Navy Secretary Denby Delays Admiral Misquote Fallout
Secretary of the Navy Denby stays in Washington as Sims submits a written statement after being misquoted about the admiral. The case centers on a London speech and whether Denby will press for an investigation or dismissal. A further decision is promised after another talk with Sims.
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Mama Sime
Navy
Denby
Sims
Washington
Jes Sima
Hig
London
Oche Oese -Denpy
Sima
Jackass
Aeae
Sisted
H By
Sian
Bond Furnished By Man Detained In Shooting Case
Campbell of Greenville released on bond of 2000 as police pursue investigation into a shooting that left Mrs. Lalla Howard injured. Howard says the bullet was meant for Campbell. Mrs Howard rests in Grady Hospital. Campbell’s wife and Campbell deny the claim while attorney C P Bentley represents the couple. The case awaits Mrs. Howard’s recovery before proceeding in the recorder’s court.
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M.W
Campbell
Greenville
Lalla
Howard
North
Porayth Street
J. Ward
Gainesville
Campbel
C. Pp. Bentley
Recorder’s Court
Shrines Plan Chain of Hospitals Like Atlanta Center
Forrest Adair announces at Des Moines convention that Shriners will build a series of children’s hospitals modeled on the Scottish Rite facility in Atlanta. He cites $927,000 already raised and a projected $1,790,000 by next January, with six or seven new hospitals planned after site selection. Membership stands at 100,000 with rapid growth.
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Atlanta
Scottish Rite Masons
Shrinera
Des Moines
Forrest Adair
Yaerab Temple
Beottish Rite Hospital
Oras
Deg Moines
Eae
Adair
Imperial Council
Portland
Dawes Budget Bureau Seeks Volunteer Help From Industry
Dawes outlines plan to reform government business administration and cut taxes. He proposes assembling top American business leaders as unpaid advisers by August 1, 1921, and convening all bureau chiefs to map coordinated changes for year end. He likens the task to wartime mobilization and warns without broad backing relief is impossible.
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Pike's Peak
George"Van. Horn
Bromley
Mtalf
Fershing
France
Henry Smither
Servigd
Dawes
Congress
iPike
Reliancé
Department J
Washington
Budget Bureau
Intimta
Aviators Injured in Pensacola Plane Crash
Pensacola Florida June 23 Lieutenant A Dillon United States Marine and Second Lieutenant were injured when their N-9 type gunplane crashed into the bay during training. The crash occurred amid stormy weather as the pilots were executing maneuvers.
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Pensacola
Fla
AW. A. Dillon
United. States
Secord
Packer
Man’s likeness to De Valera triggers arrest in Dublin
An Irish Daily report states a man arrested at Black Rock near Portobello Barracks was mistaken for Eamon de Valera. Soldiers detained him at Portobello barracks, then released after investigation proved the error.
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DE. Valera
London
Mui
Black Rock
Eamonnae ‘Alera
Portobello Barracks
Dubin
Fraternites Plan Coming Year's Work
Fraternites schedule a year planning convention at the Georgian Terrace. Friday evening features initiation proceedings, Saturday includes a noon luncheon for delegates with Dean Waters of Georgia Tech as guest, a banquet, and an automobile tour. The agenda continues through Saturday with business in morning sessions and a closing in the afternoon.
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Yanlous
Fiiday- Torn
Georgian
Former 82nd reunion sparks talk of big plans in Atlanta
Former Eighty-second division members gathered at the Ansley hotel for a lively reunion with jokes and memories. The piece notes cheers for Georges Carpender and Jack Dempsey, mentions leaders Scott Candler and John White, and hints at large upcoming plans for the Atlanta Eighty-second Division Association while inviting others to join.
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Paul Warwick
Ansley
Haggy
Fonville
McWhorter
ask _Howard
McCall
A&k
Tom Thrash
Arthur Maganing
Joe Cook
Sea’ Board Air Line Railway
Association
Tlanta
Georges’ Carpender
Jack Dempsey
Georges
Atil
France
Ansley Thurs
Atlanta
John White
Scott Candler
Theia
Highty-second Division
Atlanta Eighty-second
Arthur Manning
Cecil Hotel
A. P
Four Hundred Rally Harrison Supporters in Mississippi
In Quipport Mississippi on June 23 a crowd of about four hundred residents protested Senator Harrison's criticism of Renleay Bias in a recent London speech. The group formed a committee that obtained signatures on a telegram expressing strong support for Admiral Sims. The message states that four hundred Americans resent attacks on Sims and expresses broad Mississippi sympathy.
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Quifport
Miss
Pat Harrison
Bert
Renleay
London
Apeech
rea _tive
Admiral Sims
Sim
Councilmen Pledgedge Appoints Probe of Street Extension
Officials consider a planned extension along Hilliard Street and land avenue to create a diagonal southwest access to the downtown district from Inman Park and outlying areas. The proposal targets a $16,000 expenditure and aims to improve the main thoroughfare.
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Lythgoe
Zie Alde
Hilliard -Street
Harrisby
Inman Park
Rowing Officers Named for EeI AsNeS Club
The record lists W dexits and Jack D McCartnay as first and second vice presidents with Bi ed named as first president.
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Eei
AsNeSelubl
W. ‘Dexits
Jack
D. ‘McCartnay
Wicé
Bied
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