Regulation of ntnews in ct y urged by plumbers union
The local United Association of Plumbers and Steam Fitters passed resolutions urging the mayor and city council to enforce traffic regulations. They call for measures to relieve street congestion and to regulate jitneys under the same restrictions as street cars, backing Georgia Railway and Power Company's transport plan for Atlanta’s present and future needs.
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United Association of Plumbers and Steam Fitters
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Atlanta
Italian cabinet to create credit for labor abroad
Tome June 6 The Italian cabinet decrees a National institution for Italian labor abroad to finance individual and collective colonization ventures and expand Italian labor overseas Premier Mussolini backs the plan and cites a need for 200000 emigrants yearly to sustain living standards The move follows the impact of U S immigration bars on Italian workers as attention shifts toward South America
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Tome
Mussolini
Italy
Cniten
Itatian
South America
Calm and Quiet Reigns As Knights Kamelia Formed
An imperial meeting in Washington announced a new order the Knights Kamelia under W J Simmons. Oklahoma City reports a state charter granting benevolent fraternal status with officers named and offices listed in Atlanta and Claremore.
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Willan Joseph Simmons
Erowevor
Knights
Kamelia
Simperor Simmons
Imperial Klondlum
Washington
Knights of the Ku Kinz Klan
Kameha
Simmons
Simnmona
Knights Kamelia
Oklahoma City
Okla
W. J. Simmons
Secretary of
Ate
Atlanta
AL Ridley
H. Tom Knight
Claremore
Ohio
Supreme Scribe
C. W. Beson
EE. Moore
Supreme Great Knighthawk
Tulsa
Former Atlanta Girl Makes Hit As Playwright
Georgia writer Lulu Vollmer of Atlanta has a hit play Sun Up at Provincetown Playhouse. New York critics praise its Dixie settings and mountain heroine, noting a strong environment driven story and a climactic resolution.
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Atlanta
Ralph T. Jones
Georgia
Lulu Vollmer
Dixie
New York Review
New York Evening Telegram
Miss Vollimer
Fearmez
New York
Migs Vollmer
Piedmont Hotel
Woodruff seeks help to abolish poolrooms in Georgia
Georgia lawmaker elect Albert J. Woodruff of DeKalb calls on citizens to press state senators and representatives to pass a bill to abolish all poolrooms. He cites opposition as proof of need, notes the bill faces apathy among supporters, and urges action. Also mentions court judgments and a Sunday mountain trip ad in the Southern Railway timetable.
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Georgia
Albert J. Woodruff
DeKalb County
Tallulah Falls
Franklin
Atlanta
Southern Railway System
Foot Cut Off In Railway Yard Accident
F S Rawls car inspector for the A and AB railroad lost his right foot in a yard incident and is in Grady hospital in serious condition. He lives at 196 Jefferson street and has worked for the railroad for some time. Earlier, in the Butler street car barn, conductor R R Spratling of the Georgia Railway and Iran company may lose his right arm after a car rolled unbraked and struck him, throwing him against another car.
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Rawls
Grady Hospital
Lie
Jefferson Street
Butler Street
R. R. Spratling
Georgia Railway and Iran Company
Spratling
Brotherton Street
Major Jesse Gaston Takes Charge Of Atlanta Cadets
Major Jesse Gaston of the United States regular army arrives in Atlanta to relieve Colonel James M. Tuttle as commandant of the ROTC units at Atlanta and Fulton high schools. He plans reorganizing the units during vacation and will stay through the September term. Gaston commanded the Seventh Infantry Battalion, Third Division, overseas in World War I. He is a native of the United States.
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Jesse Gaston
United States Regular Army
Atlanta
James M. Tuttle
Fulton
Gaston
Seventh Infantry Batallion
Ga., Thursday, June 7, 1923 in Army Circles
A fragment notes an item from Georgia dated Thursday June 7 1923. It mentions South Carolina, standing high in army circles and implies regional military prominence. The brief snippet lacks full context or names.
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