Planes Aid Boats In Ocean Search For Ram Runners
Atlantic City officials said all agencies were mobilized to trap a fleet of liquor smugglers along the New Jersey coast. Navy seaplanes joined patrol boats within the three mile limit as federal and local authorities tightened the blockade in a covert war against illicit cargo. Eightteen men were arrested in a dramatic raid, involving the Jennie T of Northport and the missing cargo aboard the British schooner Poco moke, with liquor valued at over 59000 seized.
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Ordinance boards may return in Atlanta debate
The city weighs reinstating abolished boards for Grady Hospital cemetery and electrical control after council votes to abolish, despite legislature inaction. Old boards, dissolved May 1, included fifteen members from wards and at large plus the mayor. Officials say reinstating them may restore hospital management autonomy and justice after ignored charter amendments. Page 4, Column 5.
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Atlanta
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Elgeities
Georgia Assembly Faces Heavy Week Over State Finances
With fourteen working days left in the 1921 Georgia session, the House and Senate brace for a finance driven week. The general tax act dominates agenda as lawmakers weigh tax increases against revenue needs, while Governor Hardwick signals will veto excess appropriations. A constitutional income tax debate clashes within committees as politics drive limits and spending. The governor’s mansion removal bill advances to a potential Wednesday vote as capital moves and debt relief loom, with senators pledging action Tuesday on the capital issue.
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Georgian Awakes After Long Sleep In Los Angeles
In Pershing Square Los Angeles a Georgia postmaster Ben L. Cumbus of Hahira awoke baffled after a long blank spell. He said he had applied for a vacation from his post in March and later recalled serving overseas and being shell shocked. Doctors suspected amnesia.
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Ziegfeld’s Modern Chorus Girl Series Opens
The issue begins a great series on the modern chorus girl titled Behind the Scenes in Beauty Land. A full page presents rules and announcements for The Constitution's Snapshot contest, stirring amateur photographers across the South.
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Ku Klux Purchase Plans Major Headquarters Project
The Ku Klux Klan intends to buy a block on Peachtree road fronting Wesley Avenue to create the order’s national headquarters at a final cost over 1 million dollars. The tract, about 400 by 400 feet, cost roughly 75 thousand, with immediate improvements over 50 thousand. Plans call for four granite buildings on the grounds, Georgian marble trim, a lake, electric fountains, and extensive landscaping to make one of the city’s finest show grounds, per Colonel William Joseph Simmons.
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Sponged-Up Liquor: Not Good Evidence, Rules Magistrate
New York July 23 magistrate Mancuso ruled the evidence from sponged liquor on a bathroom floor was not valid. A bartender was discharged after the officer admitted tasting the liquid and confirming it was real liquor, with the magistrate noting the risky actions.
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G O P Leaders Arrive in City
Republican leaders of national note arrived in Atlanta to consult with local party members on rehabilitating Georgia. The delegation includes Clarence C. Miller and C. H. Houston and Joe Keeling, with William Mac Ginnis traveling representative of the national committee. They came to meet a 100 member Georgia Republican committee at City Auditorium for talks on complete reorganization.
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City Council Promises Probe at Grady Hospital
Alderman Dave Wilder and Councilman Seawright announce a joint meeting of the medical board and the hospital and charities committee to investigate alleged conditions at Grady Hospital. The session may include nurse A Cheshire and superintendent Steve R Johnston, with officials denying direct involvement in dismissals.
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Pardon Asked for McNaughton by Prison Commission
Milledgeville Ga July 23 Dr W J McNaughton serving life for murder of Fred Flanders has been recommended for pardon by the prison commission It is the fourth time such a recommendation has been made and will go to Governor Hardwick The brief cites Shakespearean quotations and notes McNaughtons good conduct at the State farm while his supporters push for clemency Governor Dorsey previously denied pardon after reviewing a case involving alleged infatuation with the deceaseds wife and a commutation by Governor Moiter Described are the legal actions and public sentiment surrounding the case with emphasis on the governors decisions and the commissions recommendation
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Supreme Court of the United States
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Weather forecast for Washington Georgia partly cloudy
Partial clouds and scattered showers are possible with a forecast for Monday. Highest and lowest temperatures are expected, with normal values in the period. Rainfall and deficit figures are incomplete or unclear from the provided text.
Prison probe hears brutal prison conditions report
Milledgeville Georgia July 23 special staff correspondent testimony described prison farm conditions as disgraceful with inmates alleging cruelty. Warden Smith pledged to discharge a deputy for neglect while Abe Powers tied to a bunco gang was recommended for transfer to the state farm. Fulton county officials testified to Powers role and efforts to shield him from humiliation by handcuffs.
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Futon County
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Fulton County
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Prison Commission
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