Plan to Increase Traffic Enforcement in Atlanta
Reports from a joint session of the Atlanta police board and the safety committee of the junior chamber of commerce outline drastic steps to tighten traffic law enforcement. Police will push harsher penalties and weekly officer training, with suspensions for failing to prosecute violators.
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Board of Police
Atlanta
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Johnson
Board of Police Commissioners
Junior Chamber of ‘Commerce
Eirelesenday Atlanta Motorista
Presidents’ Club of
Junior Chamber
Recorder’s Court
Police Department
Beavers
Tax Free Status for Married Persons Elevates Exemption to 2500
Washington August 12 The House Ways and Means Committee pushed tax relief cutting wartime levies on income and apparel candy furs and art works. Exemption for married persons rises from 2000 to 2500 while bachelors keep 1000. Total revenue loss about 500 million. repeal of wearing apparel candy furs art works taxes. Committee aims to finish measure by Saturday with a conference set for Monday.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Longworth
Ohio
Bachrach
New Jersey
Melton
Leaden Mondell
Planes Entangled At 500 Feet Kill Two Pilots In Iowa
In Mason City Iowa two planes collided at about 500 feet during a flight practice for an exhibition at fairs. Ray Kock a stunt flyer died along with W W Johnagon. Ray McWhorters sustained serious injuries. The incident occurred last evening during practice flights.
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Mason City
Iowa
Ray Kock
Kock
W. W. Johnagon
Ray McWhorters
President Silent on Step-Mother Acquisition Rumor
President Harding acknowledged marriage congratulations to his father Dr George T Harding from Monroe Michigan where Alice Severns, his office assistant, wed yesterday. Vice President Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge sent telegrams of heartfelt congratulations received by the Hardings who planned to reside in the longtime Harding home.
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Harding
George ‘T. Harding
Alice Severns
Monroe
Mich
Coolidge
Dr. Harding
De Valera Letter Sows Cautious Ireland Peace Talks
Dublin report says Eamon de Valera sent a letter to Premier Lloyd George that neither accepts nor rejects the British peace proposals. Irish leaders say no basis found yet for further conferences and secrecy remains. Sinn Fein shows cautious skepticism while constitutionalists offer only potential start to talks.
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Lloyd George
Dublin
Associated, Press
Eamon’ de Valera
Isadar
oLieva- George
Lloyd-George
Parle
de Valera
London
Ieaders
Basia
Tryne
Sinn Feln
Sinn Fein
Binn Fein
Constitutional Party
Boy Hurt After Fall From Animal in Juliette Georgia
Nelson Myers, seven year old son of Mr and Mrs L Myers of Juliette Ga, sustained a badly broken arm and bruises after being thrown by a male animal on August 12. He received medical care for his injuries and remains under observation.
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Juilette
Nelson Myers
T.myera
Home Makers' Business Bureau Debuts In The Constitution
Special appeal to housewives. pages 2 and 3 today feature THE HOME MAKERS' BUSINESS BUREAU directed by BESSIE R. MURPHY. Appears every Saturday covering The Weekly Market Basket The House Within In the Sewing Room and The Letter Box with the director answering questions.
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Homemakers’ Business Bureau
Bessie R. Murphy
Riordan charges plan to deceive public in education clash
Julia Riordan, a former public school teacher, accuses Walter Sims and other board members of misstatements and alleges the destruction of affidavits. She rejects McCalley’s claim he told the federation she was on trial and asserts the true facts will expose the motive behind her dismissal. Continued on page 9.
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BF Riordan
Key
McCalley
Miss Riordan
M Calley
W. W. Gaines
Carl Hutchesson
Walter A. ‘Sims
Board, of Education
Ethc Ee
Salvation Army plans building amid big real estate transfers
Real estate activity involving over 186000 dollars, led by a 50000 dollar Salvation Army building program, was outlined by Brown Beasley Realty. The army bought properties on Luckie Street, Venable Street, and nearby parcels for 3800 plus 2500 and 4800 dollars respectively, with plans for a three story social settlement building. Plans for the structure are being drawn and construction to begin as soon as a contract is awarded, with work to be rushed to completion.
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Salvation Army
Brown-Beasley
Cevaten Army
Luckie Street
St T
Simpson Street
Cottori States
Venable
Clyburn
Venable Street
Army
Ferdinand Braun
Nouthern
Conllectere Infortation
Hernh
Mitisued
Colmman
Congressmen Report Piscatorial Success on Chesapeake Bay
Washington August 12. Georgia delegation members Isaak Walton backed off the boards and fished Solomon's Island Maryland coast during a two day recess. The party, including Mr and Mrs Gordon Lee Judge and Mrs Crisp Judge and Mrs W W Torsey Judge and Mrs Wright and Mr and Mrs Thomas M Bell, hooked about two hundred fish weighing from one to fifty pounds and promised better luck next time.
