Irish protesters urge rejection of league covenant in Senate hearing
Amid dramatic appeals in Washington on August 30, Irish American leaders including Frank P Walsh Edward Dunne and Bourke Cochran urged the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to reject the League covenant They argued the treaty would enslave Ireland and threaten U S interests while expressing support for Irish independence and independence from British rule Continued on Page 11 Column 4
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League Bf Nations
Senate Foreign’ Relations Committee
Ireland
Frank, P. Walsh
Kansas City
Michael Philadelphia
Edward Dunne
Illinois
American Commission
Versailles
Daniel Fr. Cohalun
New York Supreme Court
Bourke Cochran
Aleo
New York
Great Britain
United States
Blooa
Wilson
Grady Hospital Plans $150000 Drive to Relieve Emergency
A Grady Hospital committee from the board of trustees and the medical board approves a public subscription drive of $150,000 to relieve the emergency. The campaign runs from September 22 to September 30, aiming to fund a nurses home and stabilize finances. Doctors urge immediate relief as Bequest funds cannot be used for months.
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Grady Hospital
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Medical Board
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Nuvacs
Fespo
Ddoard
Atlante
Phareity Hospital
Wilfers
H. Y. McCord
T. C. Erwin
Longino
The
Riot at Poncey Park After Crackers Victory
A Saturday double header at Poncey Park ends with a near riot as crowds clash after the Crackers win over Pelican. Chairs, planks, and cushions fly while witnesses, including Johnny Dobbs who is slightly injured, watch women and children flee the melee amid loud shouts and chaos.
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Johnny’ Dobbs
Poncey Park
Crackers
Pelicang
Real
McClatchey Heads Cotton Campaign in Georgia
Devereaux’s F McClatchey a well known Georgia figure leads membership drive for the American Cotton Association. Former assistant clerk and senate secretary, he served with the federal food administration in Georgia during the war, aiding Hoover's program. Despite recent absence due to Bell Telephone duties, he joins the Georgia division for the current campaign, bringing deep state ties and wartime service.
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F. ‘McClatchey
Georgia
Airaccor
American Cotton Association
Major McClatchey
House
Senate
Hoover
Bell
American Cotton Q Association
Kautopea
Homer
Bilal
Ara
Attanea
Central Time Change Keeps Atlantas Clocks Aligned
Federal offices and railroads in the eastern part of the state will not need clock changes as the central time schedule becomes law. Georgia cities including Savannah and Athens will adjust to the central zone, aligning with Atlanta. Railroads will implement the hour shift, ending confusion for travelers and businesses.
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Hiei
Georgia
Atlanta
Nashville Lawyer Cooper Murder Mystery Deepens
Nashville police pursue a robbery motive in the 1908 Carmack case sequel. Cooper’s body was found in Richland Creek with a bloodstained car on a bridge near Belvedere Park. Governor offers reward. authorities seek a Nashville whisky merchant linked to the slaying.
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Cooper- Carmack
Nashville
Tenn
Robin J. Cooper
Torney
United States
Edward W. Carmack
Coronel D. B. Cooper
Carmack
Cooper
Richland Créek
Belte
Mende ’Park
Jawyar
Milton J. Smith
Louisville. and
Nashville Railroad
Louisville
Roberts
Shands
Government Warning Urges Pass-Through of Food Prices
The National Council of Defense reports government pressure to reduce wholesale costs and ensure price relief for consumers. It cites profiteering in industries including shoes and wool, blaming high living costs on production curtailment, hoarding, and inflation. The exhaustive report urges production stimulation and anti-monopoly enforcement, with leaders calling for swift action.
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Sheen
Council of National Defense
Conn Eas
Througzt
Couneil
Rioting and massacre in Knoxville jail siege
Clashes erupted as soldiers were called and a machine gun fire erupted during a mob attack on the Knoxville jail. Four Black men were reported killed and many wounded with police and deputies, including white officers, injured as rioters stormed the jail and attacked inmates and guards.
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James Wayne
Henderson
Jim
Chattanong
Eitizen
Jim. Henson
Weather Prophesy Foretells Possible Sunday Thunder
A garbled forecast hints at unsettled weather with possible Sunday thunder and moderate unsettled conditions. The text references Washington and Georgia, with alarms and prophesied storms.
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Washington
Georgia
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