Cooperation Inevitable Shapes Republican Split Over League Policy
The piece argues President Harding will push a broader international policy, splitting Republicans between pro league members and insurgents. It cites Senator Pepper and others like Hammond, Allen, Hughes, Hoover, praising broader understanding of the League of Nations as a persuasive body and stressing duty to global economic peace. The debate signals hard choices ahead before the 1924 party platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Republican Party
Senate
Republcan
Clement Inne Dre
America
International Court
League of Nations
Pattle
Repub
Hcan
League
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Rte Boise Penrose
League of Naions
Association of
John Hays Hammond
Henry Allen
Hughes
Hoover
National Party
League of
Nations seek world democracy through league may guide campaign
The piece argues nations must join a cooperative world order led by the League of Nations to ensure peace and democracy. It lauds the League’s success in Albania-Serbia and Austria crises while noting America’s absence hinders European economic adjustment and urges constructive cooperation to avoid future world conflict. It criticizes hostile portrayals of Georgia by Chicago papers and praises Minnesota Tribune editorial sunshine on Georgia’s progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
League of Nations
League
Albania
Serbia
Austria
Europe
Hans
Gon
Hamoe
Fra
Cay
Georgia
Theorgia
Central States
Northwest
Chicago
Herrin
Minneapolis Tribune
Middle Northwest
Miinneapolis Tribune
Sudden Change in Song and Spring Ode in Missouri Letter
A long, fragmentary poem column from Missouri features Daniel Whitehead Hicks and Uncle John readers sharing spring songs and rural verses. It blends humorous dialect verses about weather, revival singing, and local life with brief notes on springtime from Atlanta to Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gay
Mirror
Peare
Softis
Daniel Whitehead Hicks
Atlanta
Missouri
John
Rafe
Fenran-An- Earth
Baerelaria
wariyeMi
Carelo John
Uxrelsior Springs
Editorial Sunshine From the Northwest
Georgia farmers shift from cotton to diversified crops to stabilize profits. Bankers back balanced farming as cotton’s share wanes, promoting smarter, scientifically trained practices. The state gains from livestock, dairy, and vegetables while reducing reliance on a single cash crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapoli
Mint
Georgia
Sewor
Thore
Fim
Northwest
Barleg
Pate
Pithy Paragraphs revival items and notices
An assortment of verse, dances, and snippets from a 1920s era program column. It notes revival night songs and crowd participation plus prize details for readers contributing to a daily Pithy Paragraph feature. It lists contributors Mel and Wiss Virginia Hammond and includes adjunct quips and brief vignettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Loew's Grand Theater
Mel
T. H. Phinazee
Forsyth
Wiss Virginia Hammond
Gainesville
Bet Officials Return to Atlanta Mission
Captain A. 12 Leister, EA Skelion and Dr C 8 Britt, officials with the fifth district office of the veterans bureau, have sailed to Atlanta after touring Tenerere to persuade former service men to reinstate and convert their insurance policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leister
EA. Skel
Dr. C
Britt
Fifth District
Veterans’ Bureau
Atlania
Tenerere
Policien
Broadway cafe world flirts with gold and danger
New York April 17 reports detail a dismal underbelly of Broadway nightlife where gold digging floridly taps lavish lovers. Vivid anecdotes describe young courtesans, paid visits, and a illicit economy of favors, blackmail, and shifting patrons, with echoes of stage lore and cinema influence.
The Problem of Taxes In the Light of Science and Economics
The text discusses tax questions through scientific and economic lenses, touching on planetary motion, tidal effects, and the Earth's rotation. It argues centrifugal forces in a faster rotating Earth alter motion, analyzes the Earth Moon relationship, and cites Darwin and Ball on lunar evolution. It concludes with remarks on planetary dynamics and economic implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palea
Cantelfgut
George Darwin
le Robert Ball
Ravela
Weber
Earth
Health talks by William Brady on life education
Chicago public high schools face debate over teaching human life and sex hygiene. The essay discusses need for trained teachers, U.S. Health Service pamphlets for various groups, and a suggested booklet The Wonderful Story of Life guiding parents and children, noting a five cent government charge and the aim to approach life education without sensationalism.
