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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
16
Ad promotes Tronized Yeast tablets as a concentrated yeast vitamin supplement with iron, claimed to strengthen children, combat run-down conditions, and improve skin issues. It compares favorably to bread yeast and brewers yeast, priced at $1 per ten-day package with directions for children included.
Washington June 30 Objections to house reductions in the naval appropriation bill tied up the measure in the Senate. With all appropriations expiring at midnight leaders aimed to rush a final disposition or an emergency resolution. Delegations held talks as senators opposed key changes including aircraft carrier provisions and navy retirement pay expansions for enlisted men.
A Black man named Arthur Pardug of 150 East Cain Street was reportedly struck by Officer Wood as he resisted arrest in Grady on Thursday leaving him with a fractured leg. Flamea Pardug called police, and after officers Wood and Webb responded the suspect fled when released by the wife.
Railroad labor leaders push for wage cut agreements with carriers. President Carter notes no general US strike due to public service role, while union chiefs stress must consult before action. A.F.L. unions warn unauthorized walkouts will be dealt with. conductors’ president cites prior restraint.
Washington June 30 The Senate agriculture committee ordered a favorable report on the Norris bill to create a 100 900 000 government corporation to promote export of agricultural products. Democratic members opposed the provision allowing the corporation to purchase products for sale abroad and said they would oppose other provisions arguing functions are already performed by other government agencies.
New York June 30 The state controller estimates the estate of Andrew Carnegie at 25 933 014 gross and 22 151 011 net Principal items include securities valued at 17 543 538
Ex-Governor Joseph St Brown and his wife from Marietta with Mrs H Warner Martin of Atlanta stopped in Lawrenceville on their way to Monroe to attend Miss Nunnallys wedding. He was pressed by admirers for remarks on current financial issues and national politics.
LondonJune 80 The Anglo Japanese treaty again discussed by imperial premiers with no decision on renewal at this session Premier Massey of New Zealand urged renewal while the Indian Maharaja of Kutah voiced support for renewal minus military guarantees. Lloyd George presided as British premier and debate over military clauses remained unsettled. Washington June 30 Senate recess plan disrupted by calls for maternity and bonus bills and agricultural relief. votes set for Sheppard Towner act and other measures before adjournment.
Eduardo Herrera testified to Dallas detectives that a New York based plot planned to assassinate Cuban President Zayas. He named anarchist leaders at a basement meeting and said conspirators in Havana were to shoot the Cuban chief executive. Herrera fled south after defying orders, claiming men pursued him.
Chief Lamar Poole reports two African Americans detained in Carrollton Georgia for the robbery of George Sewell of the Ansley hotel Saturday night. Sewell was robbed of 70 dollars a watch a diamond scarf pin gold cuff links and other items and left unconscious in his car on Auburn avenue. Suspects are Jim Henderson alias Chattanooga and John Robinson alias Neme.
The semi annual banquet and officer election of the Jewish Progressive club on South Pryor street drew nearly all members. Herman Weinberg received the presidency by acclamation after a spirited race, with Carl Wolfsheimer named to vice president, H A Blondheim re elected treasurer, and Max Mendel secretary. A seven course dinner followed the election and smoke giving closed the meeting.
Court of Appeals of Ga affirmed judgments from several superior and city courts. Cases include Brooke et al. v Farmera and 3 Merchants Bank of Cumming, Cook v Sinle, Shropshire v Heard, Moore v Sinte, Touga v Hopkins, Barrett v First National Bank of Rome, Spradlin Smith Millican, Cattright v State, State v various defendants from Tattnall, Cobb, Lenses, Debi oe, Franklin, Felton, Swainsboro, Carrollton, and other circuits. Attorneys listed for plaintiffs in error and respondents.
Advertising manager 8 K Baldwin of Willard Storage Battery Co Cleveland urged persistent newspaper advertising at a Piedmont hotel convention of battery experts. He compared ads to a locomotive fire needing time to build steam and urged a five percent of expected gross sales annual allocation. Willard uses space in 82 papers coast to coast to back dealers and service stations. Gardner and Rolph of Cleveland spoke as the meeting concluded with a Willard factory film show.
Remick Unshaken reports James A. Stillman the banker refused to answer most questions about his relations with Florence Leeds wife of Mrs Anne A. Stillman in her divorce defense. He answered only about jewelry gifts and denied incriminating details as cross examination closes. a direct exam may follow.
A bronze copy of Houdon’s Washington statue from Virginia’s capitol rotunda was unveiled in Trafalgar Square as a gift from Virginia to Britain. Earl Curzon accepted the gift. Judith Brewer of Virginia pulled the covering rope. Virginia delegation led by Professor Henry Louise Smith attended the ceremony.
Washington June 30 The Interstate Commerce Commission granted Inter state Railroad Company permission to issue 3 000 000 capital stock to build a 26 mile extension from Norfolk Virginia to connect with the Carolina Clinch field and Ohio railroad Valuations reported include Gainesville Midland Georgia 1 174 665 Craddo and Choctaw Arkansas 238 761
The Willis Campbells and others supported a measure to extend prohibition enforcement to Hawaii and the Virgin Islands while removing three main provisions. It would prohibit prescribing beer as medicine and limit physician prescriptions of viscous spirits to one hundred ninety days. Chairman Sterling said the bill will go to the full committee, then to the senate, with possible house return if changes stay.
A wind storm and hail swept through Terreill county in Dawson Georgia this afternoon causing about 10000 dollars in damage. Buildings were unrooted trees torn apart and streets littered with debris. Twenty carloads of peaches were ruined though main peach orchards remained undamaged. The storm began in the southern part of the county and then moved northward injuring livestock and barns.
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