Admiral Sims Defends Quotes In Garbled Cable
Washington June 12 Rear Admiral William S Sims says press quotes of his English speaking union remarks misrepresented and garbled. He asserts the original statements in The Victory at Sea and public talks advocate better Anglo American relations. Secretary Denby says no action yet. inquiry decisions await Sims's return to report in Washington.
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Washington
London
Sinn Fein
William S. Sims
Denby
America
United States
Navy Department
Admiral Sims
Sims
Boston
Daniels
Five Graze Death In Crash Of Car And Truck
A George Moore Ice Cream truck collided with a car on East Georgia Avenue near Fraser Street Sunday afternoon. Auto occupants were three young white men. none injured. The truck driver fled. a male passenger named Chick was detained. Witness John Dixon said both vehicles were speeding and the truck notably cut in.
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George Moore Ice Cream Company
Pegro
East Georgia Avenue
Fraser Street
L. L. Stovall
Cooper Street
D. A. McDuffie
Ware Street
East Point
Willie Jones
South
Forsyth Street
Chick
John Dixon
Conley Street
Laws Seen Stabilizing Cotton Industry and Courts
Senator Edge predicts federal international banking groups will finance foreign exports, stabilizing the cotton industry. Governor Alten claims Kansas Industrial Court law ideas will spread nationally under federal statutes, as discussed in interviews in The Constitution.
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Paul Stevenson
United States
Walter E. Edge
New Jersey
Henry J. Alten
Kansas
Alleged liquor seller shot by day officer in raid
Federal Prohibition Officer Harry Sapphire shot and seriously wounded Charles Neely after a sequence of liquor raids Sunday. Sapphire said he bought whisky from W F Howard then a pint from Mrs Saxton on Lee Avenue and a gallon jug from her, later stopping at Elliott and Hunter streets where Neely allegedly sold more whisky and tried to strike him with the jug before the shooting occurred.
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Harry Sapphire
Charles Néely
Grady Hospital
Sapphire
W. F. Howard
Saxton
Lee Avenue
Elliott
Hunter Streets
Neely
New Wing Promises Able Landing on Small Fields
A Dayton Wright Co invention by G M Williams claims a new airplane wing will boost carrying capacity fivefold and speed to 220 to 150 mph while enabling 2500 pounds of payload plus fuel for a thousand mile flight. It supports loading to maximum and allows landings on emergency strips or small fields, with continued discussion on page 0.
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New York
M. Willams
Dayton Wright Company
Lakewood Ostrich Farm Destroyed in Fire Loss Put at 30000
The Lakewood ostrich farm burned Sunday night at 8 30 causing an estimated loss of 30000 dollars. All the ostriches were saved. No one was present when the fire started. Mrs. Bradley supervisor of the farm was in Atlanta. George H Mosely president of the farm in London England. H J Batacher vice president in South Pasadena California. The city department saved surrounding buildings and only the ostrich building burned. Main damage came from 25000 dollars worth of ostrich plumes shipped from another farm of the same concern. The building damage is 5000 dollars. Origin of the blaze unknown.
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Lakewood
Tinkham Renews Attack on Dixie Representation
Washington June 12. George Holden Tinkham of Massachusetts will introduce tomorrow a resolution seeking to reduce southern representation in Congress. The move follows his defeat when attempting to bring the measure before the house under a personal privilege after the census committee withheld action. Continued on Page 15, Col. 1.
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Horeigh Hotel
Washington
Census Committee
House
Tinkham
Congress
George Holden Tinkham
Eleventh Congressional District
Massachusetts
Governor Allen Opens 17th Advertising Clubs World Convention
Governor Henry J. Allen of Kansas delivered a forceful address urging undiluted Americanism and opposing disruptive strikes at the opening ceremonies of the seventeenth annual convention of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. Georgia Governor Hugh M. Dorsey and Mayor Key spoke, Rowe Stewart of Atlanta gave the response, and Samuel C. Dobbs presided as master of ceremonies as the Auditorium filled with attendees.
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Henry J. Allen
Kansas
Hugh M. Dorsey
Georgia
Key
Rowe Stewart
Ad Club Association
8. C. Dobbs
Samuel C Dobbs
Atlanta
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Advertising Exhibit Opens During City Gala Weekend
Train crowds fill the day as delegates arrive and a city gala blooms with hats bands and decorations. Automobiles line the streets while the Atlanta Auditorium hosts a public advertising exhibit from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily except Tuesday evening, featuring campaigns and posters from the United States Canada and foreign countries including Austria Italy.
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Atlanta Auditorium
United States
Canada
Italy
Advertising Club Delegates Welcome In Atlanta
Paul Warwick reports a lively welcome as about 3500 delegates to the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World descend on Atlanta. The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul group led a large arrival, with heavy crowds at Terminal Union and Brookwood stations. Auto fleets parked along streets hailed ad men as they gathered for the week’s meetings. The Philadelphia party traveled in the so called President’s Special, amid a bustling welcoming scene.
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Francis E. Price
Carolyn Dyer
Atlanta
L. E. Hood
Philadelphia
Poor Richard Club
W. V. Crowley
Rowe Stewart
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Stewart
Carl Bloomingdale
Poor Richard ‘Club
W. R. C. Smith
The
Philadelphia Record
M.A. O’donnell
Grace Crawley Oakley
Pennsylvania Hotel
New York
Jane J. Martin
Av Ay C
Joy True
Frank B. White
Chicago
Claire Samels
Reuben H. Donnelly
Fred Houser
Welcomers
Brookwood Station
Paul Warwick
Associated Advertising Clubs
Richmond
Terminal Station
Walcome
Corpa
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Brookwood
Harry
Partial cloudiness for several states in forecast
The forecast shows partly cloudy conditions across multiple regions. Monday and Tuesday are expected to bring little temperature change, with fair conditions in the Carolinas and Virginia, and scattered showers possible in East Texas and surrounding areas.
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Washington
Tennessee
Kentucky
Florida
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Alabama
New Orleans
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Texas
East
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Edge
Federal Banking Act
Edge—“Industrial Court
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Fuzzy Woodruff
Mra. I. B
Davia
Forsyth
Church Streets
Kimball House
Miiagled
Lakewood Ostrich
Dixie
DY Clark Howeliy Ju
Rau
Ameramish
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