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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1921
Page
2
Senator Thomas E. Watson spoke at length in the Senate about monetizing Liberty bonds. He argued the Republicans’ stance and outlined key points in his remarks during the Washington session on July 2.
A speech cites the federal government and Supreme Court as authority for a claim that Federal Reserve banks wage war on state banks and farm industries. The speaker alleges pressure on cotton factors and county banks to force sale of cotton before new crop, damaging farms, jobs, and public works.
Discussion centers on government bonds issued to fund war efforts, alleging broken pledges, mistrust in federal reserve actions, and calls to redeem bonds at par to restore confidence. It critiques Treasury policies, warns of debt manipulation, and argues for reliable public finance to support veterans and industry.
The fragment cites figures and amounts including 6000000, 23000000, 32000000, 780, 830000000 and rates around five percent and bond references. The text is incomplete but indicates financial tender figures and related monetary values.
Birth announcements list a series of newborns with abbreviated parent names and addresses, noting multiple births in June and May. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Shipp, Mr. and Mrs. Atwood, Mr. and Mrs. Riock, Mr. and Mrs. Arrington, Mr. and Mrs. Tight, and others, with dates June 21 to June 28 and May 20 to July 2.
Savannah Ga newspaper reports Charles N Feidelson of Sa kh will assume duties as editor in Richmond. The notice references Jolly 2 event and special assignment details, with emphasis on editorial responsibilities and local connections.
Judge Feidelson, former editor and manager of the Wilmington Morning Star, resigning in March to practice law in Savannah, returns to newspapers. A University of Georgia graduate of 1908, he had led juvenile court legislation efforts in Savannah and later shifted to social service before reentering journalism.
Savannah Georgia July 2 Beat Fields of Atlanta a native of Augusta and graduate of Southwestern Presbyterian University Clarkesville Tennessee has assumed duties as financial and membership secretary of the Y M C A succeeding Frederick Shannon who will visit relatives in Scotland for some time
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