicago and Dr D W Daniel of Clemson College spoke at the closing session of the Southern Retail Merchants Association convention. Officers were to be elected Thursday.
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Associated Press
Richmond
E. B. Moon
Cliicaxa
D. W. Daniel
Clemson College
South Carolina
Southern Retail Merchants Association
Daniels Attacks Morrison Over Tax Ruling Rift
In Raleigh Josephus Daniels former secretary of the navy criticizes Governor Morrison in an editorial call to return home. Daniels cites A D Watts tax reduction for American Tobacco and Liggett Myers in 1920, asserting it highlights administration policy during Morrison’s term.
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Associated Press
Raleigh
N. C
Josephus Daniels
Morrison
News-Courier
Daniel
Asheville
A. D. Watts
American Tobacco Company
Liggett-Myers Company
Shipwrecked Planter Sails From Philadelphia to Mobile Sinks Near Key West
The schooner Planter carrying coal bound from Philadelphia to Mobile sank thirty miles off Key West during a gale. The captain and crew survived, reaching Key West after the wreck, according to reports received.
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Associated Presa
Mobile
Philadelphia
Key West
Key
Athens Kiwanis Club Holds Semi monthly Luncheon
The Athens Kiwanis Club met for its regular semi monthly luncheon at noon Thursday at the city Y M C A with many members present. In the president’s absence, W P Dorsey, little business was conducted.
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Athens Kiwanis Club
City Y. M. C. A
W. P. Dorsey
Britain Will Keep Pact With Japan
Lloyd George told the House of Commons after the imperial premiers conference that Japan loyally fulfilled its wartime alliance with Great Britain. He asked if Britain should now decline Japan’s services, noting the House’s resounding “no” as they supported continuing the pact.
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Associated Press
London
Lloyd George
House of Commons
Japan
Great Britain
Traveling barriers and American press travels' woes abroad
A critic recalls passport delays and border frictions across Europe under postwar reordering. He mocks self important officials and highlights harsher treatment of Americans at Riga, Reval, Polish borders, and Italy while noting relative courtesy of Danish and Dutch officials and grudging respect for Americans’ money. He argues travel is no pleasure for common citizens facing visas and charges.
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Vienna
Woodrow Wilson
Lloyd George
M. Clemenceau
Europe
Paport
Mr. Wilson
America
Russia
Riga
Reval
Esthenia
Latvia
Lithuaniaa
Kington
Americana
Czecho-Slovakia
Italy
Belgium
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Fraternal Congress Set for Chicago August 29
The National Fraternal Congress of America will convene in Chicago from August 29 to September 1 with representation from every state. President George S Ki will preside at the opening as Canadian greetings are extended and committee reports read. Speakers include Jesse S Phillips on insurance and fraternal societies, Dr. M M Smith on health conservation, Mary Ly Hocca on fraternalism, and E Patch notes on law. Officers will be installed. sections for presidents and law will feature diverse fraternal representatives. The Fraternal Actuarial Association meets Monday morning. The disarmament party menu oddly lists dog of war sausage.
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Chicago
National Fraternal Congress of America
George 8
M. M. Smith
Mary Ly Hocca
Milton G
Frances, C. Jakal
Fraternal Actuarial Association
Traveler’s tall tales spark playful dinner rift
A wandering guest, famed for yarns, entertains a dinner party with boasts that provoke his friends. The group contemplates discipline as the evening ends with a tepid joke and a brisk, unintended shove, while Georgia’s turtle races and political chatter hint at broader amusements.
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