Emory Overseas Unit Rehearsing Farce for Warm Springs
Members of Emory university overseas medical unit rehearse a one act farce A W U i written by Dr Hansell Crenshaw. Rehearsals directed by Dr E H Greene with physicians from Georgia Alabama Florida Tennessee, ahead of Warm Springs meeting of the Chattahoochee Valley Medical Association July 12 to 14.
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Emory University “Overseas Medical Unit
Warm Springs
Chattahoochee
E. H. Greene
John Fitz
E. H.iThrash
John 8. Derr
Frank Boland
A. H. Bunce
Rex Barfield
J. A. McAllister
Will Roberts
H. C. Sauls
C W. Strickler
W. E. Persons
C. E. Lawrence
MM Barfield
Murdoch’ Equen
T. B. Goodwin
G. Hodgson
F. K. Bolan
U S May Assist Cotton Credits
President Harding called for an investment into southern credit facilities to carry over existing cotton stocks until markets are ready. Hoover announced a committee including Mellon and Meyer will begin the inquiry on return of Meyer. The aim is to ease credit shortages and support continued crop growth. The Fed may play a role as with cattle financing.
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Washington
Harding
Mellon
Hoover
Myer
War Finance Corporation
South
Meyer
Commerce Secretary
Federal Reserve Board
Lasker Plans Reorganization of Shipping Board
Washington June 27 Several schemes for a concrete reorganization of the shipping board and emergency fleet corporation are being studied by Chatman Lasker. Ship owners operators efficiency engineers and persons connected with the shipping board are submitting ideas to perfect a plan. A part of the plan is to enlist the assistance of persons engaged in the shipping business.
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Washington
Shipping Board
Emergency Fleet Corporation
Chatman
National tariff to be requested at N O meeting
New Orleans June 27. Southern Tariff association calls a conference of business and agricultural interests from Louisiana Mississippi Texas and Alabama to seek a permanent national tariff. July 6 in New Orleans Governor John M Parker of Louisiana will preside. The call is signed by Charles DeB Claiborne president and George H Terriberry executive chair. All wealth production of the four states is urged to be represented.
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New Orleans
Congress
Louisiana
Mississippi
Texas
Alabama
Southern Tariff Association
John M. Parker
Louisiana Organization of the Tariff Body
Charles Deb. Claiborne
George H. Terriberry
Men's Brotherhood Installs Officers at Lutheran church
The Men s Brotherhood of Luther an Church of the Redeemer held a semi annual installation service led by Rev Karl L Reisner. Newly elected elder O Lyle Sr hosted supper. Officers installed: Elder C Lyle Sr vice elder Carl Oxford scribe War Granath steward E J Conover. Committee chairs included Chas H Steiglitz membership Paul Barringer warfare BR M Sehnore advertising Wm B Ahlgren. Colonel Burton of the American Rescue Workers spoke about the Atlanta branch work and objects.
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Men’s Brotherhood of Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Karl L. Reisner
O Lyle
Lyle, Sr
Vicb
Carl Oxford
War Granath
E. J. Conover
Dance for Camp Benefit at Elks Club Next Wednesday
Proceeds from a Camp WMge Anderson United Confederate Veterans dance at the Elks Club will aid the needy veterans of the camp. The event runs from 8 30 to 12 39 with chaperones Mrs E B Williams Mrs F J Golden and Mrs C S Anderson.
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Wmge Anderson United Confederate Veterans
Elks’ Club
E. B. Williame
F. J. Golden
C.S. Anderson
100 Gallon Moonshine Still Found Near College Park
United States Deputy Marshal and officers with warrants found a 100 gallon still in operation minutes before arrival. Located near Horace Cook’s home five miles south of College Park, the crew fled as officers approached the woods. Four thousand gallons of mash and an intact still outfit indicated a recent run. The Cook family had departed by the time police returned.
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United States
A. Smith
Horace Cook
Cook
College Park
General Harris Speaks On Slacker Lists At Legion Convention
Major General PC Harris adjutant general of the United States Army will address the Tennessee American Legion convention on The Slacker Lists and Records of the World War. National Commander John Emery and Colonel Alvin York are also slated to attend as the event runs from Thursday through Saturday in Chattanooga.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
PC Harris
United States Army
Tennessee American Legion
Phil Whitaker
State Organization
John ‘Mery
Alvin York
Tennessee
Legion
Rail Board Meeting Set for Tuesday in Georgia
The state railroad commission will hold a regular session Tuesday to review several docket items. Among them are North Georgian Telephone Co of Winder seeking higher rates and the Central of Georgia and other railroads asking for a minimum salt transportation rate.
