Victims In Auto Crashes Expected To Recover Soon
Twelve people injured in Sunday automobile accidents, with no fatalties expected, include Mrs. Waldrop and her son Marvin, Mrs. Johnson and children Lomante and Fung Itne, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley and their daughter, and others. One driver, J. C. Hewes Jr., faced reckless driving charges after a sedan collision on Seventh Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Frank Walhop
College Park
Marvin
R. A Jremson
Alsa
Lomante
Fung Itne
Campbell
Grace
Cherokee Avenue
Almond Street
Jesse Clarke
Mai. Dod
Bradley
Oelock
Algernuing
Gordon and
Ashby
Aod
W. Jack Hyman
W.W. Widams
Bradley F
Atlanta Hospital
Parker
J. C. Smith
T. J. Peck
Parfie
Claud Ireland
Chestnut Street
English Avenue
How Old Is Tea The Progressive Housewife Sees Want Ads
A brief note in The Atlanta Constitution highlights how the progressive housewife uses Want-ads as daily aids and profiles the newspaper’s Classified Advertising Dept. Main 5000.
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The
Atlanta Constitution
Production of Autos And Trucks Reach New High Total
The department of commerce reports May production reached a new yearly high with 350,180 passenger cars and 42,983 trucks completed, compared with 324,451 cars and 23,788 trucks in May of the previous year.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Constitution Tybee Tour Returns to Atlanta After Five Day Trip
The Constitution's Atlanta Tybee motor tour returned Sunday night after a five day journey from Atlanta to Tybee and back. Rain disrupted the final leg near Macon and some cars paused in mud but were freed by a Cannon service truck. Exhibits include the Tybee highway celebration and a documentary film by J B Buchanan and Ty Sanders shown at the Metropolitan Theatre.
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The
Constitution
City
Gate City
DeSoto Hotel
Savannah
Macon
Willard, Patterson
Metropolitan Theater
J.B. Buchanan
Ty Sanders
Ovehoek
Atlanta
Patterson
Greensboro
Thomson
Sylvania
Waynesboro
Augusta
Sardis
Tybee
Savannah-Tybee
Metro- Politan
Milton Sills
Anna Q. Nilsson
Dublin
Alore
H. MF. Love
Goodloe Yancey, Jr
Yancey
O. T. Willoughby
Horses Duel Ends in Fatality in Savannah
In Savannah on June 24 two horses hitched to high wagons fought at a street corner in a bitter duel. Frank Weaver’s Quellist defeated Jack Blocker’s horse, reportedly biting the neck to break the spine and stamping the loser with iron hooves, leaving one horse dead.
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Savannah
Frank Weaver
Jack Blocker
Parties Facing Probing Menace of Communism
A historical report notes popular demands used by Communist organizers to infiltrate and disrupt established political parties, describing tactics and the perceived threat within the political landscape. The piece highlights how these pressures influence party loyalty and public sentiment amid rising ideological agitation.
Office Seekers Grasp at Radical Demands
The article by Fred R. Marvin discusses how both major parties risk adopting communist demands to appear popular. It argues the modern communist uses brains over bombs to corrupt morale, aiming to destroy civilization and Christianity by organizing workers, and notes the tactic appeals to liberal voters while warning politicians against easy acceptance of such planks. Continued on Page 3, Column 6.
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Fred R. Marvin
Lendvera
Inter
Soviet
Russia
Atlanta Elks Convention Set for July 9 to 14
After a Sunday morning conference in New York Atlanta lodge No. 73 pledged to curb the Smith Greb prize fight while the fifty-ninth grand lodge reunion and convention is announced for Atlanta July 9 to 14. Attending were Grand Exalted Ruler J. Edgar Masters Grand trustees led by C F a. McCue and Atlanta figures John S. McClelland and Judge L F McClelland along with Walter P. Andrews.
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New York
Atlanta Lodge No. 73
Benevolent and Protective Order of Liks
Jeff Smith
Harry Greb
Grand Lodge
The
Elks’ Grand Lodge
Atlanta
Elks’ Magazine
East Forty-second Street
C F. A. McCue
J. Edgar Masters
John S. McClelland
L. F. McClelland
Atlanta Lodge No. 78
Walter P. Andrews
R. A.don
Dawsonville Child Dies After Peanut Lodged in Windpipe
The two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Noah Chester of near Dawsonville Georgia died at an Atlanta hospital Saturday morning from a peanut lodging in her windpipe. She was taken to Atlanta Thursday for treatment but efforts to remove the peanut failed and death followed. Interment was at Mimbleville cemetery Sunday morning.
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Dawsonville
Noah Chester
Atlanta
Mimbleville Cemetery
Labor declares monarchy unnecessary in British politics
London June 24 Two main lines in the English Labour Party’s 23rd annual conference promise lively debate on labor and communism and the throne issue. Resolutions challenge the monarchy with calls to abolish hereditary rule and question royal ties while another faction urges constitutional preservation under a possible Labour government.
