Irish Parliament Meets This Week
Dublin dispatch says the Irish republican parliament will meet Thursday or Friday this week. It is believed all members now in prison will be released to attend the session. The Lloyd George peace terms are expected to be discussed, and Ramona de Valera, the republican leader, was seen recently.
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Associated Prest.j
Dublin
Westminster Gazette
Parmament
Trix
St.fe
George “Beave
Ramona de Valera
Repubican
Former police board chief runs for fifth ward seat
James W. Maddox former police board chairman announced his candidacy for the fifth ward council seat opposing Councilman W M Etheridge in the upcoming white primary on August 31. Registration books close Monday as voting age debates unfold amid city politcs and a pending tax rate measure.
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Atlanta
James W. Maddox
Polity Board
W. M. Etheridge
Fifth Ward
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Bunco
Isaue
Connemnan
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Bhy
Key
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Bilis Barrett
Grand Dary
Hord
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Barrett
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Board of Education
Adrainiatration
Jamea R. Seawright
Sith Ib
Small tot drinks oil, narrowly escapes death
James Janezer, an 18 month old boy at 64 Addison Street, drank a pint of lamp oil Saturday night. His mother heard him cry and rushed him to Grady Hospital where a stomach pump and emetics were given. His condition was listed as serious but not critical.
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James Janezer
Addison Street
Grady Hospital
Refutation urged of unwarranted pellagra report
The letter to President Harding defends continued pellagra investigation and $200000 in health service funding while noting misgivings about a previous White House claim that southern Pellagra signs could shock the nation. It cites political leaders and the press and references a Red Cross letter. Continued on page 7 column 3.
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Byrnes
Harding
Burner
Bureau of Public Health, Service
Comena
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Appropriations Committee
South
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United States
Bitter battle over Smith Lever fund in Georgia lawmaking
Reports from a Saturday night session describe a heated push to finish the hatched plan to appropriate funds for the Smith Lever program and farm demonstration agents. Lawmakers warn of a bitter fight if the measure is not settled, with opposition tied to gas tax reforms and state college funding.
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Smith-Lever
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Baele Ag
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Jogteatgra
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Trade in Russia urged by Senator in Riga
Senator Joseph I France returns from Moscow to Riga to press renewed US Russia trade ties and potential diplomatic re engagement. He cites Soviet acceptance of Hoover relief terms and release of American prisoners, including Marguerite Harrison, as negotiations begin with Kamenets as Russian reply deadline looms.
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Associat Press
Russia
American Relief Association
United States
Joseph I. France
Mary~ Jang
Moscow
Marguerite ‘E. Harrison
Baltimore
Leo ‘Kamenets
Herbert Hoover
American “Relief Association
Browh
Kameneff
McMichael Kipling clash over taxes and cigars in Georgia debate
In a heated exchange from Decatur, Representative McMichael of Marlin and Representative Rudyard Kipling of Mandalay clashed on taxation. McMichael advocates a one cent tax on items over 10 cents and a tobacco tax, citing governor Hardwick’s push, while Kipling hints at liberal views on women and slams prohibition of tobacco, with both sides weighing revenue from cigars and gasoline.
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Paul Warrior
McMichel
Marlin
Rudyard Kipling
Mandalay End
Mr. Kipling
Ind
Kipling
Apnor
McMichael
Georgia
Commonwealth
William
Medaurg
Tauves
Hardwick
JeMichael
Allanta
Memi
Decatur
GOST OF CAPITAL REMOVAL SHOWN
Attorney Frank Hooper, chairman of the Capital Retention committee, declares removal of the state capital would impose large bonded debt on Macon without local voting rights. He cites senate action, a Wohlwender bill for a constitutional amendment, and references a Georgia Capital Removal association letter.
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Frank Hooper
Macon
Senate
Menta
Wohlwender
Hooper
Thei Hooper
Bacon
Assembly
Georgia Capital Removal Association
Georgia
Dorsey
Tech President Appeals for Restored Funding
Georgia Tech President Er G Matheson writes to every House member detailing the budget crisis. He urges restoring maintenance funds above 125000, arguing enrollment has surged and current $125000 cuts jeopardize operations, academic programs, and future capacity.
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House of Representatives
Er. G. Matheson
Georgia ‘Tech
Tech
House
S .Fands
Matheson
Promised Help in Fight to Gain Liberty Plea Denied
In a Newton County case linked to the John and Williams murder farm affair, Manning seeks a new trial claiming he was approached by individuals promising favorable testimony if he changed his story. Judge Hutcheson denied the motion after hearings revealed attempts to persuade the negro to alter testimony in Williams’ favor. A restraining order limited visitation to Manning and key officials, while authorities disclose no details about the approached individuals.
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John & Williams
Fole Dersons
Clyde
Fulton County
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John
Hutcheson
Bess
Decatur
Mervin Underwood
Underwood
A. M. Brand
Willams
Johnson
Newton County
Snformes
Brand
Weather Summary of Thunder Showers Near Coast
Thunder showers are possible, with Sunday and Monday fair inland. Local coastal areas may see showers, and near the coast expect brief periods of precipitation.
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Fordeant
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