Salvation Army drive nears goal amid continuing appeal
Figures released by treasurer W L Perkerson show the Salvation Army campaign has raised about 21 500 in cash and 8800 in pledges, with total gifts reaching 872 000 and a planned final push toward the $40 000 goal as officials say the drive will continue. Donations Friday came from diverse groups including Sampson and Mailowell ACW Worth, Southern Railway shops, Western Union, Auto Car Sales, Bank of Hapeville, and various clubs and enterprises. The Laundrymen's Club and American Business Club Committees reported hundreds in contributions, while Packard Enterprises Georgia staff, Mrs N O Syms, and Mrs James A Erwin also contributed. Mrs Luther H Meddock led Pryor Street PTA’s 32 05 donation effort.
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W. LD. Perkerson
Salvation Army Campaign
Perkerson
Ethe Salvation Army Campaign
Morgan and Dillon
FE. Q. Johnson
White Lewit i Iny
IL L
Oglethorpe
Packard Enterprises of Georgia
N. O. Syms
James A. Erwin
Luther HH. Meddock
Pryortreet Parent-Teachers’ Association
Local youth sentenced for petty larceny at city stockade
Frank Jones, 17, of 661 East Fair Vatreet, received 50 days in the city stockade after pleading guilty to simple larceny for attempting to remove a tire from his car on South Boulevard near Dabney Street. Judge George E. Johnson presided. A separate Treasury report shows veterans payments totaling $160,178,000 in four months, up from the prior year.
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Frank Jones
East Fair Vatreet
Stockade Frigalay
George E. Johson
BR. J. Burgess
Jones
South Boulevard Avenue
Dabney Street
Jun S
Ovk
Plmited States Treasury
Prohibition Clash Sparks Debate in Parliament
Debates feature references to America’s prohibition as a “horrible example” and discuss its impact on crime and corruption. Speakers, including Sir Arthur Midbrook, argue over liberty, enforcement, and public order while reports describe rioting, emergency work protests, and police absences across European cities.
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Fublla Hone
Sergingeour Eaid
Eady Astor
Parison
United States
America
Berlin Slump Forces Tight Currency and Clamps on Imports
Panic grips Berlin as the mark sinks amid a government crackdown on foreign currencies and stricter credit controls. Meetings convened by the cabinet and Reichsbank to stabilize the currency follow reports of widespread losses and industrial demand for cheaper marks. Hunger and unemployment fuel new disturbances with riots in Mulheim and Milheim ending in fatalities and injuries.
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Reichsbank
Rohe
Mulheim
Milheim
CROP PROSPERITY AND POLITICAL CHANGE IN WASHINGTON
The article analyzes optimistic economic expansion in western crops and industry contrasted with political shifts in Washington. It notes Republican dominance in state offices, calls out taxation debates and budget cuts, and discusses Senator Poindexter's narrow reelection against challenger Dill, plus national party dynamics and reform stances amid a changing political landscape. The piece highlights labor, agrarian, and radical currents waning under prosperity and the impact on party alignment and leadership.
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Labor
Republican Party
House
Mr. Harding
Washington State
Tts
Calli Ig
Npljt
Berlethy Pars
Lintopentelle Forest Iide Apa
Culturel
Ant Tating Unite
Nie Erlog
Wanhinaten Atate
Norehan Hou
Mopox
Mr. Vounavelt
Revi Electoral Veta
Wime
Wilean
Hughes
Miler Poindexter
Clarence C. di
Dill
Poindexter
J. Stanley Webster
Spokane
Albert J. Beveridge
Senate
Indiana
Webster
Vetera
Dill O
League of Nations
Hoover
Washington
Tream Johnson
la Follette
Sunnortera
McAdoo
Mc. Davia
Pov
League
Ajations
Officers Chosen At Roads Meeting
The Roads meeting nominates E Thornton of Atlanta as vice president and J A Rountree as director general. State vice presidents and directors are re elected. Bankhead Association officers and several state directors are named. Nat B Dial, H P Fulmer, and W H Bankhead address delegates on funding for roads, agriculture, and national prosperity.
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E. Thornton
Atlanta
J. A. Rountree
Bankhad Association
Bankhead National Highway Association
Leon G. Jones
Alabama
J. Sprunt Hill
North Carolina
T. L. Kirkpatrick
M. Ms.Craver
Albuquerque
N. M
United States
Nat B. Dial
Wilson G. Harvey
H. P. Fulmer
South Carolina
William H. Bankhead
Townsend
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Salvation Army Advisory ‘Board
Mercy
Gladstone
Lord Randolph Churchill
Enel
Balfour
Lord Roveberry
Mullictn
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Veun
Gia
Recklinghausen
Berlin
Mark Slumps
Clive
J. M. Mat
Los Angeles
Caill
G. S. Bunch
Decatur
Georgia
Navy
Sinclair Motor
Mark
Cleary
Allan
Harding
KB. K
Ita
Erate Vighwata
Hawaii
Censeg Ly
Bankhead
South
Fulmer
Diol
Benufor Nat B. Dial
International ‘Court’ of Justice
World Court
Dial
Charles E. Townsend
Michigan
Senator Dial
Constitution
Stewart's
Anchor Shoe Dept
H. G. Lewis & CO
Whitehall
Canton
Roshanara
Jersey
Poiret
Brittonia
Normandy
Sik
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Lewis Gor'sga
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