Anglo-Japan Pact Faces Possible British Policy Shift
Washington dispatch reports growing belief that London may scrap or alter the Anglo-Japanese alliance before the disarmament conference. China’s anti-British boycott, Cassel concessions, and policy shifts threaten British interests, while the United States and Germany gain leverage in Far Eastern trade dynamics.
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London
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Far East
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Downing Street
Great Britain
New Ching
Kwangtung
Toen
Pekin
Germany
United States
Department’ of Commerce
Julian Arnold
Arnold
United State
Canton
America
Britain
Nuxated Iron Endorsed by Notables Claims Strength Aid
An advertisement touts Nuxated Iron as a remedy for weak nervy blood claiming it makes people strong and well again. It cites endorsements from former U S Senators judges and even the Pope, noting over 4,000,000 users yearly and availability at Jacobs' Pharmacy in the city. It ends with a taxi service mention.
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Pharmacie Normale
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Belle Isle
Makers of Booze Gain in Cunning Strategy in North Georgia
Special report from Parks Rusk recounts a Georgia venture into illicit whisky. A remote Cherokee county hidden still uses underground water, a near-house location, and a concealed ravine setup to evade authorities. Women reportedly transport whisky in suitcases while Atlanta interests pilot high powered autos. The piece depicts clandestine operation tactics and the perilous atmosphere around moonshine production.
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Police seize liquor in two Sunday raids
Police captured two suspects in separate liquor raids Sunday afternoon. Officers Lassiter and Bullard halted a whisky car at Courtland and Houston streets, confiscating about 38 gallons of corn whisky and several gallons of Scotch. A white man fled. Wilkins of 284 North Boulevard was arrested after trying to run. Bond set at 1000 dollars. At Hawking alley the home of Carria May Heard was raided and about seven gallons of liquor seized. A woman was held in default of 500 dollars.
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Bullard
Courtland and
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Carria May Heard
Hawking Alley
Cason
Davis
Weather Teases Atlanta With Similar Temps And Clouds
A Washington forecast notes Atlanta saw Sunday temperatures near Saturdays at about 73 degrees. Clouds gathered Sunday afternoon signaling possible rain, echoing C F von Herrmannis forecast of a dry period.
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Apolling
C. F. von Herrmannis
Trade with Cuba Requires Greater Credit, Park Says
Edward Park, visiting in Georgia, urges American manufacturers to extend more credit to Cuba and South America. He argues the U S must seize the South American market before rivals, noting past reliance on cash against documents and wartime shifts to Europe. Park predicts a long but rising recovery as American goods regain a foothold, despite past contract breakages.
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R. B. Park
University of Georgia
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B.M. Willingham
Southland
Park
Cuba
New York
America
South America
Europe
Erts
Wife Vanishes After Leaving Home in Georgia
Mrs. Georgia Evans, wife of A. J. Evans, disappeared after leaving her Cornwell Georgia home on Route No 2 with plans to meet her husband at the Salvation Army hall. The husband, a Georgia National Guard member, offers a $28 reward for information and asks anyone with tips to contact R F D No. 2.
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Georgia Evans
A. J. Evans
Cornwell
The
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Legionaires unveil monument to a E F
The Amer ican Legion unveils a obelisk shaped memorial at Flirey near Metz for Lieutenant Jefferson Feigs of the 61st division. Major Joan G Emery national commander received honors from Marshal Foch and M Barthey. The ceremony featured tributes by Marshal Foch and Ambassadors with other dignitaries present.
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Joan G. Emery
American Legion
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Pershing
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Filrey
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Jusserand
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George “W. Wickersham
Douglas Robinson
Minor
The
Daughters of the American Revoluon
United States
Flirey
Legion
Etain
Poincere
G O P Leaders Protest Tax and Tariff Bills
Good word on page continues about G O P leaders defending protection as prosperity while Democrats attack proposed tax relief. The Senate may reshape the tariff bill into a viable measure, with Garrett arguing the revenue bill is a mere enacting clause for future action and criticizing the majority's amendment limits and the unsound peace resolution approach.
