Anglo Japan pact said not meant to affect America
Japan asserts the Anglo Japanese alliance was never designed as an instrument against the United States or to threaten Washington. Baron Shidehara states friendship with Britain and the U S are compatible and essential, and that negotiations for renewal have not begun. He cites arbitration treaty aims and says the pact would not remove the possibility of U S Britain war.
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Ralph BH. Turner
United News
Washington
Japan
United States
Baron Shidehara
Great Britain
America
Stone
Shidehara
British Empire
Far East
Shidehara J
London
England
Bhidehara
United States Senate
Britain
Por
Ghidehara
United “Ptates
China
U. S
Uchida
House of Representatives
Druggists Show Opens Today in Atlanta Expo
Registration and badge pickup begin after 9 am in the Auditorium lobby for the National Drug and Sundries exposition. The event features complete drug store displays, gala decorations, dancing nightly with the Mexican Serenaders, and public concerts as Atlanta hosts Southern druggists this Fourth of July week.
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Uilifing
Atlanta
Glk
Tafthel
Atlanta Fourth of July Celebration Promises Variety
Atlanta pre pares for July Fourth with fireworks ball games pirate events track races golf and dances. A citizenship celebration at Piedmont park features Mayor Key Major Mitchell Judge Sibley and General Morrison as speakers. The Crackers play Mobile Bears in a doubleheader and Lakewood hosts harness races auto and motorcycle exhibitions. Union City plans draw speakers Watson and Hardwick with special trains and holiday bills continued on page 7.
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Piedmont Park
Atlanta Woman's Club
Key
Otey Mitchell
American Legion
Samuel H. Sibley
J. F. Morrison
Peace Monument
Doubie-Hender
Mobile Bears
Lakewood
Kentucky
Union City
United States
Hays Plans to Free Hoarded Money for Revival
Postmaster General Will Hays proposes a revised postal savings system to release an estimated $1 billion held in hoards. He cites $1,720,000 diverted from 508,000 depositors last year and calls private banks unable to access such wealth. Eight changes would expand reach, raise interest, and integrate with banking.
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Sullivan
Ind
Will H. Hays
Hays
Congress
Bankers of
East
Middle West
New York
Washington
Terre Fanta
Federal Reserve
Banks
Ani
Bankera
Postal Savings Bank
United States
Citizenship Day Celebration Draws City Women
Leading women’s groups urge members to attend Citizenship Day at Piedmont Park this afternoon. A brief processional forms from the driving club steps to the peace monument. Mrs. Charles Rice chairs patriotic organizations. D A R and U D C chapters will lead banners and seats are arranged for hundreds of participants.
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Piedmont Park
Peace Monument
Charles Rice
D. A. RA
John A. Perdue
Atlanta
D. AR
Prize Fight News From Jersey City as Latour Witnesses Event
A vivid eyewitness account by Nina Wilcox puts readers at a Jersey City arena for the Dempsey Carpentier bout. The writer chronicles crowd scenes, costume flamboyance, and the electric atmosphere, noting wives and reporters, the heat, and the famous fighters’ entrances.
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Nina Wilcox
the Coon
New York
Ulg
Jersey City
Dempsey
Carpentier
Goldfinger
Jim
Mice & Husband
Junior
Lke Dempsey
Fade
O'Gatty
Franky Burns
Herandoné
Metranea
Joe Humphries
Aurea
Mr. Carpentier
B.V. D
Adies
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Pact Aftermath Worries Britain On Two Features
London July 3 Britain moves to settle indemnity and reparations fallout from Versailles amid Silesian and Ruhr issues. Wirth government strength, Turkish-Greek tensions, and Near Eastern crisis drive policy as Britain seeks revived autumn trade and reduced military occupation.
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Britain
A. BE. Johnson
United News
London
Ruhr
Rhine
Germany
England
Supreme Council
George
Lloyd-George
Wirth
Betis Fe
Aden
Near
Hastia
France
Italy
Constantine
Greece
Downing Street
Constantinople
Turkey
Serres
Great Britain
Bustropa
Harding Attends Church and Skips Golf on Sunday
Raritan New Jersey July 3 President Harding joins morning church services at Third Dutch Reformed with Senator Frelinghuysen as elder and avoids golf, staying home while guests play on nearby Raritan Valley links. He browses Carter Merits and Chevy reports, plans brief speech, and will greet locals after luncheon before possibly delivering remarks.
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Raritan
N. J
Harding
Frelinghuysen
Rariten Valley Club
Bruze
Third
Dutch Reformed Church
Jfer
Raritan Valley Club
Eltizeng
Democrat Chairman Raps G O P Record At Home and Abroad
Sidney B Whipple reports a July Fourth parade in New York to protest the Volstead Act with banners and civil and veteran groups marching through Manhattan as Californians pledge support. The piece also includes a Washington note by Clark Howell on Democratic Party stance and national conditions.
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Raps
United News
New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Clark Howell
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington, D.C
Constitution
Germany
George White
Democratic National Committee
White
Versailles
Maragihan
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Georgia Moves To Tackle State Finances And Reforms
Georgia lawmakers focus on the state's serious financial condition this week as Governor Thomas W. Hardwick plans his first in person message. He pitches constitutional amendments to empower revenue measures and gross earnings taxation, plus proposals for funding via mansion property exchange and Western and Atlantic funding visa. The Macon Capital Removal group opposes mansion removal, activists push for next election questions. Speaker Cecil Neill prepares committee appointments for swift organization while Senate panels start reviewing a backlog of bills.
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Georgia
Thomas W. Hardwick
General Assembly
McLendon Western
Atlantic
Macon Capital Removal Association
Cecil Neill
House of Representatives
Senate
Herbert Clay
American Soldier Killed by Mate on German Range
Coblenz July 3 Albert Siddons of Tulsa Oklahoma a member of Company C Fifth Infantry was killed by a machine gun bullet on the rifle range near Andernach. Another soldier aimed a belt of ammo but fired only one shot. Siddons died fifteen minutes later.
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Coblenz
Albert Siddons
Tulsa
Oklo
Local Thunder Showers Forecast Across Regions
Weather forecast notes local thundershowers on Monday and Tuesday across Georgia Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma East Texas and nearby areas. Temperatures show little change with cooler spells in western zones and scattered showers in the southeast and midlands.
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Washington
Oay
Tennessee
Kentucky
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Virginia
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Anti-Prohibition Association
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