Sinn Fein organ belittles offers on independence
Dublin July 25 The Irish Bulletin the official Sinn Fein organ reacts to British press remarks on Irish negotiations. It denounces calls for limited concessions as negation of self determination and vows Ireland will accept nothing short of full national independence. It labels Ulster coercion futile and asserts unity of Ireland through common citizenship.
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Ship Board Seizure Challenge Gets Temporary Injunction
New York, July 2. Judge William P. Burr granted a temporary injunction against the United States Shipping Board and allied groups to stop interference with ships seized from the United States Mail Steamship company. The order directs actions by A B Lasker and others, restoring operation to the Mail Steamship line for a few days. The dispute, framed as a defense of the American flag at sea, extends to Congressional scrutiny and executive action.
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Greeks Reported in RAPD Advance in Asia Minor
Athens reports Greek forces press the victory over Turkish nationalists on the Bagdad railway near Eskishehr. General Papoulas says Greeks advance over 25 miles, pursue toward interior as Turks retreat. mediation for peace negotiations is sought by Turkish ministers.
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Increase in 1921 home building cited by Campbell firm
The R C Campbell Coal company reports Atlanta is building nearly 200 more homes by July 22 1921 than in all of 1920 amid steadier construction and new Carey product lines. Sales routes shift with Sanford Hay Turnage Teffries Jeffries directing Georgia and portions of South Carolina to expand building materials reach.
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Irwinton Raid Seizes Self-Muilt Still From 1902
County Police in Irwinton Georgia conducted a raid on a moonshiner's lair and captured a still the maker had built in 1902 and sold for fifty dollars. Other stills were seized and brought into town.
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Georgia highway department probe opens tonight
A joint House and Senate inquiry into the Georgia Highway Department begins hearings tonight at 8 o'clock. Sessions will be held in the Supreme Court room at the Capitol to hear from those for or against the department. Senator Elna chairs the investigation with Representatives Campbell of Campbell as secretary and committee members continuing nightly until business is finished.
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Birthday Party at Home of W P Andrews Reported
Marion Hendrick notes a Monday evening birthday gathering at Walter P. Andrews home. Attendees included Clayt Robson Judge Jim Burnsida John Bale and Governor Hardwick spoke on friendship and differences. Gifts and tributes were given, speeches followed by songs and an adjournment.
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Shot to death on street in League City Texas
Galveston Texas July 25 Mar eun C. Benson thirty years old stockman was fatally shot on the main street of League City Texas two men said to have participated Benson is brother of G C Benson of Dickinson who was slain by masked men last week
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Three of family killed by train in Delaware crash
In Felton Delaware on July 25 a family car was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Mantons Corner near Felton. Mr and Mrs Herman Scott and their 12 year old son were killed and a 10 year old daughter was seriously injured.
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Train Crew Members Drowned In River Near Mangas City
Three crewmen died when a Chicago Burlington and Quincy stock train from St. Joseph to Kansas City plunged into the Missouri River two and a half miles north of Mangas City. The accident occurred on July 25 as the locomotive and light cars went into the river. Local authorities reported the trio as drowned with rescue efforts underway.
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Mortuary Notices for Bailey Aldrich and Foster
Mrs J A Bailey of 118 Capitol View dies at home. Survived by husband two daughters Frances and Exmay Bailey and sister Mrs Mary Curran Pensacola Fla. Donald Cook Aldrich 9 months son of Mr and Mrs Lester F Aldrich East Lake dies at home. Survived by parents brother David and grandmothers Mrs Elizabeth Cook and Mrs D B Aldrich Westfield Mass. Mrs Mary King Foster 48 of 14 Marion Avenue dies at private sanitarium. Survived by husband H P Foster two sons Joe A and Don H Foster two sisters Mrs H P Wiley and Miss Helen Tugele and two brothers Henry and Ralph Tugele.
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Educator Dies at 82 Known for Wartime Knitting
An 82 year old educator died today from a fall that fractured her hip. Despite near blindness she knitted thirteen sweaters for soldiers during the war. Interment will be at Georgetown Georgia. Al though, William D. Hatcher, 9, of 54 Mell Avenue, died Monday at home. He is survived by three sons, 4 Land H. G. Hatcher of Wrightsville, A. H. Hatcher of Augusta, and a daughter Mrs Lyman Moore of Atlanta. Mrs Katherine Cox, 47, at 69 Luckie Street, died Monday night at a local hospital. Survived by one son Max Cox of Atlanta and one daughter Gypate Cox of Columbus, Ga. Special J D McPhail, 76, veteran railroad man of Columbus, died today after declining health.
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Longtime Col umbus master mechanic dies and local obits
The record notes McFhall, a master mechanic for Southern Railway at Columbus, served eight years on the city council. Obituaries list M M Terrell age 52 of 180 Bass Street deceased at a private sanitarium. Minna Fleming Laney widow of N Levings Laney dies at 71 after months of illness. services held at Trinity Episcopal. James Dunbar Peel dies at home of his parents near Americus. services at Anthony chapel with interment in church yard. Mrs C A Surles dies, services at Baptist church. survivors include husband and five daughters.
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Auction sale of Fincher estate improved property in Atlanta
On Tuesday August 24 at 10.00 a.m. the court house hosts a cash sale of the Fincher estate to finalize heirs division. View properties at 227-229 Markham street, 11-13 Miller's alley, 227-229 W Mitchell street, adjoining vacant lot, and two rear dwellings 194 and 200 W Hunter street. ADAIR REALTY & TRUST CO.
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