Browning Invents Rapid Fire Cannon in Ogden
Ogden Utah June 2 Invention of rapid firing automatic cannon capable of firing one and one quarter pound shells at 120 per minute has been perfected by John M Browning of Ogden noted firearms inventor announced by his brother J Edward Browning The cannon designed for air land or sea use features a 1 5 inch diameter barrel weighs 160 pounds when mounted on a tripod and can be fired from any position without hindering aim The Tang e in seven miles
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New Southern Road Seen Before Commission
Washington June 2 Differences arose between the Illinois Central railroad and communities in southern Illinois and the Illinois state government over the railroad proposal to build a new main line south into Kentucky. The plan called for 172 miles of track between Edgewood Illinois and Fulton Kentucky with a bridge over the Ohio River as part of a joint venture by the Illinois Central and two subsidiaries. Illinois officials and local interests argued about traffic diversion and Cairo remaining on the main line.
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Shriners Break Journey in Pittsburg for Imperial Meet
Some 5 000 Shriners halted their westbound trek in Pittsburg en route to the Imperial Council in Washington. Syria temple hosted arrivals with breakfast, tours, and a gala banquet for Imperial Potentate James McCandless of Honolulu, who traveled with Islam temple of San Francisco. Akbar temple Tulsa led arrivals followed by Seattle Almenah Nashville Sahara Pine Bluff Beflouin Muskogee crews as festivities continue toward midnight departure.
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Help Wanted In Steam Plant Equipment Firm
The Southern district office seeks an additional man for a teading manufacturer of steam power plant equipment. A mechanical engineering education and training are necessary, selling experience is an asset. Open to college graduates or those with more experience. Compensation negotiable. Mail reply with complete qualification details.
Emory Students Achieve Autumna Cum Laude Honors
Emory University graduates its largest class next Tuesday at 10:30. Three seniors, A. W. Beasley Warren Hond Mathews and James Harris Parks, earn autumna cum laude the first time since 1918. Beasley and Mathews receive BA degrees and have completed four years of Greek. Parks earns a BS and is active in Phi, athletics, and ROTC.
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Work Is Needed Not Intrigues To Save Europe
London June 2 Europe cannot be saved by diplomacy. She must go back to work says Henry J. Allen former governor of Kansas after touring Europe observing conditions in many countries. He arrives in London to tell the middle west how America should face current events and warns against ententes and old alliance instincts while praising bright spots Greece revives and Egypt prospers. He argues Loans will not save Europe and urges joining the Hague court but not the league of nations yet. America should be helpful but not entangled in European politics and must work to restore stability.
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Camp Named Head Of New Association of Letter Carriers
In Newnan Georgia on June 2 a large turnout of rural carriers from the Fourth Congressional District formed the Fourth District Rural Carriers association at Pearl Spring park. Ben L Camp of Whitenburg was elected president L H Walker of LaGrange vice president and Thomas G Dickson of Newnan secretary. Congressman W C Wright and Inspector Cole spoke to the group.
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Seniors of Shorter college Darlington school guests of Kiwanis
Rome Ga June 2 Special Members of the senior class of Shorter college and Darlington school were guests at the Kiwanis club weekly luncheon. The Kiwaniana have hosted both institutions recently and accepted this chance to repay hospitality shown them. The Darlington and Rome High school seniors attended a Thursday lab at the club.
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One Negro Killed and One Wounded in City Scrape
John Williams of 715 Dover Street was shot and killed by an unidentified Black man while sitting on his porch Saturday night. Officer R E McGill shot a suspect at 35 Butler Street during a resisting arrest attempt. the man was taken to Grady in critical condition.
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Figure juggling used by Germans on reparations
Berlin notes clever manipulation of figures to inflate the German reparations offer. Interest calculations push totals toward England’s 50 billion gold marks demand, though Germany offers about 30 billion. Officials seek to establish a paying capacity commission as foreign pressure grows. Chancellor Cuno met party leaders while Herman Mueller opposes industrialists trading the eight hour day for support.
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Chamber Committee Urges New Court For Criminal Division
A chamber committee urges establishment of a new court to handle the growing caseload in the criminal division. It commends Judge John D. Humphries, Epilcitor General John A. Boykin, Assistant B A. Stephens, and all criminal division officials for their zeal in disposing of indictments and expediting trials.
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Adams Statement Signals Rift In Republican Ranks
The 1923 national committee chairman G C P Adams outlines motives behind questioning President Harding and the league of nations court plan. He notes support from GOP leaders but warns of possible party splits over foreign entanglements and Rhine forces. The recall of the bulletin drew Democratic charges of anti Harding bias.
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