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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1921
Page
10
Fitzhugh Knox recently transferred the lease on the Peachtree Street store at 227 Peachtree to J Carroll Payne of Pries & Willner. The new firm will operate a high class fur and ladies suits and clothing business. Prieston brings over thirty four years in the trade, eighteen in Atlanta, with Willnerjoining on the venture.
The Mast Atlanta Baptist plans a July 4 barbecue in the church grove to raise funds for a new furnace. Admission is 75 cents, with ample food. Directions point to East Atlanta or Soldier's Home.
Special reports say the Henry S Grove, sister ship of the Charles H Cramp, arrived at Savannah last night. The fast freighter, capable of fourteen knots, will load about two cargoes of cotton here and depart for Los Angeles, aiming to arrive there in about fifteen days via the canal.
Columbu g Ga June 29 Special Two firing exhibitions at Camp Benning precede diploma presentations to infantry school officers. Major General Hartis and others attend as traditions begin the graduation and send officers to forts nationwide. A new laundry building contract at West Point Ga is announced.
Dawes leads first ever centralized government meeting urging bureau chiefs to cut costs and boost efficiency. He cites past fear of criticism as a barrier and stresses humanizing department work to unleash energy. White House and cabinet members attend as reporters and employees watch from windows.
Dawes warns of indebtedness menace and urges bureau chiefs to precede cabinet heads in demanding expenditures. He pledges to sponsor cuts when figures justify them, and criticizes missing budget representatives. Harding and Pershing exchange tense looks as Dawes questions army leadership.
Cecil Ennis testified in court that heat drove him to a watermelon car in the freight yards on Tuesday. He claimed ignorance of damaging the melons when he stepped into the car and was fined 18 dollars for the act.
Controversy surrounds De Valera after he turns down a peace basis and invites four eminent Irish figures to Dublin for a conference at the Mansion House. Sir James Craig declines, citing Prime Minister’s London invite, while Sir Robert Woods accepts. Crate clarifies his stance to avoid press confusion over a namesake.
Heavy showers in Baldwin and nearby areas have revived crops and boosted farmer expectations for a bountiful harvest. Food crops show improvement though cotton suffers from boll weevil damage. arsenates or other methods are used to control the pest.
A committee of twenty one organizations recommends accepting an invitation to amend the Cooperative Charter. Mayor Key presents the plan to authorize city funds for a hospital project and to grant zoning and property assessment powers. Members request more time to study amendments before action.
Atlantta attorney argues Western and Atlantic funding plan to governor as the constitutional right to place the plan in effect. Secretary of State emphasizes article 3, section 1, paragraph 22, noting the legislature’s power to make laws consistent with the Constitution. discusses salary reductions and possible constitutional amendment to begin next term. McMichael loses in the first round of the battle for and against the state highway de-velopment.
A dated advertisement touts Breezone as a cheap remedy that instantly relieves corn pain and removes hard or soft corns and calluses without soreness. It claims quick action with a tiny bottle and promotes universal effectiveness for corns between toes.
The report outlines a tense session with bills moving between branches. A departmental investigation proposal draws debate over table rules. Amendments seek automatic advancement of tabled measures, while a reapportionment bill extends representation and invites a joint session speaker. Committees prepare to begin work after a holiday pause with Hardwick’s address rescheduled.
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