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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1919

Page

3

House Acts to Curb Shoe Prices in High Cost Living Panel

Washington August 19 The House adopted a resolution directing the Federal Trade Commission to investigate rising shoe prices marking the first legislative step to cut living costs. A defeated amendment would have broadened inquiry to clothing and food. The chamber proceeds with hearings led by F W Waddell Armour & Co and Dr Mary Pennington Agriculture Dept. Attorney General Palmer to testify tomorrow with suggested amendments. The Senate Agriculture Committee delayed action on broader price control bills citing definitional issues of profiteering and hoarding and named a subcommittee to work with the attorney general. Parcel post news shows war surplus foods to consumers face no war tax and postal delays possible due to rail strikes.

Washington Thoe Federal Trade Commisseion House F. W. Waddell Armour & Co Mary Pennington Department of Agriculture Palmer Haugen Senate Agriculture Committee Grenna Post Office Department War Department Post Dockery

Charriller Legal Tangle May Bait a Geo POF

The Charriller case follows a tangled legal battle drawing attention to property filings and local jurisdiction. Key parties and dates remain unclear in the readable text, but the dispute appears tied to geographic ownership questions and potential public interest outcomes.

Landing Field Gridlock Stalls Waycross Hangar Plan

Washington report says a legal tangle blocks the Waycross Georgia landing field project and any cooperative hangar plans. Senator Harris and the air service director state current law forbids lending donating or erecting hangars on municipally leased ground. Mayor Tate and Secretary C Thomas of the Waycross Chamber of Commerce represent the city in seeking a Weld.

Washington Waycross Bir William J. Harris Georgia Way- Croga Elr Tate C Thomas

Georgia poised to attract French investment after war

Georgia editor Robert J. Davidson reports conferences with B. Clark of the Southeastern Exhibit Association. He says over the next year at least 100000 dollars in event capital will flow into Georgia as European manufacturers show interest. He cites plans to host French visitors to evaluate Georgia sites for a match plant and porcelain products, highlighting Georgia pine and local sand as assets. surveys indicate 15 million dollars in manufacturing advantages present in the state.

Robert J. Davidson Georgia France B. +. Clark Southeastern Exhibit Association Davidson America Clarke Walle Europe North Geora Quimper China and Pocelain Company Jim Georgia Atl Attention Southern Iit Markets of América Ted Notley Georgia “Railsway & Power Company Railroad “Commission of Georgina Jame Uy. I Interoed Compission of Georgia Atlanta Saliraad Coximission of Horgia Tailway & Powder Cos Bane Arkwright, Presi

Sloan to Attend Training Camp Activities Commission

Washington dispatch notes Captain George A. Sloan of the infantry will travel from the city to Gordon, Ga., and McPherson, Ga., to join the headquarters commission on training camp activities. The report cites official orders guiding his movements and duties.

Washington George A. Sloan Infantry Gup Gordon McPherson

Col John W Bennett to Stay in Waycross

Waycross Ga August 19 Colonel John W Bennett denies planning to move to Savannah if he becomes district attorney of southern Georgia He says acceptance should not require relocating his family and home He has lived in Waycross for 25 years and would be reluctant to leave the city even if offered the post, insisting on remaining a Waycross citizen.

Waycross John W. Bennett Savannah Southern Georgia Bennett

They Have Them Yet From Cartoons Manzina

A fragmented item mentions a Native citizen and a revenue officer linked to moving pictures, with unsure references to a cartoon context. The readable bits imply a discussion of a person connected to films and revenue, but details are unclear.

Manzina Felfer Rere

Militia Called as Clash at Cudahy Plant Breaks Out

Militia units from three state companies were ordered to the Cudahy packing plant area by Governor Phillip after a riot erupted during a labor dispute. Deputies struggled to protect workers while wives of strikers hurled stones. missiles flew for over an hour and three bomb-like devices were found at the home of the plant superintendent. Troops were expected to arrive after midnight to restore order.

Cudahy Phillip John Schmidt

Amusements at the Uranus Grand and nearby cinema lineup

Multiple film acts headline today at the Uranus Grand with five all star acts including Candars and Cleo and a “Belle of the Season” feature. The Criterion presents Pickford’s Daddy Longlegs and a Laughing comedy mix with Dave Cove conducted music. At the Vaudettes and Strand theaters Charles Ray and Tom Moore entertain with romantic comedies and notable ensembles.

Uranus Loena Grand Canarls Cleo Mystifiera Cook Oatmon Clisay Charles Delandyond Evang Tha Seagon Wbwcaeorcom Bol Apperson Bay Critérion Ie ‘Pickford Apper- Ron’s Ame Harsbure Lehe The Criterion Orchestra Dave Cove Therogram

Sewers and ordinances eyed at Atlanta city meeting

The Atlanta city council planned sewer construction along Gardner Street from Smith to McDanter with eight inch vitrified pipe brick manholes and cast iron covers. An estimated cost of 316 dollars was cited with readings at August 18 1919 and September 1 1019 meetings for adoption.

Ani Gardner Smith Atrect Walter O. Taylor Atlania An. Ordingave Ieee Atlanta

Office of Superintendent to Visit City Hall Tuesday

The assistant superintendent of schools will depart to familiarize himself with city hall operations on Tuesday. The visit aims to align the school department with city business and finalize upcoming schedules.

Baya Landrum

The Appendix Speech in Dark Comedy

A cartoonish dialogue satirizes aging and surgery. A physician advocates removing the large intestine to prolong life while expressing ghoulish urgency. The piece reframes medical bravado through macabre humor and speculative science.

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