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Associated Press
Paying the Penalty for Reinstating Constantine in Greece
A historical assessment argues Greece paid dearly after Venizelos led the nation to victory and gains at Versailles. It says Allied powers warned against Constantine's return, and the Memueis plan foresees revising the Serres treaty to strip Greece of Asia Minor gains, potentially restoring prewar Turkey under strict Allied supervision.
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Venizelos
Greece
Constantine
Switzerland
London
Asia Minor
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Broussa
Bosphorus
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Turkey
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Thrace
Unusual safeguard in city bond disbursement
A fragment describes an unusual safeguard on city bond funds. It notes that typically when a city votes a bond issue for development and permanent purposes money is given to city authorities with limited restrictions beyond the bond proposal. The fragment hints at an assumption about unrestricted use.
Atlanta vows extra guard over 38 860 000 bond funds
The mayor and city council create a special advisory commission representing each ward to oversee the 38.86 million municipal improvement bond funds. The administration, selecting sixteen trusted residents, aims to prevent mis spending and protect public funds, showing intent to act in the city’s best interest.
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Atlanta
Special Commission
Justice at Work in Fall on County Whisky Case
The Fallon county superior court convicted Lon Terry Oscar Howell and Griff Freeman on prohibition violations. Judge Humphries sentenced each to one year in the chain gang and a $1000 fine. The editorial praises the verdict as a model for Georgia courts and commends the police for upholding duty while denouncing the detectives’ misconduct.
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Lon Terry
Oscar Howell
Griff Freeman
Humphries
Criminal Court
Fallon County
Severy Court
Georgia
Terry and
Howell
Chain Gang
Atlanta
Aquor
Grif Freeman
Fulton County
Health Talks on Draughts and Fresh Air Dilemmas
Readers write to Dr. Brady asking if open bedroom windows at night are dangerous and how fresh air should be handled. The doctor explains that avoiding cold drafts is wise, but total sealing of rooms isn’t necessary and open air remains essential, with emphasis on balancing comfort and health. He notes differing medical opinions but supports the value of fresh air as a health impetus.
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F. W
Dr. Currier
Prophecy Headlines Unlucky Day and Senate Rumors
What the Stars Predict warns of sensational events in the United States senate and volatile real estate prices. It hints at Rugala’s revelation and years of great domestic and public changes. Birthday readers, especially women, face uncertainty and a nervous, brilliant yet fragile year ahead.
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United States Senate
Bits of New York Life by O. O. McIntyre
A reflective slice of New York at night contrasts quiet uptown with a lively downtown. McIntyre notes moral lives amid vice, cites a church charity image, and recalls Broadway crowds, the Bowery, and media curiosities. Includes anecdotes on Kingdon Gould and showing off a photographer’s trick, ending with a closing jab about a luncheon tip.
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New York
O. O. McIntyre
Roads and life intertwine in nature inspired travel
The essay muses on roads as philosophy in practice. It compares road design to life, noting roads reveal nature’s beauty, mood shifts, and human curiosity. Roads connect travelers to birds, flowers, and countryside, turning journeys into learning and reflection.
Woman battle over husband sparks street fracas
Mrs Birdie Cochran of 8 Decatur street clashed with Miss Gatherite Jackson of 28 Garnett street in a lively Wednesday sparring match witnessed by a large crowd. Jackson was docketed with charges and released on a cash bond. Cochran received a copy of charges as the altercation escalated with her husband Miles present.
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Mra Birdie Cochran
Decatur Street
Gatherite Jackson
Garnett Street
Co operation Planned Between YWCA And Church Groups
Church representatives and the YWCA educational committee met at Peachtree Arcade to plan closer co operation for girls work. A tentative rearrangement of duties aims to avoid duplication and divide the field between churches and the association. Mrs. W. A. Albright chaired the meeting.
