Atlanta Primary and Era of Reform Speech
Atlanta readers are urged to vote in today’s primary as the city faces a reform choice. The piece cites grand jury exposes, calls for cleaner government, and stresses women’s pivotal role in shaping policy at the polls. It contrasts police corruption with calls for accountability and outlines the political stakes for Athens-like governance.
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Atlanta
Council
Three
Jurica
Issus
Connell
Adams Enterprise
Paying the Penalty From Asia Minor War Front
Reports from the Greco Turkish war front in Asia Minor warn Greeks may lose gains and urge immediate removal of Turks from Europe under Venizelos. The piece argues a historic chance arose after World War I to unite Christian nations against Turkey and end its influence, urging forthcoming congressmen to explain the homecoming discourse.
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Greece
Constantine
Asia Minor
Asia’ Minor
Europe
Turkey
Venizelos
Amier Venizelo
Old Home Town Gossip and Rural Musings
A fragmented compilation of poems and comic countryside vignettes references old home nights wind and weather. It mixes nostalgic lines about winter firesides and old stories with snippets about local newspapers witty notes and rural humor from Albany Herald and other papers. The collage mentions Brown novel publishers and a fat and lean men’s ball, ending with a sharp quip about auctioning religion.
Goldenrod Poem Excerpt by Elaine Goodale Eastman
Poem fragment describes goldenrod as a symbol amid September decay and drought. It notes struggle of meadow life and nature’s unrest, weaving in references to Leyden Holland Pilgrim tercentenary and workers seizing factories in Italy to prevent shortages. The late fragment hints at historical context and social upheaval.
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Elaine
Goodale Eastman
Leyden
Holland
Italy
Mississippi's fiscal revolution and tax reform
Mississippi, an agrarian state with limited cities and a high colored population, has enacted bold fiscal changes. The program includes a state tax commission, 106 percent valuations, a unified budget, and a $5 million bond issue for institutions. The aim is to raise revenue, improve education, and end policy politics in state government. Ex-Gov Bilbo and Gov Russell advocate strong enforcement of true values in taxation to fund higher education and reform. The Columbia Industrial and Training School is highlighted as a major reclamation success. Tennessee study of the tax and school systems begins tomorrow.
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Jatkaon
Miss
Mississippi
Miasissippi
Florida
South
Bes
Georgia
Goveernment
Educational Commission
Theodore Bilbo
Mississippa
Lee Russell
Tax Commission
Con Inne
Mate
Bilbo
Russell
Gulfport
Mississippi ‘Industrial and Training School
Columbia
Re- Hef Ag
Commonwealth
Issippians
Uthat Athese
City of Columbia
County of
Madrion
Hi&e
Laball
Tannessee
Dublin To Raise A Huge Auditorium Plan
Dublin Georgia August 30 a movement is under way to build a large auditorium in the city A special committee was appointed by the Kiwanis club and chamber of commerce to study the proposition and report findings at earliest date E S Streat E G Simmons and J M Finn were chosen to develop plans for the project
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Dublin
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
E. S.streat
E.G. Simmons
J. M. Finn
Centenary Birth Anniversary and Major World Events Today
Today marks Hermann von Helmholtz's birth centenary noted philosopher, Charleston earthquake’s thirty-fifth anniversary, Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands turning forty-one, Boston Herald’s seventy-fifth birthday, and a Baltimore reunion for Twenty-ninth division veterans. The first national radio exposition opens in Chicago with fifty plus exhibitors as Asbury Park hosts a baby parade amid national festivals. John A Simon Elton Root James M Beck and other leaders attend the Cincinnati convention opening sessions of a prominent bar association gathering.
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Hermann von Helmholtz
Charleston
Wilhelmina
Nether Lands
Betes
Boston Herald
Baltimore
Chicago
Asbury Park
John A. Simon
Englan
Elton Root
James M. Beck
Daugherty
Hospitals urged to admit tuberculosis patients nationwide
The article argues that general hospitals should open wards and air spaces for tuberculosis patients, challenging stigma and management by lay leaders. It warns current practice limits training, delays treatment, and increases cure failure, urging progressive hospitals to provide humane care and early intervention.
