Postponed Council Meeting Aims for Clarity on Mandates
The council postponed its April 1 session to allow Winston Churchill to study the issues involved. President Harding and state department officials expect the delay to help shape policy on timetables and decisions regarding mandates. Davis notes Republican senators support the State Department’s stance on the San Remo agreement between Britain and France over resource development in mandate territories.
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Winston Churchill
Harding
United States
Great Britain
San Remo
France
Territetary
Davis
Hoa Aald
Republtican
State Department
Surprise over US views on mandates at League meeting
Paris February 22 Ambassadors note to Washington in Washington to present US views before action on mandates caused great surprise among league circles The withdrawal of American representatives from the colonial commission earlier suggested the outgoing administration would leave initiative to the new government The note from Secretary Colby will be read tomorrow and French circles approve the move signaling continued US interest in world issues The council indicated it will postpone final decisions on mandates until it receives the note The four powers Britain France Belgium and Japan would head the mandate commission with others from Italy Portugal Holland Sweden and possibly the United States The American representative remains under discussion with mixed opinion on the propriety of selecting an American under current circumstances
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Paris
Wallace
Council of the Season of Nations
State Départment
Washington
United States
League
Colonian
Colby
Nota
Council
Dr. da Cunha
State Department
Asia Minor
Central Africa
Pacific Islands
German West Africa
Great Britain
Mesapotamia
Palestine
France
Syria
Lebanon
Belgium
German East Africa
Togoland
Kamerun
Southeast Africa
Japan
North Pacific Islands
Yap
Australia
New Guinea
New Zealand
Samoa
Nauru
Union of South Africa
German Southwest Africa
Mandate Commission
Italy
Portugal
Holland
Sweden
Enterprising War Hero Enters Atlanta Insurance Field
Van H. Burgin, praised for bravery in the war after shooting down four German planes and being captured following a 3000 foot fall, joins the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company training program in Hartford and returns to Atlanta to work at 706 Citronze and Southern Bank building. He previously led a local automobile concern after 1918 and later served as Georgia district manager for a rubber company.
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van H. Burgin
Atlanta
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company
Hartford, Conn
Hig
Citizone
Southern Bank
Hbmgin
Georgia
Rotary presents latest fashions in a beach attire display
Rotary showcased a fashion event led by LeViere of the Allen company, featuring three Allen employees in beach costumes. The program included entertainment by Abel Winburn and Louis Hamilton, prize drawings with a grand prize donated by the Allen company, and a reception that felt more like a reunion of families than a business gathering.
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LeViere
Allen Company
Jim” Allen
Eugene Harrington
M. Ashby Jones
Washington
Rotary
America
Lou D. Hicks
Southern Ruralist
Edgar Watkins
Maryelle Smith
W. R. C. Smith
Rotary International
Kendall Welnlger
3. PB. Allen Company
Abel Winburn
Louis Hamilton
Tach Glee Club
Harrington
Hayes Healing Honey Cough Remedy Claims Quick Relief
An advertorial style note touts Hayes Healing Honey as a quick cough stopper and throat soother. It claims dual action reducing congestion and cough, suitable for children, and suggests semi annual state of condition language.
Haverty Managers Meet in Atlanta to Map 1921 Ads
Nine Haverty Furniture executives from southern stores gathered in Atlanta for a week long conference at the Pryor and Audubon location to plan advertising and operations for 1921. J J Haverty presiding, with B Breeman and C A Crane among the attendees from Atlanta and other cities including Birmingham Columbia Savannah Charleston Dallas Memphis and Edgewood. A Banker of Detroit urged heavy advertising as key to lifting business, forecasting broader campaigns and stronger copy for the year.
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Haverty Furniture Company
Atlanta
R EL Banker
Banker-Brisbois Advertising Agency
Detroit
Banker
Haverty
Condition of Jett Improves Slightly After Surgery
A slightly improved condition was observed by physicians in Archie Jett's case last night at Davis Flacher hospital where he has been under surgical care since he was mysteriously shot in the dernial building last Saturday night. Archie Jett is the son of Night Chief HL Jett of the Atlanta police department.
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Archie Jett
Davis Flacher Hospital
HL. Jett
Atlanta Police Department
Members Named for New Atlanta Foundation Board
The administration committee of the newly formed Atlanta Foundation, created by the Fourth National Bank directors three weeks ago, announced members for five year, four year, three year, two year and one year terms. Chairs include Ward G. Peters, Mrs. Samuel Inman, Dr. David Marx, Buch M. Willett, and Lee Ashcraft with selection roles split among bank directors the mayor a Fulton county senior judge and a United States district judge.
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New Atlanta Foundation
Fourth National
Sage
Rockefeller Foundations
Tsas
Baward GC. Peters
Samuel Inman
David Marx
Buch ‘M. Willet
Lee Ashcraft
Bank
Fulton County
United States’ District Court
Harris Addresses Rainbow Men at Third Anniversary Dinner
Rainbow division veterans marked the third anniversary of entering active fighting in World War I with a reunion banquet at the Daffodil tea room. General Walter A. Harris of Macon urged lasting army friendships as country safeguards and personal bonds, citing Washington and Lafayette as a model. Col. Cooper D. Win, former 11st machine gun battalion commander, presided and invited ex servicemen to share wartime recollections.
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Rainbow Division
Germany
Daffodil
Walter A. Harris
Macon
George Washington
Lafayette
Cooper D. Win
11St
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