Wainwright Coming to Inspect Camp Gordon in Atlanta
Assistant Secretary of War Wainwright arrives in Atlanta tonight to inspect Camp Gordon and review the feasibility of retaining the cantonment. Mayor Key and a Fulton County Medical Society delegation will meet him, as local officials push to keep the camp as a rehabilitation hospital and training ground.
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Wainwright
Atlanta
Secretary of War
Camp Gordon
Rey
W. D. ‘Upshaw
Key
Frank J. Boland
Fulton County Medical Society
Great Picnic Day at Lakewood Park For July Fourth
Atlanta plans a revived Glorious Fourth celebration at Lakewood Park with free ground use for family or organization picnics on Saturday and Monday. R M Striplin, general manager, notes limited space but wide welcome for picnics as preparations race ahead for the big weekend.
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Lakewood Park
Atlanta
R. M.striplin
Lakewood
Striplin
Bre guitarist performance spans two nights
Bre city notes unclear OCR fragment mentions ride orp and watch in two nights program. unclear names or venues. no definite event, date, or organizations could be confirmed from the fragment.
Civitan Club to Host Governor Hardwick Address
The Civitan club of Atlanta will hear Georgia's new chief executive Governor T. W. Hardwick speak at the next regular meeting in July. Herbert Porter of the entertainment committee is arranging an extraordinary program featuring the Ruby-Davis orchestra the Million-Dollar quartet and other attractions. The meeting is set for 12:30 in the breakfast room of the Kimball House.
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Civitan Elut
Atinitsay
Hear
Georgia
T. W. Hardwichaw
Herbert’ Porter
J Entertainment’ Committee
Harinwick
Sozich
Atlanta junk license relief push faces mayoral replies
Junk dealers led by attorney Sonn Smith appeal to City of Atlanta officials to reconsider a $300 annual license for the Peachtree Street club area. They argue postwar prices slump and a $100 state license adds heavy cost while the business remains depressed. The group cites city and state fees and seeks reduction.
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Ernoon
ABBES
Atlanta
Peachtree
Norman Sharm
Key
Bassads Ito
Wom
Sonn
Runaway Horse Injures Woman Then Stops Near South Boulevard
George P. F. Biociana avenue reports a runaway horse belonging to TP Sykes of East Fair Street escaped near the corner of South Boulevard Wa Pass Street. It knocked down Mrs Berry, entangling her and dragging her nearly half a block. The horse stepped on her foot causing painful bruises. She was taken to Grady hospital for treatment.
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George PF
Biociana Avenue
TP. Sykes
East Fair
Pass Street
Berry
Wien
Grady Hospital
Ben
Trail of Blood Left by Negro in Escape Attempt
An unidentified Black man fled from Thompson's garage on Toze‑wood Avenue early Wednesday, leaped from a second story window, and was shot in the hip by Officer McWilliam. Blood trail indicated serious injury.
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Tozewoot Avenue
Catl
McWil-l Jame
Boys Held After Robbery At Peachtree Store
Two youths, Charles Gleer aged 14 and Herbert Michael aged 18, were arrested near Decatur Street by Patrolman Russell after a robbery at 247 Peachtree. Police found coins and chocolates on them. they stated another boy gave the loot and fled. About $16 reported stolen from the Peachtree store. The juvenile was sent to detention. the older boy remains at the police station.
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Charles Gleer
Herbert Michael
Decatur
Russell
Peachtree
Juvenila
Car Crashes Through Store Window on Peach Street
Crwentz's car skidded at the corner of Peach and Linden and smashed a plate-glass window in front of J. Kamper grocery store. H Orwentz, manager for Dennison Manufacturing, escaped injury though his auto was badly damaged. Window damage pegged at $500 per Francis Kamper.
