Music Pupils Arrive in Atlanta for Junior Meet
About 200 music students from Georgia Florida and the Carolinas travel to Atlanta for the South Junior Music Club convention opening Friday at the Woman's Club auditorium. Recitals and a prize program will showcase performers. Host families for Friday night lodging are sought and volunteers to drive delegates from trains to headquarters are urged to contact local organizers.
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Georgia
Florida
Carolina
South
Conve
Woman's Club
Indivxlal
Atlanta
Mra
J. Edwin Walker
Wimlock Ose
Ford
Springtale Road
Many Join Colored Y After Campaign Activity
The entered branch of the M C Ay reports many new members joined after the membership campaign. On Saturday morning the boys' department will undertake its first hike of the season. A public forum is planned for Sunday in the Butler Street building lounge. Judge Jean Norris, New York's only woman, was allowed to sit on the judicial bench in China India and Egypt alike.
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M. C. Ay
Labhy
Butler Strove Building
Dawin
China
India
Egypt
Jean II Norris
New York
The Constitution and Irish freedom in 1923 turmoil
The article argues that the Irish Free State oath does not grant real royal power over Ireland and criticizes De Valera for his failed insurrection. It notes vast property damage and wartime losses, proposes government compensation, and laments the dampening of national spirit after 700 years of aspiration.
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England
Ireland
de Valera
Reland
Free State
San Francisco
Montana
United States
Augusta Policeman Acquitted of Manslaughter by Jury
Augusta June 6 Special Thomas A Fell a member of the police department here charged with voluntary manslaughter in the May 4 1922 shooting death of ex officer W D Robertson was tried in superior court the jury after five minutes deliberation returned a not guilty verdict The defense argued the officer acted in self defense Robertson had threatened the officer on several occasions
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Augusta
Thomas A. Fell
W. DP. Robertson
Robertson
Tax Equalization Battle Rages in Georgia Legislature
Lawmakers debated the future of the tax equalization system with some calling for immediate repeal while others urged preserving the current framework. Advocates proposed new revenue measures including an income tax and special levies, while several representatives argued for improved administration rather than abolition. A recurring theme favored replacing the system with a fair, modern method ensuring all property types bear a just share of state taxes.
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Crawford
Lgislature
Shedd
Wayne County
Hee J. Langley
Rome
H. TL. Mer Povald
Pelham
VP. New
Dublin
J. L. Dobnnon
Cumming
Toombs DuBose
Athens
Craig Kt. Arnold
Dahlonega
Apistature
McDonald
Mr. New
Johnson
Dr. Arnold
I. G W. Hvans
Haleynndale
J. Scott Davis
Cave Springs
Thomas Davis
Meigs
Lawrence S. Camp
Fairburn
William M. Sapp
Caton
Mr. Evans
Georgia
Mr. Camp
Mr. Sapp
Statehouse
Debating Ireland’s Dail and Gaelic Revival Reflections
The writer notes the Dail’s temperate debates and praises labor members for dignity and restraint. Gaelic language use is limited in sessions, though revival efforts span schools and culture. The piece argues De Valera’s stark rhetoric clashed with reality, and warns against hero worship while explaining oath loyalties amid the Free State.
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Dail
Champ
Clark
Washington
Ise Watera
Free State
Horne
Labor
Duil
Labor Party
Medill McCormick
Congress
Ireland
England
America
de Valera
Iai
Valera
Mathematiqne
Danger Signals of Indigestion Warn Readers Now
A medical warning links indigestion to higher death risk, listing gas fullness lazy nourishment insomnia and heart flutter as signs. The ad promotes Dan-Nax as a digestive tonic that aids stomach liver and bowels and offers a money back guarantee if relief isn’t felt after the first dose.
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King
Erratic OCR Reflection on Ireland and Ireland’s Emotions
The fragment discusses Irish sentiment toward Great Britain and America, noting a shift in feelings after De Valera’s actions. It mentions penitence, peace, and a shy embarrassment as Irish people consider how America views them now. The passage reflects on historical expectations and political mood.
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Britain
Ireland
Ness
de Valeranstead
Ireland Eyes Tourism and Investment After Emigration
The piece argues that Irish sentiment and emigration could revive Ireland through tourism and foreign investment. It cites large potential tourist dollars, suggesting annual spending from visitors and Irish-Americans might reach 100 million dollars, with Ireland becoming a top productive industry under stabilization.
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Ireland
Switzerland
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