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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1921
Page
5
Fragmentary text notes authority and debate on separating railroads from farming policy. Mentions Senator Curtis as Republican whip and Harding era at the White House. Signals opposition from farming-state senators to proposed division.
The crowd discussed school funding and urged approval of a tax increase from 1.25 to 1.50 to cover deficits and fund repairs and staffing. Professor Sutton warned a negative vote could close schools or force private fundraising, with emphasis on the city’s obligation to provide strong public education. Other notes praised teachers and nurses, and two resolutions were read urging strict enforcement of child transport laws and fair ice weighing at purchase.
The Atlanta Women's club resolved to urge the mayor and general council to pass an ordinance requiring ice retailers to weigh the amount sold per purchase. The club adjourned after a brief talk, requesting members' help for upcoming projects including a benefit ball game between the Civitan and Lions clubs. Bridget Canit tenths naturalized at Water town Mass. News also reports Hoover's aid telegram to the Soviet Russia via Riga and Moscow, noting Soviet conditioning on prisoner releases and mixed reactions.
A fragmentary report cites a Hardman woman claiming threats against Nellie Johnson and alleges police retaliation by Patrolman Brooks and Officer Wiley. The text references long police service, corroboration by policy records, and rumors of bar clashes. It also oddly mentions Melle Germany and potato harvesting imagery on a printed note.
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