Pace to Run for Solicitor General in Southwestern Circuit
Senator Stephen Pace announced he will seek the office of Solicitor General for the Southwestern judicial circuit, which includes Macon, Schley, Lee, Stewart, Webster and Sumter counties. The primary is set for September 10, with races also for U S Senate, Governor, Congress, and State House.
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Stephen Pace
Southwestern Judicial Circuit
Jule Felton
Montezuma
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Times- Recorder
State Senate
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Macon
Schley
Lee Stewart
Webster
Sumter
U. S
State House
Singing Sunday at Aggie School Here
The regular first Sunday singing at the agricultural and mechanical college here will be held Sunday afternoon starting at 2 oclock. Visiting singers include the Jennings Quartette of Dawson and guests J Matthews Fort Valley J J Barry Vienna C O Nobles Cordele and Dr J S Stewart Ellaville.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
Jennings Quartette
Dawson
J. Matthews
Fort Valley
J. J. Barry
Vienna
C. O. Nobles
Cordele
JS Stewart
Ellaville
Lowndes Jury List To Be Revised This Summer
Valdosta April 4 The Lowndes county jury list will be revised in early summer under a new law. Counties with cities over ten thousand may revise annually if ordered by the circuit judge. The revision becomes automatic after the current year's tax digest is completed.
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Valdosta
Lowndes
Thomas
Aidamde
Big Tobacco Curing House Rising in Waldosta
In Waldosta the area near Crane Avenue Ashley Street Lee Street and the Georgia and Florida railway tracks is being developed for a massive tobacco curing warehouse. About eleven hundred brick pillars will support the structure illustrating its vast scale.
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Waldosta
Arif
Crane Avenue
Ashley Street
Lee Street
Georgia & Florida
Monster Tobacco Warehouse
Half of Our Lives Spent Talking to People About Others
A reflective note on social behavior suggesting much of life is spent in conversations about other people, highlighting gossip and judgment as pervasive activities across communities.
Republicans and Coolidge Confer Washington
April 4 The senate legislative program was the subject at another White House breakfast conference to day attended by eight Republican senators.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Storm warnings posted along Atlantic to Cape Hatteras
Washington April 4 A disturbance of moderate intensity centers south of Pensacola and moves northeast weather officials say unsettled Atlantic and East Gulf states face unsettled conditions. Storm warnings issued from Savannah to Cape Hatteras as the system approaches coasts.
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East Gulf States
Washington
Pensacola
Weather Bureau
Savannah
Cape Hatteras
Nurses in Atlanta Embrace Bobbed Hair at Grady
April 4. Grady hospital chief doctors lift ban on bobbed hair as 48 young nurses trade long locks for shorter styles. The nurses celebrate a symbolic victory over strict grooming rules and a pioneering spirit spreads through the ward with new freedom and bristling confidence.
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Atlanta
Grady Hospital
Senator Lodge Accused Over Harding World Court Plan
Senator Robinson of Arkansas leveled charges against Senator Lodge of Massachusetts on the senate floor, accusing him of pigeonholding Harding's world court proposal in the foreign relations committee. Robinson also charged Senator Pepper with hiding himself and allies behind the late president.
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Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
Harding
Foreign Relations Committee
Robinson
Arkansas
Pepper
Treaty grants U S equal rights in Paris mandate
Formal signing at Paris of the Paris Treaty assures Americans equal rights under the French mandate in Syria and Lebanon and grants U S nationals the same privileges as League members. The accord aligns with treaties with France Belgium and Japan, ends the Pacific question, and acknowledges U S contribution to the defeat of Turkey.
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Paris
League of Nations
Syria
Lebanon
France
United States
Turkey
Germany
Belgium
Africa
Japan
Pacific
Near East
Borah to Lead Private Inquiry Into Relief Aid Revolt T: Borah to Lead Private Inquiry Into Relief Aid Revolt
Senator Borah Idaho chair of the senate Russian committee said he will privately investigate charges that the United States through the American relief administration aided the Kolchak Denekin Yudenitch revolt against the Soviet government late in 1919. He noted statements by Captain H L Scaife James V Martin and Cyril J Quinn as basis to sift the contradictory charges.
