U S Rejected French Invite to Help Survey Germany
Paris reports say the United States declined a French invitation to appoint members to two committees evaluating Germany’s ability to pay reparations. Washington emphasized a full unrestricted inquiry, while officials awaited official notice and debated potential impact on the reparations commission’s work.
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Paris
Associated Press
United States
Logan
Washington
Ralle
Presi- Pomnih
France
Kidnapping Suit Filed Against Calexico Officials
Andrews Lasetter and his wife sue for 100000 damages alleging Lasetter was abducted by Calexico police while hospitalized and secretly spirited across the border into Baja California. The plaintiff, a Georgia native, is said to be in Mexico now. Details remained unavailable at noon.
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EL Centro
Cal
Associated Press
Hardwick
Calexico
Andrews Lasetter
Lasetter
Georgia
California
Mexico
Public Concert Planned by Americas Symphony
Alfred C. Gane announces rehearsals twice weekly for the Americas Symphony Orchestra with 27 members. A free public concert is scheduled for Sunday December 16 at 3 o clock in Rylander theater, following a 2 o clock rehearsal at the Community Club house. Theater manager Herbert Kingey offers use of the Rylander. The plan is monthly concerts as long as the public participates.
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Americas Symphony Orchestra
Rylander Theater
Herbert Kingey
Rylander
Alfred C. Gane
Atlanta Barroom Raided by Prohibition Officials
Federal agents and city police raided a barroom at 7412 Houston Street on Friday afternoon seizing a large quantity of whiskey. Hugh Worthy, 18, was arrested. the operator "Red" Slaten escaped and remained at large as detectives continued the search late Friday night.
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Atlanta
Houston Street
Prohibition Enforcement
John Barclay
Hugh Worthy
Slaten
1924 U S Budget Totals About 1 689 Million
The budget bureau in Washington estimates federal expenditures for the fiscal year starting July 1 1924 will total about 1 68 billion. Several government agencies have faced substantial cuts in this budget plan.
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U. S
Washington, D. C
Progressive senators skip meeting of Lodge led bloc
Washington Dec 1 The entire progressive senate bloc abstained from the Republican Senate conference led by Senator Lodge of Massachusetts. The session did not discuss the presidency. Republican troubles loom as opening week approaches with contests for the Senate presidency among Democrats Republicans and progressives.
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Washington
Associated Press
Senate
Progressive Bloc
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
Congress
Readjust Cotton Estimates Proposed by Cotton Bloc
Washington December 1. A five member committee was named to draft legislation to reform government cotton crop estimates. Representative Rankin of Mississippi said growers suffered more from government misinformation than from the boll weevil, amid a congressional cotton bloc meeting.
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Washington
Associated Press
Congress
Rankin
Mississippi
Secrecy Maintained at Canadian American Confab
Ottawa reports the Canada United States conference concluded its session with both parties keeping all proceedings and likely conclusions completely secret. American delegates have returned to Washington.
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Ottawa
Washington
Senate Committee Passes Budget Bill
The Senate Committee on amendments to the constitution voted unanimously to report favorably Senator Stephen Pace's proposed amendment establishing a permanent budget commission to regulate appropriations. It would require state department needs and expenditures to be investigated by the commission before recommending appropriations and revenue estimates to the General Assembly.
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Senate Committee On
Stephen Pace
Thirteenth
Budget Commission
General Assembly
CayeAndrews firm seeks incorporation
The Caye Andrews company seeks incorporation with 10000 capital, paid in, to grow into a major road and public works contractor. Petitioners W C Cage and D R Andrews are named engineers, aiming to operate branches in Georgia and other states based in Americ as.
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Georgia
Legion Meeting Set For Monday Night
John D. Mathis Post American Legion will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 in the courthouse. Several important discussions will come before the membership and all members are urged to attend and participate.
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John D. Mathis Post
American Legion
Court House
Newspaper Ads Force Continuance of Sale
D R Andrews of Rylander Shoe Co says the big sale must run over Monday due to overwhelming demand. He credits