Women voters seek status in Georgia
Georgia lawmakers face questions on female suffrage as women in the state push for full voting rights and eligibility for office. The piece notes prior municipal voting, the ongoing fight for equal suffrage, and asks whether the coming legislature will extend rights, taxes, and duties to women. It ends with a critique linking trees for soldiers to broader policy priorities.
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Atlanta
Jung Pi
Georgia
South
Gvomen
Dougherty County Erects Bridge Memorial in Georgia
Dougherty County in Georgia has built a large concrete bridge over the Flint River as a memorial to local boys who died in France. The $30,000 structure will be dedicated on July 4 with participation from patriotic organizations and noted Southern orators, following supportive letters from prominent national figures.
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Atlanta
Gap
Dougherty
County
Georgia
Asa
Acel
Dougherty County
South
Oamsion
Atlanta Auto Thieves to Get Severe Penalty
Atlanta, Ga, June 9. Judge Join D. Humphries sentenced Harry Holtendorff, a young Allorid dentist, to twelve months in the state penitentiary and a $1,000 fine for possession of an automobile with altered numbers believed stolen.
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Atlanta
Uger
Join D. Hum Phries
Harry Holtzendorff
Holtendorff
Miss Klein of Victory in Hospital Here
Miss Bessie Klein of Victory is in Memorial hospital for appendicitis. Dr. Sam Brock performed the operation, and it was successful. Severe tonsillitis preceded the appendicitis. Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hearn, with whom she had lived since childhood, are anxious about the outcome.
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Bessie Klein
Victory
Wee Ey DE
Gobaryn
Memorial Hospital
Sam Brock
John T. Hearn
Beasie
Intermediate Bible Youth Program Grows and Social Held
The Intermediate BYPU group reports growing numbers with 45 members attending a social at Miss Cremina Bonner’s home on Dixie street after a Sunday program. Mr. Claude Hendon from the Senior Union gave an engaging talk, followed by cream and cake served by Miss Crema and her mother.
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Cremimi Bonner
P. U
Missey Crema
Thelma Bonner
Dixie Street
Legal Blanks Lineup Noted by Free Press
The Free Press maintains a full stock of legal blanks at all times. This practice ensures availability for notices filings and official paperwork.
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The
Free Press
Representation of the South in G. O. P. Convention
Washington reports a proposed rule realignment giving Southern states varied gains and losses in delegation representation. The plan, approved 30 to 12 by the Republican National Committee, drew Southern protests over potential disenfranchisement and party strategy.
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Washington
Hom
Republican National
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Lonistatin
Mississippi
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
E. A. Howell
Nebraska
N. L. Rommel
Arkansty
Republic
Repblian
Haya
Hays
Hem
National Convey
Boston Drops Out of Municipal League Council Move
Boston withdraws from the Municipal League of Georgi at a City Council meeting citing cost and opposition to the league. The letter criticizes spending on dues and mocks the mayor’s use of funds for trivial pleasures.
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Boston
Municipal League of
Georgi
Bostonian
Boxton
Spend-the-Day Party Hosted by Miss Clara Williamson
Miss Clara Mae Williamson entertained several friends at dinner Friday. Guests included Marsha Jackson of Decatur, Annie Florence Upshaw, Floy Burson, Annie Mae Hamrick, and Virlyn Merrell.
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Clara Mae Williamson
Miss Williamson
Misa Marsha Jackson
Decatur
Misdea Annie Florence Upshaw
Floy Burson
Annie Mae Hamrick
Virlyn Merrell
Ionster Program at Lakewood July 2 4
Lakewood Park announces a popular Independence Day celebration running July 2 to 4. The mid summer program features top south circuit motor races, grand circuit action, and a large fireworks display by Newton Fireworks Company. Dining and midway attractions including a dancing pavilion with a jazz orchestra will operate all day on the second through the fourth.
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Laligwood Park
Bernin
Atimnin
M. Striptim
Aden
Lakewood Oval
Atriplin
Aro
JA Monitor
Madonna Type Replaces Fluffy Girlies in New Fashion
Fashion designers say the Northwest style shifts to a simple silhouette with full skirts, short bodices, and large collars. Hair remains straight with a middle fringe or pulled back behind the ears, while hats favor a floppy look. The public tires of the fluffy look and welcomes the new fashion.
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Norwest
Woateid
Hata
Death of T. J. Griffies at Vinemont in 1921
T. J. Griffies, born near Burwell, dies at Vinemont Cullman County on May 8 1921 in his 86th year after illness. Survived by widow and nine children, several grandchildren, one sister and three brothers W H Tyler Texas Dr J C Carrallton Ga Route 4 and C W Bowdon Ga Route 2 plus many relatives and friends in surrounding counties.
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T. J. Griffies
Burwell
Villa Wien
East Point
Vinemont
Cullman County
Als
W. H
Tyler
Texas
Carrallton
Route 4
C. W
Bow
Bankrupt Harris Adjudicated in Georgia District Court
In the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Georgia Henry V Harris of Bowdon Carroll County was adjudicated bankrupt on June 2 1921 The first meeting of creditors will be held at Carrollton Georgia at 9 00 am Saturday June 18 1921 Creditors may attend prove claims elect a trustee examine the bankrupt and present any other matters before the meeting ADLIY extends.
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District Court of the United States
Northern District of Georgia
Henry V. Harris
Bowdon
Sual
ADLIY
Senator Watson to address Union City celebration
Atlanta Ga June 3 The Fourth of July celebration at Union City will feature a principal address by Senator Thomas M W Watson. It is the annual state gathering of the Farmers Union of Georgia with President J W Mille in attendance. County unions across Georgia are represented and the union shows strength after years of growth.
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Atlanta
Union City
Thomas MW. Watson
Farmers’ Union of Georgia
Aégouy Ovary County
Georgia
Hog
Miditlia
Nya
Mille
Bootlegging Is Now Great Georgia Game
Georgia officials say bootlegging has become a widespread activity in Atlanta and across the state. The informal game resembles hide and seek as bootleggers seek customers while authorities vow strict action and longer sentences to curb the trade.
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Georgia
bin Cis
Temor
Eletomor
Asaume
Griffin Team Takes Two More Games
Griffin team battles in a rough contest as pitchers work well and batters swing hard. Griffins edge ahead late but Griffiths delivers a clutch three-run blast in the ninth to seal a 11 to 20 loss for Vale. Umpire calls drew ire as errors and crowding play a central role in a high scoring affair.
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Turklay
Bardine Vallay
Cami Ug
Alco
Aee Griffin
Ihen
Davenport’s Throw Opens Season. Richters Draw Two Bases on Balls
The report notes Davenport’s throw and Wig Richards learning to “look ’em over” as the game features two bases on balls early in the season. A misfired or unclear scene suggests coaching emphasis on baserunning and situational awareness during the opening contest.
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Wig Richards
Hilo
LaGrange Beats Rome as New Pitchers Shine
The report notes LaGrange defeating Rome with new pitchers delivering strong performance. Carmichael hits for a solid average as Mike Han contributes and Taylor delivers on third. A new shortstop, Hy Ly, and other players are mentioned in a lively recap of the game dynamics.
Typhoid Fever Rising in Camarillon City
Sanitary Inspector M. Hallum notes typhoid fever is more prevalent this year with higher mortality. He urges public protection via anti-typhoid vaccine and free vaccine distribution, asking residents to improve water safety and sanitation.
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Allonitelo
M, M. Hallum
Camrallton
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