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Washington
United States
American Relief Administration
Sentor Borah
Idaho
Senate Russian Committee
H. L. Scaife
Department of Justice
James V. Martin
U. S. S. Lake
Reval
Russia
Cyril J. Quinn
A. R. A. Borah
Promoters aim for third Stribling McTigue bout in Newark
Newark promoters who staged the Stribling McTigue heavyweight title fight last Monday night seek a third showdown this summer possibly June 2. Pa Stribling, acting for his son, agreed to fight under the Newark club on that date against any opponent. Babe Culman said Mulllins McTigue's manager was eager for another match once the champion's injured left arm recovered.
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Newark
Stribling McTigue
Pa” Stribling
Sun
Babe Culman
Pady Mullins
McTigue
Special Appropriations Bills Threaten Tax Cut Prospects
Washington reports on April 4 that Senate Finance Committee Chairman Smeet announced several special appropriation bills totaling nearly $600 million are pending. If acted, these measures could undermine house backed tax cuts in the revenue bill, adding to budgeted expenditures and shrinking the next year’s surplus of about $395 million.
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Washington
Smeet
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Budget Bureau
Treasury
Inter-High Meet preliminaries select Americ as High reps
Winners named in recitation music and declamation preliminaries at the High School determine representatives for the district Inter-High School Meet to be held the week after next. Judges select first, second and third in each department from the listed performances and preparations proceed in order of placement.
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Americas High School
Mary Dudley
Myrtle Poole
H. W. Moon
Elizabeth Joyner
Elizabeth Smith
Edeh
Ellaville Lad Hurt In Machinery Accident
April 4 Charles McNeal Jr son of Mr and Mrs C D McNeal suffered arm injuries at his father's auto shop after his sleeve or arm was caught in machinery. The accident required amputation of two fingers and stitches. his arm opened to the elbow. His mother was at the bedside of her father in law Jack McNeal who was seriously ill.
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Ellavlle
Charles McNeal, Jr
C. D. McNeal
Jack . McNeal
Washington faces vacancy as investigators seek new officials
When officials to probe are exhausted, authorities may widen criteria or pursue related officials, deepen audits, or reassign units. The question centers on policy steps to maintain oversight without stalled investigations. Public interest grows as potential reforms are discussed.
Woodbury Marshal Dies of Wounds in Atlanta Hospital
Town Marshal Albert Wells of Woodbury Georgia died at a local Atlanta hospital from pistol wounds inflicted by Beach Thrash a 15 year old Black youth employed at the Peoples Bank in Woodbury Wells was wounded during an attempted arrest then answered a telephone call and the youth seized the pistol and shot him A mob later killed Thrash and fled Officials believe lynching was condoned by many Woodbury residents
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Atlanta
Albert Wells
Woodbury
Beach Thrash
Wells
Javer
Flint River
M Esody
Peoples Bank
Beach
Dodds
J. B. Jarrel
Weadbury
Saw-dust cover laid in Chautauqua tent for dry performances
Supt Colley of Redpath Chautauqua and a crew laid heavy saw-dust on the tent floor to keep the interior dry for afternoon and evening shows. The management says this will ensure comfort during the performances.
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Supt
Colley
Redpath
Langley pleads not guilty in liquor conspiracy case
Washington April 4 Representative John W Langley Republican of Kentucky pleaded not guilty at arraignment in the District of Columbia Supreme Court to conspiracy charges linked to alleged liquor withdrawal permits and asked for an early trial. The court granted 20 days for the defense to enter a plea though Langley’s counsel said no advantage would be taken of the privilege.
