Brilliant Stars Set for WGM Radio Studio Tonight
A galaxy of musical stars will perform at WGM in Atlanta tonight before seven o clock, featuring Lucius Duncan, Madye Ryman, Margerine Hunt, Lucius Duncan, Ernest Durrett, and others. Mrs Duncan accompanies on piano as guests from Philadelphia and Atlanta bring violin, guitar, and vocal talents to the station’s early program.
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WGM
Lucius Duncan
Vive
Mass Madye Ryman
Margone Hunt
Lucins Duncan
Philadelphia
Ernest Durrett
Miss Myman
Mr. Durrett
Stuming
Kyman
Durrett
South
Marjerie Hunt
New Orleans
Pine
New Orleans Conservatory of Music
Jin Farley
Atlanta
Reseher
Mixa Hunt
Mike Hunt
Wgms
Volin
Dianeean
Cootibs
Chitadelphia
Terry Sehradienck
New York Stock Exchange Allows Cotton Letter Broadcast
The New York Stock Exchange granted Hubbard Brothers and Company permission to broadcast its cotton letter from WGM and WGAL, marking a notable step in market reporting. The change, pushed by Atlanta Constitution staff and local rep Herbert Brown, advances nationwide access to timely cotton market data.
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New York Stock Exchange
Frdny
New York
WGM
Hubbard Brothers and Company
New York A Cotton Exchange
Herbert Brown
Ots Bass
Tenner and Reane
Geveral Weeks
Local bankers elect officers for year Friday
The Atlanta chapter of the American Institute of Banking elected officers at the Kimball house. AoAW Bankston was named President with F W B Roper as first vice president and G S Stone Ivan Berthenke James Spreer Phillip R K Fowles and Farling Crawford as vice presidents. A secretary-treasurer will be chosen later. About fifteen delegates will represent Atlanta at the national convention in Cleveland July 16-18 and seek the 2025 meeting for Atlanta. The local branch, about fifteen years old, has over 300 active members.
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Atlanta
American Institute of Braking
Kimball House
Aoaw Bankston
Atlanta National Book
F. W. B. Roper
Federal Reserve
G. 9B Stone
Ivan Berthenke
James Spreer
Phillip RK. Fowles
Farling Crawford
Clevelnanl
Greater Atlanta Plan Explained by Edxac Watkins
Councilman Edxac Watkins outlined a proposal to merge Fulton and Dekalb counties into the Greater Athurta district at the City Club luncheon. He said the plan, endorsed by a council committee, would cut government expenses and improve efficiency for the merged area. The meeting opened for round table discussion after his remarks. Call Belle Isle taxicabs.
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Fulton
Dekalb
Greater Athurta
Edxac Watkins
City Club
Watkins
Pla
Yen Tor
Belle Isle
Signor Volpi Presents Feature Program at WGM
Signor Emilio Volpi sponsored a WGM Friday night program headlined as Volpi night featuring Miss Olive Walker dramatic soprano Maude M. Eberhardt pianist J. Dendy baritone Frank Day flutist Dave Frank tenor and Jimmy Finley pianist. Volpi acted as sponsor and accompanyist with vocal pupils Walker and Dendy and Frank gaining praise for radio debut.
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WGM
Emilio Volpi
Atlanta
Volpi
South
Olve Walker
Sopranio Maude M. Eberhardt
Jp Dendy
Frank Day
Dave Frank
Rauhy
Signor Volpi
Usuel Cusgrom
Miss Walker
Mr. Finley
Mr. Frank
Dr. Dendy
Mr. Bay
Wgas
Mira Walker
Mr. Dendy
Carolina
Mr.Frank
Elks
Junior Chamber Session At Station WGM Tonight
The semi monthly Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting airs on WGM from 9:30 to 10:46 with Bill Lowe in charge. The broadcast aims to admit many new members while featuring royal Ananias entertainment and a first class musical program.
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Junior Chamber of Commerce
WGM
Bill Lowe
Ananias Club
Fron Roe
Chamber of Commerce
Order of the
Bill Lowa
Ag Royal Ananias
Hinnists
Ramblers Thrill WGMS Listeners in Atlanta Broadcast
The Ramblers led by manager Harry Vaughn returned to WGM for nearly an hour of lively music. The ensemble featured Tartwell Jones director piano, Vaughn saxophones, Kuetscher sax, Leonard violin, Haugh Epps banjo, Goldstein drums, with Myrtle Crossland and Olive Walker as vocal soloists.
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Walter Leonard
Haugh Epps
W. WM. Goldstein
Harry
Myrtle Crossland
Olive Walker
Orchestra Boys
Tate
Jimmy Tick
WGM
Philips & Crew
Steinway
Jimmy
Syndicalist Threat Prompts Communist Charge in Trial
Testimony links the Trade Union Educational League to a Communist plan to undermine American labor, with Foster cited as initially supporting and later renouncing such views. Evidence shows the league acted as the party’s industrial arm, and was discussed at the Bridgman Communist convention where a delegate explained its aims.
