Prohibition Bill Moves Forward In House Judiciary Committee
The Volstead act reform was debated as Congress considers stricter enforcement and penalties for tax delinquency. A redraft removes certain poison and denaturing provisions, retains import and manufacture limits, and tightens medicine wine regulations while easing alcohol withdrawals for medical use.
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House Judiciary Committee
House
Prohibition
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Palmer
Diatitterien
Introdoven Hedraft
Volatead
Accton
Comminsa Rioner
Heverare
Mackintosh to Address Ad Club of Atlanta Today
Charles Ho Mackintosh international chairman of the educational department of the advertising clubs of the world arrives in Atlanta and will headline the Ad Club of Atlanta luncheon at 12:30 in the Kimball house breakfast room. He will coordinate arrangements for the city auditorium exhibits as general chairman of the world exhibit section. Florea, the organization’s general manager, is expected in Atlanta early next week.
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Charles Ho Mackintosh
Advertising Clubs of the World
Atlanta
Advertising Club of Atlanta
Kimball House
Mackintosh
City Auditorium
Florea
Southern Railway Bridge Destroyed Near Bristol
Fire of determined origin today destroyed the bridge on the Mountain City station of the Southern Railway three miles east of Butler Tennessee. The fire cut service on that line and a temporary bulletins announced a new bridge will be built with service discontinued on the affected line.
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Bristol, Tenn
Mountain City
Southern Railway
Butler
Tennith
Education and traffic issues dominate Atlanta bridge repair brief
The June 2 1921 Atlanta Constitution reports on bridge repairs costing about 12000 dollars to replace weakened floor beams due to locomotive smoke and cinders. Trolley routes were temporarily rerouted to Broad Street and planners push education access with school outreach to workers.
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the Constitution
Atlanta
Profesor Sutton
FBE. Golian Company
Prizes for Highway Essay Contest Open to Teens
The Constitution announces a statewide high school essay contest on Good Reads Highway Transport. Essays up to 500 words must be submitted by June 15 with no strict format beyond the topic and focus on highway transport, good roads, and style.
Outlines Ideals for City Schools
A city school plan proposes visiting teachers or social service workers for every eight classrooms to improve cooperation among home, teacher, and school. The proposal urges district teacher assignments and a director for each school's work to reduce suspensions caused by parent disagreements.
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Atlanta
Senate Passes Navy Money Bill Amid Debate
Senate debate on naval funding centers on the Borah naval holiday amendment. Senator Watson warns that higher navy spending burdens taxpayers and critiques the Harding administration for tightening finances. He praises the American navy's record, argues no nation could defeat the U S on land or sea, and hopes the U S leads the world toward universal peace.
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Navy Department
Watson
Harding
United States
Watson Last Speaker on World Peace Policy
The speaker argues the war's toll shows all nations may abandon war prep. He predicts further conflict if nations fail to pursue disarmament and urges the United States to lead a global peace program and strengthen its army. Senator Watson was described as the last speaker.
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United States
Nity
Watson
American Bar Head to Go Under Knife
Pensacola Florida June 1 W A Blount president of the American Bar association and senior counsel for the Florida East Coast railroad left today on a special hospital car for Baltimore where he will undergo an operation Judge Blount has been seriously ill here for some weeks He plans to go to a sanatorium at Watkins Glen New York for a period of rest before returning to Florida
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Pensacola
Fla
W. A Blount
American Bar Association
Secior
Florida East Coast Railroad
Baltimore
Sword Speech Renews Resolve to Overcome Graft
The article reports a leader urging immediate action to beat graft and despair, citing a proud economic past and belief in national capacity. It notes the chancellor’s taxation plan targeting companies and speculation, private fortunes, and proposed government monopolies. An export tax of 26 percent is seen as economically unsound, with plans to adjust.
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T. R. Sawteel
Ings Company
Marmon
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Peachtree—Walton—Broad
AD Club OF Atlanta
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Grolier Society
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Peachtree
Broad Street
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Magnolia
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Walton
Alabama
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Sutton
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Joseph C. Logan
Irma Finley
Edith Thomson
Senate
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Atlanta Trust Company
Federal Reserve System
Broad Es
Wacton
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Merror Affairs
Kibler & Long
Peachtree Street
Stewart
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Scripps-Booth Corporation
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