Railroad Outlook Shows Hopeful Labor Board Action
The article reports broad optimism from railroad executives, unions, and Washington that the labor board's payroll cut of 400 000 annually will be accepted without major conflict and that carriers will cut rates and fares accordingly. It credits Esch Cummins act for progress, notes mixed feelings over wage cuts, and views this as a step toward general prosperity.
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Washington
Federal Labor Board
S. Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Seaboard Air
Railroad
Association of American Rail
Vty
Arailway
Shime
Rect
Birthday observance blends patriotism across the nation
The piece reviews Jefferson Davis Day as a Southern tradition grown beyond sectional lines toward broad national fellowship. It notes President Harding’s Arlington Cemetery remarks and his offer to sponsor next year, plus editorials on Georgia towns' productive efforts and optimism for a hard work driven recovery. It also mocks wartime science quips and a German smile as money.
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Davis
Jefferson Davis
Jeff
Harding
Arlington Cemetery
Memorial Day Unity Across North and South
The piece notes President Harding’s spirit of national unity reflected on Memorial Day when Confederate veterans in Atlanta laid wreaths on Union graves and vice versa. It argues sectionalism is fading and major anniversaries are observed in a broad nationalist spirit, with both sides honoring the dead.
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Harding
Atlanta
Marietta
South
North
Abolish the lash in county good behavior plan
The county commissioners consider paying prisoners a nominal award for good behavior and, in place of punishment by lash, suggest removing lashes altogether. Georgia counties have abolished the lash, with Chatham the latest. Public sentiment in Fulton would likely support replacing lash with a more humane corrective measure.
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Georgia
Boards of
Chatham
Savannah
Fulton
From Georgia Folk Verses and Humorous Snippets
A mosaic of regional musings and humorous notes including Southern dialect passages and verses about sea calls, misers, and life in Georgia. It blends poetry lines, humorous quips, and observed local sentiment with references to misers, prophets, and daily life in small towns.
Woodland Depths Paradise in Nature’s Quiet Realm
A poem by Augusta Wall venerates woodland depths as earths paradise where sunlit green canopies, singing birds, bursting buds, redbirds, and gentle cascades create nature’s oracle. The speaker finds solace, beauty, and highest vows amid June’s timeless landscape.
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Earth
Paradise
Augusta Wall
Talks on bringing 1922 meeting to Atlanta
Plans for hosting the international new thought convention in 1922 will be discussed at the regular meeting of the psychological free school of health. The session is on Sunday afternoon at 3 30 in the assembly room of the Atlanta Chamber of Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Phychological Free School of Health
Otmcrce
Rector Wilmer urges Georgia to solve own problems over federal aid
In a 1921 letter Co B Wilmer argues Georgia must address lynching and peonage via state law. He warns federal intervention could hinder justice, urging support for Dorsey backed measures and local moral leadership through education and religion. He contrasts northern and southern approaches and emphasizes self reliance. June 1 1921.
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Georgia
Branham
C. Laird
Georgi
George W. Cable
Dorsey
Christiana
Where Grady's Printed Addresses May Be Obtained
After Henry W Grady's birthday in Atlanta the editor asks where to obtain published copies of his complete orations The complete orations have been compiled by Professor Shurter of the University of Texas and sent worldwide In Atlanta the Southern Book Concern at 71 eq nntenalt street handles sales advertising the work as a must have for every American library
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Henry W. Grady
Atlanta
Brooks
Flovilla, Ga
Shurter
University of Texas
J. C. Gavan
Southern Book Concern
Nntenalt Street
Constitution
Health Talks By Dr Brady on hair brush punishments
A reader asks Dr Brady about using a hair brush for punishment. He argues spanking by hand is better and cautions against instruments, noting that punishments should be fair and targeted. He urges rewards and denials over physical beatings and stresses morale and disciplined behavior.
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Brady
Forancor
Hoover Paper on Dorseys Pamphlet and Its Critics
From the Washington Herald, a defense of Gov. Dorsey and Georgia’s record amid linked accusations of infamy. Critics challenge cited nameless cases while Hoover’s analysis urges repeal of camouflage slavery laws as Georgia’s path to redemption.
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Herbert Hoover
Dorsey
Washington Herald
Georgia
Guardians of Liberty
Katger
Gemacfues
Georgia to Unveil Bronze Memorial To Crawford Long
The University of Georgia will unveil a bronze memorial to Dr Crawford Long during commencement week June 14 in Athens. Long is claimed as the first to use ether in 1842, four years before Morton, according to university authorities. A Von Gammon memorial for the Georgia football star killed in a game with Virginia will also be unveiled as part of a noteably historic day. The university and alumni plan a one million dollar World War memorial fund drive to be completed by Armistice Day.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Hall of Fame
New York University
William Crawford Long
William Thomas Green Morton
Massachusetts
Long
Georgia
von Gammon
Virginia
Brisbane Park
Gammon
Rome Ga
University
Niramis
Georgia Alpmni
Sas Pea
Hardwick Opposes Movie Censorship At Atlanta Luncheon
Governor elect Thomas W. Hardwick and Mayor Key urged restraint on state censorship during a Atlanta Film Exchange Managers luncheon at the Piedmont hotel. They voiced trust in Georgia exhibitors to avoid obscene material and praised lenient local cinema judgments while opposing a statewide censorship regime.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
Key
Atlanta Film Exchange Managers’ Association
Piedmont Hotel
Georgia
Eiett
Atlanta Board of
Cansorg
Hardwick
Louise Connally
National Board of Motion Picture Review
Atlanta
New York
The
Criterion
Julian Boehm
Civitan Elfib
Fred Houser
Convention Bureau
James B. Nevin
Atlanta Georgian
John Ezell
Association
Persian will speak for Armenian relief drive
Mrs Alonzo Richardson heads a drive for old clothes to aid Armenians. Dr Isaac M Yonan, a Persian native, will speak in Atlanta at 8 30 pm in the chamber of commerce assembly room after a mayoral lecture. No collection will be taken Friday. ward chairmen urge abundant clothing donations for next winter.
