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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1921
Page
10
General Tasker H Bliss told the House naval committee that a disarmament conference would be welcomed by European powers and reveal the next Germany if any nation refused disarmament. He said his impressions came from discussions with European statesmen in prior weeks.
The hearings on disarmament progressed as the House committee heard Secretary Daniels report on world naval power. The United States sits midway with Britain and Japan, plans call for completing current shipbuilding while naval power parity shifts. Senator Borah touted talks among the United States Britain and Japan for future reductions, with action expected in months.
Swift & Company explains that storing surplus foods during abundant seasons stabilizes supply and prices. The program employs refrigerated plants, cars, and public cold storage to deliver meat, butter, poultry, eggs, and cheese during scarcity, with storage profits averaging modest amounts.
A fragmented note argues in favor of a resolution authorizing the president to designate an American representative for the National League of Disarmament.
Rev Henry B Wilson of Boonton and Bishop Mikell led a Wednesday conference at St Philips Cathedral to organize a guild within the Episcopal church and public to revive Christian healing. The Society of the Nazarene aims to heal through clergy with private ministry not public demonstrations, welcoming lay members and physicians, with about 2000 members including 46 bishops and six doctors, and operates across the United States Cuba and the Philippines.
WHS an Atlanta real estate man and member of the executive committee has been elevated from third vice president to second vice president. He is an active figure in the entertainment of visiting realtors in the city.
Governor Hugh M. Dorsey issued invitations to prominent business and professional men to meet at the chamber of commerce Thursday morning to discuss plans for entertaining Vice President Calvin Coolidge and other notables attending the Southern Tariff convention in Atlanta January 27 to 29. Rooms are reserved at the Georgian Terrace for Mr. and Mrs. Coolidge. A large attendance is anticipated, with many listed invitees including Robert Maddox Eugene Black Bob Troutman Harry Atkinson Julian Boehm J. S. Numpally Harry Trautman B. Goodwin Lucien York C. E. Wickersham C. W. McClure Ashby Jones John Cohen Lea Ashcraft J. Espa Brown Brooks Morgan Walter Andrews W. R. Smith Mell R. Wilkinson Harry Hermance W. J. Blatoeye Eugene Harrington Harry Wain R. W. Weasell Ben Watling S. G. Hastings Sam Venable Hunt Chipley J. Carroll Payne Frank Hawkins John Ye hdwin Johnson Fred Paxon K. Matheson Albert Howell Jr Clark Howell Hollins Randolph J. K. Ottley J. D. Robinson and J. D. Billups.
Police Chief Leon Jett turned fifty five on Tuesday. He spent the day performing duties at his home 915 Spring Street and in the chief of police office from 4 p.m. to midnight. Jett is widely known for his steady service and cordial manner. He joined the force at age 24 and has served most of his career, rising to captain in 1906 and assistant chief in 1907.
An advertisement touts Dr Blosser’s medicated smoke for catarrh asthma and colds. It claims the smoke reaches nose throat and air passages, heals through inhaled vapors, is harmless no cubebs tobacco or habit forming drugs, and offers 20 cigarettes for 35 cents plus mail order.
Fragmentary OCR text suggests an ad claim for California Syrup of Figgs promoting a gentle laxative for stomach and liver relief. No clear dates, entities, or verifiable details are readable beyond branding and vague health benefit language.
A January notice outlines improving conditions for enforcing federal and state prohibition laws. It notes new officials taking duties, aims to coordinate actions between state, county, and municipal officers, and invites contact with the Federal Prohibition Director's office for ongoing updates.
From Nice Patria proprietor Simos reports Venizelos will not return to Greece even if recalled by King Constantine. Simos notes withdrawal of Tenixelos from public life. article from January 13.
A fragmented report notes organized groups seeking a settlement of conflict among brotherhoods and unions. It mentions a Birmingham dispute involving 2000 employees and a February announcement affecting workers, with a planned further conference at a hotel and a rapid public response.
Fragmentary text references Mr Gresham, a rail car, and the Piedmont hotels. details are unreadable and context uncertain.
Fragmentary text describes trucks failing to navigate a Broad street curve and the Ste penne stalling across Mitchell street, indicating a roadway incident with stalled vehicles and obstructed passage.
Railway notices show revised Sunday departures from West Point to LaGrange and Atlanta with a 4 00 p m departure and 4 50 p m arrival times. Train No 36 arrives Atlanta at 6 40 pm and Train No 30 will operate to Atlanta, passenger agent BILLUPS announced.
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