National coal charges and drug exposition in Atlanta
The article reports Senator Frelinghuysen accusing coal interests of a united front to manipulate prices and threaten a winter coal famine, urging government action. It also promotes Atlanta hosting the National Drugs and Sundries Exposition at the Armory, highlighting Atlanta as a premier southern business center and urging local firms to exhibit. It notes cultural commentary on boxing earnings versus everyday hard days and includes assorted local notices.
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United States
Frelinghuysen
New
Senate
Freying“huysen
Associated Press
Congress
Atlanta’ Armory Auditorium
South
Atlanta
Morning Back, Bring the Sunshine to Sweetheart
A collage of verses and miscellany from The Excelsior Springs Standard and neighboring papers. The piece weaves poetic refrains about reversing a dark day with a loved one’s chorus, plus snippets from local writers and humorous quips. It includes a Plain Folks philosophy on neighborly help and a local anecdote about everyday life and liquor bottles hidden on sidewalks.
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Skiea
John
Excelsior Springs Standard
Ata
Henery Ford
Tomo
Notable Verse Fragment From Harrison Poem
A fragmentary lyric by H. Be. Harrison reflects on enduring love and the idea of a personal paradise. The speaker asserts that the beloved’s kiss and blessing will remain through ages, creating a small paradiea within the speaker’s memory.
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Paradiea
H. BE. Harrison
Diplomas Awarded to 584 Officers at Benning
Columbus Ga June 30 Diplomas were presented to 584 army officers graduating from the United States infantry school at Camp Benning With the diploma ceremony the infantry school commencement closed Many officers left for forts camps and other postings in the United States and abroad More will depart tomorrow Many are bound for New York two special trains operated from Columbus to New York for this purpose Two impressive firing demonstrations preceded the graduation exercises at Benning yesterday
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Columbus
United States Infantry School
Camp Benning
United States
New York
Benning
Tariff bill critics warn of harm to farmers and consumers
The Republican editorial argues the permanent tariff plan will hurt farmers by restricting exports and raising prices for consumers. It cautions a 25 cent per bushel wheat levy and 50 cent per hundredweight on flour will shut foreign buyers, especially Canada, narrowing the U.S. market. It blasts the plan as a revenue sham and predicts it could boost Democratic gains in 1924.
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House
Ways’ and Means Committee
Congress
United States
Canada
Orient
Republican Congress
Tittle
White House
Health Talks by William Brady on Tonsil Removal
Brady argues about removal versus amputation of diseased tonsils. He cautions against overconfident specialists and endorses ENT patients consulting their regular physician. He says remove both tonsils at once with appropriate anesthesia, noting risks from neglect exceed surgical risks and that tonsil removal does not affect development or sexual health.
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Dr. Kidd
Senate bills passed by the Georgia Senate
The Senate approved two bills on Thursday. Senator Freming of the Eighth moved to abolish Dougherty County treasurer and set how county funds are handled, passed unanimously. Senator Wieming of the Tenth amended Albany city charter to divide the city into political wards, passed unanimously.
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Senate
Freming
Dougherty County
Wieming
Albany
Bills Introduced In House Thursday
A slate of proposed measures dated Thursday includes 125 to 152 bills across judiciary, education, finance, agriculture, and other committees. Notable items seek to regulate theft penalties, nuncupative wills, grand juror eligibility, military staff size, larceny after trust, depository lists, auto tax allocations, school district changes, tort liability for spouses, nursery and fruit tree sales, deputy insurer salaries, trespass warnings, county tax collector duties, vehicle use on highways, sentencing on appeal, street bond debt limits, two year county terms, forestry investigations, dual judges in circuits, and motor vehicle rope provisions. A Georgia forestry board proposal and a calcium arsenate procurement for farmers are among the other measures listed.
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Horne
Dodge
Perkins
Muscogee
Moore
Appling
Atkinson
Chatham
Hunter
Cowart
Calhoun
Town of Arlington
Veeck
Carrall
Highway Department
M. Brown
Emanuel Lo
Vecelle
Camden
Riley
Sumter
Hamilton
Folyd
Floyd
Fulton
McClelland
Ae. Kalb
Whiteley
Douglas
Beckham
Daw Ae E Ty
Georgia Board of Forestry
Wimberly
Laurens
Hodges
Evans
Wall of
Putnam
Department of Agriculture
First 1921 Bills Passed by Senate in Georgia Session
The Georgia Senate adjourned after a day of routine work and a visit invitation from Mayor Murray Stewart of Savannah. Key action included consideration of a re apportionment bill and a major measure to furnish free textbooks statewide, backed by Senator Thomas Watson. House members introduced auto law reforms, including a new tax and license framework, while plans for a Brunswick Darien bridge visit and a January address were outlined.
