Salvation Army fund drive warning over Atlanta results
City leaders warned that Atlanta must raise the remaining Salvation Army drive funds or face increased hunger cases and lacking services. Despite about 40,000 targeted, only a portion was pledged, and organizers vowed the drive would continue until the full amount is secured. Kiwanis and Masons competed for contributions, with the Masons gaining a lead after earlier gains by Kiwanis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Joe Ne
Thas
Thor
Camaign
Kiwanis Club
Masonic
Masons
Carnation Milk Promises Pure Nutrition
An advertisement extols Carnation whole milk as a complete food with no rival in nature. It claims Carnation contains about 60 percent less water, and instructs to mix one and a half to two parts water per part Carnation when serving. It adds that children thrive on it.
Unclear remnants reveal donation totals and names
Fragmentary snippet shows donations during the day including Wesley Memorial visionary society chaired by Mills M. R. Taylor. Additional contributions list Rhodes Pallding of fice of Armour Co. totaling 220.50 and other entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanti Widas
Wednesley
Wesley Memorial Visionary Society
Mills M. R. Taylor
Rhodes Pallding Office
Armour’ & Co
Grand Jury Recommends Warrants for Five Federal Agents
Greenville county grand jury and Solicitor David W. Simoak urge immediate warrants for five federal prohibition officers and a citizen linked to a drive by shooting at two Asheville women ten days ago. The six are named as Queen Painter Wright Tolbert Luther Stanton. They allegedly fired at a rear wheel causing a car to crash. Authorities consider assault and battery charges and plan to press the matter with Congressman J J McSwain to seek agent dismissal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Greenville County
Prohibition
Wtleset
Iwo Asheville
David W. Simoak
Queen, Painter
Wright Nod
Tolbert
Luther Stanton
Carlos Rector
J. J. McSwaip
Prohibition Department
Police Capture Convict in Raid Playing Piano
Convict Sidney Brantkey alias negra, jailed for Echola County chain gang robbery by Fulton Superior Court, was captured Wednesday in a raid on 270 Houston Street. Detectives Moai and Turnero identified him at a residence after officers found Brantley known for forcing confessions playing a jazz piece. Brantley is reported to have faced a five to eight year sentence.
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Liberty
Sidney Brantkey
Negra
Echola County
Fulton Superior Court
Houston
Flo
Poliestation
D. EB. Moai
O. L. Turnero
Thearre
Ofleera
Brantley
Perce
Meantley
Fron
Mayor Opens Meet with Educational Leaders
Mayor W A Lima attended the annual session at Friendship Baptist Church with members of the State and Educational association. Fort Valley High principal Ji Hunt urged focus on needs in education, from primary to secondary schools, noting plans for improvements and equipment. A memorial exhibit in Wide Park London honors a British WWI animal memory. The animal exhibit includes horses, dogs, camels, donkeys, reindeer, mice, pigeons, and poultry.
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W. A. Lima
Friendship
Adyiwete
Eacondary
Geimmar Selva
Balilhdes
A. Menorint
Wide Park
London
They Can Kill Me But Not Dictatorship Says Mussolini
An article by Lincoln Steffens from Rome on April 8 analyzes Mussolini's claim that dictatorship persists, questioning whether rulers are elected or seized. It contrasts democratic ideals with the appeal of strong leadership and notes historical examples from France Britain and the United States. The piece explores whether people prefer dictatorship or well-governed republics and discusses causes corrupting governments.
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Musssolini
Rome
Mussolini
Itali
Russia
Italy
Tiajans
Fascisti
Iinen
Himgelf
Dietatuelip
Hla Tube
Indiana
Teader
Congress
France
Clemenceau P
Mugnah
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Wootrow Wilson
United States
George
Supreme Court Rules Against Libel Suit in Chicago Case
The Supreme Court affirms a Circuit Court ruling and holds Chicago cannot transmit libel accusations against a newspaper. It stresses that citizens have the right to criticize government as long as no calls to overthrow or violate law occur, upholding press liberty with freedom of speech.
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Springfield
Varty Fisher
Cook Court
Eureme Court
Chicago
Napier
És Torial
Fia Corporate Petit
Hla Courg
Supreme Court
Funding Question Still Unsettled By British Action
Washington April 18 Despite renewed assurances of prompt action members of the American debt funding commissions still are at a loss to understand the delay in final consummation of the war debt settlement agreed on here early in February. The British embassy said factors delayed final signature including the absence of Eliot Wadsworth. The final draft was delivered March 24 and British and American signatures were predicted within five weeks.
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Washington
American Debt Funding Commissions
Eliot Wadsworth
The
Treasury
London
Wadsworth
American Commission
Derru
Rhine
Sir Auckland Gediles
Memphis Traction Employees Accept Four Cent Increase
Hemphia April 18. The strike of unlong employees of the Memphis street railway company, in effect since yesterday morning, was settled this afternoon with workers accepting a company offer of four cents an hour wage increase. The original demand sought seven cents more per hour.
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Hemphia
Team
Memphis Trvet Ralway Company
Mag
Presbytery Meeting Planned for Cartesville Georgia
The Cherokee Presbytery announces a meeting in Cartesville May 4 16 with about 0 delegates from Cedartown Martin Merl Pulwrlee and others. Mrs dh Ve flood of Chdareavn president and Miss Louten Mr Tam Eyharlee attend as local committee plans an entertainment program for the three day event.
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Carteresile
Gag Apeil
Speedall
Firat Presbyterian
Cedartown
Marlartn
Merl
Pulwrlee
Dh Ve Flood
Chdareavn
Presbytery
Mise
Woodmen organize in Cartersville Georgia
Woodmen of the World Half Spruce Pine camp No 152 was instituted in Cartersville on April 15 with ML Jackson elected first consul commander. Officers include F H Aeroer Ree OT Pereraeneeeree Hlomerick advisor lieutenant C Hendricks banker FE R Minet clerk Fred Bell escort Eugene Smith Jr watchman J A Spence sentry Dr S M Howell camp physician and three managers J W Dent W W Calaway G W Caddley. Initial membership listed at 75 and a Rome degree team assisted with the installation.
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Cartersville
ML Jackson
F. H
Aeraer
Hlomerick
Meutenant
R. Minet
Fred Bell
Eugenne Smith, Jr
J. A. Spence
8. M. Howell
Messra
J. W. Dent
W. W. Calaway
G W. Caddley
Rome
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Atlante
Alice Talon
Garnation Milk Products Company
Consumers Building
Globe Automatic
Netaliatina
Globe Automatic Sprinkler CO
Forsyth Duilding
Lincoln Steffens
Lee
Merita
Erita
American Bakeries Company
Tribune
Memphis Traction
Cartersville, GA
Stewart
American Lead Pencil Co
Fifth Ave
New York
Ilcer & CG
Wabout
Philadelphia
Piersburnty St
Demuphis
Hoogvult
G. L. Miller & Company, Inc
Hurt Duttding
Bens Gire
Tech Investmenta
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