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State Railroad Commission
North Georgian Telephone Company of
Winder
Central of Georgia
Georgia
Dykes Likely to Tour Europe After East Lake Home
Former Atlanta public schools chief W. J. Dykes has hinted at an imminent tour of Europe after finishing his East Lake home. He has received several offers but no definite plans for the future.
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East Lake
W. J. Dykes
Atlanta
Public
Europe
Moonshine Found in Putnam County Raid Ends with Arrest
Ninety gallons of moonshine liquor and 8,009 gallons of beer were seized in a raid by federal agents in Putnam County. Robert Heath, owner of the Eatonton area farm where the still was found, was arrested. Heath was already on a $1,000 bond for square dealing.
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Putnam County
Robert Heath
Eatonton
Prohibition
Heath
Rev Charles L Bass to Speak at Gate City Lodge Meeting
Worshipful Master Ewing announces the Rev Charles L Bass will address the semi annual communication of Gate City Lodge No 3 F and A M Tuesday evening in the Masonic Temple. From 85 members in 1885 the lodge has grown to be the largest in the southern states with a substantial current membership.
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Ewing
Charles L. Bass
Gate City Lodge
Masonic Temple
Gate City
Socialists Urge War Prevention Plan At Convention
Detroit June 27 A socialist national convention proposes abolition of war through an alliance of organized labor farmers and liberal groups. A conference next year would unite labor farmer labor parties and other units for peace efforts. A general strike is debated as a deterrent but deferred by leaders.
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Detroit
Socialist National Convention
Daniel Hoan
Milwaukee
Organized Labor
Farmer-Labor Party
Yell
Wisconsin
Huan
Morris Hillquit
New York
Hillquit
Victor Berger
Socialist Party
Low Prices Prevail At City Curb Market
The Atlanta municipal market shows lower prices for curb market produce on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Lettuce is 5 to 10 cents a head, sweet corn 35 to 40 cents per dozen, 5 to 7 cents a quart, squash 5? per pound, onions three bunches for 10 cents, cabbage two pounds for 5 cents, frying-size chickens 45 cents a pound, with a varied list of country produce available.
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Thea
Atlanta
T D Shaw Arrested Under The Mann Act
Theron DeLois Shaw, Atlanta shoe salesman, released on $730 bond after waiving trial on Mann Act charges. He allegedly lured an 11 year old Atlanta girl from her home to New Orleans last May. the girl returned to Atlanta last week and Shaw was arrested the following day.
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Theron DeLois Shaw
Atlanta
W. Colquitt Carter
Shaw
New Orleans
Boys Sentenced for Theft of Auto in D. C.
Judge John F Humphries in the superior court’s criminal division sentenced Elzie Kimball age 16 and Earl Taylor age 17, from Greenville, D C, to one to five years after they pleaded guilty to stealing an automobile owned by Miss Elizabeth Stanley of 883 West Peach Tree Street. The youths said their plan was to drive back to Greenville but were arrested before leaving town.
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John F Humphries
Superior Court
Elzie Kimball
Earl Taylor
Greenville
D. C
Sulry
Elizabeth Stanley
West
Peachtree Street
Stanley
Father, Son Found Guilty of Murder in Tennessee
William Bullard and his son Dan Bullard were convicted of second degree murder in Maynardaville for the killing of Fisher Norton last September after a religious meeting. evidence showed Dan Bullard retrieved a rifle while services ended, and the elder Bullard shot Norton in the head, causing almost instant death.
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Tenn
William Bullard
Dan’ Bullard
Maynardaville
Fisher Norton
Bullards
Norton
Bullard
Proposed School Changes Already Made Says Dykes
In an interview Monday Atlanta's Superintendent W F Dykes asserted that recent proposed innovations are already in operation. He cited a part time store and factory workers school at Commercial High, an employment bureau funded by the government, a 1000 strong Central Night School enrollment, and classes for foreigners and illiterates. Dykes blamed political demagogues for hindering progress and urged continued support for Normal Training, parental, and mental defectives programs.
