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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1921
Page
7
The 1921 report lists county asset values across categories. Stocks and bonds rose to 1,819,226 from 1,402,200, automobiles and bicycles gained to 2,433,625, and household goods increased to 5,458,325. Other categories show mixed changes including machinery down and jewelry dropping.
A readable fragment lists professions such as veterinary surgeons embalmers dentists and presidents of express corporations with scattered year references like last year this year and a few numeric counts. The text appears as an OCR garble lacking coherent context or complete names or dates.
El Paso August 16 police chief Peyton Edwards said Mexican forces across the Rio Grande fired at El Paso officers during an arrest attempt on Etamelao Lopez a service driver. Lopez was wounded in the thigh and ankle after officers surrounded him near South El Paso Street. Mexicans on the Juarez bank shouted not to follow and fired as Juarez officials promised an investigation.
The piece discusses Irish soldiers becoming feels of freedom after a truce, the morale impact of inactivity, and the calm of peacetime in towns like Dublin. It outlines Lloyd George's aims toward an Irish settlement, Washington disarmament hopes, potential elections, and Sinn Fein internal factions influencing future moves.
United News correspondent in London reports human elements guiding toward peace in Ireland. Hunted Irish Republic Army members are returning home, with informed authorities foreseeing settlement without renewed armed conflict.
United News reports cautious optimism for peace in Ireland after recently publicized exchanges between Lloyd George and De Valera. Both sides press for maximal concessions while signaling willingness to guard peace, with Sinn Fein wary of returning to full warfare. Irish Republican Army members have largely returned home since the truce, and civilians in Cork Dublin Wexford welcome back those hiding in hills.
The Irish people spoke for freedom and independence, not a republican doctrine, in choosing their path toward self rule. De Valera’s leadership and Sinn Fein are central as negotiations with Britain continue, with Dublin betting on a dominion approach while Ulster wary of compromise.
In Atlanta a Wednesday audience heard remarks on translating English into Irish. Notables including Joseph Devlin and John H. Parnell attended. Ulster members largely abstained. The crowd featured nationalists and unionists such as Sir Andrew Beatty and Frank P. Walsh, with Dr. Moore among guests. The event focused on concerns over language translation and Irish leadership.
The article outlines Republican tax bill provisions including rules for surtax avoidance, wash sale limitations, and corporate tax changes, with a focus on annualizing income for short periods and restricting losses on securities. It notes Democratic caucus actions, Kitchin’s call for unified opposition, and plans to prepare a minority report with comparative tax tables.
The fourteenth annual Atlantic Deeper Waterways convention will be held in Savannah at the Municipal convention hall November 15 to 18. The call is issued by Senator Harris of Georgia and Wilfred H. Schott of Philadelphia, secretary-treasurer of the association. Major William W. Williams of Savannah is a vice president, and C. P. Owland of Savannah notes that incomes from $6,000 to $66,000 will pay the same taxes as now, with higher incomes facing reductions. Proposals on corporate taxation and other wealth sources are discussed, with Rep Frear of Wisconsin planning a supplemental majority report. The Democratic caucus adjourned tonight without a final conclusion on the matter.
Tor Gaston L Luck has been buried in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. The veteran, formerly recognized for his service to the country, passed away recently and is survived by his family.
Luck was a Campbell County boy from Yaithurn near Yaithurn who entered military service at Camp Gordon on May 29, 1938 and arrived in August. He was one of three Campbell County youths killed in battle, his name added to the monument erected by local citizens to honor them.
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