Refutation of Tillery ID Signals Major Developments Ahead
J A Nations Oakfield farmer, star witness for the state, testified he could not identify Tillery as the man who fleeced him of 3500 dollars and that he only knew Tillery in El Paso through code signals arranged by Bert Donaldson. Federal inspector H N Graham said Nations had been assured Tillery’s identity and that a hand-raise cue would reveal him.
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Mark Tillery
J A. Nations
Oakfield Farmer
Superior Court
Tillery
el Paso
Texas
Bert Donaldson
Boykin
H. N Graham
Post Office
Tilley
Bunco
Swifty Klein
Art Young
Federal
Klein
Graham
Nations
Young
J A. Mallona
Tom Kite
William Schley Howard
I Tillery
Donaldson
Macon 70 Renew Assembly Battle 10 Get Capital
Bills to move the capital to Macon will be introduced in both houses as the capital relocation issue intensifies. Speaker Cecil Neill plans an Australian ballot system bill in Georgia, with Frank Hooper leading Atlanta opposition. Additional measures target election reforms and house senate actions continue across the session.
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John W. Hammond
Hammond
Sta
Atlanta
Frank Hooper
House
Senate
Neill
Georgia
John H. Jonas
Colima
Grand Theater Collapse Kills Seven In Barnesboro
Johnstown, Pa June 23 seven persons reported dead and many injured after the collapse of the Grand theater at Barnesboro during a severe storm. Nine were rescued from the ruins and sent to Spangler hospital.
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Johnstown
Barnesboro
Spangler Hospital
Fifty Years Ago in Violet Rays and City Scenes
A crowded social in Newnan at the Kimball House featured Col. C. W. Styles and Hon. H. W. Hilliard among guests. Nearby views from Col E. Hulbert’s Houston street home show four states. A Scandinavian arrival in Eatonton spurred housing. vegetables fetch high prices. Augusta plans an Augustan holiday with a municipal dog slaughter. Auctions flourish on Whitehall and Marietta streets. a Atlanta incident ends with a man’s arrest after injuring his wife with a carving knife.
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Violet Ray
Col. BE. Hulbert
Houston Street
Georgia
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Farm value in Georgia climbs. state second in farm counts
Census figures show Georgia with 310,732 farms in 1920 up from 291,027 in 1910, and farm land plus buildings valued at 1,140,218,327 compared with 479,204,332 a decade earlier. Despite a drop in cultivated acreage, Georgia ranks only behind Texas in farm numbers, with South Atlantic states holding most farms.
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Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
Georgia
Bureau of the Census
Department of Commerce
Bureau
Census Bureau
Union
Texas
South Atlantic
East North Central States
United States
Iowa
Illlinois
Nebraska
Minnesota
California
Missouri
Attacks on Inspection Act Reach Supreme Court
Gulf Refining Company seeks to overturn the inspection act as unconstitutional claiming inspection fees are excessive and burdens interstate commerce. Judge Sibley delays ruling until Texas case argued, grants temporary relief by ordering Roane to withhold collected fees and custodian funds in Atlanta bank pending trial.
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Texas Company
United States Supreme Court
Gulf Refining Company
United States District Court
Samuel H. Sibley
Feles
Treasury
Rull Refining Company
Sibley
M. P. Ronae
Roane
Atlanta
Assembly Heads Confer On Committee Posts
Final plans for inauguration decks and conferences among President Herbert Clay Speaker Cecil Neill and leaders of both houses set a busy weekend. Governor Dorsey’s final message will arrive Saturday and Thomas W Hardwick will succeed him. Napier expected to take office shortly after. Senate leaders named include James R. Thomas as Rules vice chairman and Mills as Agriculture chair. others discussed include Ben Walker and E W Childs. Budget and banking roles eyed for Akin and other senators as Clay finalizes posts by Tuesday morning.