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W. F. Dykes
Atlanta
W. F. Sutton
Commercial High School
A. T. Wise
Crew Street Grammar School
Mr. Dykes
Alleged Slayer Identifies Movements Night Of Fatal Dorsey Killing
Carl M Rowe, jailed in Charles Dosey murder case, through attorney Len Guillebau, outlines his movements on February 28. He recalls being in Atlanta, staying at the Princeton hotel with his wife, meeting Mr Rogers at Terminal station, and talking by phone with Mr Turner during the night. The defense seeks a continuance as investigator Boykin proceeds, hoping to prove Rowe’s innocence.
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Carl M Rowe
Charles Dosey
South Boulevard
Federal
Len B. Guillembeau
Dorsey
Mr. Guillebeau
Atlanta
Princeton
Mrs Rowe
Opening Today of Parliament of South Ireland
Dublin June 27 The ceremony of opening the southern parliament will be held tomorrow A partial attendance of senators is anticipated but the lower house is expected to be virtually unrepresented The lord mayor of Dublin has been notified to attend the function The military will be in charge and reporters will be excluded.
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Dublin
Woman and Affinity Plead Guilty and Are Sentenced
Adams a former soldier was sentenced to twelve months on the chain gang and Mrs Fannie Stanford Wallace to pay a $60 fine or ten months on the state farm after pleading to a statutory charge. The man charged that his wife eloped with Adams from Atlanta to Macon where they were later found by the husband.
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To Adams
Fannie Stanford Wallace
State Farm
Andy Calhoun
Wallace
Adams
Atlanta
Macon
Telephone Workers Annual Picnic At Cascade Springs
Cascade Springs hosted Branch No. 6 American Telephone Company annual picnic featuring dancing athletic events and prize races. Roy Freeman won On Your Mark Get Set Go, with G E Harryman and A H Guyot taking second and third. Viola Peurifoy led the 50 yard dash for women with Magara Waldron and F S Wofford second and third. R B Cates set a new telephones men broad jump mark, and A G Guyot surpassed the old record. Misa V Pearlsoy excelled in the standing broad jump. In a separate note, J B Joel’s Derby winner at Epsom Downs died naturally in his Wanstead stable.
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Cascade Springs
Branch No. 6
American Telephone Company
Roy Freeman
G. E. Harryman
A. H. Guyot
A. G. Guyot
Misa V. Pearlsoy
Growers of Barrow Urge Cotton Pooling
In Winder Georgia on June 27 1921 about 300 Barrow County farmers convened a mass meeting and adopted a resolution endorsing the Georgia Cotton Growers cooperative plan. They urge forming cotton committees and seek backing from bankers merchants the state agricultural college and the press. They call on the legislature to aid farmers as carryover from 1920 and the 1921 crop could leave total supply between 16 and 18 million bales.
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Winder
Barrow County
Satuday
Georgia Cotton Growers’ Co-Operative Association
Georgia
State Agricultural College
Captain Sherman Burke Sent to California
Captain Sherman K Burke, assistant commandant of the Tech ROTC, is ordered to the University of California Berkeley, his alma mater and home town. No successor named yet, but expected to be announced soon.
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Sherman K Burke
Tech RO. T. C
University of California, Berkeley
Cal
Samuel W. Small Plans Celebration of 70th Birthday
Word has been received that on July 8 at his home in Rosslyn Virginia Samuel W Small a former Atlanta pioneer and civic worker will celebrate his seventieth birthday. He remained active and in good health and was known for his editorial work at The Constitution and under the pen name Old St. He lived at Casa Sylva on the outskirts of Rosslyn and after leaving Atlanta traveled widely. He supported Prohibition and had many invitations to leave Washington. He worked for the Washington Post and contributed to major periodicals and once preached in West End. He wrote the History of Atlanta for the Constitution’s fiftieth anniversary and remains a noted lecturer. He is a brother of Mrs. W. J. Spear wife of the state treasurer.
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Samuel W.small
Atlanta
Clvic
Casa Sylva
Small
Washington Post
West End
Constitution
W. J. Spear
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