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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1921

Page

9

Largest ships go to Pacific Fleet

Secretary Denby announces new naval allocation moving the California and the Maryland to the Pacific fleet as oil burners join the force. Four coal burners shift to the Atlantic while four oil burners move west, reducing fuel costs and strengthening Pacific operations. The two fleets will rotate three months each year for joint maneuvers.

Ralph H. Turner United News Washington Denby America California Maryland Pacific United States New York Texas Wyoming Arkansas Atlantic Arizona Nevada Oklahoma West East Navy Pensylvania Hilary Jones Florida North Dakota Delaware Pacific Pisot E. W.eberle New Mexico Idaho Tennessee Mississippi

Assurances to U S voiced by George

The first page continuation reports Prime Minister Lloyd George outlining postwar conditions and disarmament progress. He welcomes all delegates as equal partners in the British commonwealth while noting issues in Silesia and the Near East.

United Kingdom Dominions India Lloyd- George Silesia Near East Lloyd-George Wll Hughes Australia United States

Indictments Coupled With War Draft Case In U S District Court

Williams and three sons indicted on assault charges with Bedgely accused of striking guard William B Austin on May 12, 1921. Other indictments involve liquor violations with defendants arraigned before Judge Siblay. Sentences include Brown 100 fine or 60 days, Thomas 50 fine or 40 days, Underwood 200 fine. Dutman case unusual as he claimed amnesty in 1918 armistice moment. judge dismissed.

Bedgely William B Austin Siblay U. S. District Court G. C. Brown Fayette County George Thomas George Underwood DeKalb County Sibley Oscar Eugene Dutman Dutman

Beer for Medicine To Be Given Soon

Regulations governing the use of beer as medicine will be issued shortly by Secretary Mellon, unless prohibitionists unite and push a law to forbid it. The Volstead bill stalls amid wrangling, while Treasury officials prepare rules on permissible quantities. Wayne B Wheeler and others urged prompt enactment, as Representative Campbell defended hearings against threats of political defeat.

Johnn Gleissner United News Washington Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Congress & Law A.mitchell Palmer Wpe Palmer Bureau of Internal Revenue Wayne B. Wheeler Antisaloon League C. Dinwiddie National Temperance Bureau House Rules Committee Campbell Kansas

Piracy Feared As Ships Vanish Across Oceans

The state department shows interest after Senator Hale from Maine forwards an appeal from H K Hanson’s daughter seeking a search for her father aboard the Carol Deering. American consuls worldwide were told to watch for the missing vessels and crews. no trace or clue to pirates has been found, and only a parrot aboard the Carol Deering offered any sign of life.

State Department Hale Maine H K Hanson Carol Deering Parrot

U.S. Not To Buy Farming Acreage For Ex Soldiers

The federal board for vocational education will not pursue large land purchases for farm homes for disabled soldiers. Instead, the board will evaluate land location and price reasonableness where tracts aid rehabilitation and potential permanent homes. Investigations in district No. 6 across Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, North and South Carolina examined colonization projects and trainee interest. Interviews with agricultural trainees show interest in land under varied willingness across states. Georgia trainees have yet to be interviewed.

Clark Howell, JR Tonyimyon Maleigh Hotel Washington, D. C Constitution Federal Board For Vocational Education del W. Lamkin J the Georgia Ennessee Florida North South Carolina Walter J. Quick Elmer C. Nagh M. Bryson Atlanta Carolinas Lamkin North Carolina Tennessee

Cutts Welcomed as Shriner Imperial Potentate in Savannah

Ernest A Cutts, elected imperial potentate of North America by Shriners’ Des Moines meeting, is greeted home in Savannah with a parade over a mile long. City declares holiday as 25 organizations join 40 or 50 secret orders in celebrations with bands and large bunting displays. Gordon Saussy represents the governor in speeches.

Savannah Ernest A Cutts Des Moines Shriners North America Gordon Sausy

Augustan Honored by Pope for Service in Rome

Rome on June 20 Monsignor Peter F. Muldoon bishop of Rocleford Tit was named by Pope Benedict as assistant to the pontifical throne and conferred the decoration of knighthood of the Order of St Gregory the Great on Captain P H Rice of Augusta Georgia.

Rome Peter F. Muldoon Rocleford, Tit Pope Benedict St. Gregory, the Great Cantain P H Rice Augusta

Movie Distributors Protest on Routing of Express Shipments

A complaint from moving picture distributors in Atlanta challenges the routing of express shipments to Charleston South Carolina via Georgia Railroad and Augusta instead of the Southern Railway. The dispute involves the Southeastern Express Company and the American Railway Express Company. The Interstate Commerce Commission is handling the Georgia complaints informally with the American Railway Express Company.

Clark Howell, JR Constitution Borton Raleigh Washington, D. C Constitution Moving Picture Distributors Atlanta Interstate Commerce Commission Charleston S.C Georgia Railroad Augusta Atlantic Coast Line Southern Railway Southeastern Express Company American Railway Express Company Georgia

Watson Scores Meat Packers Before Senate

Senator Thomas E Watson denounces meat packers on the senate floor urging passage of a bill to regulate interstate and foreign commerce in livestock and related products. W. J. Harris backs federal regulation as part of the same reform effort. Sycamore Boy Scouts plan to travel to Fitzgerald for Independence Day celebration.

Clark Howell, JR Constitution Coven Raleish Hotel Washington Constitution Senate United States Thomas E Watson Watson Federal Trade Commission Georgia Sycamore Lana Fitzgerald

Outgro Claimed To Ease Ingrown Toenail Pain

A brief note describes Outgro as a harmless antiseptic for skin around an ingrown nail. It claims a few drops reduce inflammation and pain and toughen tender skin so the nail turns outward quickly. The product is marketed to chiropodists but sold in drug stores with directions.

Georgia Peach Crop Indicates 8 500 Car Total

Georgia's peach crop is forecast at about 8500 cars with record quality for the district. Good weather and disease control boosted production, yielding an estimated total of 4 650 000 bushels, up about 25 percent from 1920. Prices this season have begun slightly below last year's.

Clark Howell, JR Constitution Buro Raleigh Hotel Washington Constitution Georgia Department of Agriculture

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