Poincare Rejects German Reparations Note as Ridiculous
French Premier Poincare condemned Germany’s reparations note in a Senate briefing, calling it ridiculous. He urged France and Belgium to resist any proposal until a full cessation of passive resistance. Brussels reports say German terms seen as capitulation signals, while allies plan to resume inter allied control over disarmament.
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Associated Press
Tors
Dune S
Vomnence
Herlin
Senate Commission On Foreign Affairs and Finance
Tubs
Cuuo
Phesie
Paris
le Motir
Devs
Khu
Meneranidiu
France
Belgium
Mf Supreme Council
Commission of Inter-Allied Control
Germany
Pars
Inter-Allied
Harding Names Naval Officers for Promotion
Washington June 8 Captain arms Jewett commander at Portsmouth Ho and Frank Arms commander of the navy supply station at Hampton Roads were promoted to rear admiral by President Harding.
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Arms
Jewett
Portsmouth
Frank ‘T. Arms
Hampton Roule
Harding
British Premier at Crossroads Over German Reparations Notes
Premier Baldwin faces a divided British opposition between pro Germany leniency and staunch support for France. Readers are urged to watch whether he prefers an anti German, anti French stance, or a calculated straddle. Mussolini remains an unknown factor as Britain weighs alliance interests and policy directions.
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Baldwin
France
England
Italy
Mussolini
Emory Alumni Plan Drive for Public Health School
The Emory University Medical Alumni Association banquet at Capital City Club announced plans to raise funds to establish a School of Public Health and Hygiene at Emory. Dr John M Peer was elected head of the association with Dr L P Stephens and Dr J W Roberts as vice president and secretary. A five member committee was formed to lead the drive, with wider representation to recruit supporters for the June start. Robert C Elias spoke in favor of the resolutions during the event.
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Offners
Medical Alumni Association
Capital City Club
John M. Peer
West Point
L. P Stephens
J. W. Roberts
Avants
Oer Succeds
EP. Bowdoin
Emory
Georgia
Robert C. Elias
Tifton
Thomas Whipple Connally
State 10 Demand Men Who Killed Alleged Tigers
Georgia Attorney General Napier leads state forces in seeking trial of six federal and county officers for murder in Athens. Habeas hearing set before Judge Sibley at 9. Officials argue for state custody while federal seeks release or bail. Proceedings to determine custody and indictments appear on Page 5.
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George MM. Napier
Georgia
Jett
J. B. Smith
Athens
Alleger
Aix
George M. Napier
United States
Supreme Court of Georgia
Supreme Court of the United States
Napier
Doyle Campbell
Queemulgee
Austin Belle
George T. Finch
Atlanta
J. W. Powell
Feleral Prohibition Forces
Henley
Sibley
Hixon
Greene County
Former French Premier Rene Viviani Faints in Court
Former French premier Rene Viviani, 60, fainted in court while pleading a case and was taken home in a collapsed state. He had recently suffered the death of his wife and had been in low spirits. Viviani, premier in 1614, has visited the United States and returned to private law practice after retirement.
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Associated Press
Paris
Rene Viviani
M. Viviani
Premer
France
Briand
United States
Girl killed as boy shows gun in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg Florida on June 8 Hat te Lou Pullen age nine daughter of Mr and Mrs A B Pullen living on Maximo Road was accidentally shot and killed by Mallie Melvin age eighteen who was demonstrating to the child's mother how a .38 calibre revolver would shoot. The bullet barely missed a baby she held. Melvin was arrested and jailed awaiting a coroner's inquest.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Hatte Lou Pullen
A. B. Pullen
Maximo Road
Mallie Melvin
Melvin
Pay Ward creation at Grady approved by committee
An ordinance to establish a pay ward at Grady hospital for patients who can pay for operations was approved by the city charter revision committee. A state legislature vote is needed before the measure takes effect, with an estimated $15,000 annual revenue from pay patients. The committee also favored viaducts over Pryor Street and Central Avenue, ward representatives on the city planning commission, and a city vehicle tax for roads pending General Assembly approval.
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Grady Hospital
City Council
Grady
Pryor Street
Central Avenue
Atlanta
Walter A. Sams
Harry York
City Planning Commission
General Assembly
General Council
Cotton Men Seek Large Immigration Increase at Georgia Meeting
At the annual Georgia Cotton Manufacturers Association gathering in Atlanta the resolutions urged Congress to amend immigration laws to allow a large influx of desirable citizens. The group also asked for port of embarkation examinations in Europe and met at East Lake Country club with a morning session and a banquet. Speakers included Henry J. Fulbright James D Hamm ett former Senator Hale Smith and more. A committee was formed to work with bankers and others on state tax matters.
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Cotton Manufacturers’ Association of Georgia
Atlanta
United States Congress
Europe
East Lake Country Club
Xolf
Henry J. Fulbright
James D. Hammett
South Carolina Manufacturers' Association
W. M. McLaurin
United States
Hake Smith
Fullbright
Bankers’ Association
Acid Attack Follows Divorce Filing in Atlanta
Mrs. J W Smith of 43 Ponders avenue allegedly threw carbolic acid at her husband in his Marietta street office after quarrel over money and rent. The acid splashed back on Mrs Smith, injuring her arms and hands. husband escaped with minor facial burns. Smith claims self defense. police report says she aimed at him while seeking funds to pay rent and a Victrola sale. She was treated at Grady hospital and released. Prosecution of wife for divorce for non support noted.
