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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
14
Fragmentary OCR notes describe U S Army movements from Coblenz and Cadence near the Rhine. The brief mentions three visions or phases of withdrawal and the phrase The American army is rapidly passing from the Rhine.
The arrival of American troops reshapes occupied Germany. Doughboys, impressed by cleanliness and freedom, foster a cautious cordiality with locals while German officials push propaganda to sow discord. Clashes occur as resentment grows, but many Germans increasingly view American democracy as superior and express a wish to visit the United States.
An translated letter describes how COUBTI armed women long to visit the United States, imagining it as a paradise for women. The text reflects wartime morale and propaganda sentiment conveyed through correspondence.
A fragment reflects on American soldiers in German towns, noting cleaner water, public order, and the enduring impression of Allied help. It recalls joyous memories of prewar days and suggests the presence of doughboys affects German views of the Rhine region’s future and of Germany itself.
Telegram from Atlanta Tuesday says Lieutenant James R Duggan, injured in a collision involving an army airplane and a naval seaplane at the entrance to Panama Harbor on July 3, shows slight improvement. Duggan, state supervisor of schools and well known in Atlanta, attended Georgia Tech for three years before the Mexican border disturbance. his parents reside in Clay, Illinois.
The Alabama House passed a slightly amended workmen's compensation act this afternoon. The Senate concurred with amendments, and the measure now awaits the governor's signature to become law.
A fragmented OCR list details selected Census takers for the 1920 census across multiple states. Names include Isaac B. Slaughter Monroeville Alabama and Robert F. Powell Troy Alabama, with numerous other assignments spanning Georgia Louisiana Texas and Florida, listing individual officers and locales.
James J Barnes longtime Fulton resident and former sheriff dies after long illness. Service will be held in the chapel of Bl Patternon & Son on Thursday with interment to follow. Survived by three sons W. B. J. Jon E. Barnes and others.
Chilean senate unanimously approved the entry into the League of Nations. Foreign Minister Borgono stated Chile aims to prevent repeats of war through a permanent organization fostering cooperation and harmony among nations. The speech highlighted U S and European powers backing a new system of peaceful international relations.
A stinging comment questions coal operators for predicting a fuel shortage next winter. They urged producers to stockpile surplus coal rather than rely on consumers to store fuel, arguing coal won’t spoil and supply should be secured by the industry.
Dr Proctor returns to Atlanta after a four month French sojourn covering 4000 miles. He was joined by a singer and artist planning eight addresses at the First Congregational Church on Courtland Avenue and Houston Street starting next Sunday night through August. He brings back a German shell vase, stones from fallen lieutenants Rush and Nady, many photos, and notes from devastated French regions.
King George plans a broad honors list for top World War I commanders and heroes. Field Marshals Haig and Bestry, Admiral Beatty, Generals Byng Rawlinson and Birdwood, plus others, are named for earldoms and baronetcies with substantial cash grants, reflecting long service and battlefield leadership.
In Clemens August, a jury may consider the libel suit Henry Ford filed against The Chic Night after the newspaper labeled him an anarchist in an editorial published June 23, 1916. Testimony closed with rapid cross-examination and manuals guiding argument prep.
An all day excursion is planned for women and children of the poorer class in Anniston on August 12. More than 100 impoverished residents are expected to attend at Oxford Lake Park. Captain Dallas B. Holder of the Salvation Army proposes the use of the park and free transportation on large trucks to the event.
A chaotic report describes a major bakers strike in London and nationwide effects. About six thousand London bakers walked out with twenty thousand more across the country. Liverpool reports no bread left in public bakeries while queues form outside shops in London. Police actions and sympathy strikes add to the unrest as bread security becomes acutely strained.
Eastman Kodaks mean business in picture taking says Moora and Sons Opticians who stock Kodaks and Brownlea developing equipment at 42 North Broad Street in the town.
The fragment describes Coral Greette with a puffed frock forming the skirt and girdle, tiny flows in French colorings at the neck, and a draperied silhouette suggesting a refined gown. The text hints at period fabric and styling details without full context.
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