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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1921

Page

7

Women Rally For Atlanta Bond Issue In 1921 Campaign

Mrs. Lumpkin urges every Atlanta woman to act as a one-woman committee to promote the 4 million bond for schools. She says a child’s future depends on schooling, and women with cars should help register voters and transport them to the courthouse and polling places. Mayor Key defends previous bond funds, insisting every cent is accounted for and not wasted.

Inman Mra. Limpkin Lumpkin Atlanta Key Bond Committee Kiwanis Club of

Bond Issue Debate Shapes Atlanta Campaign

In Atlanta a bond issue rally features Captain English urging $20,000,000 for city needs while opposing tax hikes on visible property. The Kiwanis Club report urges delaying the $8.85 million bond, arguing for a real chartered bond commission with oversight and a detailed budget before authorizing further debt.

Captain English Atlanta Meyer Regenstein Kirkwood W. R. G. Smith Harry Schiesinger R. E B. Gann Joseph Broughton Harry I. Schlesinger E. ©. Stollenwerck J. P. Haunson Ben H. Padgett C. H. Williamson W. H. Major J. W. Ham W. G. Caraway Robert Sirlestand, Jr Fred Stewart Mercer Regenstein Harry Goodbert F. W. Ehlera E. Gann Andy McHiroy Jambaough W. C. Andrews W. W. Gaines Kiwanis Club Eiwanis Club Bromah Schoola Echoole Board of Education Troud Commission Wayer and Council

Two New Steamers on Maiden Trips

Baltimore February 15 The Psy dle Mart steamship Golden State and the Matoon liner Hawkeye State, two of the latest American shipbuilding achievements, sailed from the port at 1 p.m. on their maiden voyages bound for San Francisco. Officials played down a race but acknowledged keen rivalry between captains and crews.

Baltimore Golden State San Francisco

Golden Bath liners and Hawkeye State ships built at Newport News

The article notes the Golden Bath liners with a speed aim around 17 knots and a length of 21,167 long tons, along with the Spar twin-screw, oil-burning Hawkeye State constructed at the Newport News yard. It references their placement and design for sea passage and ship performance.

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