New Ballot Ordered After Pennsylvania Election Dispute
The U S railroad labor board orders a new employee election in the Pennsylvania system to pick reps for working condition talks. It voids the railroad and shop crafts ballot rules and requires a conference by August 10 to set a new voting method with major union and nonunion representations.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania Shop Crafts
Ilegal
United States Railroad Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania System Federation
Railway Employes’ Department
American Federation of Labor
American Federation
Tabor Board
System Federation
Labor Board
Waber Board
Railroad Administration
Aix Shop Crafts’ Unions
Ths General
Rolex
Pardon Plea For 17 Year Old Savanna Convict Margaret Harris
Savannah youth Margaret Harris faces potential pardon after conviction for larceny. Senate members, moved by her plight and described appeal, contemplate approval with Judge Davis Freeman backing the pardon. If granted, she may return to Milledgeville boarding school, resuming a quiet life despite a dramatic media gaze.
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Margaret Harris
Able Georgia School For
Margaret
Aingering Jook
Milledgeville
Savannah
Senate
Davis
Freeman
City Court of
Herj
Fight Over Smith Lever Fund Looms in House Action
The House faces a quick push to settle the general appropriation bill with a focus on the Smith Lever fund. The opposition to eliminating the fund, which would save 151000 plus 40000 for extension work, is tied to political maneuvering rather than economy. A reconsideration vote on the gas tax is also anticipated, risking broader county farm agent and state institution opposition.
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House of Representatives
Committee On
Appropriations
Appropriations Committee
House
Flood feared in Ware county as heavy rains hit south Georgia
Severe rains in Ware county cause streams to overflow and flood likely across the area. Bridges wash away and county roads become impassable. The canal runs through Waycross and has overflowed, with thousands of dollars in damage and officials warning of continuing danger.
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South Georgia
Waycross
Ware
Bryce Lectures on Moral Progress and International Relations
Viscount James Bryce argued that international relations depend on leaders and moral progress of individuals. He warned war unsettles peace and urged improving human nature as the path to better state relations, citing Napoleon, Cavour, Kossuth, and Mazzini as examples of individual influence.
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Lord Bryce
Napoleon Bonaparte Bigmarck Cavour
Kossuth
Mazzini
Napoleon Op Sismack
Cavour
Bismarck
White and Black Hosiery Scheme Shocks Five Points
A young woman at Five Points drew a crowd yesterday by wearing mismatched hosiery, a white silk stocking with a black pump on one foot and a black stocking with a white pump on the other. The incident sparked chatter about Dame Fashion's latest whim.
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Roy Bpfoon
Five Points
Peachtres
Decatur
Marietta
Old Plymouth Rock Reenactment for Harding Visit
President Harding arrives aboard the Mayflower at Buzzards Bay and will witness a staged reenactment around Plymouth Rock on Monday. A replica Mayflower anchors offshore as crowds surge, with thousands of visitors and special trains expected, and Plymouth residents to perform roles of early settlers.
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Washington
Harding
Plymouth
Wings Neck Light
Buzzards Bay
Mass
Navy Department
Mabe
Old Plymouth Rock
Massachusetts East City
Teattle
New England
Joby Aldon
Plymouth Rock
Anti-Blue Law Leader Delivers Optimistic Statement
New Orleans July 31 Crawford H Ellis president of the Anti Blue Law League of America issued a formal statement noting responses from all sections of the United States assure the success of the organization Ellis who is vice president of United Fruit Company and tied to local financial enterprises said business men nationwide have been enthusiastic in their reaction to the movement.
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New Orleans
Crawford H. Ellis
Anti-Bloe Law League of America
United States
Ells
United Fruit Company
Minnewins
Committee says Johnston not responsible for nurse firings
Grady hospital administrators, led by Superintendent Steve Johnston, deny initiating the removal of Miss Lilian Cheshire and Miss M oA Cheshire. A hospital medical committee says it sanctioned all steps, with Alderman Wilder to review. city council debates probing hospital administration amid rising tensions.
