Harding Shapes Campaign Basis
Washington April 10 President Harding begins the delicate task of shaping his campaign basis for re election. He must secure enough support from independent Republicans or Democrats to pass measures amid a slim majority in both houses. Senate debates loom over the international court proposal, with expected speeches and lengthy amendments.
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Washington
Tarding
House
Senate
International Court
Wings on Feet Cantilever Shoes Promise City Walks
A woman praises Cantilever shoes saying they feel like having wings on her feet. She asserts no reason why men cannot share this sensation while walking through city streets or rural areas.
Harding Plans Congress Action Before Conventions
President Harding aims to push key measures before the nominating conventions in June. He hopes Congress will pass supply bills, back the international court, approve the court’s membership, and enact national priorities. Proposals include railroad reorganization, immigration reform, merchant marine preservation, and tax policy.
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Toarvanua & System
International Court
Harding
Congress
Chaiman Cumming
Senate Intepstate Commerce Committee
New Plan to Kill Weevil Offered Georgia Farmers
A Warrenton farmer promotes an antienemy plan to curb boll weevil by daily brushing cotton with pine branches during bloom. A test case from 1922 claims brushing yielded 1,100 more pounds of seed cotton on five brushed acres versus five arsenate-treated acres. The method relies on disturbing the plant to eject weevils and prevent egg hatching.
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Georgia
J. J. Gunn
Warrenton
Doller
The
Constitution
W. J. Norris
Atlanta
Warren County
Mr. Gunn
Gunn
Mr. Norris
Norris
DeKalb County
Norvis
J. Brown
Commissioner of Agriculture
Gunn Ind
Falls
Niles
Nonthern Cotton Ol Company
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Greater School Object of Drive by S N S Alumni
Athens Ga April 19 Special A committee of the Alumni organization met to perfect a drive for a greater state normal school. Graduates from all classes were present. Kate Hicks of Athens presided. A graduate representative from each district was welcomed to organize alumni into clubs to push the drive. The drive aims to reveal Georgia’s education condition and encourage funds for worthy students county by county, with interviews of lawmakers to secure support in the legislature. Reunions are planned for June, inviting all former students to attend and press the cause.
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Athens
Alumni Orgociation
Mien
Kate Hicks
Min
Wichan
Luha
Georgia
Siudania
Immeliate Wurnaser
Normal School
Griffin man faces emigration and gun charges in court
W P Langford appeared before Judge J A Dorsey in Griffin Georgia on charges of soliciting labor without a license enticing out of state workers under contract and carrying a pistol without a license. Bond set at 1600 dollars. Langford sought more time and his attorney to arrange bond with help from Tennessee friends.
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Griffin
W. P. Langford
J. A. Dorsey
Langford
Tennessee
Darsey
Negro Preachers Meet in Austell Ga Session
Rev A L Williams presiding elder of the Rome district conference of the A M D church delivered the principal address Thursday in the opening session at Austell Georgia. Sneakers on the program included Rev C A Winfield Rev BR V Thornton and others. Mrs B R Holmes head of Holmes Institute will speak the morning.
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A. L. Williams
Rome
Austell
C. A. Winfield
V. Thornton
Her. B. R. Holmes
Holmes’ Institute
Atlanta to host blindfolded drive by Kodak in noon traffic
Kodak the vaudeville star will drive a Studebaker Big Six blindfolded through Atlanta during the noon rush today. A review panel from The Constitution accompanies her, and she plans a route from Peachtree and Hare street to Loew's Grand theater via Mitchell and Whitehall.
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Kodak
Loew's
Grands Theater
Koda
The
Constitution
Sra. Kodak
Yarbrough Motor Company
Peachtree
Hare Tis
Broad
Mitchell
Whitehall
Loew
Grand Theater
Weevil Control Plan for Cotton Fields
Brush cotton daily starting after chopping ends and continue through fodder-pulling time in August. The plan compares two 5 acre plots, both treated alike under identical conditions, to yield a better harvest and protect the fruit from heat. Local expert says Gunn’s method shows improvement and invites written inquiries.
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Norrin
Gunn
Nore
Norrie
Cleveland Girl Dances 90 Hours For New Record
Mina June Curry, world champion dancer, danced 90 hours at a Cleveland dancing academy setting a new record. She reportedly started before 8:10 PM and finished after 8:10 PM, beating the previous record of 84 hours 18 minutes set by Arthur Howard Klein.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Mina June Curry
Arthur Howard Klein
New Rates Announced On Cable Charges By Western Union
New York April 19 The Western Union Telegraph company and the Commercial Cable Company announced reductions in cable rates to foreign countries effective tomorrow. The new rates cover full rate deferred rate cable letter and week end letter service. The Commercial company stated that preferred service remains at the old rate.
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Western Union
New York
Western Uion Telegraph Company
Commercial Cable Company Today
Colored Bishop Speaks at Atlanta District Conference
Wishop J. 8. Flapper delivered the opening address to ministers at First A. M. ischavel, Rorkdale Bark, advising pastors not to complain about the exodus of negroes from the south. He claimed those leaving did not represent the best class of colored people working to improve the South.
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Wishop J
Flapper
Atlanta
A. M. Ischavel
Rorkdale Bark
South
March business sets new record in production and sales
Washington reports March outputs and retail activity hit new highs, with cotton consumption, steel, coal, and automobiles signaling broad prosperity. Record monthly figures include steel production, pig iron, and mail order and 16 cent stores, while consumer demand digesting goods without oversupply supports a favorable outlook.
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Washington
United States
Commerce Department
Committee On Templarment
Peracda
Mason
Harding Accepts AP Address at New York Meeting
President Harding will travel to New York to deliver a luncheon address at the annual Associated Press meeting on Tuesday. He may be accompanied by Mrs Harding, and plans beyond the speech were not disclosed.
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Wasohington
Jet UK
Harding
New York
Associated Press
Mr. Harding
Georgia educators convene at capitol for first annual convention
The first annual convention of the Georgia Phyetent Educational asuoelas ion opens this morning at the capitol with instructors from across northern Georgia. An afternoon session at Jamary university features Miss Leona Ivy of Tubman High school delivering the principal address, with Dr. H. D. Neale and Dr. J. E. Abercrombie among other speakers. Harriet Randolph is slated for the principal address.
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Georgia Phyetent Educational Asuoelasion
Capitol
Georgia
Jamary University
Leona Ivy
Tubman High School
Annuafa
H. D. Neale
Richmond County
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