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Trade Union Educational League
Foster
United States
Fosters
Orat
Hina Union Educational League
Communist Party
Bridgman Communist Convention
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
Chicago
Bridgman
Mamle
Frade ‘Union Educational Teague
Communistas
Stenogmo
Foster claims Trade Union Educational League aims in unions
The article portrays Foster and the Communist party figures promoting the Trade Union Educational League as a means to seize labor influence. It cites Browder, inner circle members, and Moscow origins, asserting the league blends syndicalist tactics with communist aims to win honest union men through deception and coercion.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Trade Union Educational League
France
Educational League
Saniicalis
Bridgman
Tuien Educational League
Ths
Foster
Trussian
Russia
Yeeson
Federated Press
American Federation of Labor
Amusement Directory and Theater Listings
The page lists Forsyth and Howard theaters with weeklong programs featuring films like Some Baby and The Exelters, along with vaudeville and mixed features. It includes notices about Metropolitan Tudor and other venues, plus an extended political article criticizing the Trade Union Educational League and Communist influence in labor movements.
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Crnyth ‘Theater
Forsyth
Lorne Grand Theater
Howard Theater
Bebe Daniels
the Exelters
Ee Trade Union International
Russia
Canada Unable To Refuse Permits For Liquor Export
Washington June 22 The Canadian government informed the State Department via a note from the British ambassador that it cannot adopt the US suggestion to refuse clearance papers for vessels carrying liquor bound for United States ports unless an import permit is shown. The note says Canadian law permits export to foreign countries and requires export clearance, with no provision to deny clearance on prohibited entry without a permit.
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Washington
State Department
Department
United States
Canada
15000 Gallons of Liquor Seized in West New York
Prohibition agents raided West New York New Jersey seizing 15000 gallons of denatured alcohol 12 stills 21 barrels of wine and thousands of counterfeit labels and revenue stamps. Four men were arrested.
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New York
Prohibition
New Jersey
Boil er Explosion Fatal for Oiler Carl Anderson
Mobile Alabama June 22 Carl Edmund Anderson 28 Pensacola Florida steamship oiler died at United States Marine Hospital after an explosion aboard the American tank ship Kebuskee off South Pass Louisiana He never regained consciousness Two other engine room crew members William N Ailes Albany New York and W A Brown Jr Pensacola Florida were scorched and bruised all were rushed to Mobile hospital
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Mobile
Ala
Carl Edmund Anderson
Pensacola
Fla
South Pass
Louisiana
United States Marine Hospital
Anderson
William N. Ailes Pumpman
Albany
W. A. Brown, Jr
Ers
Expulsion Ordered for Stamm at Consolidated Stock Exchange
New York June 22. The Consolidated Stock Exchange expelled P. G Stamm of P. G. Stamm & Company after he failed to appear before the board to answer questions about alleged fictitious trades. An auditing committee found many Stamm transactions were executed off the floor. He offered to withdraw, but the offer was declined.
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New York
Consolidated Stock Exchange Today
P. G Stamm
PG. Stamm & Company
Stammi
Board of Governors
Consolidated
Exchange
Stamm
Draft Charter for Savannah Combines City Manager Plan
Savannah moves toward a seven aldermen system with elected mayor and vice mayor and a city manager. The draft prohibits campaign funds from city employees, sets term lengths and election of the manager, and reserves executive powers for the manager. The sub committee includes Frank MelIntire, A B Lovett, and Stella Akin. The general committee will decide submission timing and effective date.
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Savannah
Paul B. Seabrook
Waldermen
Frank P. MelIntire
A. B. Lovett
Stella Akin
Morrison Calls Election to Fill Congress Vacancy
Governor Sameron Morrison issues proclamation for a general election in North Carolina's second district on November 6 to elect a successor to Tate Claude Kitcbin. A Democratic primary is set for October, with the party nominee expected to win in the solidly Democratic district.
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Raleigh
N. C
Sameron Morrison
Tate Claude Kitcbin
Congress
Democratic Executive Committee
Quarrel Over Fishing Rights Ends In Double Tragedy
Sarasota, Fla., June 22. Edward Andrews, a fisherman, was shot to death at Treasure Teland near Midnight Pass. Ira Britt was shot in the abdomen and hospitalised. The husband, also a fisherman, is jailed on charges related to the killing, claiming self defense amid a dispute over fishing rights. The woman’s wound cause remains under investigation.
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Sarasota
Fla
Midnight Pass
Edward Andrews
Treasure Teland
Ira. B. Britt
Tass
Andrewa
Barker Elected Secretary Head At Atlanta Meeting
Officers for the ensuing year were chosen at the Secretaries' club of Atlanta annual meeting held at the Winecoff hotel. B. S. Barker, secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, was elected president and ile E. N. Brown, secretary of the Iran club and Dictaphone general manager, was named secretary.
