Cabinet lobbying charged on dyes
Representative Frear accuses three cabinet members of pressuring to preserve the Chemical Foundation dye monopoly. He cites letters from Weeks and Denby urging a continued embargo, and an alleged failure by Attorney General Daugherty to respond to a July 18 letter. Frear condemns what he calls brazen effrontery and warns against government influence by dye interests.
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Washingto
Chemical Foundation Company
Harding
Frear
Wisconsin
Penrose
Senate
Jordney
Penrope
Weeks
Denby
Daugherty
Dge
Congress
Mrr
Francis P Garvin
Joseph Choate Jr
Patent Office
Private sale probe ties dye embargo lobbying power
The speaker cites a Chemical Foundation private sale valued at 250 000 and alleges a 100 000 lobby payment for a Choate drafted embargo bill. He argues high administration endorsements shield these interests and calls for an investigation, prosecution, and nullification of fraudulent contracts to protect government interests. He seeks dates and private cooperation with Mr Daugherty.
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Chemical Foundation Company
Mr. Frear
Choate
Daugherty
Ninth Ward Citizens Meet to Back Horace Russell Bid
Citizens of the ninth ward gather at Highland Avenue school auditorium tonight to back Horace Russell in his campaign for council. He faces incumbent or challenger O K Ellis with Walter Lima expected to attend and speak. Russell to outline platform. women urged to attend. Arthur Brooks chairs committee with George West as vice chair.
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Ninth Ward
Eelock
Highland Avenue School
Horace Russell
Robert Jones
Russell
O K Ellis
Walter Lima
Arthur Brooks
Citizens’ Committee
George West
Good Mornings Ideal Pushed by Goats R. and P. Company
Georgia Railway and Power Company adds name holders to street cars in Atlanta. Conductor and motorman will display cards with their names for riders to address them personally. Frank Lee Butler urges courteous, friendly service, aiming to raise the standard of street car work in the city.
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Atlanta
Frank Lee Butler
The
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Thia
Sacred Concert Draws Large Crowds at Butler Street Branch
A sacred concert at Butler Street Branch GA yesterday drew a large audience as solos and choruses highlighted the event. Lemuel Foster, formerly of the Fisk Jubilee Singers, spoke on preserving folk songs for future generations. Her e Thompson presided. A delegation visited a boys camp and reported excellent conditions as efforts continues to fund completion of two unfinished floors of the M C A building.
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Butler Street
Lemuel
Foster
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Thompson
Triplet squash enters freak vegetable contest in Georgia
The Constitution receives a three-part squash sent by Miss Jane Johnson of Sta th am Barrow county. The friendly triple squash inspires optimism about Georgia crops and fosters lighthearted relief amid ongoing probes and charges.
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Paul Stevenson
Atlanta
Georgia
Jane Johnson
Statham
Barrow County
George Johnson
Robert Gann Endorsed for Georgia Industrial Board
Unanimous vote at Ath union meeting endorses Robert E Gann for the Georgia Industrial Commission seat to replace W P Raoul. Gov Hardwick will choose based on labor recommendations. Gann a long time trade union leader and printer. Atlanta Typographical Union also plans Labor Day parade participation with a committee led by Gann.
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Ath
Temple
Ite Bers
Robert E. Gann
Hardwick
Georgia Industria Commission
W. P. Raoul
Raoul
Atlanta
Gann
Anniston
Ala
Labor Department
Friends
Industrial Commission
First Butts County native dies in World War burial in Virginia
James W. Finley of Jackson, the first Butts County man called in 1917 and the first to pay the supreme sacrifice, is buried in Arlington national cemetery after being killed at the Marne on July 24, 1918. Finley, from Company K Fourth United States infantry, trained at Camp Gordon and Camp Wheeler after enlisting in September 1917. His death occurred in France alongside ten comrades. he was an noted athlete.
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Jackson
Butts County
James W. Finley
J M. Finley
Ert Harrison
Richmond
Marne
Fourth
United States Infantry
Camp Gordon
Camp Wheeler
France
Finley
Evans Jr buried at home after Meuse drive death
Sandersville Georgia special report notes Beverly Lang Jr killed in the Meuse drive on November 3 1918 is buried at the Baptist church today with Aquilla Chamlee Hawkinsville officiating. A large crowd attended the funeral the body escorted by 40 servicemen in uniform to cemetery volleys of four with taps by a bugler. Floral tributes arrived from across the state. Also from Cartersville tag returns for Bartow county show 1921 tax receipts down about half a million dollars per Tax Receiver Ingram.
