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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1921

Page

2

Peace Offer and Irish Crisis Split in Opinion

War and peace in Ireland clash as Lloyd George offers a conference while troops flood the island. De Valera may accept or resist. three paths loom: none, negotiated with broader powers, or united north and south under British-led rules. The Belfast speech and arrests shape the gamble as Collins and Greenwood loom large. Cork violence marks fresh turmoil in the island.

Page Two Ireland Sinn Fein Irish Republican Organization Sunday Times de Valera the Times James Crale Lloyd-George Iam Ulster Cabinet L Ess Senate Sinn Vein Sinn Feih Lloyd- George da Valera Craig Belfast United News London Michael Collins Court OE 5 Collins Collings Irish Republican Party Revolutionary Movement Hamar Greenwood Willay England Greenwood Liloyd-George 1A America United Kingdom

Males Outnumber Females In U S In 1920 Census

Census figures show 2,090,132 more males than females nationwide in 1920, a ratio of 104 to 100, with foreign-born residents driving the male surplus. Seven states and the District of Columbia show varied imbalances, Nevada leading with 143.4 males per 100 females.

Washington United States Massachusetts Rhode Island New York North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama District of Columbia Nevada

Baptists May Elect Woman President Des Moines

The Northern Baptists convention in Des Moines Iowa discussed the possibility of electing a woman as president with Mrs Helen Barrett Montgomery of Rochester New York named as a leading candidate Other prominent Baptists mentioned include Rev Dr J H Russ Brooke Rev Dr W J McGlothin and Rev Dr Charles A Brooks The prospect is seen as recognition of women in church work and Montgomery’s leadership with the Woman’s American Baptist Foreign Mission Society.

Greenville S. C Charles A. Brooks New York W. HB. Hinson Portland Ore James C. Colgate New World Movement Fund Montgomery

Black Crackers Triumph Over Federal Prison Nine

The Black Crackers won over the Federal Prison team at Morris-Brown this afternoon at 8:30 PM. The series, relocated from Memphis to Chattanooga, ended with Streator and Poindexter pitching for the visitors, signaling a strong matchup for the game against the Federal Prison unit.

Black Crackers Morris- Brown Crachers Memphis Chattanooga Streator Poindexter

Peace by July Fourth Hopes in Knox-Porter Plan

Washington June 26 Republican leaders in Congress in charge of the Knox Porter peace resolution aim to have the United States technically at peace by July 4. Senator Lodge returns to renew negotiations likely Tuesday. A compromise draft combining Knox and Porter elements is discussed to declare a state of peace and preserve American property rights before the Independence recess.

Washington United States Congress Senator Lodge Massachusetts Senate House Ces Chouse

Gainesville Bay Drowns Youth At Lake Warner Dam

Paul Rawlings of Gainesville aged 16 years drowned while swimming with companions at the power dam on Lake Warner four miles from Gainesville Ga. He disappeared beneath the water and rescue efforts by a party who searched the lake bottom by night had not recovered his body. The incident involved youths not connected to Atlanta Boy Scouts camping at the lake's far end.

Gainesville Paul Rawlings Lake Warner Rawlings Atlanta

Atlanta Kiwanis Delegates Return From Cleveland Meeting

A group of Atlanta Kiwanis delegates returned home after attending the International Kiwanis convention in Cleveland. President Walter C. Barnwell said Atlanta promoted the southern city effectively, noting Toronto’s 1922 win and pledging to bid again for 1923. Several Atlanteans extended their trip to tour major eastern cities.

Atlanta Cleveland Walter C. Barnwell Barnwell Toronto

Robber Hurries Victim From Scene of Holdup

Oscar Goodson, 72 Johnson Street, reported a masked bandit held him up at Highland and Summit, forced him to run, and fired two bullets as he fled. Goodson said he lost $3.30, described the robber as a tall black man in a slouch hat and shirt sleeves, who chased him for several blocks.

