CONSTITUTION ON THE WAY TO NEW YORK CITY AT 2 P.M.
A report covers the Constitution’s arrival plans in New York, plus a lengthy critique of Rear Admiral William S. Sims. It notes Sims is under fire for remarks about Sinn Fein and U S naval policy, recounting prior public criticisms and investigations. The piece weighs his naval merit against frequent verbal indiscretions and calls for guard against his outspoken tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 5. Sims
Amerian
Naval War College
Newport
R. J
Washington
Denby
Sims
London
Sinn Fein
Amercan
United States Senate
Jackass
Medill McCormick
Spain
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Wilson
Daniels
Senate
Training schools for policemen urged by Pinkerton leader
William A. Pinkerton urged police training schools in large cities at a St. Louis convention. He stressed up-to-date fingerprint and criminal records to deter repeat offenders and argued policing should be a trained profession, requiring apprenticeship and proven competence, not size or weaponry alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Pinkerton
International Association of Chiefs of Police
St. Louis
Star
Billy
Markeman
Advertising bids to boost Walton County’s business strength
The Walton Gay News reports leaders across lines of business plan a sweeping advertising push to showcase local resources. A reader quotes plans to mobilize town and county commerce through printer’s ink, urging united backing to sustain press power and economic growth in Georgia communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton Gay News
United Business
Georgia
Just From Georgia By EBANEK L STANTON
A fragmented editorial style piece features songs and poems about spring, blossoming country scenes, and nostalgic longing with references to The Forsaken Feast and The Green Forest Tribune. It includes an excerpt from Laura Blackburn in The Chicago Tribune and mentions a goahead mood from The Tifton Gazette, plus a quip about fashion from The Chicago News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Blackburn
Chicago Tribune
I Accept and the Outlook Poem on Death
Franklin K. Lane, former Interior Secretary, reflected on acceptance of death with the creed I accept. A lifelong friend’s poem from The Outlook follows, contemplating what might lie beyond the veil and whether love, memory, and familiar voices persist beyond life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin K. Lane
Secretary of the Interior
Lane
One Year Ago Today at the Republican National Convention
A fragmentary report notes the convention's impact as factories in New England faced closures or idle status. The text references political events and regional economic effects tied to the GOP gathering a year prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican National
New England Fund
England
England Tire
Bits of New York Life by O O Mintyre
A reflective column on New York City life in June, noting Bronx scenes, street vendors, movies, subways, and Times Square bustle. The author observes Berlin like contrasts from parks and parlors to ferryboats and theater queues, ending with a comic moral about finding dirt in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
O. O. Mintyre
Bronx
Paris
Enyons
Albany
Subway
Times Square
Jolson
Health Talks Colic Myths And Old Wives Tales
William Brady M D debunks the old fashioned baby colic craze noting most crying and stomach distress often stem from misdiagnosed ear infections or bad night handling. He cites Dr T Wood Clarke urging ear examinations and warns against overuse of peppermint oil castor oil and enemata. Also includes patient questions about laboratory technician training and vegetables grown with human waste.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oller
Folka
Grandma
T. Wood Clarke
Utica
N. Y
Medical Society
State of
New York
Otsus Medina
Colle
Clarita
Week Ahead Star Forecast and Career Luck Predictions
What the Stars Predict. The stars are favorable today for seeking favors or appointments. Gifts such as engagement rings carry good augury and a notable yet little known woman may reach a high place soon. An economic uptick and improved employment conditions are forecast for the summer. People born today may enjoy fortune, while children born now tend toward success but caution.
Upward Citizenry and the Call to Higher Life
In this 1821 column, Emersonian ideas urge continual ascent in life. The author emphasizes moving away from dry history toward living memory, honoring labor including that of the scrub woman, and pursuing upward tasks with will and effort.
