Georgia Senators and Congressmen respond to Hoover war debt plan
Georgia's two Democratic senators and six congressmen were quoted on Hoover's one year war debt moratorium. Senator George doubted major short-term impact. Senator Harris supported helping Germany and US business but opposed debt reduction. Crisp and Cox backed the plan if foreign debt remained unchanged, Ramspeck sought more study, Rutherford called it a political move, Brand found the message potentially wise.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Hoover
Walter F. George
Rotary
Brunswick
George
William J. Harris
Washngton
Germany
Charles Crisp
Americus
BE. B. Cox
Camilla
Hoover Tariff Proclamations Increase Dried Eggs
President Hoover announced tariff changes with increases on dried eggs and decreases on four other commodities. He also approved tariff commission recommendations and left duties unchanged on five items including pig iron hides and skins olive oil in bulk and cheese.
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Washington
Hoover
Tariff Commission
Allies pursue limited German replacements and troop plan
In the supreme war council discussion Lloyd George and Foch debate German replacements and Allied divisions. A June July transport plan for 170000 to 250000 combatant troops is agreed, with Weygand backing longer home training. Yanks amid Chateau Thierry push to stabilize, French refugees flee as Paris panics.
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Lloyd George
Mr. Lloyd George
Foch
Germany
Great Britain
Russia
Lord Milner
Weygand
U. S
Washington
Aix
American Expeditionary Forces
United States
France
Chateau Thierry
Chaumont
Montmirail
Paris
Bordeaux
Odd Declines Watch in Bent Wood Furniture and Olive Oil
The text notes decreased prices or demand for bent-wood furniture and packaged olive oil as well as pipe organs and parts, alongside declines in bicycles and velocipedes. The excerpt implies a broader market movement affecting assorted goods.
213 Divorce Suits Filed in Fulton
Atlanta June 24 213 divorce suits filed and returnable during the July term totaled 213 compared with 162 last year. Deputy clerk George Haynie called the total one of the largest for one term in Fulton County. Most cases seek separations on grounds of cruel treatment.
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Atlanta
George Haynie
Fulton Superior Court
Mayor Key Faces Recall Move In Atlanta Today
Mayor James L. Key returns from France to a recall push targeting his stance on prohibition. A Paris critique sparked petition signings, with attorney George Finch saying 3,000 voters already signed and about 6,000 needed for a recall election. Key cited a New York visit with his daughter Ruth to illustrate prohibition failures.
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Atlanta
France
James L. Key
Paris
George Finch
Key
New York
Ruth
United States
Train wreck in Pensacola kills hobo and injures engineer
A Louisville and Nashville No. 3 derailment ten miles from Pensacola, Florida, results in one hobo dead and engineer Martin D. Villar badly scalded. Officials cite a probable defective switch as the cause. The engine and five coaches derailed, with three Pullmans remaining on the rails.
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Pensacola
Fla
Louisville and
Nashville
Martin D. Villar
Risko to Fight in Semifinals Cleveland Bout
Johnny Risko, Cleveland heavyweight, will meet Tony Galento of Orange New Jersey in the semifinal round of the Cleveland boxing event held June 24. The bout advances the winner toward the title contention.
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Johnny Risko
Cleveland
Tony Galento
Orange
N. J
Heavyweight bouts and eight round semi in Cleveland
Officials set the semi final between Max Schmeling and Young Stribling for eight rounds at Cleveland Stadium following the heavyweight championship. Preliminaries include Simms vs Dormal and Pavelik vs Morres among other heavyweights, with bouts in Boston Pittsburgh and Washington.
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Max Schmeling
W. L. “Young
Stribling
Cleveland Stadium
Bay
Frankie Simms
Cleveland
Jack Dormal
Boston
George Pavelik
Frank Morres
New York
Frankie Cawley
Pittston
George Panka
Pittsburgh
Charlie Retzkoff
Duluth
Manfy Gallagher
Washington, D. C
Late Callers In The Donovan Family Financial Turmoil
Pierre loses control as Bruce convinces him to invest his mother’s savings in a bank mine scheme. Ann confronts Pierre’s yielding to Bruce while Martin Bevis and Tony the actor scramble to locate Pierre after a tense night of fear and suspicion.
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Bruce
Pierre
Tony
Martin
Martin Bevis
Harriet Noel
Ey D. Appleton and Co
Pierre Donovan
Bosh
Nike Bruce
Harriet
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