German Minister Reiterates Stand Over Paris Terms
Berlin reports quote German Foreign Minister Simons vowing to resign rather than concede an inch from Paris terms. Semi official and mor elak groups urge steadfastness while federated state premiers meet with the Berlin cabinet to discuss reparations, declaring complete unanimity.
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London
Simons
Paris
Berlin
London Times
Fareign
Simonp
Reichstag
Lung A Tone Breaks Up Colds in Atlanta Ads
Dangerous winter colds risk bronchitis and tuberculosis if ignored. Lung A Tone promises quick relief with no habit forming drugs, available in 60c and $1.00 sizes from Jacobs' Pharmacy Co and other stores in Atlanta. Made by Maindina Laboratories, Atlanta, Ga.
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Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Atlanta
Maindina Laboratories
German Premier Conference Notes On Reparations Talks
The Berlin conference presided by Chancellor Fehrenbach saw Dr Simons and cabinet members speak as Bavarian and other state representatives gave unqualified endorsements. Premiers and visiting officials debated until seven, with Germany urged to submit counter proposals for the Brussels talks. Disarmament issues raise reservations about East Prussia and Polish demobilization amid Allied expectations at London.
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Baden
Wuerttemburg
Saxony
Simons
Fehrenbach
Entente
Germany
Brussels
London
Paris
Fageblatt
Lokal Anzbiger
East Prussia
von Seecht
Plot to Sacrifice Sentry to Please U S
Tokio February 5 The Kokumin Shimbun a sensa tonal article charges the foreign office with negotiating with the war department to impose sentence on the Japanese sentry at Vladivostok in the Langdon incident It alleges the foreign office aims to sacrifice the sentry to avoid diplomatic trouble with America and win U S goodwill The Kochi village leaders and prefecture back the sentry and call for national support The court martial verdict has not yet been announced.
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Kokumin Shimbun
Foreign Office
War Department
Vladivostok
Langdon
America
Maeang
Kochi
Kokumin
Esch Seen Likely for Interstate Commerce Post
Washington February 6 Representative John J Esch of Wisconsin to retire after 22 years of service likely will be named by Mr Harding to the Interstate Commerce Commission according to general report Circulation at the capitol Esch was defeated for the republican nomination in his district last year Friends of Esch cite his chairmanship of the Interstate Commerce Committee in shaping the Fach Cummins transportation act which returned roads to owners after federal control
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Washington
John J. Esch
Wisconsin
Harding
Interstate Commerce Commission
General Raport
Capitol
Esch
Interstate Commerce Committee
Fach-Cummins Transportation
Trains Crash In Ashburn Yard Injures Two Men
In Ashburn Georgia a freight train crashed into a switching locomotive injuring engineer W C Pierceall and fireman T W Vann of Macon. The wreck happened in the Ashburn yard during yard switching operations today.
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Ashburn Yard
Macon
W. C. Pierceall
T. W. Vann
Georgia, Southern and Florida
Ashburn
Naval test plan debated to compare battleships and air power
Washington February 6 naval officials weigh a practical test to settle the battleship versus air power debate. General Mitchell proposes using two torpedo boats and support ships with a battleship as target, while Iowa with radio gear may serve as a moving aerial target.
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Mitchell
War Department
Daniels
Iowa
Navy Department
May Begin Probe of Graft Charges at Savannah
Savannah, GA February 6 Special It became known today subpoenas for more than a hundred witnesses have been issued for appearance before the federal grand jury Tuesday. H J Broderick special agent of the Intelligence department has been in Savannah for several days. It is thought the investigation of the protection charges will be underway when these witnesses appear before the grand jury. It is understood that among the witnesses summoned are men who have been arrested in connection with prohibition violations.
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Savannah
Federal Grand Jury
J. Broderick
Intelligence Department
Atlanta bonds drive heats up with mayor to appoint panel
Contention centers on a mayor selected commission to manage bond funds. The mayor plans to announce appointments Tuesday after studying candidates. Women’s campaign leadership under Mrs Samuel Lumpkin advances with a chairman to be named this week. The Good of the Order committee endorses bonds and outlines vigorous organizing, voter registration, and broad support from 26 councils across Atlanta and Fulton County.
