Senate backs Sheppard-Towner measure in maternity aid push
Washington July 22 The Senate approved the Sheppard-Towner maternity bill by 63 to 7 and sent it back to the House for concurrence with amendments. The act funds $1,430,000 with state matching money for maternal and infant hygiene instruction, field clinics, and educational extensions, with federal aid via the Children's Bureau. Senator Reed of Missouri attacked the bill claiming it would let officials invade homes of expectant mothers.
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Senate
House
Children’s Bureau Department of Labor
K Wee Ow
Reed
Missouri
Mystery Vessel Pocomoke Declared By Kurtz Officials
Philadelphia reports the British yacht Pocomoke, carrying one thousand cases of liquor from Nassau to Quebec, found distressed near Atlantic City. Captain Roy said a storm forced cargo dumping and crew changes at sea. Kurtz notes papers were seized and sent to the British consul for inquiry.
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Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Charles R. Kurtz
New Jersey
Kurtz
Roy
Mr. Kurtz
Atlanta Plans Fitting Honors To Heroic Dead
Atlanta to honor returning World War I dead with a mass meeting at Central Congregational Church. Ex service men of the American Legion urge all veterans and patriotic groups to attend as Judge Marcus Beck explains neglect of duty by Atlanta in handling bodies. The city acts as southeast distribution point for heroic dead sent from New York liners to homes across Georgia and neighboring states.
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Atlanta
Entesman
Manufacturar
Leate
American Legion
Marcus Beck
Governor Immune From Arrest Till Tuesday Tale of Indictments
Springfield July 22 Governor Len Smell and Lieutenant Governor Fred Stirling face embezzlement and conspiracy indictments. A Sangamon county court grants a temporary immunity until Tuesday, allowing self surrender or bond. Court notes an executive cannot be arrest, but stresses the offense occurred before the current term.
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Springfield
Len Smell
E. 8. Smith
Sangamon County
Fred Stirling
George Gilles- Iple
Smith
Masked Men Attack Texan Home. One Killed
In Childress Texas a mob attempted to tar and feather Henry Adams. A shot from inside the house killed C G Burden as masked riders demanded Adams appear. This marks the sixty ninth outrage in Texas since the year's start as public pressure mounts on officials.
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Childress
Texas
Dasawaepong
Henry Adams
C. G. Burden
Burden
Adams
Publc
Major Campbell Denies Bergdoll Funds Ties
Major Bruce R. Campbell of the United States Army testified before a House Investigating Committee that none of the $6,500 placed with a Wall Street firm for stock trading last year came from the Bergdoll family. He insisted the money was his, a claim tied to earlier sums and a hidden $500 investment that grew to 36,000 by 1917. He blamed his father for some funds and resisted releasing further details, asserting a supposed injustice in the inquiry.
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Bruce R. Campbell
United, States Army
House
Bergdoll
Emma C. Bergdoll
Philadelphia
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Campbell
Aso
Burt
Milcom Young
Lexington
Wall Street
William R. Campbell
Indicted chicken house owners face disorderly conduct charges
Fulton county grand jury returned true bills against six proprietors of four Mason and Turner road chicken houses. Roy Capes, Robert Allen led one. J A Lancaster, W E Bell another. John Mayo, Charlie Miller a third. Ed Ware, Terrell Lewis the last. Petition signed by 75 residents urged closing due to drinking and disorder. solicitor general said more true bills could follow. Police chief Mathieson and Sheriff Lowry led a campaign to curb joy riding and shut down such establishments.
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Turner Road
Fulton County Grand Jury
Roy Capes
Robert Allen
J. A. Lancaster
W. E. Bell
John Mayo
Charlie Miller
Ed Ware
Terrell Lewis
Mason and Turner Rmaod
Nui
Boykin
Grand Jury
George Mathieson
Lowry
Four Held to Grand Jury in Attack Case
Dewey Scarborough alleges four men including John Cobble and Raph Bynum attacked him near the Phi Delta Theta house on North Avenue. Judge L. Rosser Jr. bound Cecil York, Robert Maddox and two others over to the grand jury on assault and battery warrants, with Scarborough seeking indictments for 28 fault with murder.
