Social items from Atlanta and nearby exchanges
Social notes report Mia T. Johnson visiting in Washington D C with Major and Mrs Shields. Virginia Pegram returning from Atlantic Beach. Cobb Cald Sell Torrence improving after a serious car accident. Miss Mary Bowden visiting her cousin Miss Lucile Bowden in Thomson Georgia. Dr BE Rushin returns from two weeks in New York City. Oscar and W Oldknow arrive at the Ambassador Atlantic City for an indefinite visit. Ben Lummkin plans a motor trip to New York and Atlantic City with a stop in Canada. Mr and Mrs Eugene Timarius back from Baltimore and renting an East Sixth Street apartment. Dr H M Kraft and Frances spending weeks at Bills Ridge Virginia. Miss Anne Turner visiting Orlis Tyra Stanley in Vidalia and planning a Tybee Island trip with friends.
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Sarry
Canada
Mia
T. G. Johnson
Washington, D. Ca
W. Shields
I Giliss
Virginia Pegram
Atlantic Beach
Cobb
Oakdale Road
Atlanta
Ambassador
Atlantic City
Ben Lummkin
New York
Atlantle City
Canaie
Eugene Timarius
Baltimore
East Sixth Street
H. M. Kraft
Uttle
Frances
Suray
Virginia
Anne Turner
Orlss
Tyra Stanley
Vidaila
Miss Turner
Will
Savannah
Tybee Island
Madden Named Chairman of House Appropriations
Washington July 19 Representative Martin B Madden Republican of Illinois was elected chairman of the House appropriations committee succeeding Representative Good Iowa who recently resigned from the House. The move places Madden at the head of spending decisions for federal programs as Congress addresses funding for the coming year.
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Washington
Martin B. Madden
Illinois
House
Representative Good
Iowa
First Real Test In Aerial Attack Planned Today
Newport News July 19 The first real test between aircraft and a capital ship will occur tomorrow off the Virginia capes. Army navy and Marine aviators will try to sink the battleship Ostfriesland with bombs from 250 to 1000 pounds. Observers doubt success due to armor and size but aim to study bomb effects on modern naval design. The Pennsylvania will shell from ten miles if needed.
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Newport News
Associated Preas
Virginia Canes
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Ostfriesland
Board of
Pennsylvania
Virginia Capes
Frankfurt
Adrman
Night Supreme supper plans for Tybee by Savannah men
Savannah GA July 19 Special A Night Supreme is the title of an annual inspiration supper to be enjoyed by the Young Men's clubs of the Savannah Board of Trade at Tybee on Thursday July 21. The organization is within the parent board and comprises the younger portion of Savannahs business community.
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Savannah
Savannah Board of Trade
Tybee
Board of Trade
Elizabeth Mather The Progressive School Gains New Location
The Elizabeth Mather School in Atlanta, praised for seven years of notable education, physical and financial strength, expands to include grades and a complete school and college course. President Loveridge relocates to 5 East Fourteenth Street near Piedmont Park at Hemlock 5291.
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Elizabeth. Mather
Elizabeth Mather
Atlanta
Loveridge
Fourteenth St
Stem
Piedmont Park
Hemlock
Juniversity School
College Oratory
South
West Fourteenth Street
Tar Makers Invite Leaders to Greensboro Tariff Congress
Washington reports invitees include Vice President Adent J Coollage Senator from aahurst Arizona Chairman Page of the tariff commission and Chairman Fordney. North Carolina division president E P Wharton announced the August 15 16 congress in Greensboro NC to study the Fordney tariff and its impact on southern industry banking and prosperity. Delegates from southern commercial industrial and banking interests will attend.
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Washington
Pres
Adent J .Coollage
Aahurst
Arizona
Page
Tariff Commission
Ford
Ney
House. Ways. Sng. Means
E.P. Wharton
North’ Carolina
Southern Taritf Association
Greensboro
Wharton
Congress
Simmons
Overman
North Carolina
NS -Dhe
South
Minister Leaves Miami Pastorate After Threat
The Rev. Philip S. Irwin, a white pastor of a Miami Episcopal church, fled by train to New York after being tarred and feathered amid threats of lynching. He said he would request reassignment. authorities offered protection, while the grand jury continued its inquiry. Bishop Mann defended Irwin, denying radical preaching.