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Peachtrea
Linden
H. Orwentz
Dennison Manufacturing Company
J. Kamper
Ir. Craventz
Francis Kamper
Kamper
Hardwick Denies Chambers Plea In Bribery Case
A police officer, Conaway, testified denying stealing money from a crap game at 165 Butler Street during a January raid. He admitted placing 1.50 on the floor when officers found it, claiming no one claimed it and that he kept it, and said he told Chief Beavers at the time. He disputed charges about falsifying search warrants and said he will remain with Solicitor-General Boykin until the matter is resolved and others are brought to justice.
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Gay's Constitution
Conaway
Alschar
Befletter
John A. Boykin
Fed
Inesday
Constitution
Mr. Chambers
Butler Street
Beavers
Reid
Jim Garrison
Boyin
Pee Mul
Boylin
Grand Jury
Boykin
Chambera
Burglar Robs Home of Mrs A H Blalock at 54 Heat Baker Street
Police searched Wednesday for a sneak thief who entered Mrs. A H Blalock's home at noon on January 9 at 54 Heat Baker Street. A diamond ring valued at 250 dollars a cameo ring two flashlights and a purse containing five dollars were taken. Mrs Blalock said she had left the front door unlocked and no items were missed until later in the day.
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A. H. Blalock
Haat Baker Street
Car chase ends with five gallons of corn whisky found
Detective Jack Malcolm pursued a Tennessee registered automobile through Decatur Street on an early Wednesday afternoon. After a brief high speed chase the car was captured and found to contain five gallons of corn whisky. The driver identified as Frank Welch, 26, of 547 Whitehall Street, was held under a bond.
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Tennessee Center
Jack Malcolm
Decatur Strest
Frank Welch
Whitehall Se
Stolen Goods Case Tied to Atlanta Printing Plant Theft
HL Cohen of 280 Decatur Street held on $500 bond for receiving stolen goods. Joe Gibbs of 67 South Prado rear bound over on $1,000 bond for stealing $500 worth of type metal from the Atlanta Printing Company on 405 Reedwood Avenue. Recorder Johnson's court Wednesday morning heard Gibbs stole the metal and Cohen bought it knowing it was stolen.
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HL Cohen
Decatur Street
Joe Gibbs
South Prado
Atlanta, Printing Company
Wood
Avenue
Johnson’s
Gibbs
Cohen
Regional Banking and Manufacturing Trends May 1921 Districtwide
Banks in Alabama Georgia Louisiana Mississippi and Tennessee show mixed loan movements with overall declines from May 1920 to May 1921 in several states. Savings deposits rise despite wage cuts and unemployment. building permits surge notably in Atlanta and several cities. cotton hosiery manufacturers report mixed activity with lower prices and reduced wages.
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Georgia
Louisiana
Ennecate
Alabama
Florida
Loulsiana
Mississippi
Tennessee
Toursiana
Dassissippi
Tennnessee
Tural
Firminghan
Maoxville
Nashville
Jaccksonville
New Orleans
Onsitiana
Dodson's Liver Tone Offers Safer Calomel Substitute
An advertorial warns against calomel noting its mercury danger and damaging effects. It promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a fully vegetable, gentle, salicylate-free remedy that starts the liver without side effects and can be given to children.
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Selle
Dodson
Fragmented Industry Report on Operational Capacity
The text notes plants operating on a short capacity basis with limited output. It mentions vacancy reduction, dormant lines, and fewer workers, with production described as bemuddled and constrained by reduced fit personnel and stock levels.
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Penn
Cotton Cloth Demand Seen Rise Amid Factory Restarts
A fragmented report notes cotton cloth shipments and orders increasing by about 48 percent by late May, with several mills resuming operations after earlier closures. Federal reserve district labor conditions and production shifts are mentioned, signaling improved demand for textiles and ongoing adjustments in the industry.
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Gordon
Carlton
Shoe & Clothing Co
Whitehall
Nash Cars
NASH
Nash Lafayette Motors CO
Crwentz
Hardwick
Sanatee Ee
Better ‘A Business
Leopard
Mr. Dodson
Grierson
Strick Seaton
Sonam Wen Spedtiott
Baby Louis
Janes.l
Whitaker Popes
Atlante
James L. Wells
Whitaker Paper Company
JKCHI
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