Nomination of Gilbert for under secretary treasury
Washington June 27. S Parker Gilbert Jr of New Jersey nominated by President Harding for under secretary of the treasury. J Raymond McCarl of Nebraska expected as comptroller general under the new budget law. Meant to oversee government finances, expenditures, claims, and fiscal affairs except postal accounts.
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Washington
S. Parker Gilbert, Jr
New Jersey
Harding
the Treasury
J. Raymond McCarl
Nebraska
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
United States
Me‘att
Pont Ofifice
Comptroller of the Treasury
Eed
Foch Tribute To Disabled Veterans At World War Convention
Detroit June 27 A French marshal Foch tribute to American soldiers wounded in the war was prepared for reading at the Disabled Americans of the World War convention executive meeting led by Judge Georges S. Marx. Plans for aiding disabled service men and immediate congressional action were to be pressed tomorrow.
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Detroit
Marshal Foch
France
Georges S Marx
Clatinnati
Congress
Woman elected president of Baptist women in 1921
Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery of Rochester New York was elected president at the North fete convention receiving 929 of 1110 votes. Mrs B Grant Edmonds of Pasadena presided. other officers named include Rev M A Levy Rev C A Walker and Frank L Miner. Seattle was chosen for the 1922 meeting. She earlier led mission groups and was educated at Wellesley.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Helen Barrett Montgomery
Rochester
N. Y
M. A. Levy
Pittsfield
Mass
C. A. Walker
Weat Chester
Frank L. Miner
Dea Moines
Seattle
Wash
Foreign Mission Society
Ee S. Abernathy
Washington, D. C
Home Mission Society
Charles H. Brock
Denver
Women’s Foreign, Mission Society
Chapman
New York
Women’s Baptist Missionary Society
G. W. Coleman
Bos
Federal Council of Churches of Christ In America
Bootleggers and Loafers Warned by Placards in Smyrna
Smyrna Ga June 27 Special talk of an invisible government arose after placards appeared along streets warning bootleggers and loafers to behave. Messages urged watchfulness over bootleggers and loafers and to work. A parade of about 145 cloaked figures had marched from the cemetery the night before. Officials said they would govern the town but placards were torn down as the town marshal dismissed the idea of placard government.
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Smyrna
Labor demands Irish freedom as AFL backs protest
Denver dispatch reports Organized Labor will urge President Harding and Lloyd George to recognize the Irish republic and condemn Britain's warfare in Ireland. The AFL executive council instructed Gompers to press the issue with officials, suspend ties with the International Federation of Trade Unions, and urge a wage floor of 3 a day for federal workers. It also seeks a probe of postal rates and an Aug 22 meeting to tackle major labor issues. At Ansley hotel in Atlanta, about 450 L. W. Rogers employees enjoyed a "get-together" dinner with speeches from industry leaders praising Rogers and discussing cooperation between employers and workers. The event featured a Rogers Store mockup, festive music, and remarks highlighting regional recovery and crop diversification postwar.
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Denver
Colo
Harding
Ireland
International Federation of Trade Unions
International
Gompérs
Congress
Council
Washington
Atlantic City
L. W. Rogers Company
Ansley Hotel
Sam B. Talley
America
Rogers
Rogers’ Foods
Maple Karo Avenue
Mayola Boulevard
United States
Maddox
Europe
C. W. Belliuas
Southeastern
Libby, McNeill & Libby
J. Hammond Eve
Savannah
Southern Oil Company
T. B. Norris
Corn Products Refining Company
J. E. Wer
J. Allan Smith & Co
Knoxville
Tenn
A. H. Deute
Borden Company
A. E. Waltin
Chicago
Cudahy Packing Company
Rogers Company
Georgia
South Carolina
Macon
George Lowman
Reserve Board Seeks Benefit to State Banks
Washington action follows federal reserve board recommendation. Senate passed a bill to let state banks in the reserve system re discount borrowers paper despite large single loans, if the loan is secured by marketable staples or U S government securities.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
House
Resere
Bank’sa
United States
Meteoric Shower Off When Comet Changes Course
Atlantans observed the Pons Winnecke comet after a sweltering day as forecasts warned of heat. The Harvard observatory described the comet’s orbital shift caused by planetary influence, explaining meteoric showers did not occur. Forecasters expected possible showers today despite cooler expectations.
