Anglo-Japanese ties eyed amid world league debate
The piece analyzes the potential Anglo Japanese treaty in context with the league of nations and US neutrality. It notes Bar ons Shoehara and Uchida statements affirming friendly US relations and asserts open covenants as Wilson proposed while warning against secret pacts. It also reports on Georgia newspaper adverting trends in Albany and broader business advertising zeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nerstone
League of Nations
United States Senate
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Russia
Germany
Turkey
Mexico
Congnos
Baron Nidehara
Washington
Britain
iThey
State Department
Aving
League
Senate
Pot
America
Baron Shoehara
Weapan
British Empire
Far East
House of Representatives
Uchida
Wilson
Just From Georgia and Life In the Country Columns
A collage of verse and rural sketches featuring Frank L Stanton poems about love and travel in Georgia. Nearby items include a humorous Greensboro Herald-Journal country life column with jokes and anecdotes about a long lived Columbus resident and local quips. Also a Turkish legend by Thomas Bailey Aldrich and college notes from campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro Herald-Journal
Moultrie
Columbus
River City
Health Talks by William Brady M D on gravitation
Dr Brady argues gravity as the foe of sagging abdominal organs and proposes bedside postures and inverted angles to counteract prolapsed stomach and visceroptosis. Advice includes bed elevation, inclined positions after meals, and gentle abdominal rubbing to restore weight and support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einstein
Bits of New York Life by C O Minture
Manhattan crowds loom like a crowding omnivore as 9,000 chorus girls face poverty and some starve while others seek charity in The Times Square area. Social workers warn of predator cadets preying on the vulnerable amid a city that hides failure behind success. Greek Sixth Avenue eateries, burlesque riffs, and Parisian mourning fashions color a bleak summer portrait of urban life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
Manhattan
Times Square
Broadway
Fannie Brice
Raymond Hitchcock
Camille
Yannie
Raymond
Armand
Hitchey
Paris
Fifth Avenue
Wilson's War Message Created On White House Back Porch
Atlantic City reports President Wilson penned the war message in the small hours on the back porch, wearing a bathrobe and eating crackers and milk. Secretary William C. Redfield recounts how moonlight aided the inspiration, yielding a document central to U.S. entry into the war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
Wilson
White House
William C. Redfield
Ecommerce
Ambassador
Mr. Reifield
Mr. Redfield
Spanish American Veterans Plan First Annual Reunion
At a Fitzhugh Lee camp meeting veterans discussed holding annual reunions and formed a committee to issue a call for a meeting. No definite plans yet and the time and place are to be decided. Every veteran is urged to attend the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzhugh Lee
Ragsdale Quits Place On Bond Commission
L N Ragsdale a noted steel dealer resigns from the tenth ward bond commission to run for alderman from the same ward. He has held roles in municipal affairs including former alderman and mayor pro tem. Rumors say Carl Dolvin may oppose him, but no definite statement issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L N. Ragsdale
Steol
Key
Mr. Ragsdale
Carl Dolvin
Dolvin
Fourteen Convicts Arrive at Federal Prison
The federal penitentiary received fourteen prisoners from New York Sunday. Eight deputies escorted them to Brookwood station where four locals met the convoy. An ex New York policeman was among the group, convicted of stealing government property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Penitentiary
New York
Prigoneta
Brookwood
Funeral Services for Charles Rogers Held in Atlanta
Funeral services for Charles Randall Rogers, Savannah native and former Atlanten, who died Saturday at his Savannah home, will be held in Atlanta Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the Union Congregational Tabernacle. Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery. He leaves his parents, C. B. Rogers of Macklebore Ala, three brothers J Perry Rogers of Fort Myers Fla Clarence Rogers of Hackleburg Ala and William Rogers of Dayton Wyo and two sisters Mrs R E Condon of Folkston and Miss Dorothy Rogers of Hackleburg Ala.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Randall Rogers
Savanaghan
Atlanten
Savannah
Atlanta
Union Congregational Tabernacle
Greenwood Cemetery
Afr
Rogers
C. B. Rogers
Macklebore
Ala
J. Perry Rogers
Fort Myers
Fla
Clarence Rogers
Hackleburg
William Rogers
Dayton
Wyo
R. E. Condon
Folkston
Dorothy Rogers
Scots of Georgia Have Big Fourth at Burns Cottage
