Harding Opposed To Nationalizing U. S. Coal Mines
President Harding in Cheyenne opposes nationalizing coal mines and says the U S coal commission will offer a new understanding of the problem. He stresses public interest, avoids loafers, and links coal with transport and distribution, referencing last year’s strikes and wartime measures. He highlights Wyoming riches and urges state cooperation with national policy.
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Harding
U. S
Cheyenne
Wye
Associated
Shuding
United States Coal Commission
Counoy
Denver
Wyoming
Congress
War Finance Corporation
New England
Chiefs heat wave order shocks Chicago police
In Chicago on Monday Chief of Police Mike Collins restricts officers from going out to the streets without coats for comfort during a heat wave. The traffic squad initially complied before the captain reversed the rule and ordered coats back on as officers promise to wear shirts and underwear the next day.
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Chicago
Jane
Mike Collins
Storm and tornado deaths and damages across North Dakota Minnesota
Reports from Sunday storms in the northwest describe six deaths from a tornado in western Bowman and eastern Adams counties North Dakota two dozen injuries including one fatality and five serious injuries three drownings reported near St Paul and Huron plus farm worker deaths from windstorms in Goodwin North Dakota heavy rainfall added to damage with high totals at Redwood Falls and Little Falls many farms houses barns and animals destroyed Monmouth Illinois sees a fatal lightning strike to Joy Mears with three others injured in a Stronghurst McComb game
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St. Paul
Minn
Bowman
Adams
North Dakota
Huron, & C
Goodwin
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Lere
Redwood Falls
Little Falls
Royal Mail Line Liner Caraquet Sinks Near Bermuda
The Royal Mail Line steamship Caraquet struck reefs 12 miles north of Bermuda at daylight and began breaking up. Passengers were rescued by tugs, with no loss of life expected. Built in 1894, the Caraquet carried passengers, mail, and cargo on its Halifax to West Indies route.
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Bamilton
Bermuda
Associated Press
Royal Mail Line
Caraquet
Halifax
West Indies
Royal Mud Steam Packet Company
Belfast
B. Harnett
Royal Mail
Curaquect
Bemuda
N.S
Bermuda Reefs
Ethel Barrymore Sues For Divorce In R I Superior Court
Providence June 25 Ethel Barrymore Colt has filed for divorce from Russell G Colt son of late Colonel Samuel F Colt head of United States Rubber Co Hearing is set for the week of July 1 or 2 A joint estate share at Mamaroneck N Y with three children and $25000 outright plus each child receiving 350000 and Colt selted 10000 and other property noted in the late Colonel Colt will
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Providence
R. C
Ethel Barrymore Colt
Russell G. Colt
Samuel F. Colt
United States Rubber Company
Colonel Colt
Mamaroneck
Hae
Mr. Colt
Allies Waiting On France To Act On Reparations
Paris June 25 The last week shows France and Britain debating how to proceed on reparations with Italy and possibly Belgium. France seeks cessation of passive resistance as a prerequisite while proposing many conditions including international control of Rhineland railways and Rohe mines, gold payment of German customs, and France’s share from A and B bonds.
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Mark Sullivan
Paris
France
Britain
Italy
Belgium
Germany
Rhineland
Rohe
Constitution Tour in Movies At Metropolitan
Ralph T. Jones notes the Metropolitan Theater will screen moving pictures of The Constitution tour from Atlanta to Tybee Island. The film shows the motorcade, Savannah Motor Club arrivals, and bathing-beauty contest closeups. Cameraman Jimmie Buchanan, known as Buck, captures stops at Sylvania and refreshments in Screven.
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Ralph T. Jones
The
Constitution
Atlanta
Savannah
Tybee
Metropolitan Theater
Jimmie Buchanan
Jimmie
Buck
Augusta
Georgia
Sylvania
Screven
Scientist claims success in making artificial wood
Christiania June 25 A scientist of the Kullebund announces a method using half sawdust with chalk and chemicals pressed under heavy pressure to produce artificial wood that he says has all the qualities of genuine timber and is as hard as oak.
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Christiania
Jime
Kullebund
Theater Platform Collapses in Dallas Injuring About 100
A wooden platform over a ditch at Cycle Park theater in Dallas collapsed as hundreds crowded into an open air show. About 100 people fell into the ditch, many with cuts and bruises. no deaths were reported. Ambulances ferried victims to hospitals. the crowd surged past ropes before the collapse of 25 feet of runway.
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Dallas
Texas
Cycle Park Theatre
Peur
Turks and Allies Renounce War Indemnities
Lausanne reports Turks and the allies agreed on mutual renunciation of war indemnities. Turkey pledged not to seek the six million Turkish gold pounds seized by the Allies and not to ask Britain for reimbursement of five million Turkish gold pounds deposited in England in 1914 for two warships. The Ottoman debt council will be relieved of costs for refining wartime paper money.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Turkey
Separation Commission
Deutsche Bank
Berlin
England
Radio Amateurs Await Message From McMillan
Radio amateurs across the American continent await Captain Donald MacMillan's signal as his frail nine foot schooner sails north from Maine toward the North Pole. The effort aims to establish contact with the expedition and maintain it through Arctic exploration to test radio against the aurora. Members of the American Radio Relay League in Atlanta monitor for any signal and continue coverage on page 20.