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Washington
John W. Langley
Kentucky
District of Columbbia
Supreme Court
Mer. Langley
Southern delegates to American Chemical Society meet in Washington
Atlanta reports the spring American Chemical Society meeting will be in Washington D C April 21 to 26. Georgia delegates and other states will discuss helium as aviation power, chemistry progress since colonial days, rubber industry, education reform, agriculture and food supply. Over 2 000 delegates and leading scientists from colleges, technical schools and universities are expected.
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Atlanta
American Chemical Society
Washington
D. C
Georgia
United States
Engineers Expected At Atlanta Meet Atlanta
April 4. C. B. Giwn sky president of the American Society of Engineers will attend the annual meeting to be held here April 9 18 More than 400 delegates from all sections of the United States are expected Among the engineers named are Daniel W Mead Madison Wis Harry A Hagerman Boston W S Lee Charlotte N C CB Hawley Washington Dc and W R Cole Nashville Tenn
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C. B. Giwnsky
American Society of Engineers
United States
Daniel W. Mead
Madisor
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Boston
The
Stone and Webster Company
W. S. Lee
Charlotte
N. C
Uthern ' Power Company
CB Hawley
Washington’ Dc
Nashville, Tenn
National Park Proposed at Yorktown with $100,000 Request
Secretary Weeks transmitted the National Military Park Commission report urging a Yorktown Virginia park to honor the battlefield. The plan seeks an initial $100,000 appropriation to begin development of the site spanning large acres of the Yorktown area. The commission is led by Seward Weeks and J. Keptory at the helm.
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Washington
Congress
National Military Park
Yorktown
Largacres
Battleground
Wiigh Ea
Seward Nee
Be J. Ketory
Daugherty Probers to Visit Ohio for Evidence
Senate committee probing official acts of Harry M Daugherty plans a trip to Ohio to inspect bank books and seek records from Mal S Daugherty. Secretary Weeks is to supply army air service records. Wheeler cites J Byeche of Oklahoma City, a prohibition agent, as a witness in narcotics prosecutions.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Harry My Daugherty
Mal S. Daugherty
Washington’ Court House
Ohio
Army Air Service
Wheeler
J. & Byche
Oklahoma’ City
Atlantaea
Three More Witnesses Summoned To Be Questioned
Washington April 4 three additional witnesses to be questioned for the 1920 convention scandal were summoned by the committee. They are H W Ballinger of Los Angeles John Smith of Paris Texas and J F Baughan of Harlingen Texas friends of Jake Harmon.
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Washington
Csiece
Chicago Republican
Atignalenie
H. W. Ballnger
Los Angeles
John Smith
Paris
Texas
J. F. Baughan
Harlinge
Jake Harmon
Federal curb sought on gasoline price by Georgia lawmakers
Atlanta April 4. Georgia’s U S Senators and most House members pledge support to federal regulate sale of gasoline. The move follows a bid by the National Association of Attorneys General led by Colonel Napier, secretary of the group, who recently wrote to Congress seeking action and has not received an unfavorable response.
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Atlanta
United States
Georgia
Congress
George Mi Napier
National Association of Attorneys General
Colonel Napier
Napier
Janitors Paid More Than Georgia Teachers
Atlanta April 4 Janitors employed by the state of Georgia are paid twice the average salary of white school teachers and are paid weekly while teachers wait for salaries. Dr N H Ballard state superintendent of schools will urge legislature to fix school financing evils. He says the state owes more than 700000 to teachers and accuses funds being diverted from designated purposes.
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Atlanta
Geo Gid
N. H. Ballard
Ballard
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Escheatment Proceedings in Savannah Estate
Savannah April 4 A search for heirs for the estate of Mrs Adelaide B Chaplin who died years ago proved unsuccessful The estate valued at 9129 17 cash will escheat to the school fund under an order presented by Judge Alex Chew appointed as the ordinary in 1919
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Adelaide B. Chaplin
Alex
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