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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1921

Page

10

Georgia Farmers Meet in Macon Three Day Congress

Warren H Manning, famed landscape artist of Massachusetts, arrives in Macon to attend a three day farmers congress at city hall auditorium. Fifteen organizations including the Georgia State Horticultural Society and the Georgia State Agricultural Society will participate.

Macon Warren H. Manning Massachusetts Farmers’ Congress Manning City Hall Congress Georgia State Horticultural Society Georgia State Agricultural Society Georgia Live Stock Association Jersey Cattle Club Fruit Exchange Farmers’ Union

Science Can Now End Corns Blue-jay Plaster

A famed expert introduced Blue-jay plaster or liquid to stop corn pain instantly. The method loosens and removes the corn, deemed safer than old harsh methods. It is marketed as modern, easy, quick, and effective with druggists offering Liquid or Plaster Blue-jay.

Blue-jay

Georgia Farm Bureau heads major agricultural meeting

More than 600 farmers fruit growers and livestock owners from across Georgia will attend a crucial gathering led by HR Berchmans with Governor Hardwick expected to speak on developing the state's resources. W G Marvin and W W Bunt will preside as sessions open with beekeeping talks and a three day program.

Jer Géorgia Farm Bureau Cot Fiore Ataté Georgia Hardwick W.G. Marvin Georgia State Agricultural Society Ae ‘Www. Bunt Eatonton Horticultural Society Georgia Beekeepers’ Association Chamber of Commerce Bea Oni

Georgia physicians gather in Savannah for annual meeting

Savannah August 15 The Georgia Medical Society holds its annual convention at the society headquarters on Drayton street. Dr Charles Usher presides at 8 30 am with Mayor Stewart delivering welcome remarks. Doctors plan a Tybee visit after sessions and evening dinner. Notable papers by Savannah and Metter physicians are read.

Savannah The Georgia Medical Society Dociory Drayton Street Charles Usher Afeynoon Lee Howard 5B. B. Jones Metter L. W. Williams W. E.simmons Victor Hugo Bassett J. W. Daniel

Steering Committee Formed to Back St Simons Road Bonds

Brunswick Ga August 15 special. A steering committee has been appointed by the Brunswick board of trade to handle the bond issue for building a road to St Simons Island. The initial meeting will be Tuesday night as the group prepares a publicity campaign and surveys under the state highway department. Glynn county commissioners will call a bond election once information is ready. Brunswick commercial groups plan an active campaign to avoid defeat.

Brunswick Spe St. Simons Island Brunawick Board of Trade Sdate State Highway En Egineer Newton Aishway King Glynn

C W Farr of Lavonia Found Dead in Bed

Lavonia Ga August 15 Special C W Farr chairman of the Franklin County Co operating Marketing organization was found dead in his bed by a family member who went to awaken him for breakfast He presided at farmers meeting in Lavonia school auditorium Saturday night He was a well known farmer and country merchant living one mile north of Lavonia Survived by a widow and woven children Funeral services held on Monday

Lavonia C. W. Farr Franklin County Steditorium Methodist Church Farr

US Relief Deadlock in Riga Stalemate Over Food Control

Riga August 15 The American Relief Administration and Maxim Litvinoff meet over famine aid in Russia. Hoover maintains American control of distribution and will not concede Soviet dominance. Litvinoff refuses several conditions unless Moscow orders. Talks continue, with minor points to be settled and belief a satisfactory conclusion is near.

Riga Latvia Associated Press Russia American Relief Administration Maxim Litvinoff Soviet Famine Relief Committee Washington Moscow Herbert Hoover Relef Walter Lyman ‘Brown Hoover

Two Hour Trial Ends With Death Sentence For Griffin

In a two hour trial at a special term in Greenwood C, “Pink” Griffin, a Negro, was found guilty of murdering Dr. Lawton C. Lipscomb near Ninety Six on July 6. He was sentenced to die by electrocution in the state penitentiary at Columbia on September 2. The jury retired ten minutes after being drawn, heard testimony from two witnesses, and Griffin declined to testify after pleading guilty. The judge and crowd observed orderly proceedings despite the large attendance.

Greenwood Pink” Griffin Columbia Lawton C. Lipscomb Griffin Dr. Lipscomb L. B. Harrison

Savannah Health Chief Faces Political Fund Controversy

Savannah officials dispute claims of a city employee payroll tax to fund a municipal campaign. Dr W F Brunner backs noncontributors while Dr Bassett resists. Mayor and council move to install an assistant health officer with full powers to resolve disputes. Morning News declines future access.

Savannah j-Louis East Bassett Brunner The Savannah Morning News Stewart W. F. Brunner Cit Health Department Morning News

Detective Babble in Small Affair Preacher's Trial pricked Aug 23

Birmingham August 15 Preliminary trial of Edwin R Stephens barber and itinerant preacher who shot the Rt Rev James Coyle rector of St Pauls Catholic church will be held before Jefferson county court of misdemeanors on August 23. Stephenson is held on a murder charge with the warrant sworn by the coroner after a verdict that the slaying was unjustifiable homicide. Prisoner spends time reading his Bible and praying. A separate Des Moines report notes Ambrose J Small missing since 1919 identified as John Daugherty injured December 4, 1917 and at the county poor farm since January 1919. Investigations linked the man to a $50,000 reward for Small. habeas corpus proceedings against Brophy and Harty likely to be dropped.

