Health service offered at Camp Gordon site for hospital use
Washington July 28. Camp Gordon may be retained not as a military camp but as the location for a government hospital. The War Department offers the Gordon site for a hospital under the Public Health Service using part of an $18 million hospital appropriation. A committee of government physicians favor the camp as a hospital site and an interview with Dr. White will decide whether the Public Health Service will urge retention.
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Clark Howell, JR
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
Camp Gordon
War Department
Congress
Public Health Service
Health Service
J. H. White
W.D. Upshaw
Dr. White
National Army
Gordon
Charles G. Dawes
Congressman Upshaw
Davey
Fo Retale McPherson
P. C. Harris
Fort McPher
Herrin
Senate Eomanities
W. C. White
Treasury Board of Consultants
Mellon Sdon
White
Charles R. Forbes
War Risk Insurance Bureau
William
Terriberry
Pblic Health
Department of Justice
Dawes Commission
Treas
Ury Board
Aphrodité Promised In Coming Show At New York
Westbrook Pegler notes that Morris Gest plans a controversial production titled Des Milla e Une Nuits for autumn, promising a stark, uncensored display with Aphrodites and high stage daring. The column teases censorship debates and art versus propriety, hinting at a public fuss over the show’s explicitness.
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Westbrook Pegler
United News-State
New York
Aphrodité
Morris Gest
A& Black
Morris Geat
Flan- Dee Pe Eye Toe
Fage 9
Atlanta Water Mains Denied Payment for Camp Gordon
The War Department claims board in Washington denies Atlanta’s demand for $190,000 to cover laying mains to Camp Gordon, noting the government has no obligation to finance the work. Mayor Key says conferences with Georgia’s delegation are needed before further action. Mains to the camp were laid in 1917, extending 6.5 miles from Buckhead with duplicate lines to Buckhead to serve the camp. The city emphasizes the government’s request and the negligible profit from the water supplied.
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Atlanta
Camp Gordon
Key Thursday
War Department Claims Board
Washington
Enty
William J. Harris
William D. Upshaw
Key
Key Sai
Clty
Georgia
Congress
Ctty
Buckhead
Maine
Malna
Wekhead
Cotton Crop Cut Offset by Cereal Gains Across States
Washington July 28 An unprecedented shift shows cotton acreage in the top 10 states down about 59,090 acres while corn wheat oats and hay rise sharply with a total six crop increase of 6,482,000 acres. Rest land goes to pasture or idle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Department
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
Missiseippi
Lousiana
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Department States
Clay Will Fight Grand Opera Tax in Atlanta
Herbert Clay, president of the senate, vows to oppose the proposed 2500 dollar annual tax on grand opera in Atlanta as the Atlanta Music Festival Association backs the battle. Senator Frank C. Manson and leaders Johnny Jones and Denis Fleming join in the fight, warning against restricting Georgia culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Clay
Senate
Atlanta
Eengtona
Atlanta Music Festival Association
Georgia
Lankford
Toombs
Frank C. Manson
Thirty-Fifth
Johnny Jones
LaGrange
Denis Fleming
Albany
Attempt to wreck Southern train foiled near Huntsville
Huntsville Ala July 2 Train men of the Southern railway report an attempt was made Tuesday night to wreck the Memphis special west of Huntsville by placing crossties on the track. The obstruction was seen by the engineer in time to stop his train and avoid a wreck. The train was delayed about thirty minutes but no damage was done.
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Hunteville
Ala
Southern Railway
Memphis
Pellagra Status Topic of Meeting Set for August 4
Health officers of thirteen southern states invited to Washington conference by Surgeon General to discuss pellagra in the cotton belt. Rep Byrnes seeks presidential findings on Red Cross letter. Dr Cummings defends health service surveys. Continued on Page 4, Column 6.
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Southern States
Washington
Associated Press
Harding
Sur
Cumming
United States Public Health Service
Cotton Belt
Texas
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Kentucky
Florida
North
South Carolina
Virginia
Byrnes
House
Cotton
Mada Moonaay
Public Health Service
Red Cross
Cummings
The
Health Service
Northcliffe Gets The Snub Direct From Embassy
British publisher Lord Northcliffe says invitations to attend a British embassy dinner in Washington were withdrawn. He alleges Lord Curzon uses methods seen in India, implying the rift between Northcliffe and Curzon influenced the decision. Government overtures to Harding followed.