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Lilian
Nurads
M Oa. Cheshire
Grady Hospital
Steve R Johnston
Grady
W. 8. Goldsmith
H. R Donaldson
Arch Elkin
D. R Wilder
Council Wider On Hospitals and Charities
Comml *Ities
Miondha
Medical Board
Johnston
Miss Cheshire
Cornelimante
Nurges
A. H. Cochran
Alvin One
J.A. Couch
Richards
Br. Couch
Council
Banco
Pace 2
Hero of Hindenburg Line Sacrifices Life to Save Comrade
New York July 31 A firefighter named Joseph A Flanagan died Sunday while rescuing Fireman Charlie Oliver in a gas filled cellar during a harmless fire on First Avenue. They were overcome by gas as a basement hazard and eight other firefighters were knocked out.
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New York
D.C
Joseph A. Flanagan
Chariea Oliver
Flanagan
Oliver
Baby Dies of Poison From Iodine At Home
Kathleen Heard aged one, daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Heard of Power Ferry Road, died after drinking iodine found at the residence. The death occurred minutes after the screams began and the empty bottle was found later. Survived by both parents. Funeral Monday at 3 pm at the residence with burial in Cross Roads cemetery.
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Kathleen Heard
H. H Heard
Power Ferry
Cross Roads
Northcliffe Sees Washington Conference Surpassing Paris Conclave
British publisher Lord Northcliffe predicts the Washington disarmament conference will exceed the Paris peace conclave in importance. After visits with President Harding and Secretary Hughes, he notes political jockeying will be more dynamic than before, while officials stress his trip is purely personal. The party tours Canada and British territories as press interviews intensify.
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Con ‘ Pronontes Daly
Viencune Warencliffe
Washington
United States
Canada
Hamilton
Tam In
Toronto
Northcliffe
Lea McCarthy
E.C
McCarthy
Vancouver
Northcliffe Party
Foreign Office
Wickham Steed
London Times
Northeliffe
Snead
Shead
Robert J. Dender
Release of all American prisoners in Russia expected soon
Mrs Marguerits Harrison of Baltimore says Americans still jailed in Russia may be freed within days. She, released from Moscow and traveling under U S Senator France's protection, reports officials advised her a bulk release is imminent though Riga has not received formal notice. Her account details arrest in April 1920, subsequent six months in Moscow, and later renewed confinement. Continued on page 2.
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Riga
Associated Press
Ruzsig
Marguerits Harrison
Baltimore
Moscow
United States
France
Maryland
Harrison
Baltic States
Russia
Taekoon
NememotSnat
Election books to close today in primary vote
Last day to register for the August 91 primary. Books close at o o clock this afternoon per law 30 days before the election. Voters from Atlanta's bond election may vote without re registering if already 21 since then. Registration at courthouse county Tax Collector W S Richardson city registrar. Page 3 Colum.
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Atlanta
Ofounty
W. S Richardson
Banco
Poe Dice Department
Bunto Band
Fred C. Woodall
Takim Council
Sab
Banco Prob
Colum
Ireland Accepts Lloyd George Peace Offer As Dominion Status
London dispatch reports Sinn Fein led by Eamonn De Valera finds Lloyd-George's Irish plan acceptable. Proposals grant Ireland a dominion status with wide home rule, effectively a republic in all but name. Formal acceptance to be announced after ratification talks and potential Ulster objections. Ulster on alert as peace hopes rise across southern Ireland.
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A. E. Johnson
United
London
Lloyd-George
Ireland
Sinn Fain
Eamonn DeValera
Canada
de Valera
Dail Eireann
Ulster
Tan
Daily Herald
Belfast
Ulster Service
Yorcea
Hemberg
T. de Valera
Lloyd- George
England
Tigp
Weather forecast for several states shows varied readings
Washington to Louisiana and Texas receive a mix of partly cloudy and fair skies. Forecasters expect warm to hot conditions with occasional thundershowers in Florida and continued warm totals in the Southeast.
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Georgia
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Florida
Almabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentucky
Louisiana
Texas
Arkansas
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