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Miami
Frs
Philip S. Irwin
New York
United States
Irwin
Cameron Mann
South Florida
Episcopal Church
Irwict
Allen
Dillon
Thig
Bishop Mann
Bipartisan Bill for Federal Reserve Bank System in Cotton Trade
A bill resembling Chairman Mc Fadden and Senator Frélinghuysen proposals aims to regulate commercial paper and drafts for live stock under a federal revenue bank framework. Republicans shift stance, anticipating entry into legislation with credit to them. Cotton buyers and factors in the South welcome the change in handling outlawed commercial papers.
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Federat
Republicats
and Gurreney ‘Committee
Ino
Federal Revenue Bank
South
Columbia Teaches Picture Making Course Beginnings
Columbia university announces a new course on the production of moving pictures. Building on earlier photoplay writing classes, the program offers practical instruction under Dr Rawland Rogers, vice president of the Picture Service corporation and former Paramount and Goldwyn editor.
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New York
Columbia University
Columbia
Rawland Rogers
the Picture Service Corporation
Paramount and Goldwyn Pictographs
Bray Studios
Negro Transferred to Pitts Officers in Georgia
Americus Georgia July 19 Special Dennis Morris a negro arrested here on advice of officers at Pitts Ga was returned there today in custody of Special Agent Hummer Seaboard Air Line Road Morris had a bullet wound in his leg from a fight with a Pitts race chief several days ago Sheriff Harvey who arrested Morris says he and another negro named Clarence Williams attacked the Pitts officer when at the request of the train crew he attempted to take them off a Seaboard freight they were stealing Both negroes had recently been employed by the Seaboard
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Americus
Dennis Morris
Regro
Pitts
Hummer
Sorrboard Air Line Road
Morris
Harvey
Clarence
Williama
Seaboard
Vidalia
Rates Clash in Interstate Case Over River and Gulf Ports
NSLS reports the Interstate Commerce Commission weighing water competition in rail rates to interior Mississippi River and Gulf ports. Carriers urge considerable rises to river and gulf points, while arguing interior points remain capped near current levels, with possible reductions to interior routes. The dispute centers on whether water competition should influence rate setting and how the region should be realigned.
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Poly
Mississippi
Gulf
Mexico
Dashville
Nashville
Interior Pointe
Middle Georgia Watermelon Growers Form Association
Macon Georgia July 19 Special The Middle Georgia Watermelon Growers association was organized by representatives from seven counties. Membership books will stay open until Saturday night. J Jones, president of the South Georgia Melon Growers Association of Adel, spoke outlining features and predicted the group will control about 75 percent of the southwest Georgia crop next year.
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Macon
Middle Georgia Watermelon Growers’ Association
Georgia Melon Growers’ Asociation
Adel
Georgia
Lasker Seeks Buyers for Wooden Ship Fleet
Chairman A C Lasker of the Shipping Board asked Senator Harris to provide names of Georgians in the market for wooden ships. An act requires disposal of the wooden vessel fleet by October 1, and Lasker seeks congressional help to inform the public.
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Clark Howell, JR
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh Hotel
Washington, D.C
Constitution
A. D. Lasker
The
Shipping Board
Senator Harrig
Georgia
Georgsia
Congress
Lasker Ia
Nationality of Foreign-Born In Southern Cities Announced
The Census Bureau released preliminary figures showing the distribution of foreign born white residents by country of birth in southern cities including Birmingham Alabama Atlanta Georgia Memphis Tennessee and Nashville Tennessee. The bulletin notes figures are preliminary and subject to correction.
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Clark Howell, JR
Anta
Mem
Bimingham
Ala
Atlanta
Memphis
Tent
Nashville
Collapse of Lloyd George coalition shocks political circles
In London the coalition government faced its severest blow as a division arose over a key measure. The speaker laid out opposition attempts to force a debate while many coalition members were absent at dinner hour. Ordinarily such a collapse would trigger cabinet resignations.
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George
Onsa Mora
London
Teaders
Lloyd-George
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Fragmentary OCR text provides unclear words and names. The readable portion mentions a possible event or item but lacks concrete facts, dates, or participants to form a coherent summary. Further legible material needed for a proper card.
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President Harding in Formance Pas Of Captain Ben
In an obscure report the scene centers on Captain Ben commanding the steamer Saint Louis of the Olean ship company. The fragmentary text notes President Harding in connection with the voyage, hinting at a formal visit or inspection during the late 1920s era. References to age eight appear, but lack context.
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Harding
Ben
The
Olean. Ship Company
St. Louis
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