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Washington
Derd
SPNT
Lord Northclif¢e
Lord- Curzon
Harding
Businessmen denounce Hardwick tax plan in Atlanta meeting
About 100 Atlanta businessmen at the Chamber of Commerce denounced Governor Hardwick's income tax plan calling it a tax on prosperity. A resolution urged the legislature to appoint a tax commission to study methods and report by April 1, 1922 while cautioning against hasty action before the 1922 fall vote. The effort is led by attorney B C Alston with committee members including R C Parker and others.
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Hardwick
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Lee Ashcraft
W. E. Wimpy
Georgia
Ashcraft
Ceavor
B.C. Alston
R. C. Parker
Walter Wood
W. B. Baker
Indicted murder suspect named in Atlanta deputy case
Fulton county officials named A. W. Cochran of Buckhead as the suspect in the death of Deputy Sheriff W. J. Yarbrough. Cochran, who escaped arrest after the Sunday shooting and fled again Monday, was indicted Tuesday by the Fulton county grand jury on murder charges. Deputy Milam said he partially recognized Cochran just before the shooting and noted two seized cars likely linked to Cochran. A $200 reward had been offered by Sheriff J. K. Lowry for Cochran’s capture.
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W. J. Yarbrough
Fulton County
J. K. Lowry
A. W. Cochran
Buckhead
Cochran
Fulton County Grand Jury
J. J. Li Milam
Jing
Georgia to cut funds force Tech to close or curtail
The General Assembly recommends reducing the Georgia School of Technology budget from 126000 to 119000, risking closure or curtailed operations. University of Georgia faces a cut from 95000 to 91000, endangering programs and farm extension work under the Smith Lever act. Chancellor Barrow calls the cuts a serious blow to Georgia farmers and the state’s higher education system.
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Barrow
General Assembly of Georgia
Ways and
House
Georgia School of Technology
Tech
Py Hale
Dlori
House Committee
Athens
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Stat College of Agriculture
Smith-Lever
Georgia
Barrows
Stata
Matheson
Senate
Appropriations and Ways,and Means Committee
Acadamcy
School For the
Bureau
Wdo
Farge
Father and Sleuth in Alleged Plot Over Missing Girl
The case centers on W. A. Lackey, father of Myrtla Lackey, 20, and private detective W. T. Gleer facing disorderly conduct charges. Adams National Detective agency head Wi. R. Adams is accused of seeking vengeance over the disputed disappearance and return of Myrtla, who vanished for three days after being sent to her usual destination.
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W. A. Lackey
Myrtla Lackey
Greenaferry Avenue
W. T.gleer
Wi. R. Adams
Adams National Detective Agency
Hia
Jas
Yoora
President Harding urged to visit Atlanta and Rome
A Atlanta and Rome chambers backed a Georgia trip with a week end at Chickamauga October. Senator Harris Representatives Gordon Lee and Upshaw extended the invitation from the White House noting the president may also attend Henry West birthday events in May and a possible visit to Birmingham for papal anniversaries in October.
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Rs Bay
Ataleigh Hotel
Washington
D. C
Constitution
Harding
Atlanta
Rome
Chickamauga
White] House
Wilam
Harris
Gordon-Lee
William
D. Upshaw
Chamber of Commerce
Lee
Wisi
Wilk
Georgia
Upshaw
Henry West
Banok
J. Harding
J. Fe Hermia Ana
Hardwick Opposes Extra Session and Gas Tax Debate Nears
Governor Hardwick and House Speaker Cecil Neill along with Senate President Herbert Clay express confidence in the regular session to finish state business. A gas tax message to the House is planned after a failed afternoon vote, as opposition grows to the income tax push and discussion over an extraordinary session continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Hardwick
Senate
Herbert Clay
House
Cecil Neill
General Assembly
Neill
Clay
Hardwick
MVE
John H. Jones
I LaGrange
Jim Thomas
Assembly
Partly Cloudy Weather Forecast for Georgia North and South
Partly cloudy in the north and probable showers in the south. Friday and Saturday forecast shows highest and lowest temperatures and mean temperatures with rainfall and deficiency notes.
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Washington
Pordon
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M’pherson
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Horrowing
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Thomas
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Halle
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Eidy
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