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Young Women's Ristian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
Association
Peachtree Arcade
W. A. Albright
Art lovers meet address by Col A L Lawton tonight
The Atlanta Art Association will host Col. A. L. Lawton of Savannah for the principal address at 8 o'clock tonight. The meeting is at Mrs. Saminman's residence, 552 Peachtree street, with President C. B. Bidwell making the announcement.
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Col. A. L. Lawton
Atlanta Art Association
A. L. Lawton
Savannah
C. B. Bidwell
Former officer Cathey caught in Birmingham on robbery charges
Carl Cathey, a former police officer who jumped a 1,000 bond while indicted for robbery, was brought back to the city by Birmingham police after arrest there and is now jailed in Fulton County. J. N. Harrison, another officer, was recently sentenced to three to five years for taking money from an arrestee and failing to return it or turn it to police.
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Carl Cathey
Birmingham
Fultor
J. N. Harrison
Cathey
Harrison
Allegro
Big Improvement in Shoe and Textile Centers
Boston reports notable gains in shoe and textile output versus three months ago. Shoe production rises with Easter demand and forecasts of spring strengthening, while cotton textiles show 26 to 50 percent winter gains aided by price cuts. New England mills in New Hampshire Rhode Island Maine and Massachusetts push workloads, except print cloth in Fall River. Mills in Lawrence expand hours under wage cuts yet run below capacity. Machinery makers keep full staffing, though other sectors cut back.
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Boston
New England
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Maine
Massachusetts
Far River
American Woolen Company
Awrence
Ballots Stolen Kidnapping Mark Chicago Vote
Chicago council election under nonpartisan rules sees bomb incidents and kidnap threats as groups guard precincts. In the nineteenth ward Anthony d Andrae challenges Alderman John Powers, amid arrests and ballot theft in the thirtieth ward. Voters also face an $8 million bond issue to resolve floating indebtedness.
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Chicago
Anthony d’Andrae Ip
John Powers
O’andrae
Alderman Powers
Hand Made Sofa Pillow Top Nets $43.75 at Kiwanis Raffle
At the Eiwanis luncheon the Home for the Friendless fundraiser raised 43 dollars and 75 cents from a hand made sofa pillow top bearing the club emblem. Dr. Sam Green won the item donated by Hugh Faulkner. President Walter Barnwell announced the anniversary meeting date and Kiwanis officials Wessels and Reynolds plan to present a charter in Vidalia Thursday.
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Eiwanis
Sam Green
Hugh Faulkner
Kimanian
Walter Barnwell
Bess
Puex R
Wessels
Kiwanis
District of Georgia
Frank T. Reynolds
Vidalia
Blanton Sumners Row Becomes Epistolary Duel
In Washington on February 23 the Texas delegation feud over Blanton and Sumners shifted from verbal fireworks to a letter writing duel. Sumners challenged Blanton to submit facts to a select committee and posted 1000 to seal the bet. Blanton offered a Dallas citizen committee and said he borrowed 1000 to cover Sumners’ funds. The dispute centers on Blanton’s assertions about preventing salary grabs.
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Washington
Blanton-Sumners
Texas
Sumners
Blanton
Texas Press Association
Texas American Legion
Dallas
Reduction of French Navy Is Opposed By Naval Board
Paris February 23 Deputy de Chappedelaine urged speed in naval program as essential to defend colonial empires and naval power. Admiral Guerpratte called for a large fleet including submarines cruisers and torpedo boats with 18 000 ton cruisers at 30 to 32 knots and with trained crews morale and scrapping obsolete ships as Great Britain does.
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Hudson Hawley
United News
Paris
de Chappedelaine
Naval Committee
Admiral Guerpratte
Great Britain
Husband Is Enjoined Must Leave Wife Alone
Judge John T. Pendleton signed a restraining order against Thomas C. Pinner in Edna Pinner's divorce suit. She alleges marriage in 1909, eleven years of cruelty, separation in February, repeated harassment, severe beating, and a pistol threat. Alimony hearing set for April 16.