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Murray Stewart
Savannah
Darien
Brunswick
Altamahs River
State Senate
Flaming
Dougharty County
L. R. Akin
Senate
House, of Representatives
New’ Bridge
Stewart
J. B. Jackson
Twenty-First
Hollingsworth
Lassseter
House
Clay
Wohlwender
Twenty-Fourth
Nell
Neill
Rountree
Georgia
Watson
United States
Thomas 2. Watson
Thorpe and Boykin
Akin
Atlanta
Altamaha Bridge
Seasions
House of Representatives
Fulton County
Whitworth
Madison County
Beck
Carroll
Hans
Highway Commission
Georgia Senators Introduce Broad Set Of Bills In Senate
Thursday sessions saw numerous bills introduced spanning licensing and regulation of hotels and restaurants, creation and power of county boards, deployment of county commissioners for roads, nurse regulation, free textbooks funding, and securities sale controls. The list includes measures by Fleming, Bond, Womble, Ellis, Snow, Ridley, Rountree, Golucke, Richards, and others in committees.
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Senate
Fleming
Bond
Georgia
State Board of Architects
General Judiciary
Georgia lawmaker seeks to curb pistol carry in state
Senator Golucke in Georgia Thursday introduced a constitutional amendment to prohibit carrying pistols except by in military service, arresting officers, or on duty. He argues current laws regulations fail and that only a constitutional change can empower the legislature to fully regulate arm bearing. Additional notes report Hal Wimberly losing his hat in the capital and a Beck amendment proposing county shares of highway funds based on mileage, plus state highway fiscal concerns and a governor's absence duties.
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Alvin Golicke
Georgia
Senate
Golucke
Sen ° Eral Assembly
Hal Wimberly
Laurens County
George Carswell
Wilkinson
Laurens
Bits of New York Life by O O MINTYRE
A fragmentary diary style sketch of New York scenes from Chelsea to Broadway Central, mixing gritty street life with urban decay. Vivid, sometimes scattered vignettes describe maids, merchants, morgues, petty poverty, and bustling hotel life, capturing a fading Broadway era in hurried snapshots.
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New York
O. O. M'Intyre
New
Rupert Brooke
Chelsea
Lower Broadway
Peeping Tom Law Enforced At Baseball Park
Georgia’s little known Peeping Tom law was enforced Thursday when Recorder Johnson fined C. L. Carroll $6 for alleged violation. Carroll was arrested Wednesday afternoon at the baseball park by Policeman Tippen who found him under the grandstand and questioned his purpose. He claimed he dropped a dime rack in the floor and was searching for it, leading to the arrest.
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Georgia
Reecorder
Johnson
C. L. Carroll
Carroll
Baseball Park
Tippen
Carrol
Policeman Tippen
Cortemorarl
Extradition Papers Filed In Fulton County Indictments
A request for extradition papers for men wanted on grand jury indictments in Fulton County was filed with Governor Hardwick on Thursday by Solicitor General John A. Boykin. One suspect, John Chipley, indicted for abandoning his wife and four children, is in custody at Callinsville, Pa. Another, J. F. Mic Cullough, is sought for forgery and pandering threats in Tampa.
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Fulton County
Alea
Hardwick
John. A. Boykin
John Chipley
Callinsville
J. F. Mic Cullough
Tampa
Tal
North Avenue Church Shows Weekly Moving Pictures
The North Avenue Presbyterian Church buys a motion picture projector for weekly Saturday matinees for children at 2 pm and adults at 8 pm under Superintendent Dr Marion Hull. The July 2 program previews presidents from Washington to Harding with travelogues comedies and current events, later including Bible-themed films, all carefully censored. Only one other Atlanta church reportedly shows moving pictures.
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North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Marion Hull
Aupe
Aid’ Yelock
United States
Washington Town
Harding
To Face Charges in Crawfordsville
Zeke Howell known as Three-Card Charlie, a 278 Butler Street resident, was held at the police station in Crawfordsville after arrest by Detective Whitley. The complaint accuses him of leading a group of local men in alleged card schemes, with authorities stating he could manipulate outcomes and dicey luck in the “bones” game.
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Zeke Howell
Charlie
Butler Streat
Sturtevant
Crawfordville
Whitley
Afaber
Crawfordvile Negroes
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Aransas Gazette
the Republican
James A. "Hollomon
William Brady
Cecil Neill
General Assembly
Darien- Brunswick
Farmers’ Union
Union City
Womble
Ellis
Forty Seventh
Board of County Commissioners of Roads
Senator Snow
General Judiciary Committee
Ridley
Twenty~ Eighth
Special Judiciary Committee
Richards
Securities, Commission
Hanks and ‘Bonding ‘Committee
Hichards
Hal- Wimb
Hal Beck
Arnold
Béattyck Carroll
Guyt McLendon
Zach Arnald
Murphey M. Holloway
Pulton Delegacion
Wlkinson
Representative Horne
Dodge County
Holloway
Mr. Carswell
Altamaha River
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