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Donald MacMillan
Maine
North Pole
Dauntless
Caitain MacMillan
Pole
Peary
Arctic
American Radio Relay League
Atlanta
Chicago Civic Opera reports large loss despite success
Chicago civic opera company discloses a net loss of 351 718 55 dollars after ten weeks of season funding. The report credits 200 guarantors for covering the shortfall and labels the season the most successful in Chicago.
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Chicago
Civic Opera
Chicago Civic Opera Company
Past Chamber Executives Urge City to House Elks Reunion
Atlanta Elks expected to draw 50 000 to 75 000 visitors for the July 9 14 1923 convention. Past Atlanta Chamber presidents appeal to citizens to open homes to guests after officials warn of a room shortage and to protect Atlanta and its hospitality reputation.
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Grand Lodge of the Benevolent Order of Elks
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Ivan £. Allen
Lee Ashcraft
E. R. Black
S. D. Dobbs
SAM _D. JONES
Robert F. Maddox
F. J. Paxon
W. H. White
V. H. Kreigshaber
Solons open legislature as Milner steps aside for pro tem
As the 1923 session opens next Wednesday, J Herman Milner of Dodge County becomes vice chairman of the rules committee and withdraws from the speakership pro tem race. W Ceel Neill remains unopposed for speaker as party fevers swirl through the Kimball House lobby with candidates for roles and their aides. Continued on Page 7, Column 5.
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Ralph T. Jones
Kimball House
J. Herman Milner
Dodge County
W. Ceel Neill
Milner
Tle
Weill
Doctor Claims Power to Make Men Tell Truth
Dr R E House of Ferris Texas told the American Medical association that a new anaesthetic drug scopalamine could compel criminals to tell the truth. He claimed the serum removes the ability to lie, aiding both wrongful convictions and exonerations. He predicted a revolution in criminal procedure if widely used.
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San Francisco
R. E. House
Ferris
Texas
American Medical Association
House
Dr. House
Mennin
Husband Present Jealous Woman Stabs Rival in Kansas City
In Kansas City on Monday a jealous wife stabbed her rival across a scenic spot after finding her husband with the other woman, Mrs. Julia Feldheger. A male spectator wrestled the assailant away and police later took Mrs. Sadie Darling into custody as she admitted the attack. Feldheger remained in critical condition after surgery.
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Kansas City
Julia, Feldheger
Sadie Darling
Mrs. Darling
Mrs. Feldheger
Balanced Farming Meeting Arouses Statewide Interest
A Georgia conference being organized to promote a balanced agriculture program draws widespread support. Prominent Georgians will address the gathering in Atlanta, with Governor Walker and other officials scheduled to speak. Ashburn endorses the event as part of a statewide effort to advance farming profits and diversify crops.
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Ashburn Indorses Farming
Ashburn
Ashburn Board of Trade
Ashburne Board of Trade
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia Association
George T. Betts
Atlanta
George T. Letts
The
Constitution
Sutlive
Chamber of Commerce
W. G. Suttive
Sevannah
Georgia Press Association
General Assembly
Clifford Walker
J. J. Brown
Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Savanna
Macon
Augneta
Berss
Georgia
Truthful Weather Doggerel Weather Proverbs Recalled
A playful verse collection claims to fuse ancient Babylonia weather wisdom with scientific fact, humorously noting sun pale, moon halos, and rain forecasts. It hints at tempers, ailments, and everyday life as in olde proverbs, prefaced as the work of Dr Jenner with quips on rain and heat.
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Babylonia
Jenner
Betty
Gorrow
Tomor
Local Weather Report in Brief
The report lists highest and lowest temperatures with mean and normal values. Rainfall recorded in the past two hours is noted and the data is presented for the current period.
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Avlanta Constitution Classified Advertising Dept
Y Main
Monmouth
Joy Mears
Stronghurst
Ethel Barrymore
Frange
Ruhr
Buchanan
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Manufacturer
Detroit
Mich
Henry Ford
BE. G. Liebold
Liebold
Siebold
White House
Collice
Liebeli
United News
McMillan
Boreas
Chamber
Elks
Solons
Russell
Munday
Carswell
Senate
Fred R. Marvin
iCopsright
Adam Weishaupt
United States
Iran
Soviet Russia
Michigan
Weishaupt
Indorse Constitution Plan
William G. Sutlive
Walker
Commissioner Brown
Soule
Charles F. Brooks
American Meteorological Society
Science Service
Official Weather Report
Washington
Weather Bureau
Ral
Birmingham
Toston
Buffalo
Charleston
Ties Moines
Ro Calveston
Clear
Miami
Mobile
Montgomery
New Orleans
New York
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Oklahoma
Phoene
Mtexburg
al Reteich
Salt Lake City
Shreveport
Tanna
Cloudy
Teleda
Wrebshurz
Sloudy
Washington, Clear
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