Ulster and Ireland Policy Clash Reaches New Turn
The piece discusses Lloyd George shifting policy on Ireland from coercion of the south to pressure on Ulster. Sinn Féin urged unity under Irish oversees rule while Ulster may accept integration into an Irish government. The goal remains to satisfy extreme northern and southern factions without creating a republic.
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Ireland
Ulster
Wieter
Sinn Féin
Elf
Sinn Fein
Republi
Lloyd-George
DeVatera
James Craig
Services Held for Alston Soldier Aday C. Johnson
The body of Private Aday C. Johnson, son of Miles Johnson, who was killed in action in France on November 13, 1918, was buried in Johnson Cemetery near Alston. Rev. J. H. Oliver of Augusta preached, and Masons of Alston and Cedar Crossing conducted the funeral. The casket was escorted by a sister from Columbia, South Carolina.
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Alston
Aday C. Johnson
Miles. Johnson
France
Johnson Cemetery
J. H. Oliver
Augusta
Manona
Cedar Crossing
Aghiter
Columbia
3. C
Two Sinn Feiners Escape Death In Ireland Scene
Dublin July 31 The threat of execution in Ireland eases as General Sir Neville Macready orders release of Sinn Fein prisoners Higgins and Zigany. Writs to arrest Macready and Cameron were stayed. legal wrangling with habeas corpus and writs continues. The British government intervened to avoid jeopardizing peace talks.
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Dublin
Ireland
Neville Macready
Higeins
Egan
Tive
Sinn ‘Fein
Onerals
Macready
Gameron
Zigany
Higgins
House of Lords
Americans in Russia prison to be freed
Former detainee recalls eight months in a single room dormitory not a dungeon. He describes arranged rooms for seven to eleven occupants, ration quality similar to Soviet dining halls, and intermittent package deliveries. A hearing occurred in November and another planned for December.
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Aix
Russia
American prisoners in Soviet Union face release talks and aid plan
Reports indicate American detainees may be freed under conditions linked to trade talks or prisoner exchanges. Food relief plans by the American relief administration hinge on release, with facilities in Riga and Danzig prepared. transportation disruptions threaten widespread distribution.
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Washington
Russia
Runsig
Food Administration
Riga
Danzig
Europe
Committee report on Grady Hospital medical matters
An extensive Grady Hospital committee report submitted to Chairman Wilder details medical oversight, nursing department management, and hospital administration. It notes daily contact with hospital affairs, support for administration steps, and approval of actions ahead of a major capacity expansion planned for September 1.
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D. I. Wilder
Internet Hud
Grady
Pergonnel
Goldsmith
H. R Donaldson
Arch Elkin
Grady Hospital
Election books to close today campaign continues in wards
The Bunco probe and bunce committee findings dominate local politics as ward races heat up. James W Maddox seeks the Glearscut seat against Pennelinga W M Ethridga while A C Metxell of Poplar Circle may run in the ninth ward to succeed Councilman Robert H Jones Jr. Metxell, a Fisk Tire affiliate in autos, backs the majority findings. Councilman Tones plans retirement. O H Ellis announces for the seat.
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Bunco
Bunco Reid
Woodall
Friends of
Mr. Woodall
South Boulevard
Banco
Fifth Ward
James W. Maddox
Pennelinga W. M. Ethridga
Bunce Committee
Hbt
Meixell
A. C. Metxell
Poplar Circle
Ninth Ward
Robert H. Jones, Jr
Metxell
Fisk’ Tire
Councilmantc Banco
Hiself
O. HK. Ellis Hag
Human Head on Egg Exhibition Shocks Jasper County
In Julatte Georgia special report, farmer W L Folds displayed a highly unusual egg that bore a clear image resembling a human head. The egg formed when a Game hen laid the shell, leaving a vivid portrait impression for onlookers in the Jasper County area.
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Julatte
Jasper County
Further decline in cotton condition across states reported
New York July 31 reports from 1300 Journal of Commerce correspondents show a further drop in crop condition to 67.8 percent, the lowest July level since 1901, with declines varying by state. Texas and Oklahoma show sharp losses while Mississippi Louisiana and Missouri post gains. overall yield projected at 8,658,000 bales, far below 1920 and 1919 totals due to drought, wet spells, and reduced fertilizer use.