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Clark Howell
Jit
Constitution Burea
Raleigh
Washington
Georgia
Isaak Walton
Gordon Lee
R Crisp
W. W. Tor
Sen
W. C. Wright
Thomas M. Bell
Solomon's ‘Island
Maryland
Angla
Chesapeake
Munchateeh
Cabinet Studies Prohibition Problems Rise At White House
Washington August 12 Prohibition enforcement becomes a major policy question as President Harding and his cabinet study the Volstead act. Debate centers on confiscation rules and potential remedial legislation to curb absurd laws while addressing the large stockpiles of seized spirits stored in New York and the cost of rental space. Attorney General Daugherty and Prohibition Commissioner Haynes will draft a program to move seized liquor toward sale for medicinal use or disposal under existing provisions.
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Ralph H. Turner
United News. Stat
Washington
Harding
Senate
House Setion
Representative Volstead
Tower
Administration
New York City
Daugherty
Prohibition
Haynes
Harding names Hughes to head disarmament talks
President Harding selects Secretary of State Hughes to lead the American negotiating commission for the armament conference and to oversee all arrangements. The government aims for definite progress, with key Far East questions to be clarified and settlements with allied powers pursued, per officials.
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United News
Washington
Harding
Huges
Hughes
Wag Ha
White House
Hes
Implif Hughes
Japan
Sonia
Coloma
Bellicose Rabbit Versus Fighting Duck Tale Spins In Kansas City
A wacky clipping from the Kansas City Journal recounts a bizarre bout between a bellicose rabbit and a fighting duck. The tale spans three days as Pellicose Woodruff describes a rabbit’s antipathy toward its playmate Boat, culminating in the duck attacking a cow nearby and sparking a chaotic chase with Kid Duck and Bully Beet Cow fleeing. Woodruff, contacted by a reporter, initially balked at comment but vowed to study the incident further.
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Kansas City
Fuzzy Woodruff
Constitutions
Fuzzy
The
Kansas City Journal
Woodrutt
Kansas
Phick
Automobile crash on Twenty Second Street Viaduct scene
In the business district an automobile driven by Bennett Cowart was caught between two streetcars on the Twenty Second Street Viaduct. The car was demolished and a woman left the scene.
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Y Hi
Bennett Cowart
Lake View
Twenty-Second Street
British Move Lets League Handle Silesia Dispute
London reports Baron Briand and Liya Geurze agree to a majority decision suspending unanimity for Upper Silesia. British diplomats hail league of nations takeover as preserving entente, urging urgent but months‑long covenant‑based study with impartial league observers.
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London
Baron
Tehit
France
Great Britain
Upper Silesia
League
Hloy4-George
Washington Dia
Gonfere
Silebia
Lioyd-George
The
Civic Forum In Atlanta Highlights Police Reform Push
At a Friday Atlanta civic forum Dr W B Duvall urged a clean up in police affairs while James Ie Wells backed police reform and opposed corruption with support for a city charter vote. Dr PL Baker aligned with reform, and Charles N Walker announced Dr W Beecher Duvall’s alderman bid to succeed Seawright.
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Atlanta Civic Forum
James Ie Wells
Eighth
Courtland Street
Nat McWhorter
Wells
Whitaker Paper Company
Banco
Sand
Wels
Atlanta
Diea Wu
Wom
PL. Baker
Alvin ‘Richards
Council Banco Committee
Charles N Walker
W. Beecher Duvall
J. R. Seawright
Duvall
Boykin Cleared After Jury Probe
Charges against Solicitor General Joan A. Boykin in Fulton County impeachment efforts collapsed as the grand jury returned a no bill. Prosecutor Frank A. Hooper declined to present indictments, marking a sweeping victory for Boykin after chambers sought action through state offices and governor Hardwick.
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Aldiné Chambers
Joan A. Boykin
Fulton
Chambers
Bunco Ring
Attenta
Frank
A. Hooper
Spe
Eral
Grand Jury
Grand
Aes
Boykin
Weather forecast fragment with partly cloudy skies
Readable weather note shows partial forecast for Georgia and Washington with likely scattered thundershowers on Saturday and Sunday. Mentions temperatures and humidity readings but data is incomplete and garbled.
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Washington
Georgia
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