Mayor O Callaghan testifies on Irish conditions in U S
Lord Mayor O Callaghan of Cork testified before a commission in Washington reporting Irish conditions under siege. He said Cork officials faced daily fear of arrest and assassination, eight home raids by crown forces, and limited access to City Hall due to fires and travel. He criticized American newspapers as Britain controlled and noted outrages receive scant U S coverage.
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Washington
O'Callaghan
Cork
Jord
United States
Ireland
Ball Room
Mandolin and Guitar Club Receives Incoming Officers
A reception in honor of Griffith Mandolin and Guitar Club officers was held at the Women's Club tonight. Miss Mary Butt Griffith, president, announced new officers including William Butt Griffith as director and Mrs. Walter H. Bedard as chapter secretary. The program featured dances, mandocello and harp solos, and a harp mandolin trio, with other numbers planned.
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Griffith Mandolin and Guitar Club
Mary Butt Griffith
Woman's Club
William Butt Griffith
Walter H. Bedard
Lee Worsham
Q Joe Regenstein
Lillian le Conte
Tom Wesley
Walter Bedard, Jr
Funeral Services for Mrs Ware Today
Funeral services for Mrs. George Ware a well known woman of this city will be held Friday morning at 10 o clock from the chapel of Awtry Lowndes with Rev J W Ham officiating Interment will be in West View cemetery Surviving are her husband one brother Hugh Lynden of Atlanta two sisters Mrs J C Lambert of Whitesburg and Miss Clifton Lynden of Atlanta
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George Ware
Elty
Ant Wita
George
Ware
Awtry Lowndes
J. W. Ham
West View Cemetery
Hugh Lynden
Atlanta
Slaters
J. C. Lambert
Whitesburg
Clifton Lynden
Burge to Be Buried Saturday Afternoon
The funeral for Robert A. Burge of LoL Courtland apartments will be held Saturday at 2 30 PM from Awtry and Lowndes chapel. Burial place undecided until his sister arrives from Cincinnati. He is survived by his nephew C Burge and his sister Mrs Brunk of Cincinnati.
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Robert A. Burge
Diamond investments and worldwide diamond trade prospects
A promotional note extols diamonds as a sound investment with rising US demand and constrained supply. It claims prices double every decade and offers graded, guaranteed diamonds with cash or monthly payments, plus shipments with full net prices and details in a booklet and annual catalogue. It invites readers to request the books and selection.
Plan proposed to regulate immigration at source by visa system
A Washington report states Harry A. McBride of the State Department urged a new government immigration commission. The body would supervise immigration and coordinate with State and Labor, directing migrants to areas of need using consular visa procedures and prospective occupation data.
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Washington
United States
Senate Immigration Committee
Harry A. McBride
State Department
State and Labor Department
McBride
Europe
Burial for John Sykes Succeeded by Local Marines
The body of John D. Sykes, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sykes of College Park, who died in Biota France on November 9 1918 while serving with the marines, arrived in Atlanta Wednesday. Funeral services were held at Oak Cemetery with local marines in attendance. Sykes enlisted in the local marines and was wounded twice, dying of pneumonia in a hospital in Blots at age 26. He is survived by his parents five brothers W J J L R J George Joe and six sisters Mrs J L Smith Mrs Ed Cook Mrs Robert Gilmer Minnie Calle Tale Sykes.
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W. H. Sykes
Realdenta
College Park
Biota
France
Tlanta
Syke 1A
R. J
George
Joe
Sykes
Dmre
J. L. Smith
Mra
Ed Cook
Robert Gilmer
Minnie
Calle
Tale
Hebrew Congregation Names Marcus Loeb President for 1921
Marcus Loeb, Atlanta industrial leader, is elected president of the Hebrew Benevolent Congregation at the annual meeting held Tuesday evening at the Temple on Richardson and Pryor streets. The supper for over 5000 members featured reports by Mrs. Monte L. Hirsch and Mrs. Arthur I. Harris, with presentation of a water to retiring president Eugene Oberdorfer. Officers for 1922 were unanimously approved: Marcus Loeb president, Ralph Rosenbaum vice president, N.H. Saltuman treasurer, Mrs. J. Se~ph B. Wolfe secretary, with an executive board including Mrs. J. M. Alexander and Samuel Rothberg. Coca Cola Company buys Hartwell place lot for $21,000. Other real estate transfers include James T. Williams to J. A. Davie for $11,000, Union Realty to Miss Jennie B. Coleman for $9,000, and Gu Sil verman purchasing a West Caln street lot for $9,000.
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Marcus Loeb
Atlanta
Hebrew Benevolent Congregation
Temple
Richardson
Pryor
Temple Sisterhood
Monte L. Hirsch
Sisterhood
Arthur. I. Harris
Council of Jewish Women
David Marx
Eugene Oberdorfer
Ralph Rosenbaum
N.H. Saltuman
Jseph B. Wolfe
Mra.j.m. Alexander
Samuel Rothberg
Arthur Heyman
Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta Title and Trust Company
Coca-Cola Comany
Hartwell.place
Marietta Street
Charles ‘Hh, Smith
Druid ‘Circle
Inman Park
James T. Williams
3. A. Davie
Injured in Accident Recovered After Peachtree Road Crash
Mrs Jacl Salmon and Mrs Fr Fisher recovered from minor injuries after a rain swept crash on Peachtree road Saturday. The car skidded in a shallow cavity during descent, jolting occupants but causing no lasting harm. The pair’s recovery was announced with relief by their friends.
