Constitution Balding Advertiser Exposes Territory Sales
Holliday, sole advertising manager outside Atlanta, says The Constitution Washington office operates from the Raleigh Hotel. The paper goes on sale in New York by 3 pm the day after issue, at Times Building corners and Broadway locations. The Constitution warns it is not responsible for advance payments to out of town car dealers or agents. Associated Press member.
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Bouday Bingle 3
Holliday
Constitution Balding
Atlanta
Constitution Washington
Raleigh
James A
HoWoman
Constitution
New York City
Hotalley
Broadway
Forty-second Street
Times Building
Thirty-Eighth Street
Twenty-Ninth Street
Associated Press
Democrats Denounce Tariff Bill as Secret Conspiracy
Democratic members of the Ways and Means Committee condemn the Republican tariff bill as a clandestine plot to favor a few and harm the masses. They warn it would trigger an economic war against the civilized world, hurt American producers, and burden citizens, urging thorough investigation and accountability.
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House
Congress
Ways” and Means Committee
United States
Canning
T Te
Ambassadors Split Over League Of Nations In Paris And London
The speech by Hugh Wallace in Paris urged that the league of nations must be perfected and joined by the United States, while Colonel Harvey in London argued against involvement. The debate highlights U S isolationism versus engagement as the country faces economic strain and public questions about President Harding's stance.
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George Harvey
United States
League of Nations
Hugh C. Wallace
France
Paris
Wal‘Jace
Yorktown
Argonne
League of ‘Nations
America
League
Wilson
Harding
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Mexico
Turkey
Unprecedented Heat Waves Grip Atlanta and Georgia
North Georgia faces a scorching spell with intense heat and high humidity. While northern cities suffer heat prostrations, Atlanta and the Piedmont region report no widespread suffering, sleeping comfortably and recovering each morning. The piece notes Atlanta’s climate as outstanding and hints at political comedy about Representative Robertson and a broad claim that the nation’s people are becoming athletes due to auto side-stepping in politics.
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Georgia
Spresa
Morth
Atlanta
Piedmont
Chicago
Columbus
Indiaapolis
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
Dedmont
Health Talks William Brady and the perils of vacation health
Health authorities warn that typhoid risk declines as vacationers become wiser about untested drinking water. Boiling water or using halazone tablets can sterilize drinking water. first aid kits should be simple. sunburn prevention stresses brief exposure and zinc oxide or cold cream. Rabies guidance covers animal bites, veterinary observation, and post exposure treatment. Q&A covers congenital cataract timing, a child enjoying mud, and clothespin germ concerns.
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Wilds
Today's Talk by George Matibe Adams at The Conan
The author urges ease and smoothness in action and speech, citing Cicero Wendell Phillips and a quiet delivery. He argues slowing down, thinking more, and speaking less yields faster, better results and persuasiveness.
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George Matibe
Adams
Conan
Cicero
Wendell Phillips
America
Ordtor
Sera
Emory overseas unit to hold July 16 reunion
The Emory overseas unit schedules its annual reunion at Dr. 5. C. Davis's farm at 2 PM on July 16. Transportation will gather at Buckhead street cars for attendees.
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EMORY
Emory Overseas
5. C. Davis
Buckhead
Georgia feud over Agriculture Dept sparks State clash
In a heated discourse James A. Hollomon analyzes the Soule Brown feud between Commissioner J J Brown and State Senator Lucinda Brown. He condemns partisan fishing for information, urges lawful oversight, cautions against personal backbiting, and calls for cooperation between the state department of agriculture and the Georgia Agricultural College to benefit farmers and the public. The piece laments political maneuvering and urges unity for agricultural progress.
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John” Brown
Lucinda” Brown
Athens
Brown
J. J. Brown
General Assembly
Cougar Luciade
John
Kenatoy Brown
Protem
Senate
State College of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Sonle-Brown
Eas
Soule Brown
Georgia
Georgia Agricultural College
State Department of Agriculture
Georgian Department of Agriculture
Varis Lana
Soule-Brown
J. J
Tom Watson
Union City
Thomson
Watson
League of Nations
Paris
Three Georgia towns bid to host Georgia Press meeting
Quitman Lavonia and Brunswick are campaigning to land the next Georgia Press association meeting at Washington Georgia on July 11. Quitman boards and papers lead the effort with editor Rush Burton advocating Lavonia and Brunswick groups backing their city. Hal M. Stanley notes strong attendance expected.
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Georgia
Georgia Press Association
Waanington
Capitol
Quitman
Lavonia
Brunswick
Quitman Board of Trade
Quitman Free Press
Quitman Advertiser
Rush Burton
Lavonia Times
Board of Trade
Hal M. Stanley
Washington
Marines seek musicians for foreign duty in San Domingo
Captain P. C. Geyer in charge of local marine recruiting seeks men with musical experience for service in San Domingo with the Second Brigade of Marines. Applicants with skill on cornet alto bass snare bass drum clarinet trombone flute piccolo and saxophone will pass a required exam and be sent to Hampton Roads for training before deployment.
