Coolidge Pleased With London Treaties
A Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge is pleased with London treaties as the American Army flyers remain held in Lincoln hosts. An advance party of the air service says plans include refueling at sea if needed during the 825 mile hop from Reykjavik to Frederikstad Greenland.
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Dawes Plan Agreed At Reparations Conference
President Coolidge learns of the London conference ending with adoption of the Dawes plan by Germany and Allied nations. Kellogg says the accord promises European tranquility and world prosperity and strengthens U S relations without political commitments.
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Coolidge Receives News on London Conference at Plymouth
President Coolidge visiting his father in Plymouth, Vermont, learned of the London conference's success with satisfaction. He told Cr. Bascomb Siem that the outcome ranks among the era's most important since the armistice, second only to the Washington arms conference. He also expected private American funding to back the proposed scheme.
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Kellogg Praised For London Conference Success
Brussels August 18 The London conference success is credited largely to Mr Kellogg American ambassador Premier Theunis is quoted by the London correspondent of Ete Gelge as saying The ambassador showed perseverance and was strongly supported by Mr MacDonald the British premier
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Police allege McCoy confessed to Mars slaying twice
In Los Angeles on August 18 police allege Kid McCoy admitted twice to killing Mrs Theresa Mars. Alienists prepare to finish examinations to counter claims he cannot confess truthfully as attorneys seek to lay foundational contention of incapacity.
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Colts Death Creates Senate Immigration Committee Vacancy
Bristol R L reports United States Senator Lebarona Colt died at 5 am after a two week illness of heart trouble and nephritis. His death leaves the chairmanship of the senate immigration committee vacant and may lead to Senator Hiram Johnson of California being elevated to the post.
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Dog Alerts Officers as Still Is Found Near Waycross
A guard dog at a Waycross area still gave a warning bark as raiding officers approached. The men fled while officers seized and destroyed a fifty gallon still and eight fermenters holding about 300 gallons of beer.
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Deputy Matteotti Identified Near Rome After Disappearance
A body found on the outskirts of Rome near Sirofano has been positively identified as Giuscomo Matteotti, a socialist deputy who disappeared on June 10.
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Bobby Jones to Play at Albany Saturday Afternoon
Albany Ga August 18 An announcement here confirms Bobby Jones former national open golf champion will participate in an 18 hole match here Saturday afternoon.
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Prohibition Party Opens Campaign At Missouri State Fair
At Sedalia Missouri August 18 the Prohibition party opened its campaign for president declaring the race will be fought on the merits of the party. Faris spoke to a good crowd of fair visitors as the standard bearer of the organized prohibitionists.
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Bathing beauties to beat Pylandlep in Americus
Jacksonville bathing beauties arrive with chaperones for an all night stay in Americus after a parade was barred by city officials. Manager Harris says the group wore latest bathing suits and may perform at the Rylander tonight. police and mayor blocked the planned public parade in the business district.
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Six Die in Train Auto Crash at Hubbell Crossing
Six persons were killed and one injured when a car collided with a railroad train at Hubbell's crossing near Mount Kisco New Jersey on August 18. The dead include Merman Athstein and William Ruff of New York and Ida Sohen of New York, plus two unidentified women and an unidentified baby. An unidentified woman is hospitalized in West Chester with injuries that may prove fatal.
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Foster Accused by Rome Girl Held by Police in Chicago
Chicago August 18 Frank Foster 35 is held by police over the case of Nellie Brown 17 of Rome Ga She says Foster lured her to his apartment a week ago and she escaped early today Police report Foster detained on warrant or charges connected with the alleged abduction in a Chicago residence
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Darrow Probes Singer Admission On Glands And Emotion
In Chicago on August 18 Clarance Darrow chief counsel for Leopold and Loeb drew from Dr. Douglas Singer under cross examination that endocrine glands affect emotion. After a lengthy session the court recessed at noon.
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Fifty-Two Bales Cotton Stored in Americus Warehouses
About 52 bales of cotton were brought in and stored in Americus warehouses during late Saturday afternoon and today. Most of the cotton stored, with a few bales weighed on Saturday afternoon and some older cotton corded since the first bale arrived.
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Times- Recorder
Alleged rapists in Atlanta jail
Two men named Howard Hinton and Sam Tremble were captured and jailed in Fulton County after a daytime chase by officers from DeKalb Fulton and Clayton counties. They admitted their guilt in the assault of a white woman near Constitution near night.
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French Troops Begin Evacuation of Offenbourg and Appenweier
French troops started evacuating Offenbourg and Appenweier in Alsace this morning. The operation aims to have both German towns cleared by nightfall, with full withdrawal anticipated by evening.
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Lady Kindersley Lost in Behring Sea
A Hudson Bay Company motor ship named Lady Kindersley trading in the Arctic was lost in Behring Sea. Cordova Alaska reports no lives were lost.
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Weather outlook calls for showers in South Atlantic and East Gulf
The August 18 to 23 forecast for the South Atlantic and East Gulf States predicts partly cloudy skies with scattered thundershowers. Temperatures will run near normal.
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Smith Named Acting Postmaster in Brunswick
H. Ralph Smith was appointed acting postmaster at Brunswick Georgia today, in a move announced by postal officials. The appointment elevates Smith to oversee local operations and mail services while a permanent postmaster is sought.
Bryan to receive formal nomination notice at capital gala
At Lincoln on August 18 Governor Charles Bryan will be formally notified of his nomination as Democratic vice presidential candidate. Banners flags and bunting decorate the city as political leaders from all sections gather for the event in the state capital.
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Legion Post 10 to Host Smoker at Armory on Forsyth
John D. Mathis Post No 2 American Legion will host a smoker Tuesday night in the Armory building on Forsyth Street. The event begins at 8 and will continue as long as attendees wish, with visitors including Georgia state commander G Fitzpatrick and State Adjutant M C McMullen. Robert C Lane urges members of La Societe Des 40 Hommes et 8 Chevaux to attend and stay for a late session. Armory quarters are secured permanently for post meetings, and ex service man compensation registration will be suspended for one night.
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Heavy court docket faced by Rome court
Rome August 18. Twenty five prisoners are now within the jail and a number of bonded cases to be tried when city court convenes here September 1. It was announced that court would convene on labor day but would immediately adjourn until Tuesday morning.
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Tommy Mills Dies After Rattlesnake Bite
Tommy Mills died about six hours after a rattlesnake bite near his home. He was the only son of Mr and Mrs Williams of Shorterville. Fort Gaines note dated August 18 reports the incident and death following treatment.
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Women Robbers Appear In Berlin
Berlin residents report late night robberies by two large women who strike in the suburbs after midnight. They target men, using ham mers or clubs instead of revolvers. The incidents remain under investigation with no injuries reported.
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OGGIE REPO GETS NEW EQUIPMENT
The Third District Agricultural and Mechanical school in Georgia owns a dairy herd supplying Americus Creamery with cream for Americus Maid butter. A twenty cow milking machine and No 15 DeLaValle cream separator improve sanitation and efficiency. Herd is tick free, tuberculin tested, and cows are registered jerseys or grade heifers. During winter, cream output is limited to nominal amounts with plans to sell cream and buy butter for economics.
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Cochran names Deputy for De Molay Council in Georgia
Alexander G. Cochran Grand Master Counselor of De Molay announces Forest B. Fisher as Deputy for the Grand Council in Georgia. Fisher succeeds Forest Adair, both residents of Atlanta, as Adair steps aside due to Shrine National Home for Crippled Children duties expanding.
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