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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1921
Page
6
Governor Kilby of Alabama issued a formal statement denying a circulating report that he ordered the National Guard withdrawn from the mine strike area due to maintenance expenses. He said no such order exists and that troops will not be withdrawn while life and property are at risk.
In Cleveland, Ohio, on February 18, Miss Louise Wolf and Miss Mabel Foote were found murdered at Parta Heights school. An all day posse search failed to yield a clue as suspects were questioned but cleared, while Sheriff Sigard and deputies pressed on through the night at the scene.
A promotional medical ad touts Creo mulsion, an emulsified Cre osote, as a twofold remedy that soothes inflamed surfaces and kills germs. It promises relief for chronic coughs and persistent colds and offers money refunds if not relieved after following directions.
Advertises Creomulsion as the greatest healing agency for chronic coughs and throat lung troubles. Claims it soothes inflamed membranes and builds up the system after colds or the flu, improving appetite and body weight while destroying germs that cause consumption.
C P Talbot CQ and Talbot Company Inc purchase the stock of Sam Cohen a well known tailoring establishment at the corner of Peachtree Street and Aus Avenue on the second floor of Haynes building. LaTerra a veteran in the trade remains with the organization and invites patrons to inspect imported wool cloth on display and enjoy courteous service. Talbot states the firm will lower prices and improve value for customers amid wartime demands.
Washington February 18 a resolution introduced by Senator Reed Democrat Missouri asks the president to ascertain if Great Britain would consider ceding all or part of its possessions in the West Indies to the United States. Trinidad and Bermuda are specially named in the proposal which was not discussed and was laid over for further consideration.
A county committee praises Mrs. Mitchell’s maternity hospital, noting humane care by Fulton County physicians and no criminal conduct. Records from June 1919 onward were examined with consent, while secrecy demanded by Mrs. Mitchell shields mothers’ names. The case involves disputes over adoption records, public health scrutiny, and a church pastor’s statements amid ongoing press attention.
Amusemer theaters list upcoming showings with matinees and evening programs. Keith vaudeville at Lyric Theatre, Leow's Grand Theatre features vaudeville and features, Howard Theatre presents The Frontier of the Stars and other acts this Saturday.
Washington February 18 The Wilson administration predicts its policy toward Russia will prove vindicated once a responsible government arises and Americans gain vast Russian trade Undersecretary Davis told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that two thirds of Russia rejected the Bolsheviks and about 660000 Russians professed communism He dismissed claims that Britain's trade pact with Lenin would seize Russian markets calling it bunk and said Britain seeks to curb Bolshevism while expanding trade opportunities
A string of theater listings covers Griterion Rialto Truman and more with actors Florence Vic dor Jane Novak Barbara Castle ton and Willem Hart in various features. A separate obituary notes Allen T. Glenn 50, longtime Pacolet Manufacturing Company keeper, died at 34 Garnett Street after illness, survived by wife, three daughters, seven sons, two brothers, and two sisters.
Milledgeville Ga February 18 Special The contract for placing sewerage in the southern part of this city has been awarded to the J B McCrary Company of Atlanta Ga J T Rose vice president was in the city Monday and said work would start next week and be finished within four months The project will serve 144 residences previously without sewers.
Special funeral notices report deaths and services across Greensboro Mount Airy Spartanburg and Easley. J B Cox aged 39 died Friday night in a private hospital survived by wife and three children. Mrs Sarah Hall funeral held by Rev Jackson Harris. James Robert Trotter aged 78 died of paralysis with service at Nacoo chee church and burial near Nacoochee Valley. J Goodlet 78 buried after services in Spartanburg Easley home of daughter Mrs Thorn ton.
Washington notes President Obregon issued an executive order refusing further drilling permits to all companies in Mexico not meeting Carranza decree requirements. The order targets the industry department that issue provisional permits under a temporary agreement with oil firms. The pact was to continue until Carranza damage issues are resolved.
Representatives of American oil companies will discuss the effects of the executive order with the State Department tomorrow. The issue, tied to protests by the United States, Great Britain, and several other nations, could be adjusted.
New York February 18 description of serious conditions in Russia under Bolshevik administration from Soviet newspapers and other documents. Report notes hardship, shortages, and political repression as described by sources. Includes mentions of workers, peasants, and state controls affecting daily life.
An advertisement touts Dr Blogser's cigarettes as a fragrant medicinal smoke with claimed health benefits. It markets nicotine free, habit free, throat soothing vapors and urges trial purchases from The Blosser Co in Atlanta with price and mail-order details.
A. J. Sack files suit citing Izvestia report of Trotzky speech to the eighth congress of Soviets noting that about 54 000 versts of railways were destroyed and only 15 000 versts intact with 3000 bridges and 16 000 telegraph lines ruined. The note adds 61 percent of sick locomotives remain.
Yemshanov cited a rail report noting 22 500 of 38 009 telephone poles along Russia's rail lines require major repairs and that electric signal systems and repair shops are in ruins. He warned that at least 20 million peasants may starve this winter across the Volga region and central provinces.
A 50 by 80 foot lot located 350 feet north of the Hunter Street corner, within 120 feet of the forthcoming M Rich & Bros Co department store, features a two story brick building needing only a modern front to become an appealing retail property.
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