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New York
Racetvy
Journal of Commerce
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Texas
Mississippi
Bea
Eufaula Guests Entertain Americus Visitors At College Hill
Miss Louise Marghail of Americus is hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Marshall at their College Hill home. Miss Louise Cato West hosted a large swimming party at the Country Club last Tuesday, followed by dancing watermelon cutting and refreshments. Miss Mary Watson of Atlanta, another guest, attended the event. The operetta Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, recently staged here, will be presented in Cuthbert on August 9 under the Woman's Club, directed by Mire. Gena Smartt, with about fifty Cuthbert children participating.
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Eufaula
Louise Marghail
Ameriond
Gay
Dad
J. W. Marshall
College Hi
Louise Catowda
Mary Watson
Atlanta
Ives
Cuthbert
Ga.i
Woman’s Club
Mire
Gena Smartt
Divorced Man Claims Wife Refuses Decree See Notes
J H gins of Eagan Ga says his divorce from Hattie Loggin of Greenville SC was granted by Judge George Bellin of Fulton County. The wife allegedly not notified or appeared. proceedings cited re resistions per lawyer.
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J. H. Gins
Eagan
Constitution
Hattie Logging
Greenville
S C
George Bellin
Fulton County
J. R
British press furor over Lloyd George Northcliffe interview
The Sunday Times and Daily Mail report a heated row over a Northcliffe interview with Lloyd George. Sources claim the piece aimed to harm Lloyd George’s reputation and could affect Ireland’s peace and U.S. friendship. Observers predict a possible Lloyd George visit to Washington soon.
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Northcliffe
Lloyd- George
Ireland
America
Times
Stuart Telecause
Smpolhtic
Obs Daily Mail
Thi Panple
Oident’ Re
Lloyd‘George
Washington
United
Former Banker Held on Forgery Charges In Georgia Case
L. H. Franken, a real estate agent and former Mansfield mayor, was arrested in Atlanta on forgery charges. Police say he used up to five prominent Georgia names on checks cashed at the Atlanta National Bank, with others traced to April and a $675 out-of-town check. Detectives say he previously served as Mansfield bank cashier and gained insider knowledge. Also, John Baker of Knoxville is held for pasting a worthless check in Knoxville and will be extradited to Tennessee.
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L. H. Franken
Atlanta
Mansfield
People’s ‘Bank of
Tle
Atlanta National Bank
Franklin
James Floyd
Pinkerton
J. M. Thomas
Floyd
Ayiyet Brenklin
Bonaventure Avenue
John Baker
Baker Ue Idate A Copner Mining Company
Knoxville
Tenn
Stratford
Baker
Tennessee
Georais
Toole Backs Mitchell For Macon Mayor
Macon Georgia July 31 Special. With the commission manager’s plan stalled by opposition in the upper branch led by Senator Holmes of Culloden, Mayor Glen Toole announced he will throw the fall support of his political machine behind Jesse Mitchell for mayor. Mitchell has not yet announced but is expected to within days.
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Macon
Holmes
Culloden
Glen Toole
Jesse Mitchell
Mitchell
Iit Fn
Eel with legs found in Okefenokee Swamp
Waycross Ga July 31 a series of storms drove many of the wild animals from the Okefenokee Swamp. A three foot eel like creature with three pairs of legs was found in Gow House Island after heavy rain and brought to town by resident Jessie Crews.
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Waycross
Okefenokes
Okefenokee Swamp
Wayerosg
Jessie Crews
Gow House Island
Moore Heads Scout Council in Thomasville
Moore head[s] Thomasville area scout council chairmanship for the Second Generations Council of Gene América. The council is registered at national headquarters with a charter as a New Way council. Moore, a local attorney, has prior experience in scout work and led the former local camp. Court in Jasper convenes today for the August term of superior court.