Oscar Goodson Johnson Street Highland and Summit Avenues Goodson E

Boy Injured When Bicycle Crashes Into Truck

A 13 year old white boy was severely injured in a Sunday afternoon crash on Edgewood avenue when his bicycle hit a standing truck. He was taken to Grady hospital in critical condition with a compound knee fracture and head injuries. The truck driver, a Black man, fled the scene but police ruled no fault on his part.

Grady Hospital Hospital Attacdes Scarboro Edgewood Avenue

Naval radio station struck by lightning at Arlington

Washington June 26 The naval radio station at Arlington Virginia was struck by lightning and badly damaged early tonight. The plant will be out of commission for several days though the extent of the damage was not determined. Coastal traffic including broadcast schedule and time signals sent out twice nightly will be suspended temporarily.

Washington Bis Arlington Navy Department

All Square At 36 Holes In Johnston Cup Final

C N vannais and C B W Cornell halved after 36 holes at Brookhaven in the Edwin F Johnston cup final. Both golfers posted strong rounds with Dannals shooting 40 in the second 18 and Cornell 73 in the first. The match will resume on Tuesday for the decisive 18 holes.

C.n.vannais C. B. W. Cornell Edwin F. Johnston Cornel Mr. Cornell Mr. Dannals

Legion elects John G Emery national commander

The American Legion national executive committee unani mously elects Major John Garfield Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan as national commander to succeed Colonel Frederick W Galbraith Jr who died in an automobile accident Emery born July 4 1887 served in World War I in France with the initial AEF group and rose to major before being discharged at Camp Custer He later served on Grand Rapids city commission and worked as a real estate land and insurance broker Thomas J Bannigen of Hartford Conn elected vice commander with William Setliffe of Chicago as other candidate for the post

Indianapolis American Legion John G. Emery Grandad Rapids Mich Legion Frederick W. Galbraith John Garfield Emery Grand Rapids France Cantigny St. Mihiel Meuse- Argonne Camp Custer Emery Galbraith Thomas J. Bannigen Hartford,Conn William @. Setliffe Chicago

Agreement Reported With Japs In Siberia

A dispatch from Harbin reports that Tokyo and Chita officials have drawn up a preliminary agreement in eastern Siberia. The accord improves Japan’s treaty advantages, recognizes privileges in forests and mines, asserts rights in Saghalin, and plans withdrawal of Japanese troops from the maritime province including Nikolatevek.

Tokio Usha Harbin Manchuria Gaya M. Shimada M. Kojemoitoff Chita Siberia Japan Saghalin Nikolatevek

Funds Raised for China Famine Relief Totals 7.25 Million

New York June 26 Thomas W. Lamont reports the American committee for China famine fund raised a total of 37,250,000 during the campaign ended June 9. The cost of raising this amount is estimated at about three percent.

New York Thomas W. Lamont American Committee For China Famine Fund

Greece prepares for vigorous war with allies proposal note

Constantinople reports June 26 that Greece recaptured Jamid on the Sea of Marmora from the Turks. Greek warships bombarded the retreating Ottoman forces, causing damage as thousands of refugees arrive. The Porte protests to the allied high commissioners over alleged neutral zone violations by Greek troops.

Ismid Constantinople Jamid Sea of Marmora Porte

Death of Lawyer Delays Stillman Divorce Hearings

New York June 26 Postponement of hearings on the Stillman divorce by one day from Tuesday to Wednesday was agreed to allow attorneys associated with John B Stanchfield who died Saturday to attend the funeral The head of the firm Stanchfield Levy will not affect the case Potter father of Stillmans child is in conference with guardians and Mrs Stilman counsel Jennyn of Yonkers See also remarks on Stillmans fault and domestic infelicity

New York Stillman John B. Stanchfield Stanchfield & Levy James A. Stillman James Brown Potter Potter Stillman John E. Mack Joan B. Jennyn Yonkers Stilman Potter

Lancashire Cotton Mills Strike Ended

London reports peace signed in the Lancashire cotton trade and mill reopenings planned within the week with a wage reduction of 3 shillings and 10d per pound.

