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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1921

Page

6

Senate Committee Resumes Rail Probe

Washington June 14 Hearings resumed by the senate interstate commerce committee in its railways probe focusing on national agreements during war time. H T Whiter of Philadelphia testified to illustrate re classification rules raising operating costs and restricting tools use by shop helpers, causing idle labor in shops.

Washington Senate Interstate Commerce Committee Railroad Administration H. T. Whiter Philadelphia Conference Committee of Managers Lsted

Business Better Declares Smith at Advertising Meet

W R C Smith President of the W R C Smith Publishing Co told the Business Paper section of the advertising convention that the south, though hurt by low cotton prices, has grown in material resources due to farmers investing in production facilities. He cited a 381 percent textile growth over 24 years and noted southern mills serving northern markets. The meeting at Boys' High school room 13 was chaired by Smith with speakers Austin L. Bach F M Cockrell and Jesse H Neal discussing market development and industrial promotion.

W. R. C. Smith W. R. C. Smith Publishing Co Atlanta Mr. Smith South Smith Chaiman Smith Austin L. Bach Pacific Lumber Company Chicago F. M. Cockrell McGraw-Hill Company, Inc New York Jesse H. Neal Associated Business Papers, Inc N. Y Associated Business Papers Hoagland Miss Martin Donnelly Milwaukee United States

Republicans Face Democratic Fire Over Lobby Influence

A Senate debate features sharp Democratic attacks on Republican ties to lobbyists and big business. Senators Harrigan and King accuse slow revenue measures by Republicans, while Harrison and others condemn tariff lobbying. Harding’s ties to Standard Oil and U S Steel are questioned, and publicity "fixer" Scott Bone is noted as Alaska governor appointee after campaign work. Debate resumes as Lodge and Curtis exit for lunch.

Ditre Saga Senate Harrigan King Utah Harrison Harding Shipping Board Standard Oil Company United States Steel Chicago Mr. Lasker Sawyer Scott Bone Alaska General Sawyer Lodge Curtis Packer Bil

Donnelly Attacks Leaders of Labor at Women’s Conference

Continued from first page this report covers the gutfre convention session at the Wren's Nest with women attendees. Miss Martin praised for two years as a woman member of the executive board and for guiding the conference while Miss Wheat directs. Mary Ley of Chicago lauds Martin as a pioneer for women in advertising. Shaffer to preside as Wheat leaves for St. Louis. A resolution passed to allow women to become members of advertising clubs, with emphasis on financing club use and avoiding objections to privileges.

Wren's Nest Miss Martin Miss" Wheat Jane Martin New York Miss Hoagland Miss Maryley Chicago Martin Miss Shaffer Miss Wheat St. Louis Association For the Advertising Women

End Is Proclaimed To U S Army Rule In Santo Domingo

A proclamation issued in Washington formally announces the United States will withdraw its military government from the Dominican Republic. Rear Admiral Robison, military governor, states evacuation hopes within eight months and outlines a handover to native officers with American officers retained briefly to organize new forces. The United States marines occupy Santo Domingo following 1916 upheavals.

Washington United States Dominican Republic Robison State Department Republic Dominican Congress Santo Domingo

Pan American advertising group urged to push trade ties

James Carson presided over the Pan American Advertising Association session stressing renewed U S Latin trade relations to counter European influence. Maurice Pereles warned Europe,especially Britain with large Argentina investments, may sidelined the United States.

Pan-American Advertising Association A. A.C James Carson National Association Carson United States South America Pan-America Ita Eliies America Annng J. Arthur J. Lang Association Maurice Pereles Forelan Advertising and Service Bureau New York City Pereles Europe Great Britain Argentina England

Speaker Praises The Constitution In Advertising Debate

G Pra ther Knapp publicity manager of the Mississippi Valley Trust Co spoke at the Capital City club to praising the Constitution and conservative newspapers for rejecting objectionable ads He outlined a service department that helps advertisers craft effective copy He urged cooperation between banks and papers as essential to national business and noted a nationwide goal of 150 million dollars for college endowment funds with 116 million already raised.

G. Prather Knapp Mississippi Valley Trust Company of St. Louis Associa Capital City Knapp Pace Associated Advertising Clubs F. Dwight Connor Illinois Trust & Savings Bank Chicago H. M. Morgan St Louis Trust Co W. W. Douglas Bank of Italy San Francisco W. Sta’ker Commerce Banks Kansas City C. A. Cade Merchants Loan & Trust Co Gaylord S. Morse State Bank of Chicago National Advertising Commission of Associated Advertising Clubs Guy Cooke First National Bank Chicago Atlanta Constitution Mr. Knapp United States

Speeches Highlight Morning Session on Bonds and Advertising

The article notes a smouldering call for responsibility by U S advertisers. A. E. Bryson of Chicago discusses popularizing bonds while W Prank McClure of Chierea, a member of the morning session, is also mentioned among speakers.

United States A. E B. Bryson Chicamo W. Prank McClure Chierea

Bank House Organ talk featured by Fordyce speaker

A fragment from a meeting notes item notes J A Abernathy of Fordyce Ark giving an engaging talk on Financial Advertising From the County Seat. An afternoon session followed with Miss Irenn Buzbee of Little Rock addressing the gathering.

Sims Tyme J. A. Abernathy Fordyce Ark Irenn Buzbee Little Rock

Advertising Managers Debate Best Outlook for Savings Plans

A Pittsburg feature highlighted an afternoon of discussions led by ten prominent advertising managers from across the country. The talks centered on optimizing strategies for consumer savings plans and effective promotion.

Ings Pittsburg

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