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Jacl Salmon
Fr. Fisher
Peachtree Road
Salmon
A Sansher
Greenville
Bloodgood to Speak at Jewish Temple Tonight
Dr Blooaagooon of the University of Johns Hopkins will speak this evening at eight o'clock at the Neith Pry public is invited to hear the address.
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Bloodgood
Jenan
Mureery
Johns Hops King
University
Nore
Neith
Miller in Charge of Southern Railway Operations
Henry W. Miller, long prominent Atlanta citizen and former vice president of the Southern Railway, has been named to succeed the late E. H. Coapman as in charge of operations for the Southern system. Miller was moved to Washington months ago to oversee insurance real estate and subsidiary lines and will assume all South ern operations immediately. he is noted for a record of valued service and wide popularity in Atlanta and the region.
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H. W. Billbbr
Atlanta ‘Citizen
RE. H. Coapman
Southern Railway
Henry W. Miller
Atlanta
Southern, Railway
South
E. H. Coapman
Coapman
Southern
Williams
Miller
Washington
Ha’ Waa
R. B. Pegram
Eystem
Thia City
The
Train No 34 Rescheduled From 6 30 to 4 P M at LaGrange Ga
The Atlanta and West Point railroad announces a new schedule for LaGrange train No 34 now departing at 4 o’clock in the afternoon instead of 6 30. The change follows a petition by the LaGrange Chamber of Commerce and the Kiwanis club. No change to train No 423.
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LaGrange
Atlanta and West Point Railroad
National Jewish convention gathers in Atlanta promises large turnout
Advance word notes the annual Independent Order of B'nai Brith convention in Atlanta starting Sunday as one of the organization’s largest gatherings in years. Lucius Solomon of San Francisco leads a speaking tour with Baltimore and other Southeast stops before addressing an open meeting at Pryor Street temple. Prominent attendees include Dr Edwin Calisch, Colonel Milton Stansbury, Lawrence Jacobi, and delegations from August, Macon and Columbia. The convention is expected to back Hoover child welfare measures and consider a hospital memorial for World War I dead.
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Independent Order
Atlanta
Lucius 1
Pryor Street Temple
Edwin N. Calisch
Richmond
Milton Stansbury
Baltimore
Lawrence Jacobi
Wilmington
Officers Installed by Capital City Camp Woodmen
Capital City Camp No 746 W O W held 1921 installation ceremonies in Atlanta Red Man's wigwam Wednesday night. Wright installed as consul commander with Kennedy Craddock Goins Pitts Shirah Hammond Denmark and Smith named for roles. Jackson camp manager Hill past commander also noted.
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Atlanta Woodcraft
Capital City
Atlanta
Liu J. Wright
Harbert B. Kennedy
Mentanant
Craddock
Goins
Homer Pitts
C. L. Shirah
A. T. Denmark
M.A. Smith
W. Chil Jackson
Moore
BE. Hill
Mander
Mrs Bulow Campbell Resting Easily After Auto Crash
Mrs. J Bulow Campbell is resting easily after an automobile accident on Peachtree road Wednesday evening in which she suffered a fractured limb. Information from St Joseph's Infirmary states she is doing as well as could be expected. Her husband Mr Campbell had minor injuries and was treated at the hospital. their daughter Virginia Campbell was not injured.
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St. Joseph’s Infirmary
J. Bulow Campbell
Camp ‘Bell
Campbell
Mika Berry
Rome
Mias
Martha Berry
Moses” Wright
Thomas Berry
Graham
Hie
Virginia Campbell
Urna
Andrews Rive
Georgia Press Association to Hold Conference
The Georgia Press Association announces a conference to be held in Macon with a strong Atlanta delegation. The president Shamons and officials urge a new day of progress and prosperity for Georgia, launching a development campaign.
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Georgia Association
Kelly’ Shamons
Georgia “Press
Macon
Atlanta
Vertise
Georgia
Ae Eally Simmons
Presta Ft
Asoh
Georgia to Host Conference on $300000 Advertising Fund
Teebee Fifteen and state associations announce a Macon gathering Monday for the Georgia Advertise enterprise. Governor Dorsey and Abbott announce hundreds of delegate acceptances from counties as chambers of commerce and state groups back the plan to raise the $300,000 fund and push early completion. The Georgia Bankers and Press associations, county commissioners and other statewide bodies endorse the effort. Governor Dorsey will preside.
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Macon
Georgia Association
A. Abbott
Dorsey
Georgia
Abbott
Tha Chamber of Commerce
Enterprise
Desoeration
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Georgia Press Association
The
Press Association
Georgia ‘Enterprise
Fraternity Luncheon for Phi Delta Members Today
Members of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity who missed convention souvenirs may obtain them at the Atlanta Alumni Club's weekly luncheon at 1 PM this afternoon at the Majestic Cafe. All members are invited.
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Phi Delta. Thetax
Atlanta
Majestic Cafe
Froneous Announcement Held Thursday
A fragment notes a ceremonial holding on Thursday with an announcement connected to a wan event. Details are unclear but the item references a formal act or declaration occurring midweek. Further text would provide names, places, or organizations involved.
Body Taken From Site In Chattanooga Tenn
Fragmentary text notes a body removal in Chattanooga Tennessee with unclear phrases including Bless is connaeia and suggests a local death or crime scene entry.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Connaeia
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