Atlanta seeks war department refund for water line loss
The Board of Army officers will be appointed to investigate Atlanta’s claim for about 140000 to save the city water pipeline to Camp Gordon. Senator Harris announced that department officials will consider the city’s demand, pressed by Mayor Key and the council, as Camp Gordon’s sale law took effect June 30, 1921. The papers were turned over to the War Department. a formal decision is not expected for months.
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Washington, D
Cmy of
Atlanta
War Department
Camp Gortonee Ee Goren
William J. Harris
Mayor Key
City Council of
Harris
Congress
Camp Gordon
Key
Senator Harris
Bulldee
The
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Atlanta Water Works
Washington
Robber Takes $18000 From Tankin House in Porch Scene
Greensboro Ga July 12 A robber entered the home of I Block a prominent merchant while his family sat on the porch at 10 pm on Monday and took $18000 from a trunk containing the store proceeds. Block’s brother startled the thief who fled after being blinded with snuff. Police are searching for the perpetrator with no trace yet found.
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Greensboro
I. Block
Epilto
Your Will Or The Law How To Protect Family Needs
The text urges writing your own will rather than letting the law govern heirs. It argues the law is costly and inflexible, often unfair to widows, invalid daughters, or infants. It suggests The Fourth National Bank as executor, offering a confidential, no obligation conference.
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Fourth National Bank
Dinner for Atlanta traffic men at the Driving Club
Traffic officers and managers visiting Atlanta for a freight rate conference will attend a dinner at the Piedmont Driving Club. The event is hosted by the Atlanta Freight Bureau, announced by Herbert Choate. Delegates will depart from the chamber of commerce at 5 30 for a city drive and arrive at 7 for the program with brief remarks from Governor Hardwick and Mayor Key.
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Chamber of Commerce
Fiedmont
Atlanta Freigth Bureau
Herbert Choate
Bureau
Chamber of Commeres
Driving Club
Clork
Goveernor Thomas W. Aardwick
James L. Key
Southeast shippers halt joint rate schedule at hearing
At a regional conference, southeastern shippers and railroad reps paused on drawing a body proposed rate schedule. Cities and individuals will outline views while the group seeks to align with Interstate Commerce Commission rulings on south Atlantic and river-point traffic. A second Washington meeting may follow as talks continue amid unresolved differences.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
South Atlantic
Ohio
Mississippi River
Pe Pinom
Goodwyn
Messares
Washington
Chiirman
Chandler
National Industrial Traffic League of Chicago
Murder Charged After Fatal Shooting in Georgia
Athens Ga July 12 Spectah Claud Pierce of Danielsville was shot and killed by Henry Wood of Danielsville following a long standing family row. Wood had a peace warrant against Pierce but after Pierce was released by Danielsville justice Wood is charged with murder. He claims self defense.
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Athens
Claud Pierce
Danielsville
Henry Wood
Wood
Pierce
Madison County
Ias
July disarmament talks widen world peace hopes
Reports from Paris London and Washington describe Harding proposed disarmament conference as a potential international assembly. France accepts with enthusiasm while Britain awaits formal note. Japan remains silent with expectations it will join. Armament limits could evolve into a global body with an international court. Armistice Day timing favored for opening.
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Association of Nations
League of Nations
Harding
League
Senate
Japan
France
Paris
England
Hughes
Italy
Armistice Day May Hold Meeting In Washington
Washington, July 12, Armistice Day, marked worldwide for ending World War hostilities, could frame a historic step toward peace with an armament conference in Washington. President Harding favored opening the talks on the date to study preliminaries and allow time for arrangements and favorable fall weather.
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Japan
Germany
The
Hague
Philippines
Harding
Washington
France Seeks Edge at Washington Disarmament Talks
The French premier signaled at the chamber of deputies that France would attend the Washington conference with no mental reservations while guarding national security. The move aims to reopen talks on a possible Anglo French American entente and the US Senate ratification of treaties, as France seeks greater leverage over Germany. The premier’s statement drew applause as political tensions, league questions, and reparations disputes shape France’s strategic stance.
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Premie Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Harding
Washington
France
Irance
Hopea
Germany
United States
Great Britain
Lloyd George May Attend Washington Conference Says Secretary
The British premier's secretary said Lloyd George may not forecast his year end movements and could miss the Washington meeting if global issues intervene. Still, officials believe he plans to attend and will adjust arrangements to be present.
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United News
Lloya George
Washington
Imiér
Great Britain
Lloyd-George
England and Allies Could Recast Washington Delegation
The article discusses potential changes to the British delegation to Washington including possible inclusion of Premier Massey and Hughes of New Zealand and Australia. It notes Lloyd George and Briand may influence decisions and mentions a brief visit and ratification of conference outcomes as likely outcomes. The Belle Isle taxicab is referenced in a call to action.
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Lloyd- George
Briand
France
Massey and
Hughes
New Zealand
Australia
Washington
Belle Isle
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