Allied Unity in Danger As Britain Stands Firm Against French Wishes
London reporters relay that Britain refuses France reinforcements to Upper Silesia until the Allied Supreme Council decides the move. Italy asks for delay, but Britain and Italy resist an implied fait accompli, while Rome backs Britain amid French demands and diplomatic notes.
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Britain
A. E. Johnson
United News
London
Parla
Great Britain
France
Upper’ Silesia
Entente
Lord Carson
England
Supreme Council
Italy
Foreign Office
Ate Talrs
Lord Hardinge
Upper Silesian
Nole
Upper Silesia
MiNerand
Frankfort
Rome
Associated Press
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Chamber of Deputies
Silesia
Senate to Vote on Farm Credits Bill Next Week
Washington July 29 the Senate postponed voting on the agricultural credits bill to next week at the request of Agriculture Committee Chairman Norris who was absent due to illness The day focused on perfecting the committee substitute for the Norris measure It incorporates President Harding's proposal that the War Finance Corporation administer export credits Leaders from both parties predicted passage.
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Washington
Norris
Agriculture Committee
Senate
Harding
War Finance Corporation
Clark Howell, JR
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh Hotel
Constitution
Oklahoma
Texas
Northwest
China
Italy
Cuba
Canada
Escapes in Heat Trigger Chase Through Atlanta Streets
Police chase ends with Wrank Rivers, 23, held on suspicion after fleeing two detectives through Butler and Gilmer streets. The frantic pursuit, fueled by hot weather, involved a police car and an officer firing into the air. Rivers was captured at the station after being linked to automobile thefts, while spectators watched the rapid, chaotic scene unfold on a scorching day.
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Allen Taylor
Decatur Streat
Butler Street
Atlanta
Lowe
Wood
Butler
Gilmer
Rivers
Ice Factory
T. Ati
Wrank
Woman Lies Eight Days on Cliff With No Food or Water
Banff Alta July 2 The wife of Purdue Universitys former president Mrs W E Stone dangled at cliff edge after her husband fell into a crevice A Calgary Herald dispatch reports she lay on a four foot ledge for eight days with no food or water before Rammer the Swiss guide rescued her She is now in an improvised camp recovering and the incident continues on Page 3 Column 5
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Banff
Alta
W. E. Stone
Purdue University
Calgary Herald
Rammer
Vacation Photos Snap-Shot Contest Hears Judge Criteria
The Constitution announces a $1,000 snap shot contest for amateur photographers. Entries judged by clearness and distinctiveness of prints suitable for reproduction, general or local interest, setting and composition, pleasing background, and technical quality regardless of camera price. Judges names will be released Sunday, two prints required per entry for reproduction and judge critique.
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Kodal
Kodak
Congress Is Large Enough Declares House Committee
Washington July 22 Six members of the house census committees report a Disk for Increasing the membership of the house to 460 would be unnecessary. Chairman Siegel said reapportionment is required after every ten year census and Maine and Missouri would lose one representative each with added cost. A minority report signed by Representatives Fairfield Indiana Barbour California Larsen Georgia Brinson North Carolina Sanders Texas and McSwain South Carolina opposed the move.
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Washington
House
Representatives
Siegel
Maine
Missouri
Fairfield
Indiana
Barbour
California
Larsen
Georgia
Brinson
North Carolina
Sanders
Texas
McSwain
South Carolina
U S Cables Yap Plan Predicted Indorsed by Hughes
Secretary Hughes indicates a settlement with Japan over the former German cables from Yap to Guam. He backs a trans Pacific cable project but favours private funding over government finance. A letter released by Washington officials discusses using Yap center cables and private lands if possible. Continued on Page 7, Column 7.
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Japan
Yap
Harding
Hughes
Jones
Guam
United States
Harding defends pellagra probe and calls for inquiry
President Harding replied to Representative Byrnes denying widespread Pellagra and famine claims as absurd while supporting a thorough investigation. Health officers from thirteen southern states were invited to a Washington conference on August 4 to discuss reports of a Pellagra threat and the public health service will continue the inquiry.
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Cumming
Washington
Satton
Harding
Public Health Service
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Tennessee
Virginia
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Byrnes
State to Slash Expenses If Tax Acts Are Beaten
Governor Hardwick warned that without passage of the general tax act and gasoline tax measure, further large cuts in state appropriations will be necessary. Lawmakers and supporters argued schools and sanitariums should receive at least current year funds, while reductions were debated across departments. Leaders outlined hoped boosts from tax bills, with possible amendments in the Senate to raise revenue.
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General Assembly
Path Houses
Dato Priday
Thomas W. Hardwick
House Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
J.W. Culpepper
Ways and Means
Walter H. Beckham
R. C. Woodard
Dennis Fleming
L. C. Brown
B. F. Walker
Hardwick
Hardwick-baned
Touching Tribute For World War Dead In Atlanta
Memorial services for Southern World War I heroes were held at the Terminal station in Atlanta with United States Army representatives and local patriotic groups. The ceremony featured a tearful, silent tribute, flag draped coffins, and taps by Private H. B. Clark before he collapsed from exhaustion. Commander J R Smith and Chaplain John A Randow spoke, and War Mothers attached tribute cards to each coffin.