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Central Committee
Alonzo Richardson
Isaac M. Yonan
Chamber of Commerce
Albert E Thornton
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Richardson
Yonon
Atlanta
Wedneesd
Wholesale Credit Men Celebrate Banquet At East Lake
Members of the Atlanta Wholesale Credit Men's association and their wives, about 150, enjoyed a banquet and speeches at the East Lake clubhouse on Thursday night. W L Percy presided. talks by H C Collingsworth H V Carter and J D Harlan. Yellow Jacket quartet from Georgia Tech sang. Jingo Jazz provided dance music. Delegates to the 1921 National Credit Men's convention in San Francisco will depart Friday. PMID: Percy and Willingham Jr lead the delegation. after San Francisco, a tour of the northwest and Canada followed by a return east. Officers: W L Percy president H D Moody vice president R Barrett secretary J D Harlan treasurer.
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Atlanta Wholesale Credit Men's Association
East Lake
W. L. Percy
H. C. Collingsworth
H. V. Carter
J. D. Harlan
Yellow Jacket
Georgia Tech
Association
National Credit Men's
San Francisco
Cal
Willeave
Aasoelation
Dobbs & Wey Company
E. M. Willingham Jr
Willingham-Tift Lumber Company
Willingham
Lanier Party Heads to Europe for Six Week Tour
West Point Georgia June 2 Mr and Mrs George Lanter, their mother Mrs Lafayette Lanter and niece Miss Gabralla Freeman sailed from New York on the Adriatic for six weeks in Europe. Lanter attends International Rotary Club convention in Edinburgh June 13 16 and the world cotton conference in Liverpool. They will visit Ireland France Belgium Switzerland and Holland returning on the Olympics in mid July.
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West Point
George Later
Lafayette Lanter
Gabralla Freeman
New York
Europe
Lanter
West Point Rotarylab
International Rotary Club
Fdinbureh
Scotland
Uiverpool
England
Hneland
France
Belgium
Switzerland
Holland
Small world tangles with air tragedy near Langley field
Washington desk recounts a dramatic scene as a violent storm grounds aviators returning from Langley field while an ambulance Curtiss crashes with casualties nearby. Colonel Emmett Houser of Fort Valley, Ga, spots Chief Yeoman Henry C. Harris of Fort Valley landing a seaplane, revealing a surprising reunion amid the perilous day.
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Washington
Emmett Houser
Bort Valley
Angcosta
Boling Field
Aeroplans
Langley Field
Virginia
Curtiss
Colonel Houser
Anchorage
Houston County
Henry
Hampton Roads
Henry C. Harris
Fort Valley
Naval Service
Atlantic
Bits of New York Life By 0.0 Mintyre
New York notes mix foggy morning mood with Broadway satire and city romance. The writer wanders streets from Delmonico’s to Palisades, sketches characters from a harpist to a debutante crowd, recalls Booth Tarkington and streetcars, and ends with a peek at filmdom’s Lew Cody as a shy, blushful figure.
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New York
Mintyre
Mary
Will Delmonico
Maxim's
Gmail
Booth Tarkington
Canaan
Lao Feist
Tin Pan Alley
Troy
Greece
Rome
Palisades
Riverside Drive
Amela Bingham
Shakespeare
Kimonaclad Jadien
Meteorite fragments spark Smithsonian inquiry and capitol notices
Dr C. W. McCallie and Dr Edgar Everhart analyze a Pitts Cordele meteorite fragment sent to George P. Merrill of the Smithsonian. Officials from Field Museum and University of Chicago requested samples. Britain Brittain returns from Dahlonega with ten graduates. Judge Cox visits the capitol and Governor Dorsey. Extradition papers issued for W Henry Dean. Mercer and Emory commencements announce speakers. State school officials discuss local matters. Railroad commission files motion to dismiss in Montezuma case. Augusta line dispute heads to federal court hearing Monday.
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Pitts
Cordelé
George P. Merrill
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, D. C
McCartin
Edgar Everhart
Oliver Co. Farrington
Field Museum of Natural History
Chicago
T. C. Chamberlain
University of Chicago
Ksayes
Dorsey
W. Henry Dean
Will Ben
W. H Ing
South Carolina
Georgia
Dean Ix
Jeff Davis County
Evartis
Teft Davis County
Commission
State Railroad Commission
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Hall
J KK. “Hines
State‘ Railroad Commission
E M. Price
Augustay Aiken Trailway and Electric Company
Samuec Sibley
Augusta
Advertising Exhibit Promises Global Flair At Convention
The Ad club announces a major exhibit at the Auditorium featuring foreign advertisements, with interpreters to assist visitors. Chairman Charles Henry Mackintosh outlines plans for the convention’s luncheon program and a postponed lecture to Wesley Memorial Hospital. Organizers preview novel events including an East Lake outing, chicken dinner, watermelon cutting, sports, and a Lakeswood barbecue hosted by Fulton County officials.
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Ad Club
jAd Club
Charles Henry Mackintosh
Mackintosh
Associated Advertising Clubs
Wesley Memorial Hospital
LeRoy Rogers
Baneral
East Lake
Lakeswood
Fulton County
Selim
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