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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1921

Page

7

Drama of battleship construction and disarmament debate

A report quotes a committee stating members are equally anxious to reduce armaments and seek relief from their burdens, while acknowledging that disarmament faces strong obstacles and endorses no clear path forward. The text underscores the tension between reductions and preserving national security during shipbuilding debates.

Message on disarmament and national defense

The speaker argues that universal disarmament is not feasible now and urges a practical balance. Nations should avoid exposing themselves to attack while others build war engines, warning that US must remain defended to protect American people and world peace.

United States

Women Working for Better Laws

Reported by several women’s groups notes in the U S Supreme Court briefing cite Miss Goldmark Mrs Florence Keily and others on how laws favor weaker workers may harm the many. Discusses child welfare Sheppard-Towner bill age of consent minimum wage and pensions in several states with efforts led by women in North Carolina Virginia and Tennessee.

U. & Supreme Court Goldmark Florence Keily Childs’ Bureau Inckeing Carolina Julian Sally South Carolina League Gertrude Well Goldsboro North Carolina Children's Bureau Adele Clark Ricshmond State Board of Charities and Corrections George Milton Tennessee Roberts Park Page Sirs. Munell Richard Edwards Virginia League Richmond Edwards Washington Sheppard-Towner Jacobs Birmingham Miss Ludington Miss McDowell New Orleans Nashville Atlanta Gellhorn Dayton Cincinnati Julian Salley

League of Women Voters meeting in Atlanta reviews child welfare laws

Proceedings detail progress on Louisiana guardianship and mothers pension laws, and Georgia state efforts to codify child welfare. Mrs. Maud Wood Park highlights cooperation with other groups, a joint congressional committee forms to press twenty bills, including Sheppard-Towner.

Louisiana Philip Weriein John K. Ottley Atlanta Georgia Board of Public Welfare Children's Code Commission South Carolina Tennessee Katherine McCulock James Paige Minneapolis League of Women Voters Gertrude Well Goldaboro N.C George Gellhorn St. Louis Pattle Ruffner Jacobs Birmingham Ala Richard Edmunds Mary McDowell Chicago Adele Clark Richmond McCulloch Ottley Maud Wood Park The League Washington Organizations of Women National League of Women Voters National’ Consumers’ League Woman's Christian Temperance Union American Home Economics Association National Women’s Trade Union League National Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teachers Associations General Federation of Women's Clubs Association of Collegiate Alumnae Federation of Buginesa and Professional Women National Council of Jewish Women National” Federation of College Women Congress Oder Smith-Towner Department of Education Fess Smith-Hughes Bse Groyana Kenyon-Hendricks Curtis-Gara District of Columbia Fess Physical Education Bi Syear Hinawa Annie Wright Georgia Augusta W. P. White John Mulherln Julia Flisch Annie Mercer Macon Macon Telegraph Macon League of Women Voters Shoe

Plans for Southern representation at future national conventions

Plans discussed to reorder representation for future national conventions to favor the South, with Chicago set for June as the first meeting of the General Committee after the November victory. Chairman Haya is expected to resign his current post after a period of time as provisions from the last Republican convention authorize the committee to establish a just basis for future conventions.

Chicago Comté Haya Tve Uture Uta Te Olean South

Final effort made for southerners

Republican agitators in Washington outline a March 3 meeting of committee members to unite former southerners for a reunion at President Harding’s inauguration and to empower the committee for further action. The plan envisions selecting two men from the old south to satisfy Oklahoma representatives who seek unity and renewed support ahead of the event.

Congress Old South Oklahoma Washington Harding

Veal and Lamb Roasts with Meat Prices Listed

A fragmented notice lists various meat items including veal stew and chops, lamb shoulder, pork cuts, beef roasts, and bacon. It also includes scattered street addresses such as Fairlie Street, Pryor Street, Edgewood, Broad Street, and Broad Street again, indicating a butcher or market inventory and location details.

Porterhouse Sink

Pan fish lure draws crowd with vivid smells and catches

Fishermen praise pan fish baits noting strong odors and a haul of black bass along with exceptionally pretty and fat perch and crappie observed on the banks, marking a memorable day for anglers.

Farmers oppose apportionment plan as committee works

In Buckingham Aiken and Benniker Orangeburg farmers oppose broader restrictions. The special committee on apportionment is active and will report. Four burned to death in Lachute Quebec as Leo Carriere residence fire kills three children and a housemaid near Pine Hill. For prevention of influenza take Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine.

Nnnes Lachute Quebec Leo Carriere Pine Hill Here

Compulsory Cotton Acreage Reduction Rejected in South Carolina

In Columbia South Carolina the house rejected a resolution to require that cotton acreage be reduced to a 1920 level this year. The vote stood seventy two to twenty two after speeches by two legislators.

Carolina Columbia S.C South Carolina House of Representatives

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