Anglo French Outlook Brightens on Silesia Crisis
United News Staff correspondent from Parla reports a brighter Anglo French horizon as Upper Silesia discord eases. Briand welcomes Downing Street's support for order, but will await the commission report before acting further. Britain insists on removal of Hoefer troops and a Just plebiscite line for final settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudson Hawley
United News
Parla
Foreign Office
France
London
Upper Silesia
Briand
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Silesia
Upper Sileesian Commission
England
Hoefer
Silesian
Britain
Johnson
Korfanty
Nis Bt
Nare
Berlin
You may be a better man at 45 than the youth of 25
A New York newspaper notes that 20 percent of climbers aged 44 and over completed a severe mountain ascent, illustrating that vigor can persist at midlife. It promotes Nu-Nated Iron as an organic iron supplement to enrich blood and revitalize nerves, claiming faster gains in two weeks and offering a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nature
Freezone promises instant corn relief with tiny bottle
An advertisement claims lifting off with fingers is painless. A druggist offers a tiny bottle of Freezone priced a few cents that supposedly removes hard corn soft corn and corn between toes plus calluses without soreness or irritation.
Calomel Losing Out in South Town
Druggists report a drop in calomel sales as Dodson's Liver Tone gains popularity. The vegetable remedy is praised as gentle, safe for children and adults, with a money back guarantee if it fails to ease liver sluggishness and constipation overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodson
British troops seize Rosenberg in Upper Silesia
June 8 Berlin reports General von Hoefer pledged no forward German move after Anglo French pressure. Fighting around Elandrzin ends with German victory and 1,700 Polish prisoners. Bavarians kill ten prisoners and three local students. Rosenberg near the Polish frontier occupied by a British battalion amid tense British Polish relations.
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Hogfer
Berlin
Upper Silesia
von Hoefer
Kalaeon
Rosiiankaw
Rostiankaw
Opbein
Daily Ark
Birawa
Rosenberg
Silesian
Oppeln
Silesia
Itag
Beidler Dies in Atlanta While Visiting Daughter
Adam K Beidler of Chicago Illinois dies at a private hospital in Atlanta after a week long illness while visiting his daughter Mrs C M Seiple. He formerly led the Illinois Terra Cotta Lumber company and the McRoy Clay Works and was active in Chicago social clubs. He is survived by his wife one daughter three sisters and one brother. Funeral services at the daughter’s residence at 916 Peachtree Street this afternoon at 5 led by Rev W W Memminger and the body will be taken to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adam Warner Beidler
Chicag O. WI
C. M. Seiple
Atlanta
Beidler
Illinois Terra Cotta Lumber Company
McRoy Clay Works
Chicago
Union Leaxzue Club
Midlothian Country Club
Humane Society Urges Care for City Chickens
The Athata Humane Society appeals to poultry dealers to ensure proper water and feed for chickens. It condemns the practice of carrying chickens with heads down as cruelty. Edgar Craig, executive secretary, heads the efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athata Humane Society
Edgar Craighead
Women Press City Executive Board Vote Favors Membership
Women on the city executive board received approval for membership after debate. J P Wall Carl Colvin and others spoke in favor while Lawton Walley opposed due to a conflicting rule later amended. Chairman Haunson supported the resolution as women prepare for the next primary to defend their seats. Vacancies were filled by E I Parham J Akridge H T Robinson J T Mitchell and R T Rutledge drawing replacements from several wards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawton Walley
Nailey
J. P. Wall
Carl Colvin
J. P. Haunson
First Ward
E. I. Parham
H. T. Robinson
W. FR. ‘Freeman
Fifth Ward
J. T. Mitchell
Ellis Barrett
Eleventh Ward
R. T. Rutledge
C. C. Ray
Police Planning Separate Votes In Beavers Poole Affair
In Atlanta the report proposes officers stand on their own strength with split votes on reforms. Mayor Key defends Chief Beavers and Chief of Detectives Poole, pledging to oppose their dismissal and promising the public will hear the truth when due.
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Beavers
Couch
Police Board
Poole
Key
James L. Beavers
A. Lamar Poole
Atlanta
Mercer University Commencement Grants 62 Degrees in Macon
Mercer University in Macon, Georgia, awarded 62 degrees at its eighty fourth annual commencement. Notables included Dr. John Roach Straton delivering the literary address amid honorary degrees and several named graduates across arts, sciences, medicine, and law. The event featured speakers James Minor Teresi and Perry Earle Murray with Dr. Rufus Weaver delivering the baccalaureate address.
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Macon
John Roach Straton
Calvary Baptist Church
New York City
Mercer University
James Minor Teresi
Grgt
Perry Earle Murray
Rufus Weaver
George Hillyer
Atlanta
A. H. Newman
Texas
Martin A. Wood
Homer L. Grice
Washington, Ga
A. P. Williams
Marshallville
Mercer
Herbert C. Haynes
Calder M. Miller
H. B. Brown
J. H. Brown
C. W. Burnett
R. L. Carter
W. FY. Chambleas
L. M. Collins
R. R. Cuff
B. H. Davidson
W. E. Dozter
W. T. Evans
W. E. Harville
R. D. Hodges
J. A. Ivey
N. Gleaton
W. F. Holt
Samuel Kaplan
Charles L. Park
E. M. Pope
W.B. Rawla
H. A. Smith
J. M. Whitworth
P. K. Anderson
C. S. Baldwin
Ir. T. W. Butler
Misa Ruby Donnan
H. B. Forehand
Malcolm Grayblil
J. B. Hand
L. W. Hardy
J. M. Jackson
W. W. Kirkland
J. B. Lanier
J. A. Murray
P. S. Murray
J. B. Odum
N. H. Reid
Miss. Frances Russell
W. W. Sinclair
J. Ff. Smiley
B. C. Snow
W. H. Spiders
E. B. Turner
A. H . Weaver
C. M. Williams
G.L Worthy
Simmons Speech Thrills Mississippi Veterans At Tupelo
Colonel William J. Simmons, imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan, spoke at the annual Confederate veterans convention in Tupelo, praising the gray heroes and declaring the Klan as the continuation of their struggles. Hundreds of Klansmen from across Mississippi attended, cheering his remarks.
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Tupelo
William J. Simmons
The
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
Confederate Veterans of Mississippi
Immone
South
Simmons
Mississippi
Migsiasippi
Less Than Week In Essay Contest Rules Explain
The notice outlines a short essay contest on "Cmod Roads-Highway Transport" with a 500 word limit. Closing date is June 15, 1921. Prizes include a four year college scholarship chosen by the winner, provided by Harvey Firestone, plus at least $100 in prizes from The Constitution. Judging emphasizes knowledge of highway transport and good roads and writing style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Firestone
Akron
Ohio
Georgia Dentists Convene in Macon for Annual Session
In Macon Georgia the Georgian Dental Society gathers 150 dentists for its frte third annual session running through Friday. Dr M M Forbes of Atlanta presides as the association outlines its past year’s work. Speakers include Dr William Z Hill of Atlanta and Dr George H Green of Milledgeville. Officers and next meeting site to be chosen Thursday evening. Memorial plans for Dr William Crenshaw and Dr A Bouton will be discussed.
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Macon
Georgian Dental Society
M. M. Forbes
Atlanta
Association
William Z. Hill
Forsyth Dental Infirmary
Boston
George H. Green
Milledgeville
Selec
State Board of Dental Examiners
P. A. Chester
Orst lieutens ™ idental_ corps
United States Army
William Crenshaw
A. Bouton
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Humane Society
Women ON City Executive Board
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Georgia
Dentists
Gillette
Gillette Company
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