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Herbert Clay
Cecil Neil
Ship of State
Hugh M. Dorsey
Thomas W. Hardwick
Senate
James R. Thomas
Rules Committee
Jin
Ails
Jing Mills
Mills
Georgia
State Farmers' Union
Ben Walker
E. W. Childs
L. B. Akin
Clay
Neill
George M Napters
General Assembly
R. A Denny
Hardwick
Napier
Probe committee on cotton formed by house
A bipartisan special committee including Georgia's Carl Vinson is gathering opinions from cotton growers to determine needed legislation. Members from Arkansas to California seek stronger regulation or abolition of the New York Cotton Exchange, with a federal cotton bureau among proposed solutions.
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Clark Howell, JR
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
Wise
Carl Vinson
Cgeorgia
Georgia
Vinson
joPimion
New York Cotton Exchange
Toto
Gasoline Prices Drop Two Cents Effective Today
Standard Oil officials announce a 2 cent reduction in retail and wholesale gasoline prices effective Friday June 24. Retail falls from 25 to 23 cents per gallon, wholesale from 23 to 21 cents. The cut aligns with lower commodity costs, better manufacturing and labor conditions, with prior drops in April and May cited.
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Standard Oil Company
Council Blocks Ban on City Curb Market
City council tabled Councilman Fred C Woodall's resolution to remove the curb market from streets after debate over alleged ordinance violations. The measure failed by a wide margin as officials weighed street vending rules, food screening, and traffic provisions.
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Fred C. Woodall
Wee
Hutchison Opens British Open Lead At St Andrews
Jock Hutchison of Chicago leads the British Open at St Andrews after rounds of 72 and 75 totaling 147. Ted Ray and Jim Barnes are close at 148, while Bobby Jones sits at 152 after a 74 in the second round.
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Barnes
St. Andrews
Scotland
Jock Hutchison
Chicago
Jock
Jim Barnes
Bobby” Jones
Atlanta
Emmett French
Youngstown
Ohio
Ray
George McLean
Grassy Sprain Club
New York
George Duncan
Alexander Herd
Arnaud Massey
Joseph H Kirkwood
Bobby Jones
Clarence Hackney
Atlantic City
William Melham
Shreveport
Gompers Denounces Hearst as Traitor at AFL Meet
Samuel Gompers, at the Denver AFL convention, denounced Hearst as a traitor to America and labor while affirming support for Irish freedom. He challenged critics of his character and administration, said he advocated for a free Ireland, and recalled close ties with Irish leaders.
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Ireland
Denver
Colo
Samuel Gompera
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Tate
Gompers
J A MecQuire
San Francisco
Hearst
William Randolph Hearst
Shelter
Pers
Home Rule
Europe
United States
Atlantic City
Early Primaries Win With Close 22 to 21 Vote
The city democratic executive committee adopted a motion to set a municipal primary date between August 15 and September 15, narrowly defeating a September 1 to October 1 option. Eighteen new women members voted decisively, urging October as the preferred date while citing school openings and polling logistics as cost savers. A League of Women Voters note supported more women but urged trimming members. Continued on Page 7 Column 7a.
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City Democratic Executive Committee
Collone
League of Women Voters
W.P. Neill
Fifth Ward
Annexation Bill in Assembly Urged by Kirkwood Leaders
Mayor T J Bryan's demands for Kirkwood's merger with Atlanta were approved by the Atlanta council after lengthy debate. The plan hinges on a 1922 referendum of Kirkwood voters, city bond issues, and the Fulton DeKalb measure to submit annexation to voters.
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Bryan
Council
Kirkwood
Atlanta
Georgia
Fulton
DeKalb
General Assembly
Kirkewood
T J Bryan
Harry Goodhart
J. R. Bachman
Woth
Bachman
Lst
Atlanta Council
Charter Revision Committee
Weather forecast for Georgia shows likely showers
Weather forecast indicates probable showers in northwest Georgia Friday through Saturday with a dip in temperatures. Highest and lowest temperatures are unclear, but humidity is around 70 percent with a dry period possible. details are incomplete and data appears corrupted.
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Washington
Georgia
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