Japan to Punish Officers Over Vladivostok Sentry Shooting
The Japanese government plans to discipline the sentry Toshigoro Oganamura who killed Lieutenant Langdon of the Albany at Vladivostok. Sentries’ regimental officers are also to be blamed for unclear or wartime‑justified instructions. Officials await Diet announcements as Tokyo suspends General Tamagoro Nishihare and several minor officers for missteps.
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Washington
Toklo
Angoon
Shidehara
State Department
Toshigoro Oganamura
Langdon
Albany
Vladi- Vostok
Associated Press Dia
Tokio
United States
Vladivoistok
Tamagoro Nishihare
Associated Press
Vladivoxytok
Japan
Toshigera Ogasawara
Replace the Wear and Tear on the Human System
A vintage health ad urges readers to maintain body wear and tear by keeping blood pure with S. S. S. as a blood tonic and system-builder. The copy claims S. S. S. strengthens blood, enriches supply, and restores vigor, urging readers to write to Chief Medical Adviser in Atlanta for literature.
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S. S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta, Ga
Pioneering Bride From Madrid Talks Mexico’s Women
Mrs. Maria Christina Epetacia Herre Bravo Polak, 18, granddaughter of Porfirio Diaz and descendant of General Pravo, recounts Latin American conventions for women in contrast to the United States. She arrived from Madrid last year with husband Joseph Polak, speaks no English, and observes that Latin women stay home and avoid public venues unlike American women who dine, shop, and attend films unchaperoned.
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Bess
Kempton
North American
Birs
Joseph Polak
Fortirio Diaz
Piedmont Hotel
Mexico
United States
Citiuven
White T
Latin America
George Washington
Porfirio Diaz
Man
Polak
Diaz
Yatate
Guerrera
Obregon
Tolak
Americas
Fort Wayne
Ind
Judges Reveal Veiled Returns After Contest Judging
Day February 22 921 details the judging of contestants announced alphabetically with each leaving after appearance. Judges will not publish decisions until The Constitution prints Wednesday morning. After judging, the board will hold an executive session and disclose returns of findings.
Methodist Quota 10 Be Discussed At Morning Meeting
A 10 o'clock meeting of hundreds of Methodist Episcopal church south leaders convenes at Wesley Memorial to plan raising the North Georgia conference quota of 1 750 000 dollars for the 23 000 000 educational drive. J H Ewing will preside as financial secretary, with bishops and educators delivering addresses on supporting ninety one southern church schools including Emory University. The drive aims to fund improvements and development across the church’s colleges and schools.
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Methodist Episcopal Church South
Wesley Memoria Church
North Georgia Conference
J. H. Ewing
Atlanta
Southern Methodist Church
Emery University
Atho
Warren A Candler
Five Georgia Beauties To Be Selected Today
The Constitution contest judges will select five fairest contestants from twenty five Georgia entrants. They emphasize viewing contestants in person at the Samuels building to study face expression figure and grace, with no acting required.
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Whitehall Terrace
City
Hazel Holder
Imperial Hotel
Ann Jarrett
Linwood Avenue
Vera Jennings
Peachtree Street
Reba Lawrence
Formwall Street
Louise Lightner
Ideal
Valerie McGee
Eastman
Lee Rucker
North Boulevard
Carolyn Sparling
West Baker Street
Lilida Stevens
Pine Street
Macon
Ethryn Willamson
Green Street
Gainesville
Georgia
Anna Eugene Aiken
Forrest Adair
Walter Liebman
Harry Goodhart
Goodhart- Tompkins Company
Franas W. Clarke
Eentor
Ince
Office of the Constitution
Samuels
Associated Producers
Fiss
Daugherty Named Attorney General Pick by Harding
Augustine Fla February 21 Definite announcement that Harry Daugherty of Ohio has been chosen for attorney general under the coming administration. Harding met with Daugherty and indicated acceptance is strongly felt while offering no formal statement. The president elect also discussed shipping policy with Averill Harriman noting a growing doubt about the shipping board approach and considering a new executive department.
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T. Augustine
Fla
Harry Daunherty
Ohio
Elect Harding
Daugherty
Hardie
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Contera
Averill Harriman
Harrim
Shipping Board
Williams Accepts Board Chairmanship in Richmond
Richmond, February 21 John Skelton Williams, comptroller of the currency, today accepted the chairmanship of the board of directors of the Richmond Trust Company.
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Richmond
John Skelton Willams
Richmond Trust Company
Georgia Actress Sketches Wilson’s Pitiful Plight in Letter
Americus reporter Miss Ellen Estes describes President Wilson as an old bent man, hobbling between two aides, after entering the Washington theater. She witnessed his box reception with Mrs. Wilson and her mother, noting the crowd and her dressing room view of the president’s movements.
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Americus
Ellen Estes
Apple +Blossoms
Washington
Wilson
W. H. Estes
Miss Sistes
Milas Estes
Bottlers File Petition To Fix Coca Cola Price
In Wilmington Delaware February 21 the United States district court granted Coca Cola Bottling Company leave to file a petition to fix the price of Coca Cola amid the main suit. An order directed the defendant to answer within twenty days. Judge Morris presided with W D Thomson of Candler Thomson and Hirsch present, planning a preliminary answer denying the challengers' charges and seeking time for details.
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Ilmington
Del
United States District Court
Coca- Cola Betting Company
Coca- Cola Company
Morris
Wilmington
W. D. Thomson
Candler/Thomson and Hirsch
Coa-Cola Company
Atlanta
Thomson
Cily
Ship Loses Propellers As Tow Sought in Atlantic
The wireless message from mid Atlantic reports the ship Federal Bridge losing both propellers and awaiting tow. The vessel, sailing from New Orleans to Gilas pow, carries Boston as its origin port with February 21 dated report.
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Boston
Shipping Board
Federal Bridge
Mid- Atlantic
Gilaspow
New Orleans
Charles
Fletcher Chosen Under Secretary of State
Washington February 21 Henry P Fletcher former American ambassador to Mexico is chosen as under secretary of state in the Harding administration The selection was conveyed through Charles E Hughes and formal acceptance is to be planned by Fletcher He is a Pennsylvania diplomat who served long in diplomacy including under the Wilson administration and recently resigned
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Washington
Henry P. Fletcher
Mexico
Harding
Fletcher
Florida
Charles E. Hughes
Tge
Mr Fletcher
Tokio
Wilsyne
Hughes and Hoover Farewell London Officials Welcome Albany
London officials welcomed Charles E Hughes as secretary of state in the Harding administration and Herbert Hoover as secretary of commerce. They praised Hughes for common sense and courage and expected cordial U S London relations with him in the state department. Hoover was likewise regarded as an old friend of Britain by government officials citing strong ties between Washington and London.
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London
Charles E Hughes
Harding
Herbert Hoover
Hughes
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
Perched on a high stool in an office
An old advertisement extols Pepto Mangan as a tonic to restore rich red blood and energy for desk bound workers. It claims improved color and vigor, urging readers to choose genuine Gude's Pepto Mangan in liquid or tablet form.
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Gude
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Secretary of State
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