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Chicago
United States Public Health Service
State Board of Health
Seventh Street
Washington
D.C
Young Met
General Publi
Boya
United States
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Notable books I enjoyed from a New York portrait gallery note
Frederick Macmorris, listed as Scniptor, honors ten books and prominent works. The piece cites Shakespeare, Vasari, Poe, Dickens, Thackeray and others, mentioning civic figures in City Hall Park and various libraries. It notes rights held by North American Newspaper Alliance and references 1924 copyright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Vanity Fair
Thackeray
Ebnew
Peter Thhetson
Dr Mavrier
Dickens
Conyright
Slater
Great Britain
Alliante
Lee Ashcraft Leads Chamber Confederate Memorial Committee
Lee Ashcraft appointed chairman of the Stone Mountain Memorial committee of the chamber of commerce. Alfred C. Newell announced the council will push local bands and students to enter the national school band contest in Chicago June 4 7. Three classifications high schools grammar schools and military schools will contend for a total prize of 6000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Ashcraft
Stone Mountain Memorial
Chamber of Commerce
BR. Otly
Alfred C. Newell
Newell
Georgia
Chicago
Music Industries Chamber of Commerce
Milltown Leader M. Langdale Dies at Home
Milltown mourns M Langdale a longtime citizen and council member born in the area. He died at his home on a Saturday night and was buried in Milltown cemetery after funeral services at the local Methodist church. He leaves a wife, a seven year old child, and three sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milltown
Langdale
Lanier County
J. Frank Snell
Momher
Blasona
Lanedale
Lillie Stedell
Lieten
William Middox
Teanie Clanton
Prank Strmata
Ray City
Lansdale
Mrs R J Lowry In Critical Condition At Georgian Terrace
Mrs Robert J Lowry, prominent Atlanta civic figure and widow of Robert J Lowry founder of Lowry Bank, remains critically ill in her Georgian Terrace apartments. Doctors expressed concern as her condition worsened after weeks of illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Lowry
Georgian Terrace
Uesday
Lowry
Atlanta
Lowry Bank and Trust Company of Georgia
Singeriss Emma Markham
Physical Education Associations to Meet in Atlanta This Week
In its first annual convention during educational week, the Georgia Physical Education Association, led by Mrs. G. We Madora of Savannah, opens a two day session in the Capitol on Friday with speakers including Miss Leonora Ivey of Tuburn High Augusta. The program features a keynote on the director of physical education and invites educators to visit Lee Street school Thursday for folk dances and games. Officers include Miss Cato Lane as vice president and Miss Lurline Parker as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Faynens Educationat Asaocatun
G. We Madora
Savannah
Capitol
Leonora Ivey
Tuburn High School
Augusta
L. Dana
Association
Cato Lane
Milledgevile
Lurline Parker
Fairburn
Farrell to Speak At Formal Dedication Of Industrial Canal
New Orleans April 17 James A Farell president of United States Steel will deliver the principal address of the dedication of the New Orleans industrial canal The ceremony ties to the foreign trade convention to be held May 2 4 Inclusive in New Orleans Different dates and venues are given in the announcement and the article notes the speaker is from New York but the exact canal dedication date is stated as May 4
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Moscow
Fheirs
Stanislavsky
New Orleans
James A. Farell
O& New York
United States Steel Corporation
New Orleans Industrial Canal
Macon Capitalist Buys Wholesale Drug House In Montgomery Ala
