Atlanta to mark seventy-fifth birth jubilee and fair tie
The city plans a diamond jubilee to celebrate Atlanta's seventy-fifth birthday, launched at a Presidents' Club dinner at the Piedmont Hotel. Mayor Walter A. Sims supports the idea, and an Executive Committee led by Mell Wilkinson and Oscar Mull will organize the event with Southeastern Fair involvement.
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Atlanta
Presidents’ Club
Piedmont Hotel
Emmett Tl. Quinn
Atlanta Federation of ‘Trades
Walter A. Sims
Nuother
Sims
Mayor Sims
Mell R. Wilkinson
Presidents' Club
J. Paxon
Oscar Mull
Tuiton County
Atlata
Seim
Iaota
Appeal From Beauty Proof Jury Ends With No Damages
Chicago, June 14. Mrs. Gladys Graham Fox sought 250000 damages from Albert Fuchs claiming alienation of affection. A first jury awarded 5000 dollars, a second jury awarded zero, and the attorney immediately sought a third trial.
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Chicago
Gladys Graham Fox
Albert Fuchs
Fuchs
Touring Bureau of Constitution Passes Busy Day
All Atlanta demonstrates strong interest in The Constitution's personally conducted automobile tour to Savannah and Tybee for the three day sea road celebration. Reservations are dwindling and inquiries pour in about reduced hotel rates and the Metropolitan moving picture showing the tour. The Cannon Motor ambulance and Quick Life tire service cars prepare to aid, with white crews in rear escort for any roadside needs.
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J. 0
Willoughby
Atlanta
Constitution
Savannnah and
Tybee
Georgia
Constitution- Metropolitan Moving Picture
Friends of the Constitution
Metropolitan Theater
Cannon Motor Company
Quick Life Service
Savannah
King Tut’s Tomb Modern Compared With Latest Find
Workmen excavating for a building in Des Moines ate the disturbers of King Tut for about 20,000 years. They unearthed a mastodon jaw bone and two teeth about 20 feet down. State Geologist James Lees says the remains are at least 25,000 years old and could be two or three times that age.
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Dea Moines. In
James Lees
Long-Sought Crook Captured in Spain After Years
San Francisco agents learned Carl Jen Drossner, a world war hero and international crook, was captured in Seville, Spain, after years of pursuit. A son of a prominent San Francisco family, he has spent time in reform school and San Quentin, now wanted for a San Jose automobile theft.
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San Francisco
Cal
Department of Justice
Carl Jen Drossner
Seville
Spain
Drossner
Reform School
San Quentin
San Jose
Belgian Cabinet Resigns Over Bi Lingual Issue
The Belgian cabinet decided to resign over the Flemish language law at Ghent University. The senate approved the bill mandating Flemish in all Ghent courses, provoking student unrest and security measures for Flemish deputies and homes. The Flemish question dominates Belgium politics and risks unity amid broader reparations debates.
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Associated Press
Fransels
Ghent University
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Brung
Chamber
Pierre van Paassen
Belgium
Ruhr
Cosmetic use among young men shocks Missouri era idols
In St Louis on June 14 Rodolph Valentina and other Main Street idols are credited with a new form of male cosmetics emancipation. Missouri Pharmaceutical association reports many young men use cold cream to cleanse pores and conceal skin care, while high grade powder prevents collar rubbing and the hair gloss sells rapidly.
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St. Louis
Rodolph Valentina
F. H. Fricks
United News
McLean Calls Cotton Reports Disastrous To Growers
Blowing Rock North Carolina June 14 A W McLean of Lumberton former War Finance director labeled USDA cotton planting intentions and unconsumed supply reports disastrous asserting neither was reliable or worth serious consideration He warned the cotton industry remains highly hazardous due to speculation and lack of dependable market data The remarks were made before a Cotton Seed Crushers convention with continuation noted on page 3 column 6
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Associated Press
Blowing Rock
N. C
United States of Agriculture
A. W. McLean
Lumberton
War Finance Corporation
McLean
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of
North and South Carolina
Department of Agriculture
Department
Washington
Newspa
German Uprising Flares as Ruhr Sabotage Escalates
Berlin reports spark of revolution across Germany amid heavy fighting in the Ruhr. Guerilla actions in the Rhineland target coal mines and industry while passive resistance sours under occupation. In Recklinghausen French troops shoot two German doctors after curfew. Dortmund records a killed police officer and Dr Guelke, shot after curfew. French measures tighten in Hoechst. a woman is shot near Berne in Cologne. Sabotage disrupts Liblar rail lines as the mark plummets to a record low of 116000 to the dollar.
