Athens Ad Men Visit Local Club Luncheon
Prominent Atlanta advertising leaders Frank Lowenstein George Lowman Joel Chandler Harris Jr Howard Lew Charles Lockridge Armand Carroll and Dr Burke attended a luncheon in Athens on January 19 hosted by the Athens Ad club. The group represented the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World and various firms in Atlanta.
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Athens
Frank
Lowenstein
Associated’ Advertsing Clubs of the World
Webb
Aliadia
Dr. Burke
Atlanta
Second meeting of Athens wire advertising club held at Georgian
Michael acted as toastmaster at the Georgian hotel for the second meeting since the organization of the wire advertising club in Athens. Lowenstein and Webban Burke addressed the gathering.
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Biven
Michael
Messrs. Lowenstein
Webban Burke
The
Save'wire
Athens
Rev J A Wynne in Critical Illness in Gainesville
Rev J A Wynne, a leading Georgia Baptist divine, is seriously ill at his Gainesville home. He was stricken days ago and condition has worsened. His son Paul Wynne of Quitman has been wired and is expected to arrive tonight.
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Gainesville
J. A Wynne
Georgia
Paul Wynne
Quitman
O Callaghan Case Still Unsettled in Washington
Washington reports the inter-departmental dispute over Cork mayor Donald J. O'Callaghan remains unresolved after a cabinet meeting. The State and Labor Departments claim jurisdiction and possible deportation, while the Immigration service faced disputes over landings and seaman status. No immediate drastic action planned. Justice Department cooperation possible.
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Washington
Inter-Departmental
Donald J. O'Callaghan
Cork
United States
Wilson
O'Callaghan
Department
Labor
State
State Department
Department of Justice
Vaccination Crusade Grows as 1000 Atlantans Get Vaccinated
City Health Officer J. P. Kennedy reports about 1000 Atlantans scratched for vaccines by Tuesday and plans to add more physicians across the city. He notes more than 25,000 residents may have never had successful vaccinations and recalls a past Anti-Vaccination League meeting where most attendees were vaccinated. Vaccinated arms may show scars, but recipients may choose whether to disclose.
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Eeven
Kennedy
Atlanta
J. P. Knnedy
Tennedy
Twenty Injured in Train Wreck at Greenville Ohio
Greenville Ohio January 18 approximately twenty persons were injured three or four seriously when a day coach on westbound Pennsylvania passenger train No 7 from New York to St Louis jumped a switch and crashed into an eastbound freight train several cars left the track most injuries were in the day coach Relief 18 sent Richmond Ind January 13 a relief train with doctors and nurses was sent from this city to Greenville following the wreck report of many injuries
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Greenville
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
St. Louis
Richmond
Ind
Pennsylvanaa
Civilians Die as Irish Ambush Claims Wounded Auxiliaries
Reports from Galway Ireland recount four civilians killed and seven Black and Tans wounded after a patrol was ambushed near Galway City. In Belfast David Kent Sinn Fein MP for Cork division was arrested. Ireland diary notes include several Sinn Fein MPs abroad and a constable shot in Cappagh White, County Tipperary.
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United States
Diarmid Lynch
Boyd
Cappaghwhite
County Tipperary
Hila
Cane Sugar Growers Appeal for Tariff Debate
Washington January 18 criticism of sugar distribution during the war and a near unanimous appeal of cane sugar growers for a protective duty marked the Ways and Means Committee’s review of the Underwood tariff act as it applies to sugars. Witnesses from refiners including John J. Fitzgerald of New York stirred old producer refiners tensions. Fitzgerald charged government policy to curb auger shortages last year and penalize the nation to favor Louisiana producers. Miling of New Orleans for growers argued teftnera sought control over the sugar industry and to make the people pay the price.
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Washington
South
Representa Tlv
John J. Fitzgerald
New York
RB. Miling
New Orleans
Teflnera
Kloor Sidesteps Fight Mention in Testimony
Rockaway January 18 Lieutenant Louis A. Kloor Jr testified before the court of inquiry ordered by Secretary Daniels about the Floyd balloon flight into Canadian wilderness. He praised his companions' conduct until Mattice, avoided questions on the return journey, and noted Hinton left the private car to meet Secretary Daniels’ orders. The court pressed for fuller details as Kloor described the return from Mattice.
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Rockaway
Hinton
Farrell
Ciyization
Louis’a. Kleer, Jr
Daniels
Kloor
Mottica
Mattice
Parrett
Daniela
Aml Farrell
Hudson Hay Company
Kloor Gad
Ainton
Battica
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Pinaud
Drag and Department Stores
Pinaud Bldg
New. York
Ocallaghan
Kennédy
Board of Health
Health Department
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Art Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner &Marx
Daniel Bros. Company
Nettleton
Inirish
County
Galway
Comihons
Canada
Hamiton
McWhorter
John EB. Talmadee
Talmadeg. Grocery. Company
Hope An
Lazarus
Abraham
Jesus
France
Gate of Dives
European Relief Council
European Relief Councillante Committee
Candler
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