Henry Cabaniss president of the Burns Club of Atlanta gave the principal address at the tenth annual basket picnic of the Georgia Scottish association at the Burns cottage Monday afternoon. The program included the Virginia reel highland fling golf putting and tug of war between Highlanders and Lowlanders. Dorothy Murray won for highland fling and Jack Kear of Atlanta took the golf putting prize with the Davis Lowe living cup. The address was patriotic for Independence Day celebrations. After lunch guests sang old Scotch ballads on the Burns cottage lawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Cabaniss
Burns' Club
Atlanta
Georgia Scottish Association
Dorothy Murray
Jack Kear
Cabaniss
Burns Cottage
Elks of Atlanta Headed to Grand Lodge Meeting
Three Atlanta and Georgia Elks coaches departed Monday afternoon for Los Angeles to attend the grand lodge meeting July 1 16. Delegates plan stops at El Paso Albuquerque Grand Canyon on return. Ed T Bond will serve in double capacity as delegate to Liong club convention in Oakland July 19. Delegates include John B McClelland Samuel C Little Ed T Bond L A Speigle Charles Gavan John Jent R D Cunningham Rube Moga Joe Stewart accompanied by Mrs Little Mrs Bond Mrs Speigle Mrs Gavan Mrs Jent zen and Mrs D HR Wilder.
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Gaynty
Atlanta
Georgia
Elks
Los Angeles
Cal
Grand Lodge
el Paso
Albuquerque
Grand Canyon
Ed T. Bond
National Liong Club
Oakland
Cali
Bond
West
Elks’ Convention
John 8. McClelland
Samuel C. Little
L. A. Speigle
Charles Gavan
John Jentgen
R. D. Cunningham
Rube Moga
Joe Stewart
Mra. Little
Mra Bond
Mra Speigle
Gavan
Jentzen
D Hr, Wilder
One Man Dead Two Injured In Beach Race Crash
Jacksonville Fla July 4 One man died and two were badly hurt when an automobile and a motorcycle collided on Pablo Beach beach course where races were to be held this afternoon. M Brown driving a car tried to drive in the races collided with Thomas and William Atwood brothers. The cars overturned and the gasoline tank exploded. Brown was burned to death while the Atwoods suffered severe burns and leg fractures. William Atwood was expected to die shortly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
Pablo Beach
M. Brown
Thomas
William Atwood
Brown
Atwood
Revival Services At Austell Church
Revival services at Austell Presbyterian church are conducted this week by Dr Ben R Lacy pastor of Central Presbyterian Atlanta Services held daily at 449 and 745 o clock The music program is led by Homer C Denton with assistance from the central church brotherhood An unusually large audience attended Sunday night service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austell Presbyterian Church
Ben R. Lacy
Central Presbyterian Church of
Atlanta
Homer C Denton
Brotherhood of the Central Church
Dublin Guard Unit Reorganized by U S
The newly organized headquarters company of the third battalion first infantry Georgia National Guard formed at Dublin Ga has been officially recognized by the federal government according to a dispatch from the fourth corps area Fert McPherson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Infantry
Georgia National Guard
Dublin
Corps
Fert McPherson
Tillery Released Under $2,500 Bond
Mark Tillery, linked to an Atlanta fraud ring, was brought from Texas and released on a $2,500 bond by federal authorities. He faced a Per the prior Fitton superior court charge for swindling J. A. Nations, but a key witness could not identify him. A renewed trial effort is planned for July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Tillery
Buneo
Atlanta
Texas
Tillery
Fitton Guterior
J. A. Nations
Boykin
Returns From Europe By Dawson & Eldbon Partner
J C Lawton of Dawson Eldbon certified public accountants returned via New York June 30 from a two month tour of Europe. Lawton says readjustment problems and a unsettled labor situation plus coal shortages from the strike have England in a more acute business lull than America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
J. C. Lawton
Dawson & Eld- Bon, Certified Public Accountants
New York
Europa
Lawton
England
America
Five Die In Oil Refinery Explosion At Whiting
Five men burned to death and twenty seven injured in a refinery blast at Standard Oil in Whiting Indiana on July 4. Fire Marshal Johnson and Assistant Fire Marshal Talyo George Dvoreak among the dead. others unidentified due to severe burns. Explosion followed a fire in three high pressure still batteries and caused extensive property damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whiting
Ind
Standard Oil Company
Johnson
Standard of Company
Joseph Talyo George Dvoreak
Immense Crowd at Fourth of July Lakewood Park
A record crowd attended Lakewood Park's fifth Independence Day celebration drawn by horse and motor races, fireworks, and midway attractions. The event proceeded from morning into night despite threats of storms, with an accident-free day and races running from 190 o'clock through the afternoon as the fireworks closed another glorious Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
Seakera
Savannah Visitor Sherwood Thaxton Here On Business
Sherwood Thaxton of Savannah is in Atlanta on business visiting the city during Fourth of July festivities. He is staying at the Kimball hotel and plans to remain a few days to renew friendships and handle various business matters. Also visiting were E F M Hitt of Savannah.