Anniversaries From 1580 To 1871 In Brief Fatalities and Celebrations
Today's anniversaries list notable dates and figures: 1580 death of Tula de Campeons in Lisbon, born 1524. 1798 Father Murphy killed at Arilon. 1813 Anson Morrill born in Belgrade and died in Augusta. 1816 Coryton convention for Indiana. 1840 Whigs celebrate at Fort Meigs with William Henry Harrison. 1846 Polk asks Senate advice on Oregon offer. 1865 Rose Bonheur awarded the Legion of Honor. 1871 Morse statue unveiled in Central Park New Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tula de Campens
Portugal
Lisbon
Murphy
Arilon
Anson P. Morrill
Maine
Belgrade
Augusta
Coryton
Indianga
Old Fort Meigs
Ohio
William Henry Harrison
Presidant Polk
Senate
England
Oregon
Rose Bonheur
Legion of Honor
F. B. Morse
Central Park
Newark
Anniversary News From Clergy and Colleges Today
The Most Rev Henry Moeller archbishop of Cincinnati marks his 45th priesthood anniversary. Agsgo geten Harvard clubs open their annual reunion at Nwaukee and run into tomorrow. Henry Wallace secretary of agriculture speaks today at the semi centennial commencement of Massachusetts Agricultural College. Sll negroes are under sentence to be hanged for murders from the Blaine Arkansas race riots of October 1919. Grinnell College, oldest in town, is seventy five today dating from June 10 1846 founded as Iowa College by graduates of Andover Theological Seminary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Moeller
Cincinnati
Agsgogeten Harvard
Nwaukee
Henry Wallace
Massachussetts Agricultural College
Blaine
Ark
Grinnell College
Iowa College
Andover Theological Seminary
Notable Birthdays Reflect Early 20th Century Figures
Today marks anniversaries for several prominent figures. Dr David Jayne Hill, former U S ambassador to Germany, born in Plainfield New Jersey 72 years ago. Senator William S Kenyon of Iowa born Elyria Ohio 52 years ago. Senator Charles A Culberson of Texas born Dadeville Alabama 66 years ago. Caroline Hazard longtime president of Wellesley College born Peace Dale Rhode Island 65 years ago. Boxer Battling Levinaky born Philadelphia 30 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Jayne Hill
United States
Germany
Plainfield
N. J
William S. Kenyon
Iowa
Elyria
Ohio
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Dadeville
Ala
Caroline Hazard
Bresident
Wellesley College
Peace Dale
R. L
Battling Levinaky
Philadelphia
Farmers to Organize Ware County Livestock Association
A mass meeting is called in Waycross to organize a Ware county livestock land marketing association. County farm officials and federal agricultural personnel will assist in forming a permanent body. Strong local interest from farmers and business community noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waycress
Ware County
Waycroas
Georgia Farm Bureau President States His Position
The Georgia Farm Bureau Federation advisory board met in Atlanta on May 16 and adopted three resolutions favoring centralized oil inspectors and changes to fertilizer inspecting, while supporting the Department of Agriculture. The letter argues the State Bureau of Markets is costly and ineffective, proposes economies saving over 300,000 annually, and defends the federation against critics Brown and Jackson. It urges editorial consideration and publication of the full letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeje
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Atlanta
State Bureau of Markets
Department of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
State College of Agriculture
Farm Bureau Federation
Farmers of Georgia
Georgia
Andrew M. Soule
Farm
Thia
Aorgia
State College of eAgriculture
Met
Department of the Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Commissioner Brown
L B Jackson
Brown
Mr Jackson
Messrs. Brown
Jackson
Dr. Soule
J. J. Brown
G. B. Jackson
Thei Real Faste
Georgia Fanm Bureau
PEPER
Aston
RH. Kelley
Auvapta
Council 10 Discuss Parking Regulations Meeting
The ordinance committee will meet at 10 o'clock Friday morning to consider matters for action. Chairman Alvin Richardson presides. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce proposes designating the area near the Henry Grady monument on Marietta Street as a non parking zone. The Atlanta Advertist club asks for visitor parking during next week's Advertising convention despite current traffic rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Richardson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Henry Grady
Marietta Street
Council
Charles E. Robertson
Chamber of Commerce
U S Questions Titles to Land In Three Georgia Counties
Condemnation proceedings by the United States assistant district attorney target 5603 acres in Lumpkin Union and Fannin counties. Nine holders including Cobb & Smith Timber Co William Burnett Bloodmount Lumber Co and others face government action over suspected detective titles. Parties will be notified and appear for a ruling on claims while landowners cannot sell or transfer until final decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Assistant District Attorney
Lumpkin
Union
Fannin
United States
Cobb & Smith Timber Company
William Burnett
Bloodmount Lumber Company
B.S. Lunsford
J W Gansford
Alice Painter
Twenty Five Tech ROTC Men to Receive 20 Lieutenancies
Georgia Tech ROTC announces twenty five cadets will receive commissions as second lieutenants in the U S Army Officers Reserve Corps. Eleven graduates will be commissioned on commencement day when they reach age twenty one. Others completing training but not graduating will also be recommended for commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Georgia Tech
Officers’ Reserve Corps
United States Army
A. L Pendleton
J. H Almand
L E Anderson
R. P. Bell
M. O. Berry
H_ M_ Burnham
J. W. Childe
J. M. Gorham
C & Hays
W. H. Herndon
T. D. House
A. S Howell, Jr
W. W. Hunt
H I, Jacobs
W.A, Knapp
J. M, McCleskey
A. P Markett
God. Nuckolls
R. C. Pate
J. W. Robinson
W A, Robison
B.D Sledge
F. H. Taylor
T. P. Weston
J G Wilson
Sra
Airey - M Carnes
B My Lastman
W. Hyers
Trestle Dynamited Near Fitzgerald Paragons Evade Arrest