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America
France
Belgium
Terminal
United States
Army
Atlanta
H. B. Clark
Bubbler
J.R. Smith
Veterans of Foreign Ware
John A. Randovh
Fort McPherson
United States Army
War Mothers’ ‘Service Star ‘Legion
North Carolina Marshal Resigns at Attorney General Request
Asheville N C July 298 At the request of Attorney General Daugh erty Charles A Webb United States marshal for the eastern district of North Carolina today tendered his resigation to take effect upon ap pointment of his successor Mr Webb whose first term of four years ended In 1917 was reap pointed and hie present term would have expired January 7 next It is generally believed that Brownlow Jackson of Hendersonville was appointed to the office.
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Asheville
Daugherty
Charles A. Webb
North Carolina
Webb
Jas
Brownlow Jackson
Hendersonville
Taft backs bargaining to curb war and boost harmony
Taft argues collective bargaining can prevent disputes between classes and nations. He says accurate information and mutual understanding are essential to world harmony. At Williams College institute, he cites progress via reliable facts and urges closer relations with the world amid postwar shifts. Notables including Gar Fol Lowell Bryce telegraph Tittoni attend.
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Willamastown
Mass
Taft
Institute of Politics
Williams College
Europe
America
Foria
Germany
Skenor Tittoni
Senate
Slayer of father acquitted amid claim of saving mother
Spartanburg S C July 29 The jury acquitted Morgan Zimmerman in the case of killing his father arguing he acted to protect his mother who was accused of mistreatment. The defense claimed the act was to save his mother, not murder, and the verdict came at 8 15 tonight.
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Spartanburg
8. C
Morgan Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Navy to discharge 12000 men on application
Washington July 29. Twelve thousand enlisted navy personnel will be discharged upon application to reduce the navy to meet legislative requirements for 100000 paid personnel. Special orders issued authorize discharge on request for those whose enlistment would expire between now and July 1 1922, excluding radio, torpedo and enginemen machinists mates coppermiths hospital and signal crews.
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Washington
Navy
Stormy meeting marks move to curb vice in Second Ward
Stormy scenes marked the first meeting of the Second Ward Citizens club at Georgia Avenue school. Chairman J B Cumben ordered delays and warned political interference, as Solicitor General John A Boykin urged a non political, reform driven agenda to curb liquor peddlers and urban vice in Atlanta.
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Second Ward
Citizens’ Club
Georgia Avenue School
J. B. Cumben
Walker T. Lee
Key
Cumden
Lee
John A. Boykin
Mr. Cumben
Jake Jacobs
Mr. Boykin
P. L. Moon
Fred C. Mance
John A. Culver
Grand Jury
Atlanta
Eighth Ward
Rooma
Boykin
Bunco Probe Influences Atlanta Election Action
Atlanta council failed to act on police department cleanup urged by a special investigating committee which found inefficiencies. Councilman Woodall supported the committee report and called for police reform as he campaigns for re election, with a rally organized by attorney William B. Hartsfield at 342 South Friends.
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Atldnta
Poice
Muniéhpad
Fréd Woodall
Woodall
James le Beavers
A. Lamar ‘Poole
Ant ‘Gounell
Atlanta
William
BK. Hartsfield
Will
South Friends
British Dignity Upset by Northcliffe Clash in Washington
Publisher Lord Northcliffe and Lloyd George spar over the disarmament conference after President Harding invites England. The Embassy scene draws public interest as Northcliffe shows little concern for the snub, while the lively exchange amuses officials and the press alike.
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Lloyd-George
Washington
Northcliffe
Lord Northcliffe
Livya George
Harding
England
Atlantic
Viscount Far
Northcliffe Departs After Stormy Washington Visit
Washington July 29 Lord Northcliffe left after a stormy visit marked by thunder and rain. A dinner hosted by Mrs Edward McLean substituted for the embassys planned banquet. Reports of Sir Auckland Geddes attending proved incorrect and the embassy secretary said the ambassador could not attend. Continued on Page 4 Column 4.
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Robert J. Bender
United News Star
Washington
Lord Northcliffe
Northcliffe
Edward ‘McLean
New York
New
Montreal
McLean
Wag
Sir Auckland Geddes
Leslie Craigie
British officers arrest order issued in Ireland
Dublin reports writs of attachment issued for General Sir Nevil MacReady and Major General Sir Edward Strickland plus the Limerick governor. Attorney Hanna said an appeal would go to the House of Lords. The master of the rolls called the case deliberate contempt of court and ordered the attachment writs. Egan reportedly not in Limertols jail. habeas corpus served and prison escape involved. De Valera silent on peace parley as negotiations pause awaiting releases.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Nevil MacReady
Ireland
Edward, Strickland
Munster
Hanna
MacReady
Strickland
Limerick
House of Lords
Lsten
Evening Telegram
Egan
Limertols
Weather Report Partly Cloudy in Washington Georgia
Partly cloudy conditions expected with scattered thunder showers on Saturday and Sunday. Local forecast notes a mix of sun and clouds with temperatures ranging from a high to a low, while rainfall and monthly deficits are reported but not fully specified.
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Washington
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