Regulations on Liquor Seizures Tighten Dry Law Compliance
Officials detail that U S and foreign vessels may not store liquor for beverage use within U S waters. Medicated liquor exemptions require permits and reports. seizures and fines apply only if vessels arrive after the ban. Medical officers gain near total supervision of medicinal liquor on ships until the end of the year. Diplomats from major powers seek relief, but some lines may curb American port calls and cargoes to Havana and Vera Cruz.
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Hanoi
Washington
Ime
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Great Britain
France
Italy
Japan
Portugal
Spain
Netherlands
American
Spanish
Royal Mail Steamship Company
New York
Havana
Vera Cruz
Highway plan eyed by British and Janary firms
The article notes that British and Janary associates aim to conform to road and public regulations, hoping for a solution to their difficulties. They believe a major achievement within two years will be a completed highway from Cleveland to Hayesville, North Carolina, passing through Clermont Waccochee Helm and Hiawassee.
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EXUE
End of War Marked by Allied Accession
Report on Lausanne negotiations showing Allied capitulations to Turkey. Allies surrender key points including capitulations and foreign jurisdiction, with no indemnity demanded. Turkey gains favorable terms while muting claims over Castellorizzo.
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Lausanne
Orient
Western Europe
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Turkey
Ruusia
Mosul
England
Veance
Usey
United States
Castellorizzo
Ttwonkl
North Georgians Promote Mountain Road Link From Cleveland to Hayesville
Delegates from Georgia and North Carolina gathered to push a surfaced highway corridor from Cleveland Georgia to Hayesville North Carolina. James A T Hollomon of The Constitution spoke despite injuries from rough mountain roads, praising cooperation to connect Georgia and North Carolina highway systems and spur mountain tourism.
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Hayesville
N. C
Holloman
Atlanta
Charlotte
North Carolina
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The
Constitution
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Hollomon
Helen
Argentine Court Finds Oil Concern Guilty of Fraud
Buenos Aires June 3 The Wrest Indian Oil company a Standard Oil concern is found guilty by Federal Judge Zavalia of using illegal methods to alter kerosene gasoline and other derivatives before import. The court orders payment of the full value of millions of gallons and duties for 1917 to 1922 plus court costs totaling over 3 million dollars. An appeal is expected.
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Buenos Aires
Wrest Indian Oil Company
Standard Oil
Zavalia
Customs House
West India Oil Company
Democratic leaders weigh Smiths anti modification stance
A draft compilation shows Democratic figures from Shields to Broussant and Underwood weighing Governor Smiths proposal to modify the Volstead Act or allow states to set their own intoxicating beverage definitions. Opinions range from outright opposition to the act to cautious support for reform within the party.
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Tennessee
Ashurst
Arena
Dial
Nerth Carolina
Fletcher
Florida
Gloss
Virginia
Harrison
Mississippi
Smith
Broussant
Louisiana
Underwood
Alabama
Georgia
Upshaw
Atlanta
al Smth
Democratic Party
Wets
Aken
United News
Norman B. Mack
New York
Governo Smith
Howard Averette
Minnesota
Struck by Auto Injures Child and Others in City Collisions
Reports from Grady hospital describe a collision at Whitehall and Humphrey streets involving a car driven by a man named Austin and another vehicle driven by Hosey Iris a negro. Both drivers faced reckless driving charges. Separately Mrs McDaniel was struck by R P Jones's car operated by his negro chauffeur Robert Lee near Boulevard and Edgewood Avenue.
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Boulevard
Edgewood Avenue
Yaarab Departs Washington Shrine Meeting by Special Train
The FOG Peewee Yaarab Temple special rolled out of the Ferminal station at 9 10 o clock Sunday night over the Southern railway with Shrine colors and a full crew of engineers firemen conductors and brakemen. Potentate W Bayne Gibson led a 475 noble and lady delegation with the band patrol chanters and Oriental band expected in Washington for four days of Shrine activities. They were quartered at the Cairo hotel in Washington and planned events include a concert parade and an exhibition drill with special guest President Harding likely to participate. Travel plans included non stop trips to Washington returning Friday night via Greenville and Atlanta. Nobles from other temples joined the caravan and met officials during a brief Atlanta stop. Mrs Kendal at seventy three remains a staple presence in public life.
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Henry ©. Heinz
George R. Donovan
W. T. Arnold
Elberton
Gibson
Cairo
Yaarab
Washington
Imperial Council
Fem
Warren di. Marding
United States
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Aladdin Temple
Columbia
Ohio
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Greenville
D. C
Atlanta
Nashville, Tenn
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Austin
Arabia
Houston
Texas
el Maida Temple
Te Paso
Tejas
Abba Temple
Mobile
al Sihah
Afacon
Patentate Gibson
Tax Revision Forum Called by Georgia Associations
An open forum on tax revision will be held at the Piedmont hotel in Atlanta on June 21. Representatives from eleven Georgia groups will speak, with the governor and legislature invited, to discuss views on a stable and just tax law.George Betts frames the event as a public service, not a plan to push any specific revision. Speakers include leaders from banking, farming, forestry, labor, real estate, utilities, taxpayers, manufacturers, and bankers associations.
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Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
Georgia Association
George Betts
Ar. Betts
Wilson M. Hardy
Georgia Country Bankers’ Association
James SV. Morton
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
RB. E. Davis
Georgia Farmery Union
William @. Suffive
Georgia State Presa Assoeciation
Bonnell H. Stone
Crisis of German Mark Slump Threatens Prosperity
The article describes a plunge in the German mark to 70,000 per dollar and the paradox of paper profits versus real cash, noting rapid price hikes across goods. It details how merchants and shoppers are forced to adjust prices nightly, while Berlin appears prosperous with luxury cars, dinners, cabarets, and jazz, as savers accept the devalued currency.
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Het
Berlin
Germany's Buying Rush Prompts Asset Shift
The excerpt suggests rapid devaluation of marks and urges converting savings into tangible assets. It warns that saving 4,000,000,000 marks could be near worthless next year, while buying autos today yields real, exchangable value a year later amid Germany's wartime economic pressures.
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Germany
Injured Motorcycle Racer Plans August Return Home
Johnny Bates, who broke his shoulder Friday in the Lakewood Park 24 hour race, had recovered enough by Sunday to plan a return home in August. He left with R. E. Stigh, the race winner, as Kendrick of Atlanta, with minor injuries, went back to the track Saturday night to watch the finish.
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Lakewood Park
Sunde
R. E. Stigh
Bob Kendrick
Atlanta
Lloyd George May Be Premier In Labor Rise
A fragment discusses Lloyd George possibly becoming premier as labor leaders are praised as a mix of radicals and brilliant young statesmen. It notes government interaction with the English labor party and hints at an eventual labor government, with varied opinions on its feasibility and impact.
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Britain
Labor
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