Radio broadcast of Georgia legislature begins on opening day
The Constitution announces it will broadcast the Georgia legislature from June 27, making Station WGM the first radio station to air legislative proceedings. Governor Walker’s inaugural address and future assembly talks will be transmitted nationwide, expanding public access to state government and marking a historic radio milestone.
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The American Bride and Her Economy in Ads
A discussion of how American brides rely on discrimination and thrift, with the Want Ad columns as a chief economic source. reflects the role of classified advertising in household budgeting and social norms as seen in The Atlanta Constitution.
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Mysterious Shot Slays 3 Year Old in Kitchen
In New York on June 15 a 3 year old, Freddy Spenelli, climbed a chair to fetch pennies for ice cream. A bullet struck him in the forehead as he stood in his mother's kitchen, entering through an open door. He died at the hospital. origin of the shot mystified police.
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Hull Reiterates Leviathan Trip In Waste Inquiry
Washington June 15 The Democratic National Committee chair HULL reiterates charges of waste and extravagance tied to the Leviathan liner project. He notes the 1922 contract for reconditioning explains the cost rise from initial estimates and calls for a congressional investigation to assess the ship's life extension and the “million-dollar joy ride” claims.
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Citizens Scored For Encouraging Traffic in Booze
The Atlanta district annual conference at Stone Mountain passed resolutions calling courts to impose chaingang sentences instead of fines. It charged leading Methodist church citizens in the district with encouraging bootleggers by purchasing equor for banquets and for their own use, noting the liquor issue continued on Page 5.
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Atlanta Women Approve Tyree Tour Plan
Atlanta women vote approval for the Tyree tour with many members set to participate. Some tour members offering car space for others, contact the highway department for details. The group departs June 20 from Georg ian Terrace hotel at 7 am, returns by choice, with support services staged in Savannah and Augusta.
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Federation backs Constitution tour by women clubs
The City Federation of Women's Clubs unanimously endorsed the official tour by The Constitution along the new Yankee motor road starting next Wednesday. The executive board pledged full cooperation and members planned to enroll in the Atlanta delegation, with about six autos expected to travel as part of the caravan.
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Hardwick Frees Emmett Smith in Georgia Pardoning
Macon Georgia, June 1 Special Emmett I Smith, convicted January 13, 1922 for the murder of Mrs M E Marsh known as Ethel Kelley, has been pardoned by Governor Hardwick. Smith a former member of the 151st machine gun battalion shot and killed Mrs Marsh in Wall Street alley and wounded her daughter Mrs Phillips who later died from pneumonia. Smith alleged head injury in France left him mentally irresponsible.
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Dry ship law reaches Britain and English doorstep
London correspondent notes the reach of the American dry ship ruling into British waters as trans Atlantic liners face a new restriction. He observes English sentiment toward prohibition, the role of brewers and distillers, and compares it with American temperance debates while noting Parliament battles over underage liquor sales.
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Italian dancer sets world record for longest dance duration
Turin report says Gino Tirano danced for 76 hours and 45 minutes before an audience of titled Italians and announced a world record. He learned that an American had set a 20 hour record, which he barely heard before his triumph.
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Puccini Nears Completion of New Opera Turandot
Rome June 15 Puccini announced the score of a three act opera Turandot will be completed in October. The work will debut at the Scala in Milan and later at the Metropolitan Opera in New York.
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Women Club Leaders Urge Abandonment of Girls High Building
The City Federation of Women's Clubs urged the city council and school authorities to abandon the Girls High building as a school facility, labeling it a firetrap and recommending temporary fireproof quarters for 1,400 students until a new high school is completed. The board also endorsed the Stone Mountain Memorial project, the Diamond Jubilee for Atlanta, Bleckley plaza, and Central Park plans, with no use of the current structure for schooling. The resolutions will be presented at a federation meeting in Grant Park.
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Park Boundaries Fixed by City Planning Commission
The city planning commission unanimously adopts fixed boundaries for the proposed Central Park at Mills Street south, Williams Street east, Fowler Street west, and North Avenue north. The recommendations will go to City Council with the McLendon measure and York amendment for Monday’s session.
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French Cotton Traders Accept U S Standards Stipulation Made
French cotton interests at Havre accept the universal standards for cotton of American growth as agreed at the international conference. The U S department of agriculture will revise standards if needed in consultation with foreign exchanges. Havre arbitration will determine true classification under US cotton standards, easing delays by avoiding Washington appeals.
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Maloney Vanishes Again From Kirkwood Mystery
J A Maloney Kirkwood contractor, already center of a recent abduction saga, again disappears as a Fulton County grand jury indicts him. Read Friday report for full details and continuation on page seven.
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Reports of Liquor Thrown From Liner Claimed Erroneous
New York June 15. When the steamship George Washington arrived from Europe an officer said eighty seven cases of liquor were tossed overboard just outside the three mile limit under treasury rules prohibiting liquor into American ports. United States line officials denied any liquor on board except medicinally required by law.
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Walton Citizens Unite in Honoring Clifford Walker
Monroe Georgia June 16 A special. The city and county united in dedicating their favorite son to state service as Kiwanis hosted Clifford M Walker governor elect at a farewell dinner. About 125 townsmen bid God speed to the man who will become Georgia governor July 2, with a spirit of camaraderie and civic pride. Walker praised his community and pledged his best efforts for Georgia, noting his commitment to serve in the next two years. Continued on Page 5 Column 1.
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Why the Weather Dr Charles F Srooks Discusses Summer Forecasts
Dr Charles F Srooks secretary of the American Meteorological Society explains that summer brings calm weather yet still offers thrills like hot spells and thunderstorms. He notes warm days with cool nights, shifting patterns from the Gulf to the Great Lakes, and the forecaster’s task of predicting timing for farmers and travelers.
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Delegates Vote Against Repeal of Day Statute at Convention
Delegates at the National Association of Credit Men convention approved an agenda including a study commission on taxation, support for the federal reserve system, and uniform bill of lading. Edward P. Tuttle of Boston was elected president, with Eugene Elkus and Andrew J. Peoples as first and second vice presidents. New directors from major cities were named, and awards for membership honors went to Cincinnati, Atlanta, Bridgeport, and Billings. The group backed U.S. participation in the international court of justice to promote American influence and global stability.
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