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Harvard Observatory
Solon I. Bailey
Observatory
Teton
King Receives Virginia Delegation at Buckingham Palace
London June 27 King George welcomed a Virginia deputation led by Professor Henry Louis Smith president of Washington and Lee University. They brought a bronze copy of Houdon s statue of George Washington as thanks from Virginia for mutual friendship. The king wished them happy memories of their England visit.
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London
George
Buckingham Palace
Virginia
Henry Louis Smith
Washington and Lees University
England
Houdon
George Washington
Richmond
Great Britain
Justice Flogs Man In Court for Beating His Wife
Santa Ana, Cal, June 27. Justice J. B. Cox has used public flogging as a penalty for wife beating. Monday he lashed Juan Corres three times over the back with a horsewhip, raising welts. The punishment followed a guilty plea by Corres. He taunted the court by saying the same treatment should be given his wife, and Cox proceeded with his own sentence after the challenge.
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Santa Ana
Cal
J. B. Cox
Juan Corres
Torres
Cox
Last Services Held for E Y Hendricks in Georgia
Funeral services for Edward Y Hendricks of 392 South Ashby Street Atlanta were conducted at 11 a m Monday at Mount Carmel church Douglassville Ga with interment in the churchyard He is survived by six sons C C M C W L L Guy Floyd Coy Hendricks all of Atlanta three daughters Mrs T M Dalrymple Mrs A M Bowden and Miss Emma Hendricks and one brother Jake Hendricks of Indiana
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Edward Y Hendricks
South Ashby Street
Mount Carmel Church
Dougaldsville
Mr. Hendricks
C. C, MC
WL L
Guy
Floyd
Coy Hendricks
Atlanta
T. M. Dalrymple
Mrac A. M. Bowden
Emma_ Hendricks
Jake Hendricks
Indiana
East Atlanta News Seeks Community Role in Local Press
The Last Atlanta News appears as a weekly community organ serving East Atlanta areas including Ormewood Panthersville Faith's Crossing Maryin Cedar Grove Sylvester Stamp's Chapel Clifton. Published every Thursday under managing editor Harry Aftecheil. Initial issues show eight pages each and aim to supplement existing Atlanta papers rather than supplant them.
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Last
Atlanta News
East Atlanta
Ormewood
Panthersville
Faith's Crossing
Maryin
Cedar Grove
Sylvester
Stamp’s Chapel
Ciifton
Thursiday
Harry 0
Aftecheil
Atlanta
Japanese Legislators Honored at Capital
Washington June 27 Japan's visiting parliamentary delegation drew praise from HR Nakanishi who said foreign policy now hinges on public opinion. Secretary Hughes and Ambassador Baron Shidghars attended a dinner with congressional leaders. The group met the House and Senate, receiving warm applause and remarks from Mondell. Tomorrow they visit Mt. Vernon and will be received at the White House by President Harding.
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Washington
Japan
HR. Nakanishi
Congress
Orient
Hughes
Baron Shidghars
Porter
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Mr. Nakanishi
House
Senate
Representative Mondell
Mr. Mondell
Sancheon
Mt. Vernon
White House
Harding
Merger debate in Kirkwood stalls actions by Atlanta council
About 150 residents packed a Kirkwood meeting where opponents urged delaying any merger with Atlanta. Speakers argued the current Atlanta council cannot promise Kirkwood’s requests and urged a referendum after February 1922 when a new city council would be seated.
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Atlanta
Kirkwood
Paul J. Talbot
R. J. Davidson
A. I. Branham
T. J. Bryan
William Saunders
Bryan
Key
Chinese Laundryman Attacked in Shop in Georgia
In Commerce, Georgia, June 27, Chinese laundryman Ben Lee was found severely injured with a hatchet wound to the head and a nearly severed right hand. Two black men, Perry Jackson and Chief Goss, were arrested and kept in jail as authorities investigate a potential robbery tied to substantial cash and time certificates taken from Ben Lee’s room. Lee identified Jackson as an assailant. doctors say recovery is unlikely.
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Commerce
Ben Lex
Perry Jackson
Chief Goss
Ben Lee
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