Milwaukee to host 1922 world advertising convention
At a Tuesday banquet in Atlanta a committee of presidents named Milwaukee Wisconsin as the 1922 world advertising convention site with Atlantic City removed. E W McMahon praised Atlanta and the south for hospitality and industrial progress, noting Grady’s legacy and southern growth during the past 35 years. The day featured eight departmental sessions and a nominating panel to pick a potential international president, with McIntosh of Chicago and Hopkins of New York seen as leading contenders.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Ad Club of
Atlanta
Capital City
E. W. McMahon
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
South
Henry Grady
Charles Henry McIntosh
Chicago
George W. Hopkins
New York
Community Advertising Department
National Association of Newspaper Executives
Colomn
Democrats Attack Harding Record In Senate Debates
Senate Democrats led by Senator Pat Harrison assailed Republican claims of three months of Harding era achievements. He mocked tariff policy, delays on a Germany peace resolution, and fiscal pledges, citing tax costs and deficiencylike appropriations. The session included sharp interjections as Republicans mostly remained silent.
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Democrats
Harding
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Harrison
Germany
Lojge
Knox
Republican Senate
Boone
Alaska
Lasker
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Sawyer
Kenyon
Iowa
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Poindexter
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Httle
Pennsyyvania
Lodge
House
Heg
John Sharp Willams
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Gerry
Rhode Island
Reed Smoot
Utah
MeiteHer
Tennese
Daugherty plans restitution drive on war gougers
Attorney General Daugherty announces disgorgement plans and criminal statutes to be invoked against wartime contractors who profiteered. A cabinet endorsed study aims to root out graft, with a special Justice Department division led by top legal talent. The effort seeks to inform the public and clear honest business of stigma without sensationalism.
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John Gleissner
United News
Washington
Daugherty
Harding
Department of Justice
Congress
America
Theng
Britain to grant Arabs self rule in Mesopotamia
London—The British government will replace the British administration in Mesopotamia with an Arab assembly and an Arab ruler during the coming summer. Secretary for the Colonies Winston Churchill announced in the House of Commons that the ruler will be elected by the people.
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London
Mesopotamia
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Fifty Years Ago Origin of the Coon Song
Fragmented reading notes report a man Sam Johnson arraigned for assault on Black women with alleged murder intent, plus garbled items: forerunner of kultur, dwellers in Atlanta factory move, a Broad Street merchant wedding letter You Can Search Us, and romantic vignettes.
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Sam Johnson
Justice Johnson
Sam
Atlanta
Broad Street
World War Blame Placed by Gompers at AFL Talk
Denver June 14 President Samuel Gompers blamed the recent world war on German organized labor in an AFL convention address. He acknowledged responsibility for the remarks and blamed German labor for failing at a critical hour, saying action could have stopped the war. The report notes responses from Canadian and British labor delegates and warnings about Irish issues and unity within American labor posted during the gathering.
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Gompers
Denver
Germany
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Organized Labor Movement
Great Britain
Canada
Gompera
Federation
Apenka
W. F. Bush
Canadian Trades and Labor Congress
Congress
Mongo County
West Virginia
James B. Thomas
Ireland
Mr. Thomas
America
Sunday Movies Lose In Referendum Vote In Michigan Village
Marlette Michigan vote tally 270 to 1 bans Sunday movies after a referendum proposed by Harry Hoborth owner of the village theater. A months long campaign mobilized every eligible voter to decide on Sabbath observance.
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Michigan Village
Marlette
Mich
Harry Hoborth
Moon Picture Theater
Hobloth
Leaders of Labor Attacked in Donnelly Talk
Reuben H. Donnelly of Chicago assails union leaders as grafters and power seekers and urges the bonus system as the path to defeat labor unionism. He cites his printing plant where workers asked to return after leaving unions if cards would be torn up for the bonus plan. Miss Mary Wheat named chairman of the women’s division. Miss Hoagland joins executive committee. meeting adjourns to continue Wednesday.
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Reuben H. Donnelly
Chicago
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Edison Hall
Donnelly
Boon
Mary H Wheat
St. Louis
Bertha Shaffer
Philadelphia
Jessamine G. Hoagland
Associated Advertia‘ing
Miss Wheat
Atlanta Woman's Club
Coloma 3
Spring Drought Record Equalled Here on Tuesday
Atlanta endures a twenty fourth day of the dry spell as a spring drought record is equalled. Temperatures climbed from 78 in the morning to 93 in the afternoon before easing to 85 under a developing cloud bank. Forecasters differ on rain chances with local weather bureau warning of continued heat and dry conditions while Washington predicts cloudy unsettled weather.
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von Herrmann
Washington
Cotton Belt
Oklahoma City
Little Rock
New England
Great Lakes
Central Valley
Dynamite blast in train crash near Wallerville
New Albany Mississippi June 14 A explosion of a car of dynamite after two freight trains collided head on south of here killed one man. Several injured and fourteen cars of perishable freight wrecked. Trains 135 and 136 collided at Wallerville. Both engineers and one fireman escaped. another fireman Frank Mals is believed killed.
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New Albany
Miss
St. Louis
San Francisco
Here
Wallerville
Frank Mals
Wife of Slayer of Brown Sticks by Her Husband
In DeKalb County Homer Thompson was sentenced to life in the penitentiary for the March 4 murder of Brent Brown. The jury, after about an hour and a half of deliberation, found him guilty with a mercy recommendation. Thompson’s wife, present throughout the trial, voiced intent to stick with him despite divorce proceedings begun years earlier.
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Homer Thompson
Brnt Brown
DeKalb County
John B Hutcheson
Hutcheson
Thompson
Thompson Close
Sticka
All Essays Must Be Mailed Today for Entry in Contest
Essays for the Good Roads Highway Transport contest in Georgia must be mailed by today. High school entrants must submit papers not exceeding 500 words, matted by June 15, postmarked by June 25 for judging. Top entries advance to national judging for a four year university scholarship funded by H S Firestone, with Georgia prizes including a Grolier Book set, $24 book credit, and $10 value books or pictures.
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Constitution
Georgia
M. L. Brittain
Washinon
H. S. Firestone
Grolier Society
Lester Book and Stationery Company
Southern Book Quaceriy
Lines Drawn For Warm Fight For Leadership
The candidacy of George W Hopkins for president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World has split lines with Charles Henry Mackintosh. New York delegation announced Hopkins entry, prompting early endorsements from Sam C Dobbs W C G D Arcy F W Kellogg T W Le Quatte and John Sullivan. Chicago backers of Mackintosh continued to expect an uncontested race as delegates gathered in Atlanta.
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George W Hopkins
New York
Associated Advertising Clubs
Charles Henry Mackintosh
Chicago
Mr Hopkins
Association
Advertising
Llubs
Hopkins
Mr. Hopkins
Sam C Dobbs
Atlanta
W. CG. D'Arcy
St Louis
F W. Kellogg
Los Angeles Express
T. W. le Quatte
Ninth District
John Sullivan
American Newspaper Association
Mackintosh
Weather Outlook for Washington and vicinity
Cloudy and unsettled forecast with cooler east portion on Wednesday and partly cloudy Thursday. Local report notes mean temperatures around 84 with normal 16 and rainfall data showing small deficits. No precise highs or lows clearly stated in readable text.
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Washington
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