An A. B. A railway trestle east of Fitzgerald was dynamited Thursday morning, causing about 100 damage. Perpetrators were not captured as repair crews restored traffic by daylight. an Atlanta automobile was seen near the scene and a Fitzgerald car chased the fleeing vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Atlanta
Speaker to Talk on Income Tax in Atlanta Dinner
Haro]a R. Young national retail dry goods general counsel will speak to the Atlanta Retail Merchants' association and the Presidents' club at a dinner this evening in the chamber of commerce assembly hall at 8 30. Ivan E. Allen will introduce him. Young will discuss the income tax and the proposed turnover tax, with a general invitation extended to all city merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haro
R. Young
Washington
National Retall Dry Goods Association
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Presidents’ Club
Chamber of Commerce Assembly Hall
Ivan E. Allen
Young
Attendance Heavy at Methodist Meet in Decatur
Forty seven churches of the North Atlanta Methodist conference are represented among the 300 ministers at the annual convention held at the Decatur orphans home. Bishop Warren A. Candler preached the opening sermon and presided over the morning session. In the afternoon the convention focused on reports concerning the diocese charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Atlanta Methodist Conference
Decatur Orphans' Home
Warren A. Candler
Ye Tea Partye of Ye Olden Tymes Aids Church Rebuilding
A play staged by the women of Wary Methodist church Thursday at Elaton Street school raised a neat sum for rebuilding the Georgia Avenue Presbyterian church which burned on April 10. The production lampooned manners and fashions of Americans fifty years ago. An Ararat Grotto entertainment follows at 8 o clock tonight in the Grotto hall Forsyth build.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wary Methodist
Elaton Street
Georgia Avenue Presbyterian Church
Stabbing at Auburn Avenue Quarrel Ends in Murder Charge
Welborn of 227 Auburn Avenue was stabbed with an ice pick in a Thursday quarrel on Auburn Avenue. Henry Bryant of 15 Old East Street, a 39 year old Black man, was arrested and held at the police station on a murder charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welborn
Courea
Aubur Avenue
Lesth
Auburn
Aventer
Henry Bryant
Eat Street
Roads Seek Eight Hour Depot Hours Across Georgia Towns
Georgia carriers filed with the state railroad commission to switch depots in towns under ten thousand to eight-hour schedules. They project annual savings of about $659,857, arguing current overtime costs are high, while patrons fear inconvenience and business disruption. Hearing set for July 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
State Railroad Commission
Head of Trustees to Oppose Regents Plan in Georgia
Former Governor Nat EB Waris chairs the Georgia School of Technology board and opposes Governor elect Hardwick s plan to replace local boards with a state board of regents He argues a regents board cannot give each school the close attention it requires and would be less responsive to local affairs The move cites a belief that local bodies are better suited to manage higher education concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat EB Waris
Georgia School of Technology
Hardwicks
Board of Regents
Non-Union Music to Play at Ad Club Convention Events
Non union musicians will entertain delegates at the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World convention in Atlanta, June 12 to 16. A dispute arose after East Lake and Piedmont Driving clubs dismissed their union orchestra and hired non union players. Lane's orchestra also refused Thursday, though unrelated to East Lake. Club officials promise ample music for the events and parade entertainments despite the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Atlanta
East Lake
Piedmont Driving Club
Atlanta Musicians Union
East Leake
Lane
Ad Club
East Lake J
Promised Music
Portrait of Former Head to Be Unveiled at Orphanage Today
The memory of Rev H. L Crumley will be honored at the unveiling of a portrait during 4 o'clock exercises at the Decatur Methodist Orphanage. Mr. Mc Davies will be the principal speaker and the children will perform. Crumley led the orphanage for 20 years, guiding it to prominence in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L Crumley
Decatur Methodist Orphanage
Mc Davies
Mr Crumley
Degree to Be Given by Euclid Council
Euclid council No. 33, Royal and Select Masters, will confer the degrees of Cryptic Masonry at an assembly June 13. The royal master degree will be conferred by past masters of Euclid council, a first in Georgia. Georgia grand officers including Charles L. Bass, E A McHan, and W P Martin plan to attend. Applications may be received by Recorder John A. Bishop at 208 Peek Building on or before Monday, June 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euclid Council
Georgia
Charles L. Bass
Masons
E A, McHan
Grand Royal Arch
W. P. Martin
Adairsville
Grand Council
John A. Bishop
Peek Building
Plans outlined for Negro Tag Day in Atlanta
The colored auxiliary of the Atlanta Associated Charities met at Butler Street M. C. 4 to map plans for the annual Negro Tag Day on July 4. Churches fraternal groups and insurers will supply workers. The event supports care for Atlanta’s destitute colored. Past totals were $250 in 1919 and $600 in 1920. organizers hope for higher in 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Associated Charities
Butler Street
Psychological Free School of Health Meeting in Atlanta
The regular meeting will be Sunday at 3 30 in the assembly room of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce. Community program from 3 30 to 4 will be led by J E McHee. A H Goodrich will lecture light on the path. Special vocal and instrumental numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psychological Free School of Health
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
J. E. McHee
A. H. Goodrich
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