Atlanta Has Fear Fund Is Charge in Capitol Removal Fight
Special to The Banner reports in Atlanta that a $50,000 fund is planned to be used to intimidate any candidate opposing sending the capitol removal issue to a public vote. The Mass meeting in the city chamber and heated House floor exchanges reflect a fierce bid to influence the capitol issue and punish dissenters.
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Ziron Iron Tonic Promises Quick Strength Gain
A Soperton reader shares relief after using Ziron to restore energy and color, describing restored sleep, appetite, and nerve steadiness. The ad touts Ziron as an iron tonic delivering rich blood, steadier nerves, and brighter eyes with a druggist guarantee.
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Soperton
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Trial of Brewer Won't Be Stopped
Federal Judge William Sawtell denied Rainier Brewing Company of San Francisco a preliminary injunction to halt U S attorney action. The case concerns manufacturing after May 1 or selling after June 30 beer containing two and three quarters percent alcohol.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
William Sawtell
Rainier Brewing Company
United States Attorney
Tramp Accident Kills Eleven in Westerner Wreck
Wreck of the New York Central Westerner at Dunkirk on July 1 kills eleven, injures nineteen, and leaves many with minor injuries. Air brakes failure blamed after witnesses say whistle called for hand brakes as the train hit the rear coach. a tramp aboard the Westerner suspected of cutting air supply.
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Westerner Express
Frank Iford
Italy Forms New Council On Peace Conference Affairs
Paris reports Premier Clemenceau and foreign ministers from Italy Britain and Japan agreed on a temporary council to oversee peace conference duties. Tittoni stated Italy seeks all Austrian gains settled in the Austrian treaty, elevating the Fiume issue to prominence amid mixed reactions in Rome about Wilson.
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Law technicality holds $8,500 land in Athens suit
The National Bank of Athens filed suit in Superior Court seeking to clear a cloud on a deed valued at $8,500. The petition details a chain from the bank to Cashier James White, who died after a warranty deed transferred property on the South Side Boulevard. T A Smith is noted as involved, with White representing the bank in the transaction.
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Divorce Complaint Follows 19 Years of Marriage
Mr. J Guest filed for total divorce from Mrs. Guest, claiming desertion after 19 years of marriage begun in 1898. He states she left home in 1917 amid quarrels and failure to keep house. The couple has two sons aged 15 and 20.
Blockade Halts Plans in Congress
Washington July 1 a series of blockades in congress halted plans of leaders to enact all remaining appropriation bills for the new fiscal year and then recess until next Tuesday. New difficulties developed in both the senate and the house forcing night sessions and with recess resolution temporarily withheld.
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House
Baker Rejects Plea to Free Conscientious Objectors
Washington July 1 Secretary Baker refused the Amnesty Committee of Chicago request to make an open plea to President Wilson for the immediate release of all conscientious objectors. The action sets a firm stance amid ongoing debates over wartime policy.
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Washington
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Chicago
Wilson
U S Seeks Mexican Murders Punished
Washington July 1 The state department made urgent representations to the Mexican government for punishment of those responsible for the murder of American citizen John W Corrall near Colonia Mexico. The case also involved maltreatment of his wife and attempted murder of his son.
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Washington
John W .Corrall
Colonia
Mexico
Chicago Salons Open for Soft Drinks Sale En masse
More than 3,000 of Chicago's 6,000 saloons opened this morning to sell soft drinks. About 500 were converted into ice cream parlors and restaurants overnight.
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Chicago
Trans Atlantic Flight Guides 34 Hour Crossing
The air ministry reports B 34 left Greenwich at 1 48 GMT for a trans Atlantic flight. East Fortune Scotland notes the voyage began at 1 48 and aims to cover the sea in 34 hours. It marks the first venture of its kind, compared to the NC 4 from the United States.