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Ralph H. Terner
London
Communist Party
Great Britain
England
Stockton and Thornton
North Kensington
Labor
George
Nonpartisan League backs American join fight for world order
The League of Nations Non-partisan association in New York sent a telegram to President Harding challenging his claim that the League is dead. Led by George W. Wickersham Everett Colby and William H. Short the group notes growing state and local branches and urges U S entry into the League and the Permanent Court of International Justice. They argue U S participation furthers humanitarian work and unity, urging Harding to honor pledges and avoid party discord.
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New York
League of Nations Non-partisan Association
Harding
St. Louis
Missouri
League of Nations
George W. Wickersham
Everett Colby
William H. Short
United States
League‘ of Nation
John H. Clarke
League
Melange
Court of International Justice
Leading Atlantan Appeals For Elks Visitors Help
Alfred C. Newell urges Atlanta residents to aid the Elks convention hosting up to 75,000 visitors July 9 to 14. He notes 10,000 to 20,000 must be housed in private homes and asks locals to contact the Emergency Committee with available rooms, endorsing fair charges and southern hospitality.
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Elks
Alfred C. Newell
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Peachtree Arcade
Investigation extended into production costs of infants' hosiery
The tariff commission extension covers all types of cotton hosiery and will be concluded in the United States and foreign competing countries. The commission announced that a date will be fixed later for public hearings and the inquiry was ordered in March.
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Washington
Tariff Commission
United States
Four More Ships Test Liquor Seizure Ruling At Quarantine
Four transatlantic liners Cedric Caronia Providence Conte Verdi arrive at quarantine with large liquor stocks. Cedric and Conte Verdi supply listed as surplus medical stores seized by crown authorities. Conte Verdi later reported to carry 2000 gallons wine not sealed. Sprague denies failing to comply with treasury liquor permits for foreigners.
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Associated Press
New York
White Star
Cedtie
Liverpool
Cunard
Caronia
Providence
Marseilles
Crown Customs
England
Naples
Radio Message From Explorer Clearly Heard
The wireless apparatus on the Bowdoin carrying Dr. Donald B. MacMillan and his party to the Arctic is in fine working order. Amateur stations across the country received the messages sent by 21 year old operator Donald H. Mix despite static and fading. Many amateurs reported strong signals and good chances of direct communication to the Arctic, as Bowdoin heads toward Halt?e Bay and Thor gn leaves for Boston Monday morning.
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North American Newsuper Alliance
Hartford
Coon
Lowdom
Donald B. MacMillan
Arctic
American Radio Relay League
Donald H. Mix
Bowdoin
Ais
Boyth Bay
Ha- Thor Gn
Factory Junkers Immediate Cause of Ruhr Invasion
Paris dispatch notes the Ruhr invasion by France and German industrialists, arguing both sides err. It discusses shifting American public opinion from sympathy for Germany to disapproval of France. The piece critiques policy and calls for restraint amid European turmoil. Continued on Page 5, Column 2.
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Factory Junkers
Ruhr
Mark Sullivan
Paris
Germany
America
France
Werding
Hughes
Belgium
Britain
Innocent Byatandera
Auto companion fatally injured in 75 foot drop
Sumner Curtis of Washington and Thomas French of Denver were killed when the automobile carrying members of President Harding’s western trip plunged from Lookout mountain into Bear Creek Canyon twenty five miles from Denver. Donald Craig and Thomas Dawson were seriously injured. President Harding expressed regret.
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Associated Press
Denver
Sumner Curtis
Washington
Republican National Committee
Harding
Thomas French
Bear Creek Canyon
Donald Craig
The
New York Herald
Thomas Dawson
Colorado
Mountain Park
Army General Hospital
Craig
Dawson
Mountain Home
Curtis
C. C. Gates
Bear Creek
French
Lookout Mountain
Denver Press Club
Why the Weather Dr Brooks Explains Summer Northeasters
Dr Charles F Brooks explains that summer northeasters differ from winter storms. Highs and lows shift with coastal pressures, producing clouds and rain mainly near New England while eastern Massachusetts to New York may see heavy rain and the north remains sunny for days.
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Charles F. Brooks
American Meteorological Society
Atlantic
New England
Labrador
Massachusetts
New York City
Local Thundershowers Forecast For Several States
The forecast covers Georgia Alabama North and South Carolina Florida Mississippi Virginia Tennessee Kentucky with local thundershowers Monday and Tuesday. East Gulf West Gulf and Caribbean regions show a mix of showers and fair conditions with warm winds ahead. Louisiana Arkansas Oklahoma East and West Texas report varying cloudiness and showers, mainly near coasts and eastern portions.
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Washington
Jane
Georgia
Alabama
North
South Carolina
Florida
Mississippi
Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Patteras
Key West
East Gulf
West Gulf
Caribbean Sea
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
Florida Straits
Louisiana
Arkansas
Oklahoma
East Texas
West Texas
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Frank Waldrop
R. B. Johnson
Mrs. G. Campbell
Emperor Chinning
Fred Ft. Marvin
Elks’ Convention
Sprague
Treasury
B. W. Sprague
Public Health Service
General White
Explorer
Bowdom
South
Doug
Linke
Auto Companion
Science Service
Official Weather Report
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