Biringham Ala Edwin R. Stephenson James ©. Coyle St. Paul's Catholic Church Jefferson County Lollcitor Tate Stephenson Russum Des Moines Iowa Ambrose J. Small Toronto Poll County John Daugherty John J. Brophy Frank Harty Small Daugherty John Doughty Canada Wea Wea Small, Daugherty Brophy Harry Saunders

Bridge across St Marys planned at Wild's Landing

Brunswick Ga August 15 Special information from Kingsland Ga indicates construction on the St Marys river bridge at Wild's Landing will start once government authorization is secured. The bridge would connect Savannah Jacksonville route, completing a coastal highway. A Kingsland stock company has formed with substantial subscriptions, and surveys are complete.

Brunswick Kingsland St. Marys River Wild's Landing Jacksonville Savannah Altamaha Darlen Satilla Woodbine

Accused Negro Taken to State Penitentiary

Florence August 13. James Mark, 18 year old Negro, was arrested here this afternoon charged with an attempted assault on the 13 year old daughter of a white farmer near Florence. Fearing trouble the sheriff removed the Negro to the state penitentiary at Columbia. The girl is badly bruised and is said to have fought off her assailant.

Florence James Mark Columbia

Savannah Named Air Route Station From Maine to Florida

Washington announced Savannah will be on the air route from Augusta Maine to Miami. The city is designated as a main station by HB Claerett air officer of the fourth district air corps.

Savannah Maine Florida Washington Augusta Miami Mejor HB Claerett Fourth District Air Corps Savannehia

Shoals Plant Asked Harding to View Muscle

Washington August 15 Representative Almon Alabama called today at the White House and urged President Harding to inspect the government private project at Muscle Shoals Alabama during his October trip south The president according to Mr Almon said he might be able to arrange to stop off there.

Washington Almon Alabama White House Harding Musc. Shoals Ala

Second Wind Well Found Near Waycross Oil Flow

August 15. Near Hebardville and Sunnyside two miles north of Waycross reports describe a wind and air current rising from wells on farm sites. Observers speculate an oil flow pushing air from ground openings as wells are bored for water. Scientists were queried for an explanation of the phenomenon.

Waycross Dan Lott Hebardville W. C. Parker Sunnyside

Smalley Dies on Visit to Boston

Savannah news reports the death of Frank N. Smalley chief chemist for Southern Cotton Oil in Boston while on vacation. Mrs Smalley present. sons Frank Jr and Leonard en route to Mass. Funeral planned for Framingham. Smalley, age unclear, arrived in Savannah eighteen years ago as a research chemist contributing to cotton seed and oil industries and southern science.

Savannah Boston Mass Frank N. Smalley Southern Cotton Oil Company Smalley Elghteen South

Lynching at Newhern exposes heightened N C tension

News from Newhern North Carolina reports a lynching of Jerome Whitfield, a Black man accused of assaulting a white woman. Between 1,000 and 2,000 locals reportedly participated. Whitfield was hanged at a tree and later bullet-riddled. authorities arrived late, and the mob’s action bypassed arrest.

Newhern N.C Tones Jerome Whitfield Vivarleta Neero Ig

Gas Company Earnings and Rail Commission Valuations

The report details net earnings and rate returns for Georgia Railway and Power and Atlanta Gas Light. It explains meter reading periods differ from calendar months, shows revenue from gas sales of 186,910.10 and other sources, and calculates earnings against railroad commission minimum valuations and fair valuations through 1920 1921 with depreciation and maintenance adjustments.

Railroad Commission H. Ki. Wiggs Tod H. H. Riggs H. G. Riggs Georgia Railway and Power Company Atlanta Gaga Light Company Gaa Decatur H. E. Riggs H. B. Riggs

Georgia Governor names state commission and approves bills

The governor announced the appointment of a commission including Senators Pat Haralson and Frank C. Manson and Representatives Thomas M. Swift Sr Carl N Guess and J B Daniel plus three citizens. He also signed bills creating a state forestry board nursing registration fertilizer regulation women’s suffrage funding adjustments for judges salaries and other measures including shad fishing rules and county governance changes.

Macon Ju Han DB. McCurry Athens M. Milan Carteraville Ellis and Snow State Board of Forestry Aiken Georgia Luke Ben Air County Boykin DuBose Dudley Clarke County Court of Appeals Superior Courts Manson Hollingaworth

French Premier to Attend Meet

The French premier will attend a conference that may extend beyond two months if printing bills exceed expectations. Premier Brian accepted the invitation without detailing conference topics. Informal negotiations are underway among interested nations on matters to be considered.

Brian

Ireland Awaits Decision On Referendum Or Election

Dail Eireann is poised to decline immediate responsibility and refers the issue to the Irish people. The move contemplates either a referendum on accepting or rejecting the government’s proposals or the scheduling of a new election to resolve the dispute.

Dail Eireann

Technical proposals and charter amendments listed for review

A list of proposed legal changes and local charter amendments includes actions to obtain evidence in court, regulate inducements of fraudulent insurance claims, adjust coroners and jurors fees, amend charters for Moultrie Glenswood Omaha, authorize road construction in various counties, create a new senatorial district, adjust factory tax data, establish a city council in Fitzgerald, align military and drainage laws, fix salaries for the solicitor general in the Ridge circuit, hold two superior court terms in Clayton county, repeal a special tax in Bacon county, and other regional constitutional updates.

Cleime Surance Moultrie Glenswood Catoosa County Ringpold iarralDa Ot Fers Fitzerald Bing Ridge Superior Court Clayton County Bacon County Omaha

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