The Constitution Office Admits Distribution In New York
The Constitution reports on postal and distribution matters involving a Washington office and a New York suit case, noting the hotel venue and a Broadway corner location. The piece credits the Associated Press and disclaims responsibility for out of town local carriers and dealers.
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Otis
G. Buidey
TEU Pe Atlantis
Washington
al Hotel
Dames
THE
Constitution
Tore Otty
Broadway
Sadiraco
Associated Prouf
Associated Press
Georgia Watermelon Pride and Market Standards
Georgia watermelons must ship ripe and properly graded to protect the state’s reputation. The Thomasville Times Enterprise warns against unready melons, noting losses of about 50 dollars per car and harmed markets when green fruit floods buyers in the north and west.
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Thomasville Times
Georgia
Thomasville
Toiddla West
Times-Enterprise
Actress offered large film deal amid divorce chatter
The New York World reports Mrs. James A. Stillman being courted for a $100,000 film series while The Washington Herald notes sympathy shifting to her husband in their divorce case. The Herald argues such films would corrupt viewers and be censored by the industry’s association.
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James A. Stillman
New York World
Washington Herald
Alvorce
National Association of Moving Picture Companies
Herald
Stillman
Dean
Mass Opinion Against Exploitative Movies Grows
In Oklahoma a proposed film contract faced strong disapproval from theatergoers and managers. The plan, featuring a sensational female star tied to a scandal, was abandoned amid concerns over public morals and the impact on youths.
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Triad
Oxiahoma
Motion’ Picture Corporation
Fim
Moviea
Stee , Thera
Summer Furs and the Critique of Warm Weather Fashion
A critique of summer fur wearing argues it promotes unnecessary slaughter of fur bearing animals for vanity. The piece cites scientists and editorials from The Indianapolis News and The Louisville Courier Journal, urging readers to question the practice and seek humane fashion alternatives.
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Zoological Gardens
Indianapolis News
Indianapolis
From Georgia and Arkansas News Snippets
A collage of shabby quotes and clippings shows rural musings on happiness prayers and weather. It mentions Magnolia News All Over Arkansas women and poultry advice with light political humor about moonshiners and a playful church exchange about a Bible upside down.
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Magnolia News
Arkansas
Aan
Elthen
Hot Springs
Poultry
Gosh
Baxter
Summer Time For The Constitution Poem Excerpt
The fragment lines sing of boyhood joys and nature on a hill and by a stream with berries, music, and dreams. It ends with a signature by Lucy B. Daniel from Atlanta Georgia.
What the Stars Predict
The stars warn of an uncertain day with public discontent and possible deception. The labor question is seen as very serious, with many people likely to lose work before improvement. Several important government appointments are expected, including one linked to a sensational episode, and a prominent leader may gain power.
Unrest and hunger amid New York strike waves
A crowded scene shows thousands of unemployed workers across diverse trades from brick handlers to seamen, with about 190000 ex servicemen among the unemployed. Produce rots on piers as labor fights wage cuts and open shop, while a Cork born cook Mary Ann offers cheer and credit to lean days.
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New-York
Lower East
Onion Mary's
Mary Ann
Cork
Adenoids and Surgical Relief Highlighted by Dr Brady
Health expert William Brady argues adenoids are enlarged normal tissue not a separate growth. He cites hygiene and environment as factors, warns against overdiagnosis, and favors surgical removal when hearing loss ear infections or frequent sore throats occur.
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Stil
Ralief
Hungerers: Faithful Hunger for Justice and Hope
George Mathew Adams notes hunger as a sign of potential not despair. He asks how to fill the hunger for work love and recognition, urging justice mercy and shared faith to ease the ache and guide souls toward fulfillment. The world’s faith lies in helping each other satisfy these hungers.
Knight to Europe on three month leave of absence
Dr E L Knight FR S knight for three months leave of absence sails for Europe this fall with Mrs Knight after being named FRSA member in London. He holds a PhD of law from University of Georgia and Princeton, Beta Kappa, honors from Cambridge and Oxford expected to visit during journey returning via the Mediterranean.
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E. L. Knight
FR. S
Europe
Lucian Lamar Knight
Atate
Night
Royal Society of Arts
London
England
Amone Ts
Uke Carlyle
Spencer
Darwin
Knight
Europé
Leonard Wood
University of Georgia
Princeton
Cambridge
Oxford
Graceful Tribute From A New York Delegate
A New York delegate delivers a parting word to a city, praising its grandeur and hospitality while lamenting lost old-time courtesy. The tribute contrasts the city’s modern progress with the era’s slower charm, noting present changes and suggesting the speaker’s affection remains intact.
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New York
Feremiak
Atelenta
Fragmentary Judgment Records and Attendee Names
Case fragment lists several judgments and appearances. Parties include Hortis and Shelton with attorneys Beside Murray and Tarver. Mentioned are Starnes v Sanders and Denntt with Pendiet and Asbill representing.
