Debate Over U S Trade With Germany Sparks Senate Hearing
Senator Fall pressed President Wilson and the State Department on the resumption of trade with Germany. Lodge and others questioned whether the United States had shifted policy, citing June 1919 orders and wartime licenses that allowed limited German trade. The discussion highlighted uncertainty about official stance and the scope of postwar commerce with Germany.
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Philadelphia
Public Ledger
Sen
Germany
Fall
Fenase
Pacord
Senate
Wilson
Wall
Lodge
The
United
Noensas
New York
Ents
United States
Lodgei Ng
Utan
Okaermany
President
Massachusetts
Experts Redrafting Laws of Atlanta Contested Traffic Plan
The Atlanta traffic reform debate centers on a police board compromise lowering some limits while extending others. Proposals include reduced parking spaces, longer time limits on certain streets, and speed caps of 12 to 15 mph inside core areas and 25 mph outside, with bypass rules for streetcars and new enforcement ideas.
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W. H. Glenn
The
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Harry Goodhart
A. Ke Bell
A. J. Orme
J. R. Nutting
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da Leon Avenus
Baker Street
Inman
Goto
Preston
Arkwright
Walton and Fairlie
Marietta
Gita
Mors Timd
South Aide
Barry, Goodhart
Broad Street
Chambers
United States
Balle Isle
W. Hi Glens
Broad
Spring Street
City of
Atlanta
Hhneelf
Ted Norges
Sebioh
Peachtren Street
Whitehall
Tyr
Nedestriana
Cora
Atlanta Northern Railway
Watton
Fairlie
Walton Street
Decaturine
Pryor Atreat
Edgewood Avenue
Corn
Stone Mountain
Decaturines
Pryor
Alabama
East Point
Colieen Park
Hapeville
Stewarts Avenue
Mitchell Street
Forsyth Street
Jamies
Poplar Street
Brod Street
Filia Street
Ellis Street
Fourth Nations Bank
Penchtree Street
Lille Street
Decaturréet
Auburn Avenue
Luckie Street
Houston Street
Distlet
Recorder's Court
Police Board
Police
Bagra Committee
Bath
Marlettn
Batteen
Peachtrea
Spring Streets
Peachtree Street
Whitehill Street
Baker
Mitchell
Pryor Street
Peachtree
Die Wood Avenue
Aldbama Street
Mitch- 9
Ivy
Waltontreet
Control Avenue
Forsyth
Cone
Carnorleway
Peyethrea
Boher
Ship Waukegan Sails Hamburg to Liverpool with Cotton
A historical note reports the Waukegan sailing from Hamburg to New Orleans then Liverpool on June 28 carrying 22 710 bales of cotton. It cites The Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin from August 22 1939 and mentions later plans to discuss trade relations with Germany and a presidential order affecting trade.
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New Orland
Liverpool
Hamburg
Journal of Commerce
Commercial Bulletin
Germany
Utah
United States
Massachusetts
Traffic stops and posted ordinance for city streets
The ordinance specifies curb stops at designated intersections on Alabama Broad Forsyth Peachtree and other streets, and governs garage and stable postings. It notes traffic increases on Daher Harris Dilis Calin and Houston streets and recommends pavement improvements to ease handling with minimal opposition.
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Alabama Street
College Park
Hapeville
Stewart Avenue
Broad
Ala
Alabama
Forsyth Street
Dames
Poplar
Dread Street
Peachtree Street
Clig
Railroad
Bills Street
Houston Street
Lachie Street
Walton Street
Fourth National Bank
Peachtrea Street
Dills Street
Kimball House
Luchle Street
Tozlatands
Police Commission
Enery
Bramittee
Daher, Harris
Dilis
Calin
Houston Atreete
Spring Et Tindey
Acworth Cotton Mill to Double Capacity and Growth
Acworth Ga August 22 special reports a surge of business activity as four new establishments open in one week. Local firms include Acworth Hardware led by Trippe Hendon and McLain J Z Austin Son and A C White general merchandise. Real estate activity shows 46 farm transfers in three weeks post drainage canal completion. Banks expand lobby space as fall business looms and cotton prospects improve despite a generally short crop.