Macon capitalist Taylor has acquired the Uriel Brothers wholesale drug business in Montgomery Alabama. Taylor, away from Macon, will continue and reorganize the operation with new capital. Taylor’s son left Macon to go to Montgomery to assume charge, with the family to join later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon Capitalist
Montgomery
Ala
Macon
Taylor
Maron Capitalist
Buninena
Uriel Brothers
Kindon
D. Taylor
Ita
Mr. Taylor
Festival Body Meets Annual Conference Today
The Avanta Educational and Charitable Festival association will hold its annual meeting at Ebenezer Baptist Church at 4:30 this afternoon. Officers will be elected for the coming year and plans made for the annual outing set for Monday, June 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avanta Educational and Charitable Festival Association
Ebenezer Baptist Church
Woman Educator to Speak Tonight on Faith
Dr Blanche Loveridge of Elisabeth Mather College will deliver Psychology of Faith at Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church tonight at 7 30 o clock. The talk aims to explore how belief shapes behavior and community life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Loveridge
Elisabeth Mather College
Ponce de Leon Avenue Baptist Church
W. J. Wright Buried in Covington Tuesday
Covington Ga April 17 Will Joe Wright 24 formerly of Covington lately of Detroit was found dead at his Detroit boarding house Sunday Cause of death unknown He is survived by his parents Mrs and Mrs Joe W Wright Covington one sister Mrs Sam T Wilhark Talladega Ala three brothers Henry California Louis and Jock Covington and other relatives The body reached Covington Tuesday and funeral services were held at the home Interment in West View cemetery
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Covington
Speeia
Will Joe Wright
Detroit
Bri
Mra
Joe W. Wright
Siater
Sam T. Wil Hark
Talladega, Ann
Henry
California
Louis
Jock
West View Cemetery
Decatur County May Organize Bull Club
Bainbridge Ga April 17 That Decatur county will have bull clubs is almost sure now as two full blood Jersey bulls arrived for agent Dr D Sawyer No definite plans for the club have been acted upon but the cooperative idea is expected to take hold locally and the ball club concept for neighborhoods is gaining favor after explanations to residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Decatur County
Dr E C Smith Wins Bainbridge Post Office Seat
Dr B C Smith won the Bainbridge post office race defeating the nine year incumbent J M Beott. Smith resumed the appointment on Thursday and took charge Saturday night amid applause from local leaders including De Boris a noted dairying and livestock industry figure in the section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fambridge
Vince
Sipedah
B.C. Smith
Bainbridge Post Office
Smith
Bia Commissi
J. M. Beott
Lim
Borith
Alethany-feiende
Wilson Faces Jury in Ben Hill Court
Fitzgerald Georgia April 17 Special J J C Wilson charged with the murder of R B H Sappington at Seville August 23 1920 brought from Savannah to Ben Hill superior court for trial by jury a venue change granted by Judge Crum. State outlines alibi and motive while witnesses describe shooting at the Seville post office and the body found at the scene. The case has a long history with prior trials and appeals, and a jury panel of farmers merchants a lawyer barber and a mechanic is seated for the trial.
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Wilson
Sappington
Macon
Wilsan
A.J. McDonald
Paul Willson
Dooley County
Gibbs
Cot
Wilcox County
Alaa
Ing
AL McCatt
Neville
J. M. Faireloth
Seville
Khota
Enn Wilson
E. P. Wilkun
W. OB. Ada
Wilcot County
Nn Automobile
A. J. Gurke
Maron
Crum
Witton
Rappington
J. A. Burke
Burks
Deliber ‘Ately
Wilcon Superior Court
Lbe
Gaver
Supreme Corre
Ines
Actin
Muieb
Wilcox Rupellor
Caitly
Kfite
Artortisys
Sullestor General Wall
Crom
Cannes
Chatham
J. B. Wall
Wotta Powjolh
Vieming Dudys
John Ross
Micon
Patton
Alitieville
A. Dnd
J.C. BfeDoneald
Big Elty
Hel Lwwon
Abhavltids
W. A. dfeClellan
Maye Eok O
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