Nations weigh liquor ban effects on ships at U S ports
Regulations bar medicinal and non medicinal liquor for ships in American waters with permits and reports required to track imports. Some vessels leaving foreign ports before June 10 may still reach U S ports after the ban, while medicinal liquor may be retained in limited amounts. Medical officers will oversee compliance, with certificates expiring yearly. Government officials foresee international replies and potential adjustments by Britain, France, Italy, Japan, Portugal, Spain and the Netherlands. Some liners may halt voyages to avoid restrictions.
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United States
Public Health Service
Treasury
Federal Health Service
Washington
State Department
Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Portugal
Spain
Netherlands
Spanish
Royal Mail Steamship Company
New York
Havana
Vera Cruz
Highway project eyed to link Cleveland to Hayesville
SME VANDILEULIAN ALLANE notes British and repa tly linked firms will align with jot roads and pub regulations in a bid to ease difficulties. The movement aims within two years to complete a highway from Cleveland to Hayesville, via Clermont Nacooechee Hellen and Hiawassee, as part of a broader betterment effort.
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Sme Vandileulian
Allane
Cleveland
Hayesville
N. C
Clermont
Nacooechee
Hellen
Hiawassee
Allied accession marks end of war and surrender terms
A historical overview describes the Lausanne Conference and its impact on Turkey, Britain, France, and the United States. It portrays Allied concessions on capitulations and foreign legal jurisdictions, the denial of indemnity, and Turkey’s withdrawal of Castellorizzo, framing the outcome as a negotiated settlement rather than decisive victory.
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Tet
England
France
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United States
Castellorizzo
Italy
North Georgians Back Road Plan From Cleveland to Hayesville
Delegates promote promotion of a surfaced highway from Cleveland Georgia to Hayesville North Carolina through hollowed mountains. James A Hollomon urged cooperation arguing the mountain route will link Georgia and North Carolina highway systems and boost tourism and commerce.
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Hayesville
N. C
Hollowen
Atlanta
Charlotta
North Carolina
James A. Holloman
The
Constitution
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Hollomon
North Georgia
Helen
Helloman
O. J. Anderson
Havenville
Association
Holloman
North
C. H. Edwards
G. H. Haigler
Turner Quillian
Brookton
Quillian
State Highway Department
John ¥ Jauider
W. R. Neel
James A. Hollomon
Georgia
Steat
Turner Quittian
Argentine Court Finds Oil Company Guilty of Fraud
Argentine court convicts Indian Oil Company, a Standard Oil concern, of defrauding Argentina by disguising gasoline and kerosene as crude oil and fuel oil to evade duties. Judge Zavalia orders payment of full appraised value plus duties and costs, with over 200 million litres misrepresented between 1917 and 1922, and a potential appeal anticipated.
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Buenos Aires
Jime 3
Indian Oil Company
Standard Oil
Ovalia
West India Oil Company
Democratic leaders clash over Smiths Volstead plan
National party figures split on Governor Al Smith’s proposal to modify the Volstead act allowing states to set their own intoxicating beverage definitions. Senators Mack Reed and Byverette back Smith while McLean Love oppose modification, with Alabama and Georgia leaning dry and others weighing statewide sentiment.
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Strelds
Tennessee
Ashurst
Arizona
Dial
South Carolina
Fletcher
Florida
Glass
Virginia
Harngon
Mississippi
Aluo
Smith
Broussard
Louisiana
Underwood
Alabama
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Upshaw
Atlanta
al Smith
Wets
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Democratic Rational
United News
Norman E. Mack
New York
Howard Byverette
Minnesota
Angus W. McLean
North Carolin
United States
Thomas B. Love
Tern
The
Kansas
Struck by Auto Ends in Injuries and Charges
At Whitehall and Stumphrey Streets Mrs. Austin was injured in a collision between a car driven by her husband and a second auto driven by Hosey Harris. Charges of reckless driving were filed against both drivers. Mrs. McDaniel was struck at Boulevard and Edgewood Avenue by a car driven by Robert Lee, a chauffeur for Atlanta attorney R. P. Jones. the Negro driver was arrested on reckless driving charges.
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Grady Hospital
Shrine Train Flew South for Washington Imperial Meet
Yaarab Temple sent a 475-noble caravan by special from Atlanta to Washington for the Shrine Imperial Council gathering. Potentate W. Bayne Gibson led a large delegation with bands, patrols, and chanters, boarding a non stop train that arrived 5:30 p m Monday and returned Friday, with Harding planned to join festivities.
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W. Bayne Gibson
George R Donovan
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Warren G. Harding
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Emef Shriner
Harding
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Houston
Texas
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Fl Paso
Abba Temple
Mobile
Ala
Ali Sihah
Macon
Atlante
Potentate
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Tax Revision Meeting Called By Georgia Association
An open forum on Georgia tax revision will be held at the Piedmont hotel in Atlanta on June 21. George Betts, president of the Georgia association, says the gathering aims to gather taxpayer views without endorsing a specific plan. Eleven organizations are invited to speak, with the governor and state legislators welcome to attend. Speakers include Wilson M. Hardy, James W. Morton, B. W. Davis, William G. Suffive, Bonnell H. Stone, Jerome Jones, J. Clay Murphy, J. L. Murphy, Ivan Allen, W. B. Baker, and Eugene R. Black, among others.
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Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Georgia Association
George Betts
Betts
Wilson M. Hardy
Georgia Country Bankers’ Association
James W. Morton
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
BR. W. Davis
Georgia Farmers’ Union
William G. Suffive
Georgia State Press Association
Bonnell H. Stone
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Georgia Forestry Association
Jerome Jones
Eabor
Georgia’ Federation of Labor
J. Clay Murphy
Georgia Real Estate Association
J. L. Murphy
Georgia Utilities Information Committee
Ivan Allen
Georgia Tax Payers’ League
W. B. Baker
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Eugene R. Black
Georgia State Bankers’ ‘Association
Crisis Threatened by Slump of Mark
The piece discusses the rapid depreciation of the mark and its impact on prices, wages, and everyday life in Berlin. It shows how shop prices rise as exchange rates falter, forcing merchants to adjust tags and customers to repeatedly save, with widespread prosperity masking deeper economic risk. The text notes bustling nightlife, cars, and dining as Germans anticipate further devaluation and conclude that saving money is futile.
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Germany's mad buying spree linked to cash value of assets
The text argues that saving money loses value over time and that spending now yields tangible assets like a car or mobility. It contends that deferred wealth becomes nearly worthless, so buying goods today provides real value a year later rather than hoarding currency, illustrating the logic behind Germany's rapid purchasing.
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Germany
Injured Rider Leaves Hospital After Lakewood 24 Hour Race
Johnny Bates suffered a broken shoulder Friday night in the Lakewood 24 hour motorcycle race. He left hospital Sunday to return home in Augusta, accompanied by R. E. Sigh, the race winner. Bob Kendrick of Atlanta incurred minor injuries and returned to the track Saturday night to watch the end.
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Johnny Bates
Lakewood
Panky
Sundey
Augusta
R. E. Sigh
Bob Kendrick
Atlanta
Labour in Britain Seen Forcing Next Government
A fragment contends Lloyd George may become premier and notes Labour leaders dining with ministers. It profiles Labour MPs as both radicals and polished youths, arguing the party gains strength and that a Labour government will come to power to test its feasibility.
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