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Hortis
Shelton
Fen’ Murray
Ao Bacontt
Indge Tarver
O.N. Bien
G. Mann
Hang .& Tang
Starnes
Sanders
Company
Commissioner
Spearance
Pendiet & Asbill
Denntt
Anti merger faction meets over Kirkwood annexation plan
The anti merger group in Kirkwood held a meeting to oppose joining Atlanta and to present their view that the city should remain autonomous. Speakers including W B Hardeman J M Jones A B Wilkon B J Bryan and Mayor discussed schools water works and other issues while a charter revision committee plans further hearings and a public delegation from Kirkwood will voice their views. The committee favored recommending the merger plan to council despite dissent from J C Murphy.
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Nota
Kirkwood
Cpunell
Beste
Atlan
Tates
Atlanta
W. B. ‘Hardeman
Coupchman
Jones
A. B. ‘Wilkon
B. J. Bryan
BR. W. Sw
J.C. Murphy
Atlanta Man Elected Chair of Southeast Railroad Committee
R. A. Broyles of Atlanta was reelected Friday as chairman of the southeastern railroad committee of the Travelers' Protective Association at its Louisville meeting. Albert Ehrlich of Savannah was elected a national director, positioning him for the presidency.
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R. A. Broyles
Atlanta
Southeastern Railroad Committee
Travelers’ Protective Association
Louisville
Albert Ehrlich
Savannah
Linge
National Alpha Kappa Psi Session to Convene at Georgian Terrace
Nearly 250 members of the national fraternity Alpha Kappa Psi will gather for the annual session at the Georgian Terrace from June 22 to 25. Twenty five national officers will attend with 51 chapters from American universities represented. Notables include Professor John T Madden of New York University as president, Rey B. Kester of Columbia University as vice president, and Harry E. Langley of Boston Tech as secretary and treasurer. Local chapter Pl is led by Raymond P. Benglet as president and Thomas Elvin Moye as secretary and treasurer. Edward W. Robinson chairs the local arrangement and entertainment committee. The fraternity, part of the Greek order connected with commercial schools, originated in 1904 at New York University.
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Fraternity of
Alpha ‘Kapa Psi
Georgian ‘Terrace
Laaders
John T Madden
New York University
Rey B. Kester
Columbia University
Harry £. Langley
Boston Tech
Raymond P. ‘Benglet
Thomas Elvin Moye
Edwin W. Robinson
Alpha Hapa Pal Fraternity
Greek Order Society
Commercial Schools
Thomas to preside in emergency court
Judge W. Thomas of Valdosta will preside in Fulton superior court's emergency division next week. An extra division is needed due to congested dockets. during the week of June 27 Judge A Littlejohn of Americus will take over after Judge Thomas leaves.
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W. &. Thomas
Valdosta
Fulton Superior ‘Court
John D. Humphries
Littlejohn
Americus
Thomas
Amorous Honored by Hoover After Washington Conference
Martin F. Amorous received important appointments after impressing Secretary Hoover and farm leaders in Washington. The conference included 50 leaders with Hoover presiding, plus Wallce, Howard of the American Farm Bureau, and financiers like Bernard Baruch. Hodver later held a private hour long talk with Amorous, signaling strong administration confidence in his warehousing and financing insights.
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Herbert Hoover
Washington
Martin F. Amorous
Sek Chatlea S. Barrett
Armiers’ Union
Amorous
Barett
Hoover
Wallace
Howard
American Farm Bureau’ Federation
Federal Reserve Board
George C. Jewett
Northwestern Wheat Growers’ Association
Julius Barnes
Bernard Baruch
New York
Hodver
Decatur Planning to Raise School Funds
At a mass meeting on Hopkins Street Oakhurst school supporters discussed private subscriptions and equipment needs for a new high school. The gathering noted funding gaps and city aid shortfalls, with plans to secure community backing and local donations to enable construction and essential departments.
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Decatur Planning
Oakhurst
Hopkins
Atreet
Tentativa
Seama Charged in Prison Assault on Tanker at Sea
Warrants issued for two men by special agent of Justice Department Mobile. Charges allege tampering with and damaging ship machinery aboard a tanker during high seas. Preliminary hearing set to air evidence.
Local Red Cross Receives Flood Relief Appeal
C B Bidwell of the Atlanta Red Cross chapter appeals for donations for Colorado flood victims. Governor and Pueblo city officials request aid as the disaster’s scale requires extensive funds, with checks sent to 1012 Fourth National Bank Building payable to the American Red Cross.
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C. B. Bidwell
Atlanta
American Red Cross
Colorado
Pueblo
C. B. Bridwell
Fourth National’ Bank
Red Cross
Pte
Harding
United States
Fingers Amputated After Dynamite Cap Accident
Clyde Bradberry a nine year old of 67 Eberhardt Street had five fingers amputated at Grady Hospital after a dynamite cap exploded in his hand while he and companions played near an explosives storage cave at Beattie and Dickner streets. The cap’s blast near a barbed wire fence shattered his hand and he was treated for first aid before surgery. Authorities had not explained how the children gained access to the explosives area.