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Judge Pendleton
John T. Pendleton
Superior Court
Thomas C. Pinner
Edna Pinner
Pinner
Pendleton
Brother of former German Empress dies in exile home
Berlin reports the death of Duke Ernest Gunther of Schleswig Holstein born in 1863, brother of former Empress Augusta Victoria. He died at his home in Si lesa, with the announcement noting his royal lineage and date.
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Berlin
Ernest Gunther
Schleswig-Holstein
Augusta Victoria
Silesa
Clothiers of State to Meet in Augusta
The Georgian Retail Clothiers and Furnishers Association plans its third annual convention in Augusta on March 15 and 16. Heavy advance reservations come from across Georgia as members anticipate influential speakers from the National Association of Retail Clothiers and local business leaders.
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Georgian Retail Clothers and Furnishers Association
Augusta
J. W. Freitag
Aaron A. Cohen
Mr. Freitag
National Association of Retail Clothiers
Andreas Burkhardt
Cincinnati
Charles Z. Wry
Chicago
Frank Barrett
Jacob Fox
Isaac Lipstine
Atlanta
Association
Britain to Await Harding Navy Policy Stance
London February 22 government spokesman Andrew Bonar Law said Britain would not express views on naval construction until the new American government is in place. He said no decision has been reached on capital ship construction, with the matter still under consideration by the imperial defense committee as Japan and America pursue programs.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
House of Command
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Bonny Law
Committee On Imperial Defense
Army Appropriation Bill Approved by Senate Committee
Washington February 23 The army appropriation bill as amended by a Senate Military Subcommittee to provide for an average regular army of 175 000 men next year was approved today by the firs committee and ordered reported to the Senate The measure carries a total of 362 214 800 an increase of more than 31 000 000 over the house total includes 4 765 000 for the national guard and 1 500 000 for vocational training The only sizable decrease in any house item was 1 250 000 for the ordnance bureau
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Washington
Senate
House
National Guard
Air Service
Ordnance Bureau
Carolina Store Burned in Early Morning Fire
An undetermined origin blaze at the Carolina Store and adjoining A. Hymang department store in Osriggion caused significant damage. The fire, which threatened nearby structures, led to an estimated loss of 150000 dollars.
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Osriggion
A. Hymang
Landis to Resign From Bench Says League President
New York February 23 Judge J M Landis supreme court of base ball is not required to neglect his duties to serve as head of the national game but President John Heydler of the National league predicts he will resign from the bench and devote himself to baseball Heydler disputes congressman Weltys charges and says Landis will focus entirely on baseball in due time He notes two cases before the court involving baseball and asserts Landis has no part in them The indictment of White Sox players prompts discussion of future trials before Landis under organized baseball law with no court conflict Heydler says there will be no impropriety in Landis interest for the baseball trials He cites that county courts will hear those cases and are unrelated to the federal bench
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New York
J. M. Landis
Supreme Court of Baseball
John Heydler
United States District Court
Heydler
House of Representatives
B. F Welty
Landis
Heyd Jer
Congress
Vandia
Eandia
Wally
Tower Court
Washington
Heydier
Court of Appeals of
District of Columbia
Welty
Cane
Hedgler
Chicago
White Sox
Coole
Dentists Hold Clinic at Piedmont Hotel
The eighth annual mid-winter clinic of the Fifth District Dental Society starts Thursday at the Piedmont hotel and runs through Saturday. About 000 people are expected to attend with leaders Dr. J. I. Young of New York City Dr. Alfred Spaulding of Minneapolis Dr. George Winter of St. Louis and Dr. Kuhrt Thoma of Boston heading the program.
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Fifth District Denth Society
Piedmont Hotel
J. I. Young
New York City
Alfred Spaulding
Minneapois
George Winter
St. Louis
Kuhrt, Thoma
Boston
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