Citizens Form Safety Association to curb traffic violations
P T Marye heads the new Citizens Safety Association formed after a campaign by civic leaders to enforce city traffic ordinances. Members vow vigilant enforcement with police aid, aiming to curb speeding and dangerous driving as arrests rise and publicity educates the public.
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Citizens’ Safety Association
Udala
P. St. Marys Aas
Chamber of Commerce
Roy Wallavey
Roy le Craw
George A. Detbert
Citizens’ Safety A Association
Miat
Perpettuate Works
le Crow
James L. Beavers
Ptay
Favora
Beavers
Seapets Es
Snap Shot Contest at The Constitution Promises Big Prizes
The Constitution offers a $1,000 Snap Shot Contest for amateur photographs. Up to 115 Kodaks and other prizes will be awarded for the best snaps this weekend. Enter rolls of film today and aim for the Kodak Special with a Bausch and Lomb Anastigmat lens. Details published Sunday in the magazine section.
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Kodaki
Kodak
Legislation Urged to Stop Cotton Planting for Year
Georgia farmers push a twelve month ban on planting cotton until boll weevil is controlled or eradicated. The proposal, backed by Benjamin W. Hunt and Georgia State Agricultural Society, cites rising costs and falling prices and urges state and southern cooperation, with Cordele winning 1922 meeting location after a heated session.
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Macon
Georgia State Agricultural ‘Society
Geor~gia Farm Congress
Benjamin W. Hunt
Eatonton
Georgia State Horticultural Fteletiy
State Agricultural Society
Hunt
J. J. Brown
Anti of Agriculture of Georgia
State Board of Ententology
M. Brown
Nothingy
California
State Board of ‘Entomology
Cordele
Cornelia
Cordale
Cornéla
A.J. Yeomans
Georgia State Agricultural Secrot
Vin
Watson
James H. Mills
Yen
Panatella Style Will Make Men Poems of Fashion
Westbrook Pegler reports on fall fashion in New York detailing Panatella figures for men. The piece envisions slim, svelte silhouettes with natural waists, flat-front trousers, and varying lapel shapes while noting potential bare feet trends and practical pockets. it blends satire with fashion forecasting from Broadway style observers.
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Westbrook Pegler
United Neva
New York
Lovin’ Lou
Ellegen
Jesse
Fatty Arbuckle
N& Boys
Talloy
Riordan case discussed by Atlanta trades group
The Labor Framing committee of the Atlanta Federation of Trades met at The Journal of Labor office to hear the board of education's formal reply to a request for the reasons Miss Julia Riordan was dropped from the public schools. The committee adopted a report for the federation and declined to disclose its contents before the federation meeting.
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Legislative Committee
The
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Board of Education
Julia Riordan
Jerome Jones
Journal of Labor
Merting
Mr. Jones
Federatia
Riordan
Atlanta Public School
Teachers’ Association
Migs
Hee Ibe
Forestry Interest Gathers Support In Georgia Committees
Citizens of Georgia are urged to aid forestry efforts started by the Third Southern Forestry Congress. B H Stone of Blairsville chairs the Georgia committee, with Harman as secretary, at 1003 Candler Building. The committee seeks funds, publicity, and participation to combat forest waste and devastation and to support the congress treasury.
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Soutern Forestry Congress
Atlanta
B. H. Stone
Blairsville
Georgia Committee
Harman
Secreos
Georgia
Congress
Hughes measures arms talk by banning propaganda
American Bureau to be established to disseminate disarmament news. Planned discussions at First Hand address propaganda control in arms meeting.
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Hughes
French academy backs French as official language at Washington conference
Paris reports an unanimous vote by the French academy urging the prime minister and foreign minister to secure adoption of French as the official diplomatic language at the Washington disarmament conference. The resolution notes the academy’s tradition and its April 24 1919 directive, praising French for precision and clarity.
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Paris
French Academy
Hughes Aims to Make Armament Conference Propaganda Proof
Secretary Hughes plans to shield public opinion from misinformation at the armament conference by broadening American commission coverage and coordinating press, with an American readered department likely led by Henry Suydam. He will hold regular briefings with reporters to ensure accurate information reaches the public, countering propaganda seen at earlier conferences and reducing reliance on secondhand accounts.
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Robert J. Bender
United News State
Washington
Hughes
Jas
Publi
State’ Department
American Commission
Bt Hughes
Prese
Addicion
Henry Suydam
Foreign
Department of the State Department
American Peace Commission
Peria
Wilson
Lloyd-George
Wilhon
Aed
Lansing
Corres
Notice to Subscribers Ends and Local Areas
Notice to subscribers in Decatur College Park East Point Hopeville Buckhead and nearby suburbs. deadline stated as not later than 3 months from issue. Official guidance on subscription service area and compliance presented in terse terms.
