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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1921

Page

9

Treaty proposal on Mexico confiscation rights urged

The United States presses for a treaty of commerce and amity to settle confiscation issues with Mexico and protect American property rights. The State Department stresses that valid titles under Mexican law must be respected even if Mexican leadership changes, warning that confiscatory policies harm international relations and commercial trust.

Mexfeo City United States Ita Mexico

Expenses Recorded For Household Necessities

The list includes laundry supplies such as soap washing powder steel wool and toilet paper. Two items are noted as part of the total expense alongside other necessaries.

Treaty with Mexico on Amity and Property Rights

The United States proposes a treaty with Mexico to safeguard pre 1917 property rights and avoid confiscation while addressing mutual trade and claims for losses. Negotiations with General Obregon began May 27 through American envoy Summerlin to establish a just claims process and normalized relations.

Mexico United States Obregon Summerlin Mexico City General Obregon

White Man Party of Dixie G O P Reform Plan Circulated

Washington dispatch reports the Republican National Committee plans to reshape southern representation to favor a white man’s party. A subcommittee proposed four delegates per state plus district proportional seats and primaries restricted to legally qualified voters, aiming to curb delegate disputes and reduce scandal. The plan, supported by Harding, also addresses party debt from the recent campaign.

Clark Howell, JR Stitation Bureau Chicago Washington Georgia Union F. Goree F HA. Peck H & Stockbridge Thomas E Scott Atlanta Clark Greer Augusta Louth Phillip Thomasville National Committee Harding John T Adama Dubuque Towa Will Haya

Attempted Robbery Foiled by Crowd in Jackson

In Jackson Alabama on Friday night an attempted post office robbery was thwarted by a crowd after an explosion drew attention. A vault was damaged by the blast but no loot appears to have been taken and the suspect fled as locals gathered to inspect the noise.

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Proposed U S Road Law Revision Reported by House Committee

The house roads committee reported a substitute to the Phipps bill amending federal aid highway law. It preserves state administration of road construction, requires states to fund matching amounts within three years, and leaves federal aid apportionment to state highway departments. The measure aims for quick passage with a suspension of rules, aligning with senate considerations on a transcontinental system.

James A. Hollomow Constitution Bureau Raleigh Washington Constitution Roads Committee House of Representatives Phipps Senate House Committee Senate Committee House Townsend Federal Road Bureau United States Department of Agriculture Larsen Georgia

Federal aid road act provisions on maintenance and interstate system

The bill outlines funding apportionment by the secretary of agriculture among states based on area population and highway mileage. It requires states to maintain federal aid roads, places state control under highway departments, and grants authority to halt approvals if maintenance lags. It also discusses designating interstate road mileage and classifying roads into primary and secondary categories for federal aid and urges wider public highway information dissemination.

Secretary of Agriculture Atlanta Secretary of the Treasury State Highway Department Highway Department Larsen United States

Succulent Hot Dog Wilely Slandered In Cedar Grove

In Cedar Grove New Jersey on June 7 Mrs Kate OConnors blue ribbon hot dogs from Hoboken sausages are rejected by the town and possibly by her dog contest. The village leaders told the township committee they will block new hot dog stands. Mrs Oconnor may be offered relocation incentives to move her business elsewhere.

New Jersey Cedar Grove Kate O'Connor Hoboken O'Connor

Washington Ad Club to Bring Carload to Atlanta Convention

The Advertising Club of Washington plans to send four carloads of members to the upcoming International convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World in Atlanta. Members express enthusiasm about the meeting, noting a mix of social events and serious convention aims. Officials expect the largest Washington turnout yet and a strong result from the gathering.

Janes A. Hollomon Constitution Bureau Raleigh Washington Constitution Atlanta Advertising Club of Washington, D Cc Associated Advertising Clubs of the World Fust

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