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Sandersville
Beverly Db Lang, Jr
Meuse
O. Aquilla Chamlee
Hawkinsville
Dublin
Cartersville
Bartow County
Ingram
Labor Day Plans Progress Amid City Outing
Progress reported on September 5 Labor Day observances by city labor unions and crafts. Subcommittees refine details for a parade at Lakewood Park and a daylong outing with athletic events and fireworks. Floats celebrate Helping Build Atlanta with designs approved, and prizes for parade and contests exceed prior totals.
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Central
Laor Day Committee
War Temple
Trinity Avenue
Caraway
Cayta Federation of Trades
Ais
Ture
Atlanta
Atelanta
Emmett L. Quinn
Lakewood Park
Italy Supports Britain in Most Vital Problem
Rome reports Italian delegation to Paris outlines Rome backs British positions on Upper Silesia Rhine frontier Saar occupation and customs line up with England on Near East Dardanelles and Asia Minor support Anglo Greek Spanish policy to curb French influence in the Mediterranean. Also notes an incident in Savannah Ga where Joe bar Teen, a colored man, dies after being struck by a car belonging to C L Saunders of Guyton.
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Rome
Supreme Council
Paris
Upper Silesia
Demarinus
Rhine I
Italy
Saar
Wirth
Near East
England
Dardanelley
Asia
Minor
Poli Ly
Rass
France
Savannam Ga
Atrick
C L. Saunders
Guyton
Sinn Fein demands McKeown release amid peace talks
Dublin reports say Sinn Fein will seek the release of John J. McKeown, a republican army commandant jailed for murder, even if it delays peace. Most prisoners are slated for release by tomorrow to allow consultations with colleagues, though McKeown’s case is exempt.
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Horenle
Jacobs’ Puarmacy
Dublin
Sinn Fein
John J. McKeown
Daideireann
Lloyd-George
McKeown
Aaeireann
Associated Press
John J McKeown
McGrath
MelGrath
MecKeown
Alec
Longford Irish rebel leader McKeown faces death sentence
Trial testimony from British officers cites good treatment of captives while McKeown, commandant of the Irish Republican Army, remains detained in prison. News coverage labels the detention indefensible and notes no paroles or unconditional releases have been granted, amid expected releases of others.
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Teilree
Longford
Utcown
Ye McKeown
Irish Republican Army
Miss Lily B Moss of Athens Dead After Surgery
News of the death of Miss Lily B Moss of Athens arrived Sunday night. She died Sunday morning following an operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore. Miss Moss was popular in Atlanta for visits to relatives and noted for philanthropy and social prominence in Athens. Her body will be sent to Athens at once for burial.
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Lily B. Moss
Athens
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Moss
Atlanta
Verner Vincent to Stand Trial Again for Murray County Murder
Cartersville resident Verner Vincent, jailed in Chatsworth, faces a second Murray County Superior Court murder trial for the killing of Smith Treadwell. At the first trial the jury stood eleven to one for acquittal. Neel & Neel of Cartersville and Judge N A Norris of Marietta represent him.
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Cartersville
Verner Vincent
Chatsworth
Murray County Superior Court
Smith Treadwell
Neel & Neel
NA Norris
Marietta
Seaboard Excursion to Birmingham Special Train Left Midnight
Seaboard operates a Birmingham excursion at 350 dollars plus tax for round trip. Train leaves Terminal Station at midnight Saturday August 13. Tickets good in sleepers or coaches through Cit Ticket Office at 18 Walton Street and Belle Isle Taxicab.
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Seaboard
Birmingham
Terminal Station
Cit
Walton Street
Belle Isle
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Goats R. and
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Stewart
Feyefe
Georgia Acres
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Barrow Equnty
Robert Cann Indorsed
Industrual Board
Butts
U.S
B. D. Evans, JR
Ciotties
Peachtree St
Sam Cohen
Fine Progress
Britain
Negrd
Harts
McKeowin
Dail Eireann
Msiss Lily B. Moss
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