Adams Reforms Republican National Committee
National Chairman John T. Adams launches regional conferences with national and state committeemen to overhaul party machinery ahead of the 1924 presidential campaign. Sessions begin in New England, then Chicago, Cincinnati, Kansas City, Denver, and San Francisco to coordinate state organizations and select new leadership at the 1924 national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Clapper
Washington
Harmony
Repulican Party
John T. Adams
Centricinta
New England
Denver
San Francisio
Natenal Committee
Adams
Mirpase Ig
Naional
Mother of Girl Eleven Years Old Receives Degree
Katherine Boutonlay of Senath Nova Scotia has just received an ALT degree from Barnard College, Columbia University. The article details her daughter's schooling and the family’s effort to balance home duties, with the mother planning to study further at Barnard while supporting her children's education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbrook Pegler
Katherine
Barnard College
Co[kontia University
Mia
Katherine, Boutonlay
Senath
N.S
Barnard
Katherine Clas
Vassar
Eallege
Sul Laeking
Venice
Clifford Char
Aint Rehard
PoTt
Dlaughter
Edura Fon
Rather
John
Sehesl
Little Wichard
Bert
Adventurers Reach South Sea Islands
A crew aboard the Nar ehal inisned by a company of adventure seeting stirring Vin and amotion mature films in the South Sena recently arived at Apia Tiiteeh Sanea. The party will proceed for New Caledonia the Ellice Indy the New Hebrides the Sol avon lands New Guinea and Cun
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vago Paco
American Samoa
South
Sena
Apia
New Caledonia
New Hebrides
Solavon Lands
New Guinea
Cun
Scholars Make Films for Visual Education in Chicago
Chicago dunes&-Mution pictures, by scholars of the age, teach history, health, sanitation, geography and citizenship to school children. The Society for Visual Education writes directs and films subjects, distributing to over 10,000 schools in the United States. Professor F. Moulton of the University of Chicago, secretary, notes visual education as a remedy for current conditions. Motion pictures are essential for learning, offering dynamic processes and real insight beyond static text. The Junior and Senior Red Cross film work is highlighted, with support from state departments, educational bodies, and civic groups. Films are not replacements but supplements to textbooks and maps, adaptable to time needs and classroom use.
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Chicago, Dunes
F. Moulton
Uniersity of
Chicago
Ciety Amt
Mos
Lave
Vistel
Hecape Dife
Ead
Junior
Swaetican Med Cross
International Health
WL. T. 0
Pumerous Organ
Wellioe
Commere
Roy
Monlton
Schuels
Mrs A G McCollum Dies in Buconton Virginia
Mrs A G McCollum formerly Miss Harriott Everingham died today at her home in Buconton Virginia. She is survived by two daughters Miss Mae McCollum and Mrs C Lathan, and two sons Hubert F E and Viden A McColl of Athan.
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Buconton
A. G. McColum
Harriott Everingham
Hbove
Mae McCollum
Mra. C
Tham
Hubert FE
Viden A. McColl
Athan
Tribute Paintings Honor Atlanta Reserve Bank Leaders
The Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank honored Governor M. H. B. Wellborn and Joseph A. McCord, with portraits unveiled in the directors’ room. Present were Federal Reserve figures including Charles Hamlin and M. O. W. Bell, who praised their leadership, humility, and staff rapport while noting the bank’s respected status in the system.
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M. HB. Wellborn
Joseph A. McCord
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Bank Club of Atlanta
Me Reserve Lank
Ue Great Bank
Atlanta
Federal
Charles 3. Hamlin
Boston
Mass
Federal Reserve
Washington
Welborn
McCord
M. OW. Bell
Federal Reserve Bank Club
Bell Sant
Oscar Newton
Jackson National Bank
Jackson
Mise
Kate Edwards
Wellhorn
Charles ¥. Naegele
Marietta
M. B. Wellborn
Bank
Shanghai Building Shows Falling Off in 1922 Construction
Shanghai reports a fall in building activity in 1922 with 5,457 new structures erected, including 126 Chinese houses and 84 foreign sale buildings. Total value reached 15,926,000 taels, down from the prior year’s about five million taels. Public Works Commissioner’s report notes slower growth amid rising urban development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Commissioner of Public Works
Insurance policy ad tricks readers into buying travel coverage
A fragment outlines a deceptive sales pitch claiming a $1 policy grants travel and pedestrian accident insurance through The Atlanta Constitution. It cites an injured individual who paid $1 to rid a solicitor and received $40, then urges readers to subscribe, asserting wide accidents coverage and prompt payments via Stanton Insurance Agency in Georgia Savings Bank Building.
