Open Shop Move Denounced At Union Session
Washington February 23 Organized labor attacked the industrial court system and urged a flat refusal to recognize injunctions. A declaration by national and international unions affiliated with the AFL demanded repeal of anti con collaboration laws and called for open shop expansion while vowing to maintain wage and standard safeguards. They warned employers to back labor standards and accused some firms of backing radical propaganda and conspiracy laws as a threat to democratic ideals.
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Congress
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Arincipiea
Organized
Labor
United States
Imber
American Note Communicated to World Games Council
A US note on entente and mandates is delivered to Acting President Acunda of the League of Nations Council. Gordon explains it cannot be read immediately. The document outlines US opposition to Mesopotamia and Yap mandates and announces a planned permanent commission to oversee mandates with members from several powers and a possible seat for the United States.
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London
Famous Camera Man Chooses Georgia Beauty Contestants
Pathe cameraman James G. Buchanan, who once photographed President Wilson, reviewed five Georgia contestants for Ingé at the Druid Hills Golf Club. He praised their natural grace and potential, saying any could be a major screen find and be invited to tutor under his guidance for six months before a possible film career.
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Georgia
G. Buchanan
Pathe
Wilson
Paris J
Harding
Florida
Thomas H. Ince
Buchanan
Atlanta Voters Warned Against Campaign of Misrepresentation
Atlanta campaigners urge readers to oppose anonymous ads in the bond fight. Frank M Inman chairs the campaign promising open disclosure of all bond details. Newspapers will print forthcoming statements as supporters cite broad organizational backing and March 2 voting.
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Frank M. Inman
Tion
Dia
Hazlehurst New Cross Country Mail Record Set
Hazlehurst N Y February 23 Elgars Bags dispatched from San Francisco by air at 4 20 yesterday morning arrived at Hazlehurst Field today at 4 60 p m establishing a cross country record of 33 hours 20 minutes with time zone adjustments. The relay flight involved two planes from San Francisco and two from Hazlehurst with pilot T L Allison. One westward plane reached Cleveland later taking over for the second lap of the relay. A westbound plane crashed near Elkla killing Captain W F Lewis. Washington Feb 23 Post Office officials praised the air mail feat and announced plans for regular night flights on the New York San Francisco route starting about May 1.
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Hazlehurst
N.Y
Elgar
San Francisco
Hazlehurst Field
Post Office Department
T.L Allison
Pirst M. Leonhard
Dubois
Chicago
Elka
New
W. F. Lewis
Allison
Cleveland
Washington
Départment
Air’ Mail
New York
San Franciisco
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Frank Yager
Jack Knight
New ‘York
Gold Claim Staked in Denver City Heart
Peter Noonan and William Wickersham recorded a gold claim in downtown Denver within the city hall Union Station and core business district. They claim a rich gold find and moved to have the ore and relics recorded under discovery rights in this central locale.
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Colorado
Peter Noonan
William Wickersham
Union Station
Two Atlanta Children Return From Kidnaping Ordeals
Elaine Ruth Davidson 12 of Atlanta and Richard Griswold 11 were reported kidnapped Tuesday. Davidson was found in Birmingham Alabama and returned with her father who had traveled there. Police say George Karr allegedly lured Elaine with stage dreams, while Griswold escaped after two gunmen abducted him. Authorities are reviewing the events and the children’s safety.
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Elaine
Ruth Davidson
George H. Davidson
Forsyth Street
Richard Griswold
G. A. ‘Griswold
Ponce’ de ‘Léon
George
Karr
Avenue
Hraughter
Edgetly
Smade
Perauade
DaAvid
Grisel Hy
Oakhurst
Renee de Leon
Tiem
Ranso
Roes
Birminghee
Birmingham
Ala
Ruth - Davidsey
Warrant Filed Over Carbolic Acid Attack at Strand Theatre
In municipal court yesterday a warrant was sworn against Mrs. Rolander for assault with intent, tied to an alleged carbolic acid attack on Mrs. Presnell at the Strand theatre. The defense claims the incident stemmed from jealousy and seeks to elevate the offense beyond a minor disorderly conduct charge, which could result in a nominal penalty.
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Nell ‘Goodman Rolander
Lattey
Gladys Predwell
Municipal ‘Court
J. Walter
Lacey
Selling An Auto Mobile Is Hard
Classified brief notes show a seller promoting an automobile with terse lines and garbled formatting, reflecting a noisy page fragment. The readable pieces reference a selling action and a general difficulty theme in a small classified context.
Detec tives convicted in liquor case face suspension
Low Terry and Oscar Howell city detectives convicted in the superior court for possessing liquor were suspended by Chief of Detectives Lamar Poole. The police board will act at the next meeting. Victor Boykin prosecuted, with Assistant Solicitor E A Stephens assisting. The three men were sentenced to twelve months on the chain gang and fined, or food, with bonds set at 2500. Griff Freeman and Clarence Hart alleged to have arranged whiskey theft under seizure. Judge Humphries ruled on larceny and prohibition charges, praising the officers for upholding public trust.
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Oscar Howell
Griff. Freeman
Lamar -Poole
Tria
Police Board
Victor John.a.’ Boykin
J.W. ‘Braddox
O. W
Erséman
S. Bond
Griff
Freeman
Clarence Hart
Clarence Bart
Humphries
Ito
J. Carroll
Latimer
Sam Hewlett
Harvey Hii
Howell Terry
Breeman Nag
Police Commission
Niew
State
Quirk i of ees support orator to al $400.08 share
A fragmentary report from Memphis outlines a court action involving the late Patrick Kanaher estate. The text notes an agreement about a proposed share of $400.08 and references a courtship or settlement proceeding.
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Ees
Patrick Kanaher
Memphis
Atlanta ROTC parade promotes bond issue details
The ROTC units from Tech High, Boys High, and Fulton High will lead a Friday parade through downtown Atlanta to advocate a bond issue. Cadets from 42 to 650 will march under Lt Colonel Jamies M. Little with bands from Tech, Fulton, and Georgia Tech providing music. Prizes will be awarded for banners, as endorsements come from mass meetings at Williams Street School, George W. Cooper home, and a Chamber of Commerce gathering.
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Rot.c
Tech High School
Boys High
Fulton “High School
Rand
Tech High
Fulton High
Georgia Tech
Wiltems Street ‘School
George W. Cooper
Chamber of Commerce
Wil
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Peachtree and
Baker
Peachtree
Whitehall Itchell
Mitchell
Sr ‘Gad
Broad
Marietta Street
Forsyth
Luckie Street
Lucien York
W. 5
Sutton
Williams Street
MH Abbott
Sath Ward
Weather Forecast for Georgia and Washington
Washington February 23 fair to day with colder Thursday and Friday and rising temperatures Friday. Local weather report shows high and low temperatures and rainfall data with measurements of mean temperature, normal, wet bulb and humidity.
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