Rioting Between Irishmen Shocks Belfast Streets
Belfast clashes erupt on north Queens Street and Lodge Road with shooting and bombing, killing a visitor and a shipyard worker. Six wounded as armored cars patrol. calm briefly returns before renewed violence. Dublin says Belfast situation under control at 8 pm. Michael Collins to address Armagh meeting amid optimism at Dublin Castle.
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Associated Press
Belfast
North - Queens
Agein Inter
Dedestriang
Insurgents Reported Killed in Moplah Uprising Near Calicut
Calicut India August 29. Nearly 700 Insurgent Band members have been killed in fights with British forces. Several European soldiers are dead and 70 SEMETER police are missing. Many Hindus massacred. Indian troops move south from Cannanore to quell the Moplah uprising. bridges destroyed and roads cut. Bluejackets from the warship Comus have landed.
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Calicut
India
Associated Press
Semeter Regiment
Nedge
Cannanore
Malabar Toe
Antsiene
Onant
Sraiman
Comus
Notice to Subscribers for timely Constitution deliveries
Carriers must complete weekday deliveries of The Dilly Constitution in Atlanta and suburbs including Decatur College Park East Point Hapeville Buckhead by 6:02 a.m. Subscribers not receiving The Daily Constitution by that time should notify the Circulation Department. Main number listed as 5000.
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Constitution
Atlanta
U S Plans Separate Treaties on Mandates with Allies
Washington reports the United States will forge special treaties with allied powers to settle mandate awards under the Versailles framework. The first likely covers Japanese mandates on Yap, seeking equal participation with other powers in this key international cable hub.
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Robert J. Bender
United News
Washington
United States
Yap
Japan
Hughes
Bnd
Japanese Foreign Office
Uon
Germany
America
Georgian Parade Honors Roosevelt In Capital City
The Georgia division of the Roosevelt Memorial Restoration plans a large parade and pageant in Washington on Wednesday featuring over a thousand government workers across ten department floats. The event aims to promote a Georgia home for Theodore Roosevelt’s birthplace and a boys school on the Bulloch site. A floral beauty unit and numerous floats will accompany the procession with Georgia leaders and representatives taking part.
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Constitution Bureau
Raleigh Hote
Washington
Constitution
Georgia
Roosevelt Memorial
Searle
Thi
Theodore - Roosevelt
Bulloch
Fairgate
Bata
Howe Arestes
Spain
German President Ebert Aims Strict Ban On Disorder
The German cabinet issued a decree prohibiting meetings processions demonstrations and periodical publications likely to incite seditious movements. The government vows to suppress insurrections with iron hand and unrelenting severity to protect public order and the new republic amid war injuries and constitutional concerns.
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Derlin
Absg- Elated
Ebert
Lkely
Germany
Republic
Gwinnett Farmer Shot to Death Near Lawrenceville
Lawrenceville August 29 Special. Harbin has been charged with the murder of Ray Landers, a farmer, after a row in which both men were said to be intoxicated. Landers died shortly after, with no eye witnesses. Sheriff Garner arrested another man, Cates, on suspicion of being an accessory. Sanders was wounded by a shotgun blast and died before help arrived. All involved live in the southwestern part of the county.
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Lawrenceville
Iil Harhin
Ray Landers
Landers
Harbin
Garnér
Kanasha
McMulelen
War Eagle Coal Company
Lynn Coal and Coke Company
Soviet offer fronts Fridtjof Nansen assets for famine relief
Riga August 29 The Soviet authorities offer Dr Fridtjof Nansen a first mortgage backed by all Russian assets as security for six to ten million pounds to raise among the Europe governments for famine relief work in Russia It is understood that the move also contemplates later recognition of the old Russian debts
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Riga
Associated Press
Fridtjof Nansen
Russia
Two Acquitted After Shooting in Domestic Row
Roanoke Virginia August 2 Rutledge was killed and J ock was shot through a fabt here early yesterday morning in a dual domestic tragedy. Jom Walden a railway fireman who killed Rutledge when he found him in his home was this morning acquitted of murder. N A Fisher also a railway fireman charged with maliciously shooting J H Whitlock by shooting him in the foot was acquitted. Fisher and Walden left the city on a visit Saturday afternoon and returned that night to the home of Walden.
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Rutledge
Jock
Jom. Walden
N. A Fisher
J.H. Whitlock
Fisher
Waldenweed
Walden
Whitlock
Civitan Club Invites President Harding to Macon Visit
Macon Georgia August 29 Special The Civitan club plans to extend an invitation to President Harding to visit Macon during his October trip south the announcement states Macon awaits a potential presidential stopover in October and the Civitan club will extend the invitation
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Macon
Civitan Club Blane
Harding
Tax Restoration Campaign Ends Tonight In Atlanta
Atlanta voters face the end of a tax restoration drive to raise the rate to 1.50. Meetings were held across thirty-two school communities with speeches by Mayor Key Superintendent Suttors and other officials. Principals urged passage, warning that failure would close city schools for 1922.