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J. W. Smith
Ponders Avenue
Chinese demand apology from Japan over Changsha violence
The Chinese foreign office sent a note to Tokyo demanding an official apology indemnities and punishment for the Japanese commander and marines who fired on Chinese demonstrators during a June 2 riot in Changsha, Hunan. It calls for withdrawal of gunboats, restitution for families of dead Chinese, and guarantees against recurrence amid boycotts tied to the Twenty One Demands.
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Associated Press
Wehin
Chinese Foreign Office Today
Tokio
Changsha
Hunan
Liang River
Shasi
Hupeh
China
Japan
German Nationalists Denounce Cuno Over Reparations Offer
Berlin reports angry nationalist protests against Chancellor Cuno for offering a larger reparations plan. Deputy Hergt warned of force if France continues penalties while urging Ruhr evasion until France is pressured to back off. Rohr leaders told Cuno resistance must be more elastic due to the food crisis.
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Berlin
Cuno
Hergt
Deutsche Nationale’ Party
Otfers
France
Germany
Rohr
Five Held After Finding Mass Drachmann Body
Youngstown police hold two men and three women for questioning after the death of Mass Helena Marie Drachmann. Her mutilated body, found in a country culvert, was identified by clothing. An anonymous note claimed a dead person lay under a tunnel near Walker Florist. Drachmann vanished May 1 after a dispute with a former admirer. a second youth is being sought.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Mass Helena Marie Drachmann
Hubbard Roed
Walker Florist
Miss Drachmann
Holly
Chairman Gains Little Heed From Guard at Pier
In Boston near the Leviathan, Albert D. Lasker failed to pass the guard at the South Boston pier without credentials. E. H. Farley, soon to be Lasker’s successor, had shown his qualifications earlier and was admitted. The guard debated whether two chairmen were present before approving Lasker with a warning to improve his excuse.
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United States Shipping Board
Albert D. Lasker
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Lasker
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Hal Crawford and chaperon attend Atlantic City luncheon
Hal Crawford from the Home for the Friendless and his chaperon Miss Katie Samuel, guests of the Atlantic Kiwanis week, attended a Steel Pier luncheon in Atlantic City. Hal, dubbed Mayor Hal by President Bill Carrington, received a big ovation on the speaker's table. Rae Samuel spoke briefly as her essay on Kiwanis was read. Dr and Mrs W J Carrington hosted a reception for Miss Samuel Hal Crawford and Walter Gill, elected international trustee of a Daniels club in Atlanta. about two hundred guests invited.
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Hal Crawford
Katie Samuel
The
Constitution
Atlantic
Kiwanis Celeb
Kiwanis
Steel Pier
Jodas Hal
Hal
Bill Carrington
Rae Samuel
W. J .Carrington
Two Young Girls Drown in Okapleo Creek near Quitman
In Quitman Georgia Mary Green 16 and Hazel Fraaier 11 drowned in Okapleo Creek this afternoon while Stella Guggins aged 12 was rescued by Mrs Ed Williams and a passerby. The trio visited the creek around o clock and ventured beyond their depth in a hole. The two girls locked in each other’s arms as the bodies were recovered hours later beneath the bridge on the Quitman Valdosta highway. The Huggins girl survived after Mrs Williams and others saved her from reentering the water and a passing car brought aid.
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Quitman
Mary Green
Hazel Fraaier
Okapleo
Stella Guggins
Ed Williams
Williams
Quitman-Valadosta
Huggins
Counterfeit Stamp Ring Seized in Detroit Raid
Prohibition and secret service officers seized between 500000 and 600000 dollars of counterfeit American and Canadian government stamps in a West Warren Avenue shop raid. The operation uncovered labels of major whisky brands, branded corks, and wrappers, plus a dozen cases of genuine liquor. Arrestees included Isadore Greenberg and Allan J. Muscowitz, linked to the gang.
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Detroit
Mach
Prohibition
Secret Service
West Warren Avenue
Isadore Greenberg
Allan J. Muscowitz
Why the Weather Tells Why the Weather by Dr Charles F Brooks
Dr Charles F Brooks secretary of the American Meteorological Society explains wind as air in motion driven by pressure gradients, density, latitude, and friction. He notes wind speed rises with steeper gradients and denser air slows flow, while rotation deflects most winds away from the equator and land friction slows near shores.
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Charles F. Brooks
American Meteorological Society
Highland
Earth
State Official Launches Curb Market Inquiry After Winkelman Failure
State Attorney General Sherman announced a sweeping probe into active curb market brokerage houses following the Winkelman and company bankruptcy. He said the inquiry will extend to other New York curb members and some Consolidated Stock Exchange firms as officials press for a general house cleaning. Charles H. Livingston was named receiver with a $100,000 bond, and a federal hearing was set to decide whether books stay with the bankrupts or move to the receiver.
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New York
Sherman
A. L. Winkelman and Company
Curb
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Winkelman
Winkelman Company
Hayward
Banton
New York Stocks Exchange
Curb Exchange
Furniure
Charles H. Livingston
George Gordon Battle
Bondy
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