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Thomasville
Louia
Moors
Thomas County
Generebsionaletree Council
Gene América
Counal Bas
NeciaWay Council
Moore
Jasper
British doubt disarming plans underscore Anglo Japanese ties
London reports Japan has accepted the American disarmament invitation with conditions. British officials aim to keep good relations with both the United States and Japan while safeguarding imperial interests. Analysts caution that domestic pressure to denounce the Anglo Japanese alliance grows, with mixed signals from press and observers about conference prospects.
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Ale. Johnson
United Nevs
London
Japan
America
Far East
Curzon
Haysashi
Tokio
England
Émpire
Eans
Downing Street
Great Britain
the Spectator
Harding
J. L. Garvis
Observer
Dominion
Hughes
Lloyd-George
Paris Socialists Cheer German Speaker's Views
Paris on July 31 marked the anniversary of Jean Jaures assassination as French socialists booed then cheered a German socialist deputy at the Trocadero theater. He urged a reparations plan to foster Franco German reconciliation and called for self determination in Upper Silesia.
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Paris
Jaures
Upper Silesia
Fire in Sawdust Pile at Big Mill Alarms City
Dense smoke from a large sawdust pile outside the Pattillo mill on Highland Avenue caused numerous calls to The Constitution and the fire department. The blaze began in the early afternoon, was subdued by fire crews, but heat rekindled several times in the evening, though the mill itself suffered no damage.
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Auilio ‘Saw
Othe City
Highland Avenue
Constitution
South Georgia Farmers Tour Endorses All-Year Pasture outlook
A Ware county team led by J J Heyde and eight progressive farmers toured south Georgia to study grasses and pastures for cattle and hogs. They endorsed Dallas grass for year-round grazing and sowed cat-tail millet for hog pasturage, noting lower costs than elsewhere. The trip included Thomasville Cairo Moultrie and Tifton visits with Swift & Co and a government station, but heavy rains cut the tour short.
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Waycross
United States
South Georgia
Ware
J .J.heyde
County
Brown
Cleary
Pierca County
Dallas
Heyde
Géorgia
Georgia
Ware County
Thomasville
E. E. Mack
Mack
South
Cairo
Moultrie
Swift & Co
University of Georgia needs described in report
Athens July 81 Special The teachers and students at the University of Georgia drew up an article detailing campus needs. R Adams led the committee with Mrs. C H Crayford Ruth Sate Annie Kate Johnson Janie Macon and others. They note unsightly buildings crowded spaces and lack of adequate accommodations and equipment.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Umyaner School
University of Geori
R. Adams
C. H. Crayford
Burdette
Alt. Feveuson
Eufaula Tax Evasion Cases Probed by Revenue Officers
Federal tax probes in Eufaula Alabama reveal multiple corporations and individuals found guilty of non payment with years of back taxes. A notable case involves a person reportedly fined ten dollars for possessing jars of vaselina without government stamps.
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Eufaula
Ala
Internal Revenue
Rail worker groups to meet New York committee
Railroad brotherhoods and Switchmen's Union of North America will meet a committee of the Association of Railway Executives in New York on Wednesday to discuss working rules and conditions. Attending reps include Warren Stone, W S Carter, C E Siremen, and W G Lee, following a Chicago meeting that urged wage cuts and overtime changes. A referendum on the labor board's wage reduction recommendation will follow the New York conference.
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Railroad Brotherhoods and Switchmen's Union of North America
Association of Railway Executives
New ‘York
Warren Si ‘Stone
The
W. S. Carter
C. E
Siremen
W. G.lee
Drithe
Heppard
Conashen
Brotherhoods
Chicago
United States ‘Railroad Labor Board
Astruther
Cleveland
United States Labor Board
Brotherhood
New York
North China capital move looms as Wu Pei Fu advances
Reports from Hankow say Wu Pei Fu with an army about 100000 men is advancing on Wu Chang, capital of Hupeh, seeking to topple Governor Wang Yuan. If Wu Chang falls, Wu Pei Fu could be declared ruler of North China with possible recognition by Great Powers and a Sun Yat Sen compromise.
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Hankow
China
Wu Pei Fu
Chili Province
Huosh Provence
Wang Chung Yuan
Cing
Wu Chang
Hupeh
Wang Chan Yuan
Pei Fu
North
Sun Yat Sen
Canton
Sun
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