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Capitol Avenue
Haygood Street
W. F. Slaton
West Mitchell Street
Key
W. A. Suttors
Third Ward
Willon
Grant Park
Luckin Street
Williams
Street
Padgett
Paul Fleming
McConnell
Gaines
Tenth Street
North Avenue
Porrest Avenue
Spring Street
Robert
Jones
Ashby
Howell Park
Peeples Street
Lea Street
Lucile Avenue
Battle~ Hi
Rogers Winter
A. J. Orme
Adair
Stewart Avenue
Adair School
Wine
Grammar School
Atlanta Public Schoola
Ourelty
Jensia Muse
R. O. Smith
A. T. Wise
W. O. Cheney
Lucile Nolan
LB. Plym
Lily Wurm
Serah Tuck
Rusha Wesley
Ora Stampe
Lula E Kingkberry
Gusela Brenner
Magelé
Solomon
Kate King
L. R. Sams
Agnes Morgan
Dorothy’ Orr
T. D. Albright
Gertrude Corrigan
L. J
Bloodworth
Perry, Henderson
Laura’. G
Wood
Emma Wesley
E. L. Thornton
Cola- Spears
Annig ‘Lewis
Helen Roddey
Elia Smilié
Fanny Spahr
Jo. Berman
Mattis Mangum
Sallie Long
Carroll ‘Summer
Mary Barker
League of Women Voters to have poll workers
An announcement states that the League of Women Voters will be represented at all city polls during the upcoming primary and tax restoration election. The notice emphasizes League participation at polling places to assist and observe.
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League of: Women
League of ‘Women |Water
Mary
Oklahoma congressman in streetcar chase over insult letters
In Washington August 29 irate husband and father armed with a statement confront Congressman Manuel Herrick demanding a signed repudiation. A free for all ensues in the House Office Building as Herrick dodges and escapes to Dan Southerland's office, with Harbaugh and John OBrien pursuing. Proceedings reportedly to be pursued in district court for amends to the daughter.
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Washington
Manuel Herrick
Oklahoma
Herrick
John O’brien
Husky Navy Yard J
Haute
O'Brien
Petién
O’brien
C. A
Harbaugh
O ‘Herrick
Herriot Nally
Dan A. Southerland
Alaska
District 2
Southerland
From Georgia Internal Revenue 1921 Totals Revealed
Yearly figures from the United States Internal Revenue Bureau show Georgia’s 1921 total collections at 36,789,083.94 with income and profits tax contributing 28,786,502.73 and miscellaneous taxes 8,002,583.21. Compared to 1920, Georgia fell 16 percent from 43,264,503. The year’s cost of collection rose to 88 cents per $100, and total national collections reached 4,596,000,765. Income and profit taxes formed 70 percent of receipts, with miscellaneous taxes at 20 percent. prohibition-related receipts totaled 2,182,083. Items reference Bureau Commissioner Blair and notes on state variations and enforcement costs.
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Raleigh Hotel
Washington
Internal Revenue Department
State of
Georgia
Internal Revenue
Blair
Bigh
Justice
New York
Arizona
Florida
Oklahoma
Woman's Club declines to endorse candidates in Atlanta education race
Mrs George S Qbear Jr announces the Atlanta Woman's Club will not record any endorsement in the fifth district board of education contest between W L B McCalley and Mrs A G Helmar. A council meeting with sixteen associations voting for McCalley and seventeen abstaining or silent, four associations not represented, debated neutrality and dues. Debates centered on attendance eligibility, neutrality in endorsements, and whether nonmembers may remain, with the group ultimately keeping a neutral stance and not endorsing any candidate.
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George. Qbear, Jr
Woman’ S Club
At~lanta
Atlanta
Education
A.G. Hélmar
Chamber of
Som Mereo
David Wise
McCarley
Mra. Howard
McCutcheon
Ward
Frank McCormack
Mra. Sams
Formwalt
John Thompson
North Avenue
Thomp~ Bon
Youngil
Thomp
Cherley P. Ozburn
N. L. Barker
Moreland Street
Mra Thompson
McColley
George
Appointment of Willebrandt as Assistant Attorney General
The White House announced the appointment of Mabel Willebrandt of Los Angeles as assistant attorney general and Mrs Annette Willebrandt as United States attorney for the northern district of California. The move follows the Wilson administration and signals continued emphasis on revenue enforcement and federal legal leadership.
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Washington
Augunee
Mabel
Walker Wille~brandt
Los Angeles
Bei
United States
Williams
California
niWers
White Houses
Willenbrandt
Ing the Wilson
Annette
Willebrandt
Mra
Willebrand Torney
A Revenue
At. OL. Inkorsem Tation
Prowl Don
Indictment rallies urge police reform in Atlanta wards
In Atlanta, leaders and citizens rallied in the third fifth and sixth wards urging police department reform and council action. Councilman Fred C. Woodall faced strong support at English Avenue and Calhoun Street School meetings with 150 attendees as opponents pressed for stricter oversight.
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Fred C. Woodall
James L. Belflower
Woodall
Dr. Baker
Calhoun Street
al- Ma
Richards
Faries
Buncil
Ploming
C.R. Garener
Foster L. Hunter
Foster
Hungarian Peace Treaty Signed in Budapest Report
Budapest reports that a peace treaty between the United States and Hungary was signed this afternoon at 6 o clock by Foreign Minister Bantry for Hungary and by United States Commissioner Grant Smith. The ceremony occurred at Mr Smiths residence, with Countess Laszlo Szecticny noted in attendance. Officials in Washington expect the pact to align with German, Austrian, and Hungarian treaty lines as part of postwar settlements.
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Budapest
Hui TV
United States
Bantry
Hungary
Graht Smith
America
Washington
Associated Presa
Barding
Austria
Vienna
Germany
Berlin
Ale
Aince
Grant Smith
United
Ites Polsioners
Hungar i Man
Versailles
Itlé
Weather Summary: Generally fair with little change
The forecast calls for generally fair conditions in Washington with minimal temperature change through Tuesday and Wednesday. No significant rainfall expected. Highest, mean, and normal temperatures are unclear. past 24 hours show small rainfall in the west with conditions steady since the start of January.
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Washington
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