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Pawl
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta
Fulton County
Center
Stanton Insurance Agency
Georgia Savings Bank
Flat Iron
Stockholm's weekend gardens boost city life sign
In Stockholm on June 8 a weekly exodus of about 7,000 industrial workers bands to cooperative garden colonies. The gardeners, organized into 50 sections on urban outskirts, rent plots from 1,800 to 5,500 square feet for 2.50 to 15 dollars per season. They grow greens vegetables strawberries and other produce for personal use and a small profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stokholm
Cooperative Garden Aocietie
Individeala
Delinquent Girl Home Discussed At Meeting Here
Twenty prominent citizens met at the Diedmont hotel to form a temporary committee for improving facilities for delinquent girls and considering a home. Roy P Gates Mrs Harry Uelmar and James Morton head a subcommittee to draft a program and nominate permanent officers soon. Organizations present included the League of Women Voters the YMCA committee on church operation the Rotary club Associated Charities Civitan club and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citzens
Diedmont Hotel
Roy P. Gates
Harry Uelmar
James Morton
League of Women Voters
M.C. A
Committee On Church On Operation
The
Hotart Club
Associated Charities
Civitan Club
Eloper fined and girl freed in local case
N. E. Trapp, 20, married, was fined $16 after being arrested with Eva Henson, 16, for attempting to elope with the daughter of Trapp’s employer. Eva was returned to her father A A Henson after Judge Johnson dismissed her disorderly conduct charges. Trapp claimed he aided the girl’s attempt to leave for Pennsylvania to find work amid her alleged mistreatment.
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N. E. Trapp
Charles T. Marldox, Jr
J. K. Norris
George E. Johnson
Eva Henson
Trapp
A. A. Henson
Washington Street
Johnson
Pennsylvania
Widows Receive Distinguished Service Medals
In New York on June 8 Major General Bullard presented Distinguished Service Medals to Mrs. Charles Edgar widow of Charles Edgar and Mrs. Henry A. Hodge widow of Colonel Hodge of the army engineers corps for exceptionally meritorious and distinguished services during the World War.
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New York
Bullard
Charles Edgar
Henry A. Hodge
Colonel Hodge
Army Engineers Corps
Producers Leave Stage For Summer in New York
New York reports a summer lull as many producers exit the stage for vacation. Several shows announce closings this week while others linger under reduced runs. Talks of future “art” theaters surface, with Reinhardt and Gest planning autumn collaborations and Paris Grand Guignol touted for a season of “art” plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Gest
Max Reinhardt
Salzborg
Siesia
Reinhardt
Gest
Lea
Selwyns
Grand Guignol Theater Company of
Paris
New York
Closing Exercises of Douglas School Begin June 10
Douglas Ga June 8 Special The closing exercises of the Georgia Normal College and Business Institute of this city will begin on Sunday June 10 and close on June 14. The commencement sermon will be preached Sunday morning by Rev. George Hyman pastor of the First Baptist church of Tampa Fla a graduate of this institution. On Monday June 11 there will be the annual election of the alumni officers followed at 9 p m with the annual address by Colonel W S Lanier of Metter Ga and at 9 50 by the annual banquet in the Commercial building with 300 plates. On Wednesday morning the graduating exercises of the first and second sections of the commercial class will take place followed by the shorthand class that night. Thursday morning and afternoon will be given over to the exercises of the teachers class and at night to the scientific class.
