Live Wire Auto Dealer Losey Resigns to Join Westcott
R H Losey longtime manager of the Atlanta Buick Motor Co. branch resigns to become assistant general manager and general sales manager for Westcott Motor Co. of Richmond Ind. He will relocate to the north but plans frequent Atlanta visits to bolster Westcott sales here.
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Atlanta
Buick
Westcott
Buick Motor Company
Westcott Motor Company
Hich Mond
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Gates
North
Westcott Company
Mr. Losey
Butek Mater Company
Indignepails
Richmond
Tichmond
Tosey
Heritage of Service in The Roadmender Poem
A passage from The Roadmender by Michael Fairless urges humility before divine ordinance. It contrasts self isolation with service to others and all of creation, urging the faithful to seek and serve God in fellow humans and in creatures when called by name.
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Michael Fairless
Seneca
Emory Enrollment Figures Corrected by Emory President
Emory College president James E. Dickey denounces a June 11 article claiming intercollegiate sports bans. He asserts enrollment figures from 1907 through 1923 show no period with slightly over 200 students, and faults the report for misgrade communication. The Constitution publishes his letter correcting the record and explains the error stemmed from a reporter’s misread.
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James E. Dickey
Emory College
Dickey
Miss Mary Browne Retains National Lawn Tennis Title
Philadelphia June 14 Miss Mary Browne of California today retained her title as women’s national lawn tennis champion by defeating Miss Dorothy Green of the Merton Cricket club in straight sets 6-3 6-5. In doubles Browne and Mrs. Robert Williams of Boston beat Green and Miss Idna Wildey of Plainfield 12-10 8-4 6-2.
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Philadelphia
Mary Brown
California
Dorothy Green
Merton Cricket Club
Philadephia Cricket Club
Tall Buildings a Necessity for American Urban Art
The article argues tall buildings are inevitable in dense centers, profitable, and require strong construction with water and fire safety. It emphasizes independence from common restrictions, self-reliance, and the chance to showcase distinctively American architectural art through ambitious towers like Singer, Metropolitan, and Woolworth.
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Singer Tower
Metropolitan
Woolworth
Ster
The Bivouac of the Dead Inspires Silent Rest
A fragment echoes the poem on disciplined soldiers and the fallen. The muffled drum and last tattoo mark the end of a life’s parade as brave troops lie at rest on fame’s eternal camping ground. Their tents are spread and glory keeps solemn vigil.
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Hfe
Oakland plant runs at full capacity in 1914 car boom
Oakland’s vice president George B. Daniels says the plant operates at capacity with 13,100 workers and May shipments averaging 50 cars. Over 1,200 dealers sell Oaklands, season business near 16 million dollars. Oaklands face strong demand next year as the model 1914 gains popularity in Atlanta and abroad.
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Oakland
George B. Daniels
Motter
Oaklands
Atlanta
South
Hfe
Wisconsin Income Tax Sparks Civic Pride in State Debate
State Senator Bosshard lauds Wisconsin’s income tax as civic booster while warning national plans fail a similar exemption. He cites Italy and Britain, noting Wisconsin set exemptions at 800 for single, 1200 for married, and 200 per child, averaging 1286, with protests from nonpaying residents turning to public-spirited support as taxes rise. He warns federal plans with a $1000 exemption would miss this civic effect and risk class bias.
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Lestie
Wisconsin
Bosshard
Europe
Italy
Great Britain
Salngla
A Judge’s Good Advice On Unjust Indictments
A New York judge urges caution to juries amid concerns that indictments may be unjust. He warns against presuming guilt and stresses the harm caused by hasty or unfounded accusations, urging juries to focus on evidence before delivering verdicts.
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Theu
Guttons
Avery Cass
New York
Enim Tapsterton
Aly
Tim
Trap Shooters Gather at Dayton Grand American Handicap
Dayton Ohio June 14 Trap shooters from all parts of the United States and Canada are arriving in Dayton for the grand American handicap shoot to be held there next week. Entry list tonight showed 481 names with expectations of about 500 as a new attendance record for America s blue ribbon gun event. Week program includes Monday practice open to all Tuesday amateur and professional championships Wednesday preliminary handicap Thursday grand American handicap Friday consolation handicap professionals double handicap and amateurs double handicap.
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Dayton
Ohio
United States
Canada
America
World’s Wealthiest Man Mi Anwar Exposed
The czar of livesix te the wealthiest man, richer than Rockefeller or Rothschilds, earning over 2.5 million pounds yearly. He owns land in Europe and Ireland and a Siberian estate yielding vast sums, with an annual income around 7,590,000. He saves large sums for his four daughters and potential sons-in-law.
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Rhener
John TD
Rockefelter
Rothschilds
Hinefvil
Lana
Siberia
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