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Garrett
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Beets Roar At Georgia Freak Vegetable Contest
The Constitution reports a freak vegetable contest conclusion in White Plains Georgia where Le Copelan’s nine pound red beet wins the embroidered towel prize. A twin cotton boll entry from F Drake Stroud ALS adds to Sunday’s event as contestants celebrate notable produce under editorial room humor.
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Atlanta
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Londonderry Plans Protest Amid Irish Boundary Dispute
Belfast report notes Londonderry city council will propose a resolution opposing separation from Ireland. It condemns British policy to divide and states a pledge to nullify the move and protest the artificial boundary drawn without local consent or historical basis.
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Associated Press
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Razor Fight Between Two Colored Women May Result in Death
Mamie Jackson 21 of 14 Hubbard Street was cut with a razor by Tommie Lee Harrison 24 of 80 Thirlfield Avenue at the Jackson home on Sunday night. Doctors at Grady hospital fear death from the wounds. Harrsion faces disorderly conduct charges without bond.
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Tommie
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Bommia
Girl Tries Suicide by Drinking Lysol at Local Hotel
Fannie Maa Williams, 18, attempted to take her own life in a hotel room by swallowing Lysol early Sunday morning. She was rushed to Grady Hospital and, by Sunday night, was reported out of danger. Police believe despondency caused the action.
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Fannie Maa Williams
Grady Hospital
Picnic From Girard at Heath's Bridge
Girard Ga August 21 Special Younger set of Girard under the Junior choir enjoyed a picnic at Heath's bridge about two miles from Girard Friday afternoon beginning at about 4 o'clock Specially prepared lunches were served each member contributing a portion of the spread After lunch a number of the party went to bathing.
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Girard
Heath's Bridge
Special Trains for Labor Day Excursions in Savannah
Twenty-five trains each way on the Central of Georgia Tybee line will run Monday September 6 to handle expected Labor Day crowds. Special excursion rates are in effect from Atlanta Macon Columbus and Augusta ahead of the pre war holiday travel.
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Macon
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Augusta
Tariff and tax bill hearings planned by Senate committee
Washington August 21 The Senate finance committee will begin hearings on the tariff bill soon after passage of the tax measure by the house. Chairman Penrose plans longer sessions after the Senate recess to catch up, with first focus on the earthenware and glassware and then the metal section. Some members expect tariff details to be paused until the revenue bill clears for action.
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House
Senate
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Penrose
Four killed and two hurt in Detroit highway crash
A Detroit morning crash outside Rochester near Detroit United Railway rail line left four dead and two injured when a truck struck a group of people. The deceased include Mrs. Freeman and Mrs. Yonneon, both 39, along with two others, while two more victims were moved from the scene.
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Mich
Fourersons
Thay
Wens
Rich
Detroit United ‘Railway
Rochester
Freeman
Mrs. Yonneon
Joseph
Ship Board Accepts Bids For 205 Vessels
Washington August 21 Bids of 2100 each for 205 wooden vessels submitted by the Ship Construction and Trading corporation of New York have been accepted by the shipping board. A contract will be approved by the board Tuesday provided the purchaser completes the required bond. The board will receive 150 percent of the total sale price of 410000 in cash and a large part of the balance upon delivery of each vessel. The vessels retained may be used as pontoons for a proposed Hudson River bridge. Also mentions an excursion schedule with Southern Railway tickets to Jacksonville Brunswick Tampa St Petersburg in late August.
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Ship Construction and Trading Corporation’ of
New York
Shipping ‘Board
Shipping Board
Edward C. Plummer
Plummer
Hudson River
New York City
London Punch Style Whimsical Exchange On Street Scene
A fragmented overheard exchange suggests a playful street moment with an escort and a passerby. The odd phrasing evokes a late 19th century newspaper voice, hinting at a humorous encounter amid city life.
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