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Samuel Lumpkin
Junior Order United American Mechanics
Atlanta
Fulton County
Claude Smith
Lamb Cutlets A La Robins Delicacy From Sabatini
Three ounces of cooked ham, three ounces of cooked mushrooms, and three ounces of Spanish red peppers are chopped and coated with a half pint of thick cream sauce. The cutlets are fried, placed in a casserole, topped with the sauce, sprinkled with grated cheese and melted butter, baked to a golden color, and bordered with tomato sauce.
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Nicholas M. Sabatini
Kalogeropoulos Forms Ministry in Greece
Athens February 6 After day long talks between King Constantine and party leaders M Kalogeropoulos minister of finance in the Rhailis cabinet completed the formation of a new ministry Most members served under Rhailis Theotoky Nickolaus former minister to Germany is among the new appointees Kalogeropoulos vows entente alignment and plans reforms including censorship abolition.
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Athens
Constantine
M. Kalogeropoulos
Rhailis
Nickolaus Theotoky
Germany
Men
Entente
Boy killed by mill shaft in Lyons gristmill
Lyons Georgia February 6 12 year old Lee Lucas was crushed to death when his coat sleeve caught on shafting in a Lyons gristmill. He was pulled into a grinding stone on each revolution and died at the scene.
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Lyons
Lee Lucas
Prosecution in Swindling Case Dropped in Savannah
In Savannah on February 6 a hearing was set for A. E Douglas amid seventeen warrants over alleged cheating via bad checks. All charges were settled out of court after negotiations, and the prosecution was dropped leaving Douglas free.
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Savannah
A. E Douglas
Douglas
Banks in Cedartown Consolidated Under Commercial Bank
Cedartown Ga February 6 By action of the boards of directors of the bank of Cedartown and the Commercial Bank of Cedartown the affairs of the Bank of Cedartown will be merged with The Commercial Bank under the name of the same time of the present institution Mr A E Young president of the Bank of Cedartown and S C Benton cashier of same institution will retire from the banking business and give their attention to their outside interests The merged bank will have a capital and surplus of over 400 000 making it one of the largest banks in north Georgia The officers of the Commercial Bank will have active charge of the affairs of the consolidated bank and are P Pitts president A W Stubbs vice president KE L Henderson cashier and W A Colquitt assistant cashier
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Bank of Cedartown
Commercial Bank of Cedartown
Commercial Bank
A. E Young
C. Benton
North Georgia
Consolidated Bank
A. W. Stubbs
Ke, L Henderson
W. A. Colquitt
South Now Ready To Legally Adopt Six of Children
E A South defends keeping and seeking homes for children from St Marys Hospital amid adoption disputes over triplets. He says he will legally adopt the remaining children while others are placed in homes, and criticizes welfare board oversight as he offers solutions to place babies responsibly in Georgia.
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South
E. A. South
St. Marys Hospital
Weyman Street
Sil
Alice Sooth
Windsor Street
Whitehall
Mra M T. Mitchell
St Mary's Maternity Hospital
Mitchell
Asatute Welfare Board
Georgia
Welfare Board
Atlanta
Deformed Babies Birth Record Sparks Local Debate
On Monday February 7 1921 reports surface of three deformed babies born locally two dead and one to a mother who carried it to Gradylhoapltat. The speaker claims no blue babies have been born here and defends care for infants born elsewhere and brought in for placement, noting fifteen years of service and a $16 000 building. The business owner asserts constant care for more infants each year and questions profit scrutiny.
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Aonday
Atlanta
Fragmentary quote reveals crowded social group demands
Partial OCR fragment shows a speaker noting many heads of social organizations request items, claiming scarce space would limit taking more for others. Context unclear due to missing data. no explicit names, places, dates, or outcomes available.
Savannah Methodists to Build New Church in East Savannah
Savannah February 6 Special At a meeting of the Methodist city board of church extension definite plans were discussed for a 100000 institutional church on the east side by the Albert Memorial Methodist church. The congregation has a fund to cover its quota and the pastor Rev W A Helle is enthusiastic about starting work at once.
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Savannah
Methodist City Board of Church Extension
Alburt Memorial Methodist Church
W A. Helle
Democrats Request Meeting for March in Washington
Charman George Waite announced at the February 17 executive meeting in Washington that a telegraphic request for a March meeting would be referred to the newly appointed democratic executive committee. He said a threat preceded the request and a hearing will decide if the meeting is to be called. Mr White stated he would represent the party as a whole and would neither approve nor disapprove the proposed gathering.
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Charman George Waite
Washington
White
Executive Committee
Democratic Party
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