Poster Advertising Talk in Dallas Draws Leaders
A Dallas Texas event features Melburn Hobson and BE Allen Frost addressing poster advertising topics. J B Spillman of the Religious Advertising Association and K H Fulton discuss prosperity through poster advertising. Prominent figures from New York Detroit Ardmore Cincinnati and Chicago participate with open discussion on coordination and merchandising in the southern market.
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Melburn
Hobson
Dallas
Texas
Allen Frost
The
Association
Chicago
C. C. Bridwell
New York
Promotion Company, Inc
Southwest
Gordon K. McEdwards
Detroit
Mick
H. D. Rinsland
Ardmore
Oklo
J. B. Spillman
Religious Advertising Association
Columbia, 3
K. H. Fulton
deMondluzin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Spo
Building
Foster Advertis
Many autos needed for Vstors today at Lakewood event
Automobiles are sought to transport delegates to a major entertainment at Lakewood on Wednesday afternoon. John F Lattridge, head of the transportation committee, requests owners with unused cars to bring them to the Piedmont hotel by 4 o’clock. The committee acknowledges past generosity and asks for 453 more vehicles if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood
John 5
Lattridge
Automobile Committee
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta Advertising Year Book to Record convention
The Associated Advertising clubs announce The Advertising Year Book of 1921 a comprehensive digest of the Atlanta convention. Editor Herbert S. Houston says the 250 to 400 page red cloth bound volume will capture general and departmental addresses and papers. Pre publication is $1.50 through July 25 1921 with $2 on release.
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Atlanta
Herbert S. Houston
Associated Advertising Clubs
Mr. Houston
Committee On Publication
Harry Levey Heads Green Advertisers
Harry Levey, president of the Levey Service corporation New York Tuesday was elected president of the screen advertising department of the ad convention D H Harris New York was named vice president and H C Grant Secretary These three were elected representatives of the screen department on the national advertising commission Levey addressed the Screen Advertisers association at the Anita theater Tuesday morning on The Making of an Industrial Educational Film showing astronomical pictures the Northern Lights etc and did it 30 convincingly that a committee representing the University of Texas made arrangements with Mr Levey to get the picture shown in Texas Oklahoma and Kansas Herbert R Hyman advertising manager of Cel a Motor Co Indianapolis Ind Chas M Brown advertising and sales manager Woodrow Manufacturing Co and president of the Advertising club Newton Iowa A H E Gundelach sales manager DeVry corporation Chicago M J Caplan manager Metropolitan Motion Picture Co Detroit Mich and J Dannenberg editor Vida New York also addressed the morn ing session of screen advertisers The afternoon session was addressed again by Mr Levey and Mrs Ida Ca Allen director of Mrs Allans School of Good Cookery New York A B Cole assistant manager department of publicity Westinghouse Electric Mfg Co East Pittsburgh Pa S S Gassard vice president Nicholas Power Co New York D H Harris service department Standard Slide Inc New York and John T E Millen director of factory management Babson Institute Wellesley Hills Mass
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Levey
Levey Service Corporation
New York
Screen Advertising
H. Harris
H. C. Grant
Screen Department
National Advertising Commission
Ddr
Levey
Screen Advertisers’ Association
Anita Theater
University of Texas
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Herbert R. Hyman
Céla Motor Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Chas
M Brown
Woodrow Manufacturing Co
Advertising Club
Newton
Iowa
A. HE. Gundelach
DeVry Corporation
Chicago
M. J. Caplan
Metropolitan Motion Picture Co
Detroit
Mich
J. Dannenberg
Vida
Ida Ca Allen
Allan
School of Good Cookery
A. B. Cole
Department of Publicity
Westinghouse Electric & Mfg Co
East Pittsburg
Nicholas Power Co
D. H Harris
Standard Slide, Inc
John TE. Millen
Babson Institute
Wellesley Hills
Mass
Dismiss Employees Opposing Revamp of Federal Work
Washington June 14 Government workers who oppose the administration reorganization plan will be dismissed. The cabinet decided anyone using official position to oppose the policy will be let go. Heads of departments will publish orders to target bureaus and chiefs delaying readjustment. The president affirmed no intent to interfere with individual opinion and surveys will identify bureaus out of place for possible transfers.
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Washington
Congress
Arding
Walter =. Brown
Hanks
Department of Public Welfare
Belfast Rioting Leaves Streets Barricaded and Fatalities Reported
Belfast on June 14 saw renewed rioting between Ulstermen and Sinn Feiners. Sandbag barricades and sniper fire from windows and rooftops disrupted the city as authorities reported 1890 known dead and many wounded with bodies found in the streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belfast
Sinn
Riots in Clifton Street Area Spark Suburban Fears
In early Wednesday unrest flared along Clifton street near Ulster military HQ as rioters with revolvers and rifles clashed with workers. Authorities claim republicans staged the disruption to hinder King George’s Belfast visit for the state opening of the Ulster parliament on June 22.
Riot erupts as bullets strike lamp post near shelter
Amid a barrage of gunfire a newspaper man barely escaped when a lamp post he hid behind was hit. Stenographers fled the battle zone as tram cars sped by with passengers prone on the floors. Police rushed to the scene but rioting persisted for a time in Worth Street.
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Worth Street
Rioters Sweep Royal Avenue as Shipyard Workers Detained
Rioters clashed in Shank Hill district near Carrick Hill and Mull field. Police fired into the crowd and several thousand shipyard workers were kept from posts. Five people were hospitalized with bullet wounds, including a girl described as critically wounded.
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Royal Avenue
Shank Hill
Carrick Hill
Mullfield
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Poster Advertising Association
OTD NG
Stachelberg
J. M. Tull Rubber & Supplympany
North Pryor Telephone Ivy
John Sullivan
Revcolation
W. Mida
Nu-Mint Bottling Co
Samuel G. Walker
North Pryor Street
Cole Book and Art Company
Whitehall Street
W. E. Browne Decorating Co
Peachtree Street
Goodhart .Tompkins Co
Georgia Art and Supply Cis
South Broad Street
the Ansley
William Schneider
Fine Arts
United States Printing and Lithograph Company
Color Printing
Ciemmont
Baltimore
Broakha
the Gon
Sgreen Advertisers
Prince OF Wales
Sims
ST. James London
William S Sims
U. N
Prince le Wales
St. Joan Palace
Ulster Military
Queen Street
New Orleans
the Times-Picayune
Times-Picayune
Times- Picayune
Times - Picayune
Times Picayune
Times Procature
South
Port
U.S. A
Cone
Hunton & Woodman, Inc
Jietrutt Rhancas Caty
R J, Bidwell& Co
San Francisco
Wenies
Hy KS
Stoffel’s
Iké
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