Outbreak Fears as Clash Leaves Victims in Potsdam
In Potsdam August 28 three killed as communist and monarchist factions clash during a protest march against Erzberger’s killers. Police fired after soldiers tore down red flags, then the crowd regrouped for the journey to Berlin. Leader Loebe warns of a coming wave of violence across Germany.
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Potsdam
Germany
Communista
Monarchiste
Berlin
Mathias Erzberger
Reichstehr
LOEBE
United News
Kaiserigt Group
Laabe
Reichstag
Front
Loote
Erzberger
Mon der Goltz
Rélchatag
Leslie
Wirth
Rathenau
Reichstat
Kaiser
Erzeberger
Upp Wirth
Elem
Paina Ee RS
Notice to Subscribers for Daily Constitution Deliveries
Carriers must complete weekday deliveries in Atlanta and suburbs including Decatur College Park East Point Hopeville Buckhead by a stated time. Subscribers not receiving The Daily Constitution by then should notify the Circulation Department via phone Main 5000.
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Constitution
Atlanta
Decatur
College Park
East Point
Hopeville
Buckhead
É Am
Daily Constitution
Tare Day Fight Bris Dish to Grecian Army
Allied dispatches report heavy fighting near Asia Minor, with Greek forces retreating across the Sakaria River after three days of combat. Prisoners, matériel, and transport wagons captured as right wing action collapses, leaving leaders to scramble to salvage the campaign amid heat, malaria, and water shortages.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Sakaria River
Asia Minor
New York's Voice Changes with the City
Northcliffe observes New York's evolving sound and skyline as he travels, noting street noise shifts from wartime roars to a persistent organ-like morning whistle blend. He praises Fifth Avenue as a world class artery, comparing it to Piccadilly and the Rue de la Paix.
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Viscount Northoliete
United News
United States
Canada
New York
London
Lias
St. ‘Thomas
Fifth Avenue
Pirallelian
Fifth
Piccadilly
Rue de la Paix
Madrid
Peace step by Dail Eireann expected soon
London August 26 Sinn Fein cabinet to conduct peace talks as Dail Eireann intimation suggests no further parliament meetings before necessity. Lloyd George De Valera talks expected. Ulster leader Craig arrives in London amid pressure to ease obstacles. Sinn Fein shows calm. preparations hint at plebiscite possibly required on peace proposals.
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Percy ‘Sarl
United News
London
Dail Eireann
Sinn Fein
Lloyd- George
de Valera
Lloyd-George
De’Valera
Barnsley
Ireland
Irish Republican Army
Dublin
Bavest
Hente
Glendalg Fy
James Craig
Ulster
Bramier
Livya George
Craig
Lloyd George
United Kingdom
Lloyd Georgia
Four Candidates to Speak Tonight in Third Ward Rally
A Monday night rally in Atlanta's third ward features candidates for alderman Dr. W. B. Durvall Foster L. Hunter and Carl Colvin backing Fred C Woodall and the police reform platform. Woodall and the aldermanic hopefuls approve the council and grand jury police reports as speakers and a band will perform at 214 Grant Street near Sidney Street. Citizens from all wards are invited to attend and support the reform movement and campaign plans will be announced.
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Fred C. Woodall
W. B. Durvall
Foster L
Hunter
Carl Colvin
Br. Woodall
Sound
Councilance Committee
Indorre
Mississippi Leads With Ambitious State Institutions Program
Jackson August 28 Special The state of Mississippi has launched a bold construction and improvement drive for higher education and state institutions. A $5 million bond authorizes buildings repairs and extensions while ad valorem tax increases to 9 mills support funding. Over 500 workers begin modernizing the state university agricultural college normal and tuberculosis sanatorium as bond sales proceed.