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Douglas
Georgia Normal College and Business Institute
George Hyman
First Baptist Church of
Tampa
W. S. Lanier
Metter
T Te
Union Backs World Court Appeal at Meeting
New York church group Trustees the Church Peace Union pledged aid to President Harding to bring the United States into the world court. They urged all Christians regardless of party to join the effort and help bind the nation with other nations to secure peace and justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Church Peace Union
Harding
United States
Grew Asked to Prevent Break at Lausanne Peace Parley
Joseph Grew, chief American observer at the Near East peace conference, again urged to use his influence to avert a rupture between Turks and Allies. Open questions include debt relief for Turkey and the validity of the French Angora railroad concession, with negotiations hinting at a substitute for the Anatolian line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Associated Press
Joseph
Crew
Grew
Ismet
Angora
Turkey
Presidents' Club to Hear Traffic Problem Talks
The Presidents' club of Atlanta calls a special meeting for Thursday to discuss transportation and traffic conditions. H. M. Atkinson, chairman of the Georgia Railway and Power Company board, will speak on a constructive plan for Atlanta's current and future transportation problems. President Mell R. Wilkinson urged all members to attend. the informal session will be in Piedmont hotel room 123 with luncheon served.
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Presidents’ Club of
Atlanta
H. M. Atkinson
The
Georgia Railway and Lower Company
Mell R. Wilkinson
Piedmont Hotel
Chaner
Ten Injured After Lightning Strikes Streetcar in Cleveland
Ten people, including five women, were injured fleeing a burning streetcar struck by lightning during a thunderstorm in Cleveland. The inferno shattered every window as flames erupted from the motorman’s vestibule. Injured residents received first aid and returned home. The storm also caused extensive damage citywide and fatally struck Edward Paul, 13, by a live wire near his home.
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Cleveland
O. Fune
Edward Paul
Millionaire Widow Angered by Crawford Hill Marriage
Denver social leader Mrs. Crawford Hill widowed by Crawford DG reacts to her son Crawford InN Hill’s Paris marriage to Ann Elizabeth Kaufmann daughter of banker Louis G Kaufmann of New York. She refuses to recognize the daughter-in-law and calls her disgraced. The will leaves her late husband’s fortune to the Hill sons without provision for the daughter-in-law. It’s unclear if she will cut off the son’s allowance.
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Denver
Colo
Crawford Hill
Crawford DG
Paris
Crawford Inn
Ann Elizabeth Kaufmann
Louis G. Kaufmann
New York
Hill
Dry Leader Passes
Seattle June 8 George D. Conger 66 longtime head of the Anti-Saloon League in Washington died here Thursday after a brief illness He was prominent nationally in prohibition work
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
George D. Conger
Anti-Saloon League
Washington
Nine Children Deeded to Sister of Carolina Man
Greenville, June 3. Nine children of C Robertson were deeded to his sister Miss Elizabeth Robertson per a contract filed with the register of deeds today. The children's names listed are Nanie, Mildred, Charlie, Lela Mae, Dar Cleve, Nell, Royce and Mary.
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Greenville
C. ¥. Robertson
Elizabeth Robertson
Register of Deeds
Nanie
Mildred
Charlie
Lela Mae
Dar Cleve
Nell
Royce
Mary
New York Women Oppose Prohibition and Law Reform
The state wide women's constitutional committee, 500 clubs and 30 000 members, writes to President Harding that New York women oppose modification of the Volstead Act and repeal of the Mulian-Gage law. In Ajaccio the Bonaparte birthplace house is blocked from French access by Prince Napoleon.
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New York
Harding
Women's Constitutional Commitee
State of
Urester
Ajaccio
Sapneleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
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Thomas F. Gailor
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Senate
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Uftrding
Republican National Committee
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Honil
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Ween
Mays Medyl McCormick
Mark Hanna
Prohitition
Ccncerd Mhorenghl
South Sea Islands
A. G. McCollum
Tan
Daniel
Bangkoks
Daniel Bros. Company
Nettleton
Ae Schaffner & Marx
Stetson
Atlanta Reserve Bank
Shanghai Buiding
Francis Cott
Bradford
Priv de Rome
Rome
American Academy In Rome
Paul Chatman
Reginald R. Proolks
Stockholm
Westbrook Pegle
al Dolgan
June Cowl
Players Club
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Music Box
Adrienne
Athel Crother
Abie
Polly
Shaw
Zander
Alice Brady
London
Merton
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Pheales
Pulitzer PLC
Atlantic City
Moscow Art Theater Company
Douglas School
Carolina
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