Lancashire London

German revolt hinted in dispatches from Berlin

Berlin reports a secret inter allied commission note says German volunteer groups in Upper Silesia target both the government and Poles. It says arms shipments flow from Germany and the Orgesch party backs a growing war machine in Prussia. Entente allies consider concentrating troops to disarm German volunteers.

Berlin Lerond Inter-Allied Commission Upper Silesia Im Gertin Insurgenta Geremany Orgesch Party Bavaria Prussia Adelbert Korfantry

League Opens Discussion On City Of Vilna

Geneva June 26 The dispute between Poland and Lithuania over Vilna a key European question will be taken up Monday by the League of Nations council now that Danzig and the Poland polands matters are settled and the Albanian case sent to the ambassadors. A peaceful solution is expected with concessions from both sides. Proposals by League President Hymans would make Vilna and Kovno a two canton autonomous federal state within Lithuania. Polish delegates reportedly now accept that Vilna’s majority supports Hymans plan.

Geneva Poland Lithuania Vilna Europe Council of the League of Nations Danzig Poland Polands Council of Ambassadors Supreme Council League Hymans Kovno

Amusement Directory Theater Listings and Events

The page lists weekly theater programs and vaudeville acts at venues such as The Tudor Theater Loew's Grand Bijou Theater and Keith vaudeville. Acts include Tom Moore, Garel Dempster, Hal Langston, Burt Lewis, and the Langston Smith Langston trio with other features like Helene Hamilton and the Michon Brothers. Also notes Elaine Hammerstein at Forsyth and Carel Dempster at Strand in Love Flower plus Love Flower at Gaiterion. An amateur musical raises 4150 for Fitzgerald Georgia Carnegie Library improvement fund.

X ‘Theater Selth Tudor Yreanesday Frank Mayo Loew's Grand Afig Bijelto Tom Moore tr _ “Slade Heaven Fea- Howard Tures Garel Dempster Lytle Hal Langston Tom Smith Hazel Langston Keith Burt Lewis Langston Smith Helene Hamilton Atlanta Jack Barnes Martin Howard Sylvia Scott the Michon Brothers Forsyth Theater Elaine Hammerstein Margaret Kitty Carel Dempster Gaiterion Theater Mildeed Harria Old Dad

Loew Vaudeville Opens Week With Dog and Monkey Act

Loew’s Grand begins a vaudeville and picture program featuring Bar nord's Dog and Monkey Actors as the week’s big attraction. Dan the canine performs a famed souse impersonation, and Alice Joyce stars in Her Lord and Master, headlining the film bill.

Barnord Loew's Grand Dan Barnold Alice Joyce

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Gall Belle Tele Taricab Theaters Cork Innishoeean Caulfield Godfrey Michael Denneher Langston, Smith & Langston Joe Aandeville Gaturdan Omarrow Pasnoiba U. 8 Baptists Metropolitan Theater A. Vollmer Metropolitan Capitol Theater Frank Graham W. E. Browne & Company Gainesville Bay Kiwanis Naval Radio Station New Legion Gossel Greece Sition Seaboard Wrightsville Beach Wilmington Wrightsville Walton St Ivy Neal H. Conway Keeley Neal Institute Woodward Ave Atlante Gall Belle Isle Tax Denver Colorado Springs Pueblo Return Rocky Mountain National Estes) Park West Yellowstone Yellowstone Tacoma Seattle Columbia River Rocky Mountain National Parks San Francisco Los Angeles Kansas City Omaha Ogden Salt Lake City Union Pacific Salt Lake War Utah Idaho Montana Oregon W. C. Elgin General Agents System Healey N. Forsyth St Atlanta, Ga Toh Keith Vaudeville Vaudette Moniny and Tuestio Wallace Reid Vancin’ Fool Bavoy Theater Halura Cautleton Alpha Theater Hoot Gideon Loew Vaudeville Leeaboard Waiton St California National Convention B. P. O. Elks Elks Southeastern Elks Atlanta and West Point New Orleans el Paso Grand Canyon J. P. Billups G.P.A Colorado Colorado Rockies Rock Island Frisco St Louis Colorado Express Colorado Flyer Rock Island Lines Peters Allanta Ge
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