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Sherwood Thaxton
Savannah
Atlanta
Lessoe
Chatham
Savan- Baby
EF. M. Hitt
Mc. Thaxton
Hing
Georgia
Thaxton
The
Kimball
Cause of death cited as wood alcohol in Cogging case
Silas Monroe Cogging aged 22 of 118 Powers street died after being found groaning on theater steps Monday afternoon. Doctors suspect wood alcohol poisoning. Grady hospital notified and a coroner's jury will convene Tuesday morning. He had long worked as a tiner and is survived by a brother and three sisters.
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W. Dodgson
C. C. Larqueat
Silas Monrroe
Powers Street
Grady Hospital
One Hoo
Bazemore
B. W. Cogetts
F. E B. Crockett
D. C Harris
Pink Baldwin
Wilson Honor Ed Talk By Emery At Legion Meet
Major General Peter C. Harris urged preparedness in a Legion address, tracing U S entry into World War I to unpreparedness and arguing that Britain’s early readiness could have altered outcomes. He praised Col Gailbraith and stressed national defense as a citizen duty while advocating cautious disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Couch
Peter C. Harris
Army
W. H. Gordon
Paul B. Malone
Camp Benning
Saya
United States
Germany
Legion
Harris
Georgia
England
Marne
Drle
Edgar B. Dunlap
Gainesville
R . Roddenberry
Moultrie
R S Cohen
Augusta
M J. Whitman
Mecon
Walter A. Harris
Maan
The
Armory
Harris Speaks
Jata
Frederick W. Galbraith
American Legion
Gailbraith
Great Britain
France
America
Concrete Bridge Opens Across Flint River at Albany
Albany Georgia July 4 a large crowd gathered as a concrete bridge spanning the Flint River was dedicated as a memorial to Dougherty county World War I servicemen. The 1240 foot long 45 foot wide structure rests 50 feet above the river and cost 300000. Major officials attended with Miss Ruth Farmer unveiling bronze tablets. The ceremony lasted under 30 minutes and traffic opened immediately. The fourth bridge at Albany to cross the Flint this site has long served the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Daugherty County
Georgia
Flint River
C. M. Strahan
University of Georgia
State Highway Commission
Dougherty County
Ruth Farmer
H. A. Peacock
A. J Lippitt
Board of
County Commissioners
H. T McIntosh
Albany Herald
Walter H Bert
American Legion
Mother and Girl Hospitalized After Suspected Food Poisoning
Mrs J R Ginn of 62 Jett Street and her seven year old Frances are at Grady hospital with ptomaine poisoning likely from bad sweet milk. Her husband and their two year old child are also ill but not severely enough to need hospitalization. The family noticed symptoms around 1 or 2 am after consuming milk earlier in the evening. Grady ambulance was summoned around midnight. Doctors believe the milk caused the illness and expect all four to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Albany
Tifton Gazette
Herald
Albany Herald
Busi~ ‘Ness
Mra J R Ginn
Jett Street
Frances
Grady Hospital
Algo
Grady
Educators' Meeting Opens in Des Moines Monday
Des Moines Iowa July 4 the 69th annual session of the National Education Association opened at the Coliseum. Morning program to hear the editor in chief reports from the committee on elementary education reorganization and a symposium on the American program in education as related to school principals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
National Education Association
Coliseum
Association
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Jamea A. Holtoman
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