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Ater
Geargia Tech
Golden Tornado
John Cobble
Raph Bynum
Cecil York
Robert Maddox
L. 4. Rosser, Jr
Bir
Scarborough
Parone
Zeinkit
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Ior
North Avenue
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Thouse
Soviet Note Declines Washington Conference Invite
Riga Latvia July 22 The Soviet government says it will not recognize any decisions from a Washington Far Eastern conference in which it is not represented. A Moscow note transmitted via the Rosta agency says the Soviet Union reserves freedom of action and protest against exclusion. Washington remains unlikely to invite Soviet Russia due to lack of diplomatic relations.
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Latvia
Associated Press
Russia
Washington
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M. Tehitcherin
Rosta
Japan
Olefon
Tha
Council of
Tokio
Belgium
United States
Huseala
Sam Browne Belt Origin and Its Military Use
Washington July 22 The Sam Browne belt a British invention designed for one armed soldiers is explained. General Sir Samuel Browne a noted English officer and mutiny veteran lost an arm in battle and devised the belt which the British army later adopted. Browne died in 1901 and held the Victoria Cross.
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Washington
Sam Browne
Sir Samuel
Joseph Browne
Davine
British peace terms presented in Ireland tour
Eamonn de Valera arrives in Dublin bearing British peace terms after a dramatic passage from England. In Dublin crowds cheer the peace envoy as British officials express renewed confidence that talks will continue to secure a lasting peace in Ireland, with further conferences anticipated.
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Sinn Fein
A. EB. Johnson
United News
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England
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Iris
Holyhed
Erin
Hireann
Barnes Wins Open Golf With 289 Strokes
Jim Barnes captured the United States Open title at the Columbia Country Club with a total 289, nine strokes ahead of Walter Hagen and Fred McLeod who tied for second at 298. Bobby Jones finished fifth at 308, while the event was formally closed as President Harding presented the cup.
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Bobby
Bouly Jones
United News
Washington
Jim Barnes
United States
L Ong
Jim
Ant
Totel
le McLeod
Walter “Haegan
Renee
Haga
W Clark Howell, JR
Columbia
Country Club
Harding
Pelham
N. C
Walter Hagen
New York
Fred McLeod
Bobby Jones
Atlanta
Alex ‘Smith
Emmett
French
Youngstown
Chile
Chick Evang
Chicago
Crop Conditions Improve for Corn and Cotton
Indications of better corn and cotton conditions come from Department of Agriculture reports. For the week ending July 16, southern corn is in excellent shape while late corn in the south and southwest shows strong prospects. Rain remains needed in parts of Kentucky, Tennessee, Indiana, Illinois, and Wisconsin. Wheat harvesting advances in northern states with rapid threshing in the central belt.
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Raleigh
Washington
Irly
Constitution
South
Bureau of Markets and
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Tennessee
Indiana
Illinois
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Colorado
Idaho
Oregon
Wapeton
Monta
Doctors Building Planned for Marlborough Apartments
Beginning September 1 the Marlborough apartments at Peachtree and Pine streets will be renamed the Doctors' building and used exclusively as offices for physicians and allied professionals. Current tenants will be notified to vacate by Sept. 1. The change was announced by owners’ agents and involves long term rental contracts through MG Kiser Co. The building, one of Atlanta’s oldest and finest, will house distinguished doctors and specialists, with interiors remodeled by tenants to suit their offices.
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Peachtree and
Pine Streets
Doctors
George Muse
WW. Orr
Orr
E. McGray
Kendallville
Ind
Inman Sandera
T. J. Woods
MG. Kiser Company
Pine Street
Nurses plan city hearing on Grady Hospital inquiry
Miss M E Cheshire dismissed from Grady Hospital seeks full inquiry into the hospital’s management. Nurses promised to retain a lawyer and present charges to city council, aiming for a broad investigation into superintendent Johnston medical board and hospital committees. Alderman Wilder urged immediate inquiry when formal charges are filed.
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Johnston
Grady Hospital
Steve R. Johnston
General Council
Grady
Council
City Hall
Medical ‘Board
Police Department
Bunco
Dave Wilder
Council Committee On Hospitals
Hospitals and Charities Committee
City Counciil
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Colum
Partly Cloudy Weather Forecast for Georgia
The forecast shows partly cloudy conditions in the north with local showers in the south portion for Saturday and Sunday.
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Georgia
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