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P. C. Geyer
San Domingo
Hampton Roads
What the Stara Predict
The evening hours of this day seem lucky with hints that Congress may act to improve the railway situation. Interviews with prominent individuals point to successful entertainments this evening. Exercise caution to avoid risks and irritability as consequences could be lasting.
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Congress
Demand for Riordan’s reinstatement at Davis Street School
A delegation from the Atlanta Teachers' Association will demand the reinstatement of Miss Julia Riordan as principal of Davis Street School. The board of education meets at 3 p.m. in city hall council chamber to address Riordan's dismissal amid protests over last year's teacher elections. Riordan has served Atlanta schools for twenty years and is highly regarded.
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Julia Riordan
Davis Street
Board of Education
Atlanta Teachers ‘Association
Council Chamber
City Hall
Hiordan
Atlanta
Teachers’ Association
Atlanta weather turns cooler with showers forecast
Atlanta cooled by a brief cold wave and scattered showers as forecaster F. von Herrmann predicted more rain through Friday. The wind shifted from northwest to southeast and a notable rainbow appeared between seven and eight last night as rain fell.
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Atlanta
F. von Herrmann
Atlantana
Mercury
Double Se Blacks Shoe Store Expands at Decatur Street
Black's Shoe Store at 3 Decatur Street plans a lease of the adjacent property No. 7 to create a 40 by 100 foot expanded shop. Manager Charles R. Hubbard says the enlarged store will add departments for men women and children and a special section for negroes with a grand window display. While renovations proceed, a special sales event aims to reduce stock. The plan promises a modern, well arranged store for Atlanta buyers.
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Black
Shore
Decatur Street
Charles R. Hubbard
Mr. Hubbard
Atlanta
Life Insurance Men Open Training School in Atlanta
The twenty fifth Equitable training school for life insurance agents opens at 10 o'clock in Atlanta with about 50 members. Dr G B Van Aredall will conduct the three week course, joined by agency officials from Georgia, Tennessee and the Carolinas. The program aims to standardize professional training for the life insurance field and improve service to the public.
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Equitable
Equitable Life Insurances Organization
Atlanta
G. B. van Aredall
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Carnegie Institute of Technology
C. C. Hazell
Baltimore
Willam E. Duncanyon
Dickson Hi. Tharin
N. BE. Bieworth
Agor
Georgia
Tennessee
Carolinas
W. C. Parsons
G. T. Ward
Thomas J. Barnett
H. J. “Thames, Jr
A. Mencke
G. G. Glesuner
H. V
R. H. Lowe
W. J. Pendleton
W. L. Ambrose
B. H. Watenthe
M. P. Tage
Donald P. Starr
Harry G. Kline
William T., Stewart
W. J. Culp
A. HK. Hull
John W. Boyd
Waller Mynatt
3D. Huffman
J. A. Harris
Alexander C. Aull
James B. Flies
BH. Traynor
D. Taylor
Civitan Club to hear address by Gov Hardwick
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick will speak at the Civitan club meeting at the Kimball House noon Friday. It is his first civic club speech since the inauguration. Garber-Davis orchestra to provide musical entertainment at the Clinton gathering.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
Civitan Club
Noon
Kimball House
Governor Hardwick
Clinton
Garber- Davis Orchestra
Loew managers close conference in south and west
Seven managers of the Marcus Loew vaudeville theaters ended a conference in the southern and southwestern region Thursday afternoon. EB A Schiler, the territory’s general representative, said there were no new developments or policy changes. The group reaffirmed a policy to offer the best available vaudeville and motion pictures and aimed to promote cooperation and information exchange to raise efficiency.
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Marcus Loew
EB. A. Schiler
Sonterenea
Loew Nervics
Auto Victim's Body Sent to Chattanooga
Laura Tripp, 18, of Chattanooga died Wednesday at Georgia Baptist hospital from injuries suffered in a Sunday automobile crash near Smyrna. Her body was sent to Chattanooga for burial. She is survived by her mother Mrs Mary McConnell two sisters Bulia and Mildred and four brothers Claud Arnold Kiner and Lester Tripp, all of Chattanooga. She was visiting Mrs L O Zachery on Central Place.
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Laura Tripp
Chattanooga
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Smyrna
Milas Tripp
Miss Tripp
Mary McConnell
Chattanooa
Bulia
Mildred Tripp
Claud
Arnold, Kiner
Lester Tripp
Mire
L. O
School of Health to Picnic Saturday
The free school of health will hold a picnic at Piedmont park Saturday afternoon at 6 30 o clock with outdoor sports and an immune contest on the program. The regular meeting will be Sunday afternoon at 2 80 o'clock in the assembly hall of the Atlanta chamber of commerce. Community singing from 2 30 to 4 o'clock will be led by J E McRee with instrumental and vocal numbers by the school's musicians.
