War Minister Trotzky Hints Of Frango Russ Pact In Speech
In Moscow on January 12, Leon Trotsky, Soviet war minister, urged building more airplanes as a response to British ultimatums and coups in Bulgaria Persia and Belgium. He accused England of provocative world war policy and warned of a future clash using air power to expose Western actions. Continued on Page 2. Column 4.
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Associated Press
Moscow
England
Leon Trotzky
Poviet
All Russian Congress of Metal Workers
Bulgaria
Persia
Russia
Lord Curvon
Vintzky
Daughter's Plea Saves Father From Gallows
Chicago June 19 Ignatz Fuchs who shot and killed his wife Anna during a drunken quarrel was sentenced to life imprisonment by Judge George Kersten in criminal court this morning. His 16 year old daughter Cecelia who witnessed the shooting pleaded with the court not to impose the death penalty.
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Chicago
Ignatz Fuchs
Anna
George Kersten
Cecelia
Atlantas Urged to Offer Rooms to Visiting Elks
Prominent citizens and leaders met at Ansley to organize emergency housing for thousands of Elks attending the fifty-ninth grand lodge reunion in Atlanta. The luncheon included F. J. Paxon and John McClelland among others who warned rooms must be found for at least 10 000 and possibly 20 000 Elks, underscoring a critical housing shortage.
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Ansley
Eths’ Lodge
Avanta
Benevolent and Protective Order of Eths
Grand Lodge
F. J. Paxon
Convention Bureau
Barker
The
Chamber of Commerce
Francia W. Clarke
Fhe Constitution
John Paschal
the Journal
James LB. Nesin
the Georgiaat
W. T. Perkerson
Yourth National Bank
George M. Hope
Fulton County
Walter P. Andrews
B. C. Broyles
Sam C. Little
C. Armond Carroll
B. H. Johnson
First Lodge
L. F. McClelland
Atlanta Lodge
B. P.O. BE
John
McClelland
Convention Board
Emergency Housing Committee
Elkang
South
John S. McClelland
Atlanta
Board Suspends Officer Carroll Over Malicious Arrest
On a complaint by Mat Griffin and T. C. Wright, Lieutenant A. J. Carroll of the county police was suspended for 15 days after a police committee found him guilty of malicious arrest. Officers Daneboo and Atkinson were exonerated. Griffin alleged a warrantless search of a car for whisky and unlawful detention at Fulton tower following a hand signal. He urged discipline to prevent repetition.
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Mat Griffin
T. C. Wright
A. J. Carroll
Fridey
Police Committee of the Board of Commissioners
Frank Daneboo
Arthur Atkinson
Griffin
Wright
Mayson-Turner Road
Atkinson
Carroll
Fulton Tower
Big Auto Caravan Sets Savannah Trip From Augusta
A convoy of thirty eight cars will conduct a personally guided tour to South Georgia stopping at Thomson and Greensboro, reaching Savannah Thursday. Dune 19 reports Sardis hosts a fried chicken breakfast for arriving travelers as the party departs Augusta early Thursday for a two hour drive to Sardis where the feast will be served, Mayor W D Bell announces.
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Sardis
Dune
Georgia
Comer County
W. D. Bell
Board OF Trade
Comer
Augusta
Constitution Tour to Tybee Opens Three Day Tybee Gala
The Constitution conducts a self driven automobile tour to Tybee for a three day opening gala. Beginning from the Georgian Terrace in Atlanta at seven this morning thirty eight cars form the caravan the largest Georgia tour. Stops planned at Greensboro Thomson Waynesboro and Sylvan ia with barbecues receptions and rest periods. Cameramen film the journey for a big picture to be shown at the Metropolitan next week.
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The
Constitution
Atlanta
Georgian Terrace
Georgia
Greensboro
Thomson
Augusta
Green County
Waynesboro
Sylvania
Metropolitan
Savannah
de Soto
Tybee
Harding Heads on Record-Breaking Continental Tour
President Harding departs Washington for a two month journey spanning Alaska Canada the Pacific coast Panama Canal Zone Puerto Rico and more. The trip marks his first presidential visit to Alaska and follows his long held interest in studying regional issues firsthand.
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Washington
Harding
Alaska
Canada
Pacific Coast
Panama Canal Zone
Porto Rico
White House
Confederate Captain Phelps Recalls Civil War at Soldiers Home
An 85 year old Confederate veteran, Captain William H. H. Phelps, recalls raising two units and dedicating his fortune to the cause. He sits at the Old Soldiers' Home, recounting battles, leaders, and life after war as veterans dream of Lee and Jackson. The feature notes his health, enduring memory, and his wife’s service with the Tula guards.
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Lee
Jackson
Wiliam H. H. Phelps
Confederacy
Red Cross
Captain Phelps
Tula Guards
Stone Mountain
South
Georgia firm buys 2.6 million trench shoes
Washington special reports the War Department sold 2,606,800 pairs of unused army trench shoes to Georgia Wholesale Grocery Co of Jackson GA. The firm bid 1.5758 dollars per pair for the entire lot, the highest bid on June 15. other bids ranged from 1.11 to 1.50. The award marks a major sale of war time surplus footwear.
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Washington
War Department
Georgia Wholesale Grocery Company
Jackson
Georgina
Convict Steals Plow to Buy Tobacco at Savannah
Savannah Ga June 19 Special The record of stealing a plane from a prominent church in broad daylight months ago was rivaled today when John Warner, sent to the county farm for six months for larceny, was rearrested on a charge of stealing a plow and plowstock from the county convict farm to sell for money to buy cigarettes to last him through his original sentence.
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Savannah
John Warner
Proposal to Sell School Property Sparks Fight
Councilman Harry York warned the council over plans to dispose of city owned school property at a June 25 public auction. He urged a $550,000 bond for two new high schools and proposed increasing recorder’s court costs to raise about $50,000 in six months to aid the education board and address fire hazards. He said holding property could yield ten times its current value in five years.
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Board of Education
Omer
Harry York
York
Recorders Court
Education Board
Joseph M. Brown
Counellaan York
Recorder’s Court
Joseph Ms. Brown
Council Arts
W. A. Hancock
Lion of the Argonne to be honored by U S veterans
General Gouraud of the French army nicknamed the Lion of the Argonne will arrive in France on June 30 for a six week US tour as guest of honor at Rainbow veterans convention in Indianapolis from July 15 to 15. The Rainbow division, alongside the fourth French army under Gouraud, halted the German advance toward Paris in July 1918. His itinerary includes a visit to Concord, Ga.
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New York
Gouraud
Paris
Hise
Eon
Denver Society Woman Charged as Dry Violator
Mrs Katherine OConner Denver society woman and daughter of Denver millionaire J K Mullen surrendered to U S Marshal on a conspiracy to violate the national prohibition law and was held on a 1500 bond for appearance in federal court June 22 to plead.
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Denver
Colo
Katherine O'Connor
Denver Society
J. K. Mullen
United States
William A. Collison
Britain Deliberates Reparations Question as Curzon Seeks Clarity
London dispatch notes Britain working time on reparations while awaiting French and Belgian replies to Curzon memorandum. No formal meeting requested by French or Belgian ambassadors by mid afternoon. Pessimism grows as France shows no sign of changing demand on Germany's payment and occupation terms.
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Britain
TUE Associated Press
London
Curzon
France
Lord Curzon
Trench
Germany
No Trace Found of Stamboulisky
A Bulgarian dispatch reports no trace of former Premier Stamboulisky's body after he was shot last week and buried secretly by probable friends. His villa was looted in a peasants treasure hunt while Bulgaria remains quiet and the coup detat may be concluded.
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Associated Press
the Times
Slavovitza
Bulgaria
Sofia
Stamboulisky
The
Times
Shortage of 176000 in Waynesboro Trust funds seized
Harrisburg June 19. Discovery of a shortage of 176000 in trust funds of the Waynesboro Trust Company Waynesboro was reported today by Secretary of Banking Peter 3 Cameron. Cameron announced he had ordered the arrest of Charles H Coover treasurer.
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Harrisburg
Waynesboro Trust Company
Waynesboro
Peter 3. Cameron
Cameron
Chames H. Coover
Matrimonial Mind Of London Would be Brides Changeable
London officials report a record 3000 women altered plans after licenses were issued and preparations completed. Incompatibility of temperament was the common excuse for breaking contracts and many faced last minute tiffs or cold feet. Few men changed their minds according to the registrar data.
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London
Re-Gistrar
Flaming Lava Engulfs Sicilian Cities From Mt Etna Blow
Rome June 19 Mount Etna erupts pouring incandescent lava over valleys and rich estates. Six months of eruptions threaten Castiglione and Giarre as 50,000 refugees crowd Catania. King Victor Emanuel heads to Naples to direct relief efforts and Red Cross units mobilize. Pope Pius XV directs Cardinal Francisanova to coordinate shelter and aid.
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Rome
Victor Kemmanuel
Naples
Cantania
Thenfenno
Mt. Etna
Pius XV
Francisanova
Catania
Sicily
Cirrolo
Red Cross
Mt. Hina
Giarre
Germinara
Casanica
Weather Forecast For Washington And Georgia
Generally fair conditions for Wednesday and Thursday. Local weather report notes high and low temperatures, mean temperature and normals. Rainfall data and deviations from January values are listed but unclear in the fragment.
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Washington
Georgia
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