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London
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Greenwich
East Fortune
Scotland
America
Balloon Burst Injures Seven in Baltimore Crowd
Explosion at a Navy drill near Baltimore at 12:30 today caused rapid heat expansion and scattered flames injuring seventy five people, mostly women and children. The blast shook Eastern Baltimore and nearby countryside, with debris raining down on onlookers. Lt. N. J. Learned notes the incident.
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Baltimore
N. J. Learned
Warning Sent Ten Soviets by U S in Stockholm Message
The United States warned the Russian Soviet government via its Stockholm legation that any reprisals against American citizens in Russia for the New York arrests of Soviet representatives would provoke strong U S sentiment against Soviet leaders.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States
Stockholm
Russia
New York
Suffrage Defeat Planned in State Legislature
Associated Press reports from Atlanta July 1 that State Senator Parker introduced a resolution to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment, asserting it will be overwhelmingly defeated. Suffrage advocates indicated they would wait until next year to bring up the measure.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Parker
Double tragedy near Maysville shocks Commerce Ga
In Commerce Georgia on July 1, K E Highfill shot and killed Mrs. Fred Dill at the Dill home after a quarrel witnessed by Dill's children, then killed himself. He lived on Mrs Newt Smith's farm near Maysville. the Dill home sits on Senator Farr's Banks County plantation. The motive remains unclear beyond the children’s account of the quarrel.
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40 000 Natives Lose Lives in Klot Eruption
Washington reports from the State Department state the Klot for Kabut volcano eruption in Java killed about 40,000 natives and ruined twenty thousand acres of crops, mainly rice, with hot mud flows and ash fall. The note compares Krakatoa’s 1883 toll and notes Java’s vast volcanic activity and deadly features, including geysers and chasms that swallowed villages.
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Athens school teachers paid totals exceed five thousand
More than 5000 was paid to Athens teachers yesterday as checks went out from Superintendent Bond. White teachers received 4836.07 dollars while Negro teachers were paid 1032.50 dollars in official distributions.
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Army Appropriation Bill Passes With 764 Million Provision
Washington reports the House approved the 1920 army appropriation without a record vote. The bill provides 764 million dollars for Army funding, supporting payroll, supplies, and operations. No roll call was recorded, signaling swift passage in the late session.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Guards Protect Gotham Homes
New York July 1 Police guards were placed at 4 o clock this afternoon at public buildings city churches homes of public officials and citizens who spoke against socialism and anarchy by order of Police Commissioner Enright. Guards will be continued until July 7.
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Associated Press
New York
Enright
Prohibition Leaders Move To Enact Wartime Liquor Bill
Prohibition leaders in the house secured a judiciary committee meeting to press an independent bill enforcing the wartime prohibition law. The measure defines intoxicating liquor as more than one half of one percent alcohol and aims for passage at the earliest possible moment.
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Judiciary Committee
Farm Meetings Set Across Georgia July Fourth
Special to The Banner reports a statewide series of Farmer's Union meetings beginning July 4 in Habersham Ninth District, featuring speakers A A from national headquarters, J J Brown Georgia Agriculture Commissioner, J J Milla Georgia Farmer's Union president, and other officials. The itinerary includes further gatherings and remarks by national headquarters members in Washington and Pinchot areas.
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Fighting Tenth Tentative Return Sparks Georgia Race
Special to The Bani Alanta reports July 1 that rumors place Senator Olive in the next Tenth District congressional race against incumbent Carl Vinson. Olive, presiding over the state senate, has not committed, but reports say a warm contest is likely when he declares. Augusta and Mil Bo discuss Olive versus Vinson as the anticipated matchup.
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London Mourns Death of Lady Paget Big Society Leader
London mourns the loss of Lady Paget wife of General Sir Arthur Paget a prominent London society leader for nearly four decades her philanthropic work funded vast charity entertainments through war years and beyond daughter of Paran Stevens an American hotelier her death draws eulogies from papers and peers including prominent American and British figures in society circles.
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