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Free School of Health
Piedmont Park
Assembly Hall
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
J. E. McRee
Meeting report by Atlanta council reporters in Columbus
C D Montgomery and Hugh McDonald of Atlanta council No 18 United Commercial Travelers will report the supreme council meeting held in Columbus Ohio to Atlanta council members Saturday night with details of proceedings and outcomes.
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C. D. Montgomery
Hugh McDonald
Atlanta Council
United Commercial Travelers
Supreme Council
Columbus
Ohio
Bits of New York Life by O O Mintyre
A fragmented, humorous vignette from New York July observations. The narrator wanders Broadway scenes, vaudeville, fashion, police, crowds, and odd encounters. It notes Times Square bustle, social types, cafe life, and a Wall Street remark on economic mood.
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New York
O. O. Mintyre
Bills Introduced In House Thursday
A list of proposed measures from various Georgia lawmakers including Dobbs and Hunter to empower fire insurance coverage, Ficklen to govern oaths, Moore to grant eminent domain to boards of education, Vocella to amend bond held lands, Sibley to allow women electors, DeFoor to create state tax review, Perkins to set exception times, Swift to adjust tax investigators, Collins to fund Blue Ridge solicitor, Ennis and Dixon for nurses’ home, Ennis and Carswell for Training School funds, Carswell to tax new paragraph on gross income, Fulton delegation on passenger train staff, Wimberly to require window screens, Blalock on submerged lands taxation, Kittrell for public welfare board maintenance, Smith on highway attorney general, Evans on lands under bond, Munday on biennial sessions, May and Quincey on quadrennial elections, McMichael on unclaimed freight, McMichael on women in public office, Hamilton to call constitutional convention, Stone on prohibited liquor felony, Smith to recover for deceased without kin, Carroll delegation for Bowdon College dormitory, Fowler to regulate music teachers, Arnold on tax equalization, Holloway to take utilities from railroad to city control, Brownlee on motor vehicle law.
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Messrs Dobbs
Cobb and Hunter
Chatham
Secretary of State
Ficklen
Wilkes
Moore
Appling
Boards of Education
Vocella
Camden
General Judiciary
Sibley
Bacon
DeFoor
Clayton and Othens
Perkins
Muscogee
Swift
Elbert
Collins
Galary
Solicitor General
Blue Ridge
Spe
Ennis
Baldwin and
Dixon of
Jenkins
Mesars Ennis
Carswell
Wilkinson
General Assembly
Fulton
Wimberly
Lowndes
Blalock
Ware
Kittrell
Laurens
Public Welfare Board
May
Randolph
Quincey
McMichael
Marion
Hamilton
Floyd and
Athens
Stone
Jeff Davis
Smith
Haralson
Carrol
Bowdon College
Fowler
Bibb
Arnold
Clay
Holloway
Atlanta
State Railroad Commission
Brownlee
Benefit program at Adair school by Earle Helton duo
An interesting program will be given by Earle and Wendell Helton assisted by the Lefingwell orchestra at the Adair school Friday evening at 8 o'clock. Proceeds will go to Bonnia Brae Methodist church and caas aid.
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Earle
Wendell Helton
Lefiingwell
Adair School
Bonnia
Bills Introduced in Senate Thursday
A look at bills introduced in the Georgia Senate on Thursday includes measures from Senators Pope Kimzey Wall John Lasseter Manson Fleming Golucke and others. Proposals cover topics from general assembly acts and attorney fee enforcement to court terms security commissions child code insurance and railroad safety with various committees named.
Breathes Poison Gas Die After Months of Suffering
Robert C. Reid Jr., 18, son of Mr and Mrs Reid of 561 Ponce de Leon Ave, died Thursday. He had breathed fumes from gases in the Georgia Tech chemical laboratories three months earlier while experimenting, leading to a general health breakdown. He was a first year student and a graduate of a local high school. Survived by his parents, one sister Virginia and two brothers. Funeral services at Sacred Heart church, time pending.
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Robert C. Reid, Jr
Robert C. Reid
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Chemi Fecal Laboratories
Georgia School of Technology
Young Reid
Reid
Clelea
Ech High School
Georgia Tech
Virginia Reid
Sacred Heart Church
H. M. Patterson & Son
Budget Guard backs Dawes budget reform push
General Dawes, head of the new national budget bureau, earns backing from thousands of budget committee members as state and city chairs recruit volunteers for a Budget Guard. Georgia chair Alexander W. Smith serves on the national budget committee to support economy and retrenchment efforts.
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Dawes
Charles G. Dawes
National Budget Bureau
National Budget
General Dawes
Dawen
Alexander W. Smith
Georgia
National
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