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Acworth
Acworth Hardware Company
Richard Trippe
Alvin Hendon
Thomas McLain
J. Z. Austin
Newton Negro Vets Honored With Cue
Covington Ga August 22 A barbecue was given here yesterday to the returning colored soldiers of this county by leading race members aided by white people Over a hundred colored soldiers attended The colored Methodist church hosted welcome addresses by noted colored men ev Proctor of Atlanta gave the address urging harmony and that veterans prove themselves in civil life The exercises were led by P D Johnson P C Coleman and J H Benttey.
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Covington
Colored Methodist Church
Ev. Hy Proctor
Atlanta
P. D. Johnson
P C. Coleman
J. H. Benttey
Persian Shah On Way To Western Europe
The Shah of Persia, traveling to western Europe, arrived at Constantinople aboard a British warship from Batum. He was greeted by allied high commissioners and representatives of the sultan and port. The Turkish press notes the British- Indian agreement will influence the Middle East.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Persia
Europe
Batum
Turkiyah
Middle East
Sloan's Liniment Promises Quick Relief for Travel Aches
An old advertisement urges vacationers to pack Sloan's Liniment to relieve stiffness and soreness from exertion and bites. It claims fast penetration without rubbing and notes prices of 6c, 1.20, with druggists carrying the product.
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Sloan
Food prices spark debate on consumer pain and packers
Senators press dairy and meat price concerns as feeders insist high costs hit households. Speakers from the stock yards argue competition remains keen, with claims that packers control markets disputed and calls to curb their refrigerated cars weighed against proposals seen as sweeping.
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Kenyon
Iowa
Dunn
St Louis
J. 2 Lynn
Benator Capper
Transas
Mr. Lynn
Y. A. Chiristlangon
Lynn
Weevil Swarms Hit Fulton County Cotton Fields
A Fulton County observer warns of a boll weevil outbreak damaging top crops this year and possibly sabotaging cotton growth next year. He notes ground injury, widespread fall of squares, and urges north Georgia farmers to shift to food crops and livestock, as south Georgia faces heavier losses.
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Mr. Brown
Fuiton
Howell
Brown
South Georgia
North Georgia
1000 U S Soldiers From Vladivostok Arrive in Vestal
San Agenaisco August 22 1 000 troops from Vladivostok most enlisted in Hartford Conn bodies of twenty comrades slain in defense of the string-diberian railroad transport Sheridan crippled from breaking tail shaft three years out from Bondlulu arrive today in two United States supply ships Vestal
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San Agenaisco
Vladivostok
Hartford
Conn
Third Division Men Return From France
A brief note records the return of members of the third division from France. Details are sparse in the dispatch, with minimal names or dates readable.
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France
Textile workers strike at Macon mill over union demands
Six hundred textile workers at the Macon Ba company mill walk out after discharges tied to the formation of a union. Walkouts spread from Mill No 1 to Mill No 2 with more mills expected to join. Union leaders and organizers from Philadelphia assist, seeking recognition and eight hour day without pay cuts. Georgia Federation of Labor figures to intervene.
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Macon
Bb Manufacturing
Mall No. 1
East Macon
Min No. 1
Mii No. 2
J. C. Sullivan
Centire Department
Textile Union
Jack Thoms
Philadelphia
Oglethorpe Street
Copeland
Ravennah
Georgia Federation of Labor
Major Atlanta Real Estate Deal At Corner Front Foot
Securities Sales company buys lot and building on Peachtree and Poplar from M. D. Hallman estate for 106000, at six thousand a front foot. Forrest and George Adair broker the deal. Kibler Long clothing shop to be bank office with later alterations. Corner frontage is about 25 by 75 feet with three stories and basement. Officials highlight trend of corporations owning premises to avoid lease renewals. Berry H. Collings of Securities Sales speaks on Atlanta’s growth and remodeling plans for the line building as a premier business quarters.
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Peachtree
Poplar Streets
M. D. Hallman
Securities Sales Company
Forrest & George Adair
Gpove
Kibler & Long
Securities Bales Company
Peachtreet Street
Broad A
Poplar Street
Forrest Adair
Mr. Adair
Berry H. Collings
New Bond and Security Company
Atlanta
South
A Unique Experiment in West Virginia Community Progress
A two year effort scores 23 small West Virginia communities on a 1006 point system covering history government business farms homes schools churches and health. The experiment shows stimulation from external contact while rural areas lag in community betterment.
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ETO Sepa Oy
West Virginia
Kiteh
Baron Bussche Haddenhausen on Armistice and Wilson
Baron Bussche Haddenhausen, German minister to Argentina, in an interview with the Buenos Aires Herald, insists reparations would not be paid, denounces the peace as monstrous, predicts immigration cuts from Germany, and assigns responsibility for the war to the German people while faulting Wilson for weakness in the face of Lloyd George and Clemenceau.
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Iny
Germay
Germany
Wilson
United States
Ehardder
Lloyd, George
Clemenceau
Council of the Allies
Electric car crash injures twenty six in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on August 22 an electric car from Van Nuys crashed into a sight seeing bus carrying thirty motion picture actors injuring twenty six people, several seriously. Most of the injured were women.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Tox
Vin Nuys
Tnrty
Forsyth Plans Trade Board Boost for Monroe County
Edward Young Clarke of the Southeastern Exhibit Association spoke at a Forsyth banquet as locals planned a Forsyth board of trade. The gathering drew prominent Forsyth citizens and attendees aimed to organize the board to promote Forsyth and Monroe County, citing Georgia’s prosperity and opportunities to attract national attention. Clarke urged publicity and county-wide effort to attract outside visitors and investment.
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Edward Young Clarke
Southeastern Exhibit Association
Forsyth
Board of Trade
Piensa
Monroe County
Clarke
Georgia
California
Florida
Holmes to Tell Negroes to Stay in Land of Dixie
Rev R B Holmes, president and founder of Holmes Institute, will speak on Advantages of the Negro South at St Pauls Episcopal Church Sunday at 4 45 pm. He returns from a Boston trip. Mayor Key and other Atlanta leaders will give short remarks, with Charles A Shaw as master of ceremonies assisted by W Q Rogers pastor of St Pauls Church.
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B. R. Holmes
Holmes Institute
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Fort Street
Auburn Avenue
Boston
Key
Atlanta
Charles A. Shaw
W. Q. Rogers
St. Paul's, Rch
Canvassed Romance and Ocean Latitudes in One Fragment
A fragmentary mix of a comic tale about a father and a would-be suitor, a coastline description from 18 to 60 degrees south, and an animal study noting partridge changes in the Canary Islands due to environment. The text blends dialogue, geography, and evolutionary note in a garbled excerpt.
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Chile
Inshar
Archipelago
Canary Islands
Planiards
Europe
Southern Representatives Urge Defeat of Meat Pack Reg Bills
Southern representatives urged the Senate Agriculture Committee to reject Kendrick and Kenyon bills regulating meat packing. C B Caldwell of Colquitt County Georgia Chamber and W Vereen of Moultrie argued such laws would hurt farm markets and discourage diversification. They cited packing plants as vital to southern farming and defended competition among packers to support corn fed hogs and farmer profits.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
J. H. Benton
Washington
Senate Committee On Agriculture
C. B. Caldwell
Colquitt County
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Moultrie
Angles
W i Vereen
Versen
Truat
Ransdell
Pla
Mr. Vereen
Chargea
Vereen
Verean
Sentnor Kenyon
Mr. Caldwell
Packer
Mortuary notice and obituaries from Lawrenceville
Obituary notices for Mrs. William W. Wien and Mrs. Anna Catt, with survivors including husbands Rev William M. L, sons in Decatur and Lawrenceville, plus relatives in Georgia. The text notes a funeral in Lawrenceville and references to other family members and a late August date. Also mentions Austrian rail setbacks affecting lumber transport and a note on Summer visitors and Isle of Were om.
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William Xe
Wien Dirmeniy
Lawrences
Acheca
Shea Sire
William ML i
Aveh
Winn
Decatur
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