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Secretaries’ Club of Atlanta
Winecoff Hotel
Barker
Chamber of Commerce
Ile E. N. Brown
Iran Club
Dictaphone Company
Wbp. Lemmon
Georgia Forestry Association
Savannah Harbor Now Navigable for Large Ships
Savannah Ga June 22 The district engineer Col F W Alstaetter announced the annual survey shows the Savannah harbor channel now navigable for larger vessels. Depth is 26 feet at mean low water with a 31 foot ship able to pass with clearance. Dredging targets 26 feet near Savannah quarantine and 30 feet to the sea at Tybee, marking a steady deepening from 21 feet in 1919 to 26 feet today.
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Savannah
Sperial
F. W. Alstaetter
Valle
Tybee
East Point School Board Chair Resigns Amid Claims of Family Tavors
East Point school board chairman H B Coleman resigns amid friction over alleged political interference by Mayor Ramsay and board member J R Bailey. Coleman accuses efforts to place family members in positions and notes second ward lacks representation while other wards have members. John M Smith named to replace Coleman and restore balance.
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East Point
H. B. Coleman
East Point Board of Education
Coleman
John Msmith
S. W. Ramsay
J. R. Bailey
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Greater Atlanta
Edgar Watkins
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Columbia
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Sr Rtra “Records
Columbia Pitophors
Ramblers
Soci
America
Labor Herald
Karl Browder
Browder
Set
Ted ‘Trade Union International
Rus Sia
Metropolitan Theater
Douglas Fairbanks
Blake
Agnes Ayers
Tudor Theater
Herbert Raw- Npson
Morrison
N.Y
Associated Press
East Kodak
Erie
Pena Leq
Pemle
Ajax Hin & Dye
Ork
M & Smelt
Fea
M&s
Fi Co
Fisher Body Eyes
Phila Co
Ptd
Fusk
Fleher
Ag Chemie
NMA
Fletschann
Boesch
Foundation
Pehupe Pet Pletce-Ar
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Goldwyn Pict
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Goodrich
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Spg
Io Am Metals
Bib Abuey
Mazor
Gulf Star
Houston
Tiudson
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Agric
Tnt Hary Co
St & Gube
Giue & Ld
Stew Warner
Anaconda
Strom
Constaby
Texas
Timken
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Aklyn Edison
Burns Bros
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Lou &_ Nash
Mack Truck
Mack Trist
Boss Butterick
Shattenk & Ariz Caddo O ‘ Mallinson
Shell UN Oi
Afte & Simmons Co
Callahan
Simms
Calumet & Ariz
Mor & R Pri Pk
Shelly Gil
Mart Parry
OHA
Tan Vale
Chie & Alton
Miami
ME_& T
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Utah
China
Montgomery Ward
Mean Motors
Vannd” Carp
Col Fu & Iron
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Colum Gan & Bot
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Colum Graph
West Pac
EL & Mi
Cosdon
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Wheeligg
Ontario
Davidson Chem Bag
Orph'm Cir
Woolworth Fey
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Wright Aero Au
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Ctepid
Otis Steel
Deere
Eerie
Owens
Pac
Pacific
Tiago
Packard Motor
Packard
Sapulpa
Ud Card Exchange
South States
of & Fn
Acme Coal
New Po
Witeor
Alvarado
Am Gas & New
Amal Lead & Zine
Amer Light & Tr Ne
Arizona Globe
Armour Co
Borden
Hutte & Wert
Bridegport Mach
Candelaria Mining
A Brit Int Corp Aly
Pty
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Brooklyn City KR R
Aw Consolidated Copper Oil Iuddy Bude
Continental Mines
Cortez
Chicaso Nipple
Chicago Steel
LH Davis Daly
Ubicago BO
Cleveland Auto
Cox Cash
Golden States
Cond
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Inds
Goldfield Deepie
Enton
Raldfield Florence
Etable Trust Co
Federal Telegraph
Ata
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Err Tire
Henrietta Silver
Heyden Chemical
Hilton Min
Andson & Manbatta
Hultloger
Marsh
Peerless Motors
Meltlean Copper
Prima Radio Gl
Wational Tin
Radio Corp
Evade Silver Horn
Dominion
South Toal & Iron
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Tae Aiptosihay
Todd Shipyards
Ohio Corps US Might & Fit
Belign Mina
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Willys’ Corpor
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Caida
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Onity
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Southweat Penn
Amer Cotton
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Tel & Tel Gx Vacuum
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Anzio Americas
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Betts
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Wu Cities Service Pr
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Ane Cent Steel
Glenrock Oil
Charcoal Iron &E . A
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Citlea Service
Humphrey's OH
Keystone Ranger
Lyong Pet
Deere & Co
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Noble Ik
Fisher Body
Ima
Galena Bignal
Genegal
Hood Tilrer
Phillips Pet
New
Asternat
Bai Chin Power
PH Petroleum
Public Kerr Cos
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