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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1923
Page
14
Harding advocates cooperative production distribution and purchasing to balance producer and consumer interests. He credits Western initiative for experiments in cooperation and notes recent generations have aligned transportation finance and corporate tools with the public good for closer harmony.
President Harding argues for government to aid cooperative schemes while preserving individual initiative. He promotes agricultural finance, consumer cooperation, and public credit to link producers and urban consumers, urging state and national collaboration. He notes Utah’s sugar industry progress and calls for fair railway labor treatment and Indian citizenship outreach.
Dawson Ga June 28 Special Lester K Powell white farmer about 36 was shot and killed about 8 PM by Joe Green a young Negro farm hand 12 or 14 years old on the mother’s farm when Powell came to the house to discuss work The boy admits pulling the trigger The mother Sarah Green and two daughters are jailed while one daughter is held in another jail Powell lived on the Dawson Parrott road four miles from the city The incident follows prior trouble between Powell and the Negroes with ill feeling on both sides
Kansas City Kansas June 28 Frank Cable 21 instantly killed when a freight elevator struck him and knocked him into an open four story shaft at the Kansas City cold storage plant. He died at the scene.
The timetable notes that Train No. 26 to Washington and New York now departs at 11:50 p. m. instead of midnight. The Atlanta Asheville reclining car service moves from Train No. 36 to Train No. 136, with a new schedule leaving Atlanta at 7:40 p.m. and arriving Asheville at 7:40 a.m. local time.
The article details allegations of doctored ballots in the senate race with tainted independent and democratic tickets. It notes no evidence of tampering before ballots entered boxes and cites officials debating the white primary under the Neill act of 1917.
Returns from Glenn County show Mr Arnon ahead by more than 200 over Mr Vocelle. Critics allege red ink ballots for Arnow were counted for Vocelle to defeat the rightful senator. A senate committee report, including Senator Boyce Ficklin, will be sent to the session with both majority and minority conclusions.
Dr J E Sammons of the First Baptist Church of Rome will address the Baptist Tabernacle at 8 10 tonight. The former president of the State B P O will speak before the Intermediate BYP, delivering a religious address to attendees.
Ed Dunesro, convicted in Beaufort County of attacking a white woman, was executed this morning at the North Carolina state prison. He sang as he entered the death chamber and continued while strapped into the electric chair. Dill commented after the song, and the condemned man called for help.
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