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Grady Hospital
Clyde Bradberry
Eberhardt Street
Beattie and
Dickner Streets
State Highway Department
National Biscuit Company Announces Wide Price Reductions
The National Biscuit Company reveals sweeping reductions on its entire product line, including bulk and package goods. The move, continuing previous cuts this year, aims to lower prices by 65 to 70 percent of wartime costs and is intended to be maintained for a long period.
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National Blacult Company
Court of Appeals of Ga Judgments Affirmed
Ga Court of Appeals affirms judgments in multiple cases from Albany Grady Chatham and other counties. Proceedings involve plaintiffs in error against defendants, with various attorneys listed for both sides and references to superior courts and judges.
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Allsnde Coast Hine
Railroad Company
Williams
Albany City
Coe
Grayton Jones
Peacock & Gardner
Pope & Bennet
Claude Payton
Adame
Ginn
Benbiella Superior Court
Beiges
Alexander
Johnson
Plata Secretor
Clarence
Adnina
Collins
State
Grady Superior
Indee Baum
Mennet & Harrell
Jobo
Branch & Snow
Cobh
Superior Court
Cob. Gray É Blair
John
Wood
Bennett
Fylton
Bell
Widgdll & ‘Smitehell
One
Bowen
Blakely Cfty Court
Kyres
Sheffield
Glessner , King
A. H L. Gray
Poore v. Hielutt
Ett al
Walton Superior Court
Cobb
HK Belker
Orrkey Roberts
J. Alayeon
J. M. Wood
Troutman & Fr Contra
Work Begins On New Hiederer Baptist Church
Partial OCR notes report that work began on the new Hiederer Baptist church with plans and staffing led by Pastor Rev. Ay, noting a Monday start and a full-committee effort.
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Baptist Church
Ay the Entir
Ministers Meeting AFR UN Ministers Meeting AFR UN BY
Dr Thomas spoke on new policy for Methodism and adapting to the new day. He urged division of the field, city and country church secretaries, and new financial policies with living pensions. Bishop Candler and Warren Pendleton addressed on ministerial training and wellbeing as the institute closed with plans for next year.
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Thomas
Emory Pai
Dunkle
Clea
Chris —Ianity
Jfor & New
Ao Rnesses Candler
Warren Pendle
Atlanta
America
South Atlanta Community Club Planned Meeting
Organization of three community improvement clubs for South Atlanta will be pressed at a 2 o clock Thursday meeting at Milton Avenue school. W J Rudland, formerly head of the war loan drive in the sixth district and executive secretary of the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, leads the event in cooperation with the city board of education. The program includes a community sing directed by Liznor E Volpl of Bologna Italy with assistance from Miss Norm Alten, former Chicago Grand Opera, and speakers Richland on a community organized Lumpkin on community interest Harrison on perfect health.
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South Atlanta
Milton Avenue
W. J.rudland
War Loan
Federal Reserve District
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
City Board‘of Education
Liznor E. Volpl
Bologna
Italy
Atlenta
Norm Alten
Chicazo Grand Opera Company
Richland
Samuel Lumpkin
Robert Bryan Harrison
Shoes Recovered in Shoe Theft Case But Car Still Missing
A salesman for Ricé & Huftep ins, at 38 South Pryor street, reported ten cases of sample shoes stolen from his automobile parked on Trinity avenue. The vehicle remains missing while the shoes were later recovered under odd circumstances. Local detectives seized the leather goods at Hea station after a misidentified whisky ruse.
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Gilles
Ricé & Huftepins
Pryor Street
Trinity Avenue
White Street
Weat End
Po- Hea Station
25000 Georgians Gather for July Fourth in Union City GA
Farmera union president Charles Barrett says the annual event will draw at least 25 000 people to Union City Georgia with special trains on two railroads and meals for 36000. Senator Thomas Watson Governor Hardwick will speak and Major Thomas Turner will land an HD plane 1500 feet clear in a marine aviation display. Lieutenant Barrett sails from Paris Island to arrive July 2 for wake arrangements.
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Charles
Barrett
Farmera Union
Atlanta
Union City
Congress
United States ‘Senate
Mr. Barrett
Thomas ©. Watson
Hardwick
Thomas Turner
Marine Aviathon
Wash[ington
Faynetteville
N.C
H.'s. Barrett
Marine Aviation Service
Mrs Dorcas Burnett to Rest in Oakland Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs Dorcas Emma Jaurnette who died in Haleyville will be held Saturday at 8 oclock in the chapel of H M Patterson Son with Rev Norcross and Rev L O Er officiating. Interment will be in Oakland Cemetery. Mrs Burnett, age 83, is survived by three daughters Mrs Onterus Delof and others.
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Dorcas
Emma Jaurnette
Haley
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