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United States
Memorial Park Obelisk to Jefferson Davis Set for June 3 1922
A Kentucky memorial park near Todd County will host a June 3 1922 unveiling of a 175 foot obelisk honoring Jefferson Davis. The feature notes Davis’s lifelong devotion to state rights and secession, contrasting him with Lincoln and highlighting Davis’s Mexican War service and roles as secretary of war under Pierce. It reflects on the Confederacy’s birth and Davis’s enduring identity with the gray.
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Toledo
Todd
Kentucky
Jefferson Davis
Hera
Lincoln
Davis
Polk
Pierce
Confederacy
Savannah Doctors Form Radium Purchase Company
A stock company of Savannah doctors formed to buy sixty milligrams of radium for cancer treatment in city hospitals. The radium will be kept in a safety vault and supplied by the same firm that provided Madame Curie with radium.
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Savannah
Everal Savannah
Where Should the Ball Be Save in the Cannon
A fragmented OCR page notes social scenes at the Cannon house with R Jemison guesting, Colonel Ogletree and wife at Kimball house, and a Lookout Mountain trip planned. Also reports a horse runaway of Dr Powell, a Decatur Street fire at Miss Julia Thompson’s house, and a street scuffle at Pembartois drug store with multiple chest head and shoulder wounds.
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R. Jemison
Ball
The
New Orleans Daily News
Cannon- House
J. F. Ogletree
LaGrange
Kimball House
Mounne
Julia Thompson
Decatur Street
Miss Thompson
Ira
Euden Smith
Pembartoy
Fay- Hoe
Berry
Smith
Berry Got Outs On the Payament and “Was Going Down Dine Street
Smith Shott & Times
Irreparable Harm Warns Of Atlanta Public Schools Closure
Editorial urges voters to fund city schools, warning that closing them next Monday would harm Atlanta. It argues a mismanaged tax plan and charter hinder smart governance, urging prudent choice at the polls and criticizing those who oppose increased funding.
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America
Atlanta
South
Ealy
Weedon
Spain
Peple
Goa
Bits of New York Life by O O Mibture
A humorous veteran recounts failed film forays and studio chaos in New York. He recalls a sudden debut disaster, a chaotic studio tour, and a bemused director. The piece also chews over street life, theater fashion, and capricious show business attitudes.
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Bits OF
New York
O. O. M’inture
Bedlam
Willonaire
Maison
Ronald de Vere
House of Cards
Anniversaries list mixed with historical notes
A compact notice lists figures born or honored on this date: William Livingston named New Jersey’s first governor in 1774. various constitutional milestones in California and Hilnels. monarch visits and international figures such as Queen Wilhelmina and Francis Joseph I. Ban on liquor raised in Hillsboro. Rev. John A W Haas noted as Mollenbure College president. scattered years from 1628 to modern times.
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London
William Livingston
New Jersey
England
Fran
Hilnels
Ohio
Bantiago
Chillanneurgents
Edward VI
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Wilemina
Netherlands
Roy A. Haynes
United States
Prohibition
Hillsboro
John A. W. Haas
Mollenbure
Phelphia
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Constitution Washington
Raleige Hotel
James A. Holloman
Constitution
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Broadway
Forty-Second Street
Dimes
Thirty-Eighth Street
Twenty-Ninth Street
Associated Press
Lenine
Hiks
Tino
Cotton
Chile
Eadinss
Renee
Gizaxa
Tilville
Albany Herald
Sam Scott
Sam
Clay
Meetin
Donaldsonville
Providence
Br’ Williams
Goldenrod
Royal Arch
Autumn's Gate
James ‘A.hollomon
A. and M. College
Starkville
A. and
M. Collera
State Departments of Agriculture
William Brad
Bolla
Petsanova
Hygienic
Public Health Service
Washington, D.C
Atlanta Constitution
Fuzzy Woodruff
McBride& Smith
Elms
Justice Butt
Union Superior
Candier
Hillyer
Hoge and
Jackson
S Dr. Jones
Wetka Creton
Charles Hanson Towne
Fifth Avenue
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