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Decatur
College Park
East Point
Hopeville
Buckhead
Ate
Fulton county tax digest reveals missing land and rising professions
Tax digest figures for Fulton county show 2 796 acres unaccounted for since 1920 and only one embalmer listed this year, down from two. Opticians, lawyers, dentists, and public accountants also shift, with 3 000 men in Atlanta practicing these professions but only 700 entered in the 1921 digest. Officials urge land plotting to prevent further discrepancies.
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Fulton
Atlanta
Fulton County
South Georgia
Richardson
Atlante
Seine
Planning body backs viaducts over grade crossings
The city planning commission approved a plan to build viaducts over grade crossings at Pryor Street and Central Avenue near Union Station. Col H H Dean of Gainesville urged action and a meeting of property owners to start a petition to secure Council approval and move the project forward. The commission noted earlier increases in property values near viaduct ends on Whitehall and Forsyth and emphasized the need to handle rising traffic north and south.
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H. H. Dean
Gainesville
Celty Plannings Commission
Pryor Street
Colonel Dean
H. D. Cutter, Jr
Commission
Planning Commission
General Council
Decatur
Hunter Streets
Dean
Whitehall
Forsyth
Broad, Pryor
Alabama
Cutter
Central Avenue
Central Avenus
Reed Attacks Volstead in Senate Prohibition Debate
Washington August 18 Senator Reed assailed Representative Volstead during an anti beer bill debate in the senate. He likened the Prohibition leader to historical tyrants and warned of fanaticism, prompting a sharp rebuke from Senator Sterling who warned that Reed had not finished his speech.
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Reed
Washington
Senator Reed
Senate
Min
Volstead
House
Eader
Read
United States
Senator Sterling
Ashurst
Senator McCormick
Baltimore
Brandegee
Sen
Sinki
Senate to enforce prohibition with strong safeguards
The Senate presses to uphold constitutional protections against unwarranted searches while enforcing prohibition. Debates focus on the Stanley amendment and house changes that could affect home brewing, warrants, and Fourth and Fifth Amendment guarantees. Tense exchanges involve Reed, Volstead, Ashurst, and Sterling as they argue over enforcement reach and legal limits.
Five Million Dollar Export Loan to Georgia Bank
The War Finance Corporation approved a 5 million dollar advance to Citizens and Southern Bank of Savannah to finance exports. Funds will back cotton cotton seed cake peanut cake and naval stores from Georgia Alabama and South Carolina. Bank officials see the loan as added strength for orderly crop marketing and regional credit for agriculture.
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Washington
Citizens and Southern Bank of
Savannah
War Finances Corporation
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Mills ‘B. Lane
Lane
Federal Reserve Bank
War Finance Corporation
Citizens and Southern Bank of Parent
W. W. Crowley
Atlanta
Citizens
Southern
Crowley
Smeana Blentitui
War Finance ‘Corporation
Federal Reserve System
Gymple
Warim Charges Flung At Rally In Eleven th Ward
A Thursday night open air rally in Faith's Crossing featured heated exchanges between Councilman J H Olson and rival Homer C Denton as they vie in the eleventh ward. Denton accused Olson of dereliction of duty while Olson countered with Denton’s alleged false reports on his attendance at meetings. Olson named Alderman J L Carpenter as another opponent and criticized Hog Ordinance votes. A sizable crowd, evenly split by gender, listened as supporters urged voters toward their candidates.
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J. H. Olson
Homer C. Denton
Eleventh Ward
Esch
Hammer
Lloyd George affirms alliance with Japan and ties to America
In London August 18 Premier Lloyd George defends Anglo Japanese treaty and Pacific policy at the Imperial conference. He says Britain must keep friendship with America, maintains no intent to end alliances, and stresses dominions share naval burden while ensuring mutual respect. The speech cites disarmament, Asia, and Upper Silesia before concluding with a pledge to a gentlemanly empire.
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Percy Sars
United News
London
Great Britain
Lloyd George
Pacific
America
Ald
Lloyd. George
Ireland
Lloyd-George
United States
Weather Forecast Parts Cloudy Weekend In Georgia
Partly cloudy conditions expected Friday and Saturday across Georgia with little temperature change. No significant precipitation anticipated as highs and lows remain near current norms.
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Washington
Georgia
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John Gleissner
A. Pati
Sterling
Missouri
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti-Saloon League
Georgia Bank
Citizens and” Southern Bank
Warim
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Olson
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House of Cok
Japan
Jap Alliance
Cal Weather Report
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