Legal Censorship of Movies Opposed By Labor Leader
Washington February 20. President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor opposes state censorship of motion pictures saying it would add to the list of repressive measures in law books. He favors voluntary censorship organized by the industry with proper theater representation as effective and aligned with American freedom of expression.
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New York
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Gompera
American Federation of Labor
Mr. Gompers
Vaudeville and Films Dominate Local Theaters This Week
The directory lists Keith vaudeville at Lyric with Henry Catalano and company headline and extra acts Chester Spencer and Lois Williams in Putting It Over. Grand Theatre features five vaudeville acts plus That Girl Montana. Criterion shows Passion as Europe’s acclaimed drama. Other venues present Dead Men Tell No Tales, The Love Light, Captivating Mary Carstairs, The White Moll, and Fighting Fury among many titles.
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Henry Catalano
Forsyth Theater
Mary Miles Minter
Vaudatte Theater
Thirteen Killed in Irish Battle
A series of killings and arson in Ireland and Britain on February 20 include thirteen dead in an Irish clash and two farm houses burned near Manchester. Councillor John Geoshegan was shot near Galway while George Tilson, a Cork business man, was attacked and later died after a threat letter, with connections alleged to Ireland.
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England
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Galway
Ireland
John Geoshegan
London
Paddington
George Tilson
Blackrock
County Cork
Belfast
Hastings
Tilson
Fire breaks up bond gathering in Atlanta locale
A Baltimore adviser urged Atlanta to seek 18 million in bonds while noting Baltimore voters approved 101 million in bonds with high turnout. He will stay several days to advise a local committee on bond campaigns amid discussions of public debt and city growth. A separate fire damaged a boarding house at 225 Woodward Avenue, causing about 10 thousand dollars in losses as Mrs Freeney and a boarder narrowly escaped.
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Das
Atlanta
Tim
Woodward Avenue
Freeney
Tom
R. Dawueraon
Georgi Railway and Power Company
Fire Damages House as Roomers Lose Belongings
A blaze destroyed a residence harming two roomers, Campbell and the unnamed speaker. The occupants could not save their belongings as furnishings upstairs and downstairs were damaged by smoke and water.
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Campbell
Tax Records Theft Denounced in Coffea County
Elba Alabama February 20 residents at a mass meeting raised a $1,000 reward for the capture and conviction of the thieves who stole Coffea county tax records Friday night. Citizens urged all law abiding residents to aid state and county officers and asked the governor to assist in arrests and convictions.
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Elba
Ala
Coffea County
Hiba
Business Outlook For Coal Industry Seen Promising
Spartanburg January 20 Special G s R Reese president of Clinchfield Fuel company says the coal output from Clinchfield mines in Virginia and Tennessee and the firm’s trade with Cuba and South America signals a bright business outlook. Coal passes through Spartanburg on the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio railway to the Southern system for Charleston, with volume rising in the past year and expected growth next year.
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S.C
G. S R. Reese
Clinchfield Fuel Company
Clinchfiell
Virginia
Tennessee
Cuba
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railway
Sothern Railway
Charleston
Reese
Mortuary notices for Miles and Ashworth deaths
Robert Lee Miles aged 50 died Saturday at his residence 10 lettee street. Survived by wife, daughter Thelma Mae Miles, son Carl B Miles, brother J A Miles, two sisters Mrs Price Sodderth and Mrs Charles Allen of Stone Mountain. William Ashworth 25 died Saturday at 228 Capital avenue. Survived by F J Ashworth and A M Ashworth of Ranger Ga, and two sisters Mrs A B Hall and Miss Clyde Ashworth of Carrollton.
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Stone Mountain
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Capital Avenue
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Carrolton
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Piedmont Avenue
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Marshall
Texas
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Atlanta
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Obituary for Mrs J H Lockhart in Greenville Texas
Mrs J H Lockhart age 30 died Sunday morning in Greenville Texas. She is survived by her husband a small daughter and her brother Harry Dobbs and a sister Mrs A G Kelley both of Atlanta. Also lists funeral car services and law firm contact details.
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Greenville
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A G. Kelley
Atlanta
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