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Berlin
Germany
Ruhr
Rhineland
Recklinghausen
Dortmund
Guelke
Hoechst
Cologne
Berne
Liblar
London
Paris
Rhineland Commission
Herr Mueller
Essen ‘Workers’ Council
Krupp
Smartial Board
Dusseldorf
Herne
Presented With Babe Babe Slashing Tragedy in Chicago
Chicago June 14. While his wife Jay at St Francis hospital fondling their newborn first baby Carl C Pavey 32 slashed his throat and died. The pretty young mother has not been notified of the tragedy hospital officials fearing she could not survive the shock. Pavey held a responsible position with an electrical company here and officials cannot account for his act. He was not known to be troubled with financial affairs.
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Chicago
Jay
St. Francis Hospital
Carl C. Pavey
Hospital Aligenes
Pavey
Forest Fire Destroys Prosperous Quebec Villages
June 14 report says a forest fire yesterday destroyed the prosperous villages of Glendyn and Lilly in Quebec. The flames wiped out several new mills, a score of scattered dwellings and large tracts of timber.
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Quebec
Glendyn
Lilly
Oklahoma City Flood Crest Reaches Record High
Oklahoma City passes crisis of its worst flood as the North Canadian river falls slowly. At noon the crest rose a foot higher than any since records began, leaving hundreds homeless with many expected to return home by tomorrow. Capitol Hill and Packingtown areas to see restored communication. Walnut Grove worst hit with several houses torn from foundations. Rail bridges in the city deemed safe as Wichita reports a fresh cloudburst with intense rain and rising streams.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Federal Weather Bureau
Capitol Hil
Packingtown
Walnut Grove
Washington Avenue
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Memorial at Stone Mountain Draws Atlanta Crowd
Mayor Walter A. Sims urged Atlanta residents to attend Monday's Stone Mountain ceremony marking the start of carving on the Confederate memorial. Organizers expect Georgia's largest outdoor audience, with parking on Lawrenceville road, 50 Boy Scout staff, and extra trolley cars and interurban buses to shuttle attendees. Round trip fares total 80 cents, with 2:30 pm start and early arrival encouraged.
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Walter A. Sims
Atlanta
Stone Mountain
Lawrenceville Road Jnet
Gutzon Borglum
Randolph
H. M. Atkinson
the Power Company
Income Tax Due Today as Penalties Loom
Josiah T. Rose, internal revenue collector, warns that today is the final day to pay the second quarterly installment of income tax and to file final returns if only tentative March 15 returns were filed. He notes many corporations filed tentative returns and stresses a 25 percent penalty for failure to comply.
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Josiah T. Rose
Collecor
Internal Revenue
Rose
Presidents' Club endorses Atkinson plan for Atlanta transport
The Presidents' Club at a Piedmont Hotel dinner voted to endorse the Georgian Railway and Power Company transportation petition before the city council and ordered formal resolutions of approval drafted. H. M. Atkinson presented the case noting Atlanta's growth relies on prompt action. Mayor Sims abstained due to official capacity.
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Atlanta
Presidents’ Club
Piedmont Hotel
Georgian Railway & Power
Walter A. Sins
Sims
Public Service Company
Thim
T. H. Latham
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Forecasting in June and the rules of weather movement
The article explains weather forecasting principles from air pressure and mass movement to regional variability. It notes high and low pressure systems directing clear versus storm areas, and compares weather reading to a doctor reading a fever chart. Tomorrow will discuss forecasting in June with official and local weather details.
Stamboulisky Captured as Yellow Guard Control Grows
Sofia notes former Premier Stamboulisky was captured at Molavi near Slavovitza after a dramatic escape from cavalry. Ex-President of Bulgaria's chamber M. Boffef arrested in Athens. Yellow Guard supporters seize northern Bulgaria while Jugo-Slav troops gather near Belgrade amid rumors of Balkan war preparations and possible Little Entente intervention.
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Yellow Guard
Stamboulisky
Bulgaria
Associated Press
Sofia
Molavi
Slavovitza
Athens
M. Boffef
Statista
Black Sea
Varaz
Belgrade
London
The
Times
Little Entente
Jugoslav
Jugo-Slavia
Greece
Supreme Whiskerino Found in National Hunt by Specialist Salesmen
Chicago Illinois June 14 Hans Langseth a one year old North Dakotan who measures seventeen feet in length will preside as supreme whiskerino at the International Association of Specialty Salesmen annual convention in Chicago July 11 to 14 Langseth was chosen as the winner in a nation wide hunt for long beards.
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National Association of Credit Men
E. P. Tuttle
Boston
Lakewood
Last Lake Country Club
East Lake
Atlanta
Georgia
Lakewood Park
Lakewood Oval
Chicago
Ill
Hans Lanzseth
International Association of Specialty Salesmen
Langseth
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