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Jackson
Miss
Midsisatppi
A. ‘Hollomon
Mississippi
State ‘Bond Improvement Commission
Lee Russell
Frank Roberson
State University
Agricultural College
State Normal
Tibercular
Commonwealth
Dover
Honda
A. & MM. College
Sta College
Alcorn A. & M. College
Fackwon Seeessaeee
Chari Urel
Etats ‘Fabere
Deaf and Dumbineti
Reavenseene
Miasiosiopi- Indastrialsenoot
AE Columbia
Georgia
South
Florida
Arizona
New Mexseo
W.4 A. Railroad
Atlanta Employment Improves 16.7 Percent in July Report
Reserve Bank of Atlanta notes improved employment in the district with Atlanta up 16.7 percent in July as readjustment nears end. Highlights include gains in cotton manufacturing and building activity in southern cities, plus stronger demand for low priced workwear as overall finance improves.
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Atlanta
Birmingham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
War Finance ’ Corporation
Elevator Shaft Accident Injures Hotel Visitor
Stepping into an open elevator shaft, BK Franklin of the Winecoft hotel fell two stories to the bottom and was carried to Graty hospital in serious condition. He suffered fractured ribs and other injuries, claiming the shaft was on its level when he stepped through. Franklin had been visiting Wy West Gain street in an apartment house with a belt-propelled elevator.
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BK. Franklin
Winecoft
Graty’ Hospital
Wy West Gain Street
Sin
Pranktin
Genitarium
Harding to Gall Meet 10 Combat Employment Lacks
President Harding plans a September national conference in Washington to address unemployment. Hoover drafts a concise program to limit representation yet ensure key industries gain a hearing, as the administration urges road building and standardized housing to create work.
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Robert J. Bender
United News
Washington
Harding
Wilson
Conferante
Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover J
Teachers Urge Tax Increase to Benefit Schools
A statement from Atlanta Public School Teachers Association urges a rise in city taxes to fund the school system. Signed by Gertrude Corrigan and others, the note argues the proposed tax increase is the best for schools, outlining property tax, state school funds, and non resident tuition implications even as figures remain unsettled.
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Atlanta
Gertrude
Corrigan
Yamar Jeter
L. O. Kimberly
Annier T. Wise
Mary C. Barker
Atems
Warfare Renewed In West Virginia Mine Strike Area
State police clash with armed miners on Beach Creek Logan County leaving multiple fallen. Captain Brockus reports dark close range fire after eleven prisoners taken earlier. Rumors of 1500 to 2000 miners awaiting a possible trap heightened fears of serious trouble in Blair Sharples region.
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State Police
Ethel
W. Va
Beach Creek
Logan County
Boone-Logan County
J. R. Brockus
Brockus
Logan
Blair
Sharples
Aten
Sharples and
Cams
Pot Ashota
Ambusa
Charleston
Blair-Sharples
Morgan
Haigh
John H. Charnock
United
Strike ballots mailed to rail workers over wage cut plan
Cleveland August 28 strike ballots on the 400 million wage reduction ordered by the railroad labor board were mailed to 409,000 members of the big four brotherhoods and the Switchmen’s Union. The ballots show a split in leadership as Trainmen use a separate ballot due to dissatisfaction with the joint form proposed by other unions.
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Cleveland
Railroad Labor Board
Switchmen's Union of North America
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Order of
Railway Traimmen
Suwanee River Special to Cut Passengers Rates to Florida
Through train service from Atlanta to St Petersburg via the Suwanee River route will lower fares about ten percent. The new route combines Southern between Atlanta and Hampton and Seaboard between Hampton and Tampa, running Cincinnati to St Petersburg via Chattanooga Atlanta Macon Valdosta Hampton and Tampa. Through tickets and baggage checking will simplify travel, with major reductions applying to territory north and west of Atlanta including Birmingham and Louisville.
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Atlanta
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Florida
Suwanee River
Southern Railway System
Hampton
Fla
Seaboard
Southern and Seaboard
Cincinnati
St Petersburg
Chattanooga
Con
Valdosta
Ohio River
Birmingham
Memphis
Nashville
Knoxville
Louiseville
Macon
Jacksonville
Jacksonville Gateway
Suwanea River
Dnfor
Weather Summary: Partly Cloudy and Unsettled Across Regions
The forecast covers multiple states with remarks of partly cloudy and unsettled conditions through Monday into Tuesday. Temperature changes expected and some areas may see thunderstorms or showers, especially in southern portions and interior regions.
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Washington
Foreessi
Florida
Alas
Louisiana
Portio
Arkansas
Oklahoma
South Portions
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