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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1921

Page

14

ABOR PRESIDENCY FIGHT SHIFTS AS LEWIS RUNS

Denver June 20 supporters of Samuel Gompers and John Lewis surge for AFL presidency. Lewis declares candidacy while Gompers says he will not withdraw. Lewis backers claim over 20 000 of 38 294 votes. race could alter the convention’s political balance.

Denver Colo Samuel Gompers John Lewis United Mine Workers Labsor American Federation of Labor Gompers Lewis American Federation of Labor BC United States

Chicago To Adopt Junior Chamber Plan Of Atlanta

Atlanta lost the bid for the 1922 National Junior Chamber convention to Cincinnati though Atlanta officials touted its strong bid. Chicago delegates sought to copy Atlanta methods after Atlanta leaders, Robinson and Westmoreland, returned from Dallas Texas where the 1921 convention was discussed. Westmoreland joined the national board of directors and Robinson became chair of the membership committee.

Atlanta National Junior Chamber of Commerce Cincinnati J C Robinson Robinson Boty Chicago Robinson Ball Westmoreland

Percentage of illiteracy in Georgia by counties

Figures from the census bureau show Georgia counties with varying illiteracy rates among whites and negroes. The data, based on residents ten years and older, reflects the Fourteenth census compiled for publication as of June 20.

Georgia Clark Howell Constitution Bureau Raleigh Washington Constitution Bureau of the Census

Prices to Reach Low Mark Today at Curb Market

Prices at Atlanta municipal curb market are set to dip with pork at 20 cents per quart and berries at 15 cents per quart. Frying chickens 46 cents per pound, corn 35 cents per dozen ears, beans five to ten cents a quart, cucumbers a cent a pound, and potatoes three cents per pound. Market opens at 6 and runs to 1, with a farmers note predicting a late week appearance of a large tomato and okra display from Fulton County.

Atlanta Norman Sharp Woman's Club Market Committee Sharp Fulton County

Joseph F Johnson to Speak at Frat Session in Atlanta

Joseph French Johnson, president of the Alexander Hamilton Institute and NYU commerce dean, will speak in Atlanta on June 22 as Alpha Kapa Psi holds its national session at the Georgian Terrace from June 22 to 25. Other speakers include Madden, Kester, Langley, Jefferson, Rand, Holdsworth, and more.

Joseph French Johnson Alexander Hamilton Institute New York Atlanta Alpha Kapa Psi Georgian Terrace Johnson Schools of Commerce New York University la Salle Extension University Atpa Kapa Psi Greek Order Society of Commercial Schools New York Univer John T. Madden Rey BH. Kester Columbia University Harry B. Langley Boston Tech Howard Jefferson The National Reserve Bank David McKinley University of Mindy Harrold L. Perry Massachusetts Walter Morton University of Oregon Charles M. Thompson University of

Sunday Schools Plan July 3 Conventions in Georgia

District Sunday school conventions will be held across Georgia on July 3 under the Georgia Sunday School association. General superintendent R D Webb says the Sunday nearest the Fourth of July emphasizes citizenship and religious education for all people. The program theme is Religious education for all the people, stressing Christian character development alongside the home. Talks will cover The Need of Religious Education and How the Sunday Schools Can Better Meet the Need of Religious Education.

Georgia Georgia Sunday School Association R. D Webb United States

Okay Projects for Hospitals for Ex Soldiers

Washington June 20 approval of seven hospital projects costing three million ten thousand dollars was announced by Secretary Mellon following a board of consultants on hospitalization for former soldiers. The plan outlines treatment facilities and upgrades to care for veterans across multiple institutions.

Washington Board of Consultants Mellon

National Park Bank Suit Against City Of Marietta Begins

Introductory evidence in the case of the National Bank of New York against the city of Marietta for 46000 declared due on six notes was heard by four jurors in the civil division of United States court Monday Judge Samuel H Sibley of the north Georgia district disqualified himself and called in W L Grubb of the northern district of Alabama to preside McDaniel Black Atlanta law firm represented the plaintiff and J 2 Foster city attorney of Marietta appeared for the city

National Bank of New York Marietta United States Court Samuel H. Sibley North Georgia W. L Grubb Northern Alabama McDaniel & Black Atlanta J. 2. Foster

Five Men Caught in Liquor Raids in North Georgia

Federal agents led by M LeMarche and Director Gantt raided northern Georgia mountain counties early Saturday. James Hawkins Albert Hawkins Miles Reese Oliver Reese Isaac Reese were arrested at a large copper still, one of the largest found by authorities. The raid netted six stills and about 200 gallons of liquor and 20 006 gallons of beer amid plans for more raids next week.

North Georgia M. LeMarche Director Gantt Southern Division James Albert Hawkins Miles Oliver Isaac Reese Gantt LeMarcha Lowell Dixon Emery Alexander

National Guard Officers Recognized by Federal Government

Seven National Guard officers have been honored by the federal government per a Fourth Corps Area report from Fort McPherson. Named are Colonel Henry B. Russell of Macon, Major Charles H. Cox of Atlanta, First Lieutenant William B. Midgette of Atlanta, and Second Lieutenant Edward C. Edincott of Atlanta, plus tenants Benjamin M. Sykes. Also recognized is Company G, First Infantry, Georgia National Guard, of Atlanta.

National Guards Fourth Corps Fort McPherson Henry B. Russell Macon Charles H. Cox Atlanta Wiliam B. Midgette Edward C. Edincott Benjamin M. Sykes First Infantry Georgia National Guard

Birth notices from 1921 June board in Georgia area

A scanned list of birth announcements from June 1921 shows numerous entries across Atlanta neighborhoods including East Fair Street West Linden Street Chestnut Street and Pryor Street. Parents include Mr and Mrs Vaughan Bendette Hargrett Marshall Pugh Parker Shipp Wal Ashby Kissnett and Sewell among others with newborn boys and girls born on June dates.

East Fair Street Marco Mes H. ON. Vaughan Jett. Sineety Bir East Linden Street C. Marshall Slo Chestnut Street Pugh Gaffin Street E. A. Parker East Street A. Z. Shipp Goapel & Street Bro W. A South Ashby Street Paul Kissnett Ira FR Zennon Glenwood Avenue A. G. Sewell Fagan Afr P. Tenenbaum Pryor Stvet Tal “Elham

Campaign to raise funds for Armenian relief in Atlanta

The Atlanta drive seeks 14 000 to aid suffering Armenians in the Near East. J R McCarty of the Optimist Club leads zones in the business district with visiting committees. Mrs Alonzo Richardson chairs the women's effort collecting clothing, already two carloads. Walter A Sims is general chairman and John J Martin the district organizer.

Atlanta Near East J. Rucker McCarty Atlanta Optimist Club Alonzo Richardson Atlanta Women’s Committee Walter A. Sims John J. Martin

Births Announced for Poole Rillahman Baker Families

To Mr and Mrs G L Poole 224 Crew Street a boy born June 10 To Mr and Mrs John Rllahman 45 Gaskill Street a girl born June 19 To Mr and Mrs J B Baker 83 English Avenue a girl born June 13 To Mr and Mrs

G. L. Poole Crew Street John Rllahman Gaskill Street J. B. Baker English Avenue

Fraternal Aid Union Holds Meeting Today

The southeastern district convention of the Fraternal Aid union will be held Tuesday at the Ansley hotel. Delegates to represent the southeastern district at the supreme lodge meeting on July 12 will be elected.

The Fraternal Aid Union Ansley Hotel Georgia Florida Alabama Tennessee South Carolina Mississippi Supreme Lodge

Woman named to Carnegie Library board by City Council

Mrs. J E Andrews of the second ward was unanimously elected by the city council to serve on the Carnegie library board, becoming the first woman regularly elected to a charter city board. She is a former PTA leader and civic activist, nominated by Councilman J O Wood and endorsed by Alderman A H Cochran, to succeed S S Selig Jr who moved wards.

J E. Andrews Bard of Trustees of Carnagie Library Iiving Thomas Bureau of Municipal Research A. H. Cochran

Switchman Seeks Forty Thousand in Damages

C Scarborough, former switchman, files damages claim for forty thousand dollars alleging injuries or losses in a switchyard incident. The case centers on liability and compensation for the worker.

Delightful Wrightsville Beach Daydream Train Schedule

Through sleepers daily via Sea board effective June 25. Low round trip rates and complete information and reservations at City Ticket Office 18 Walton St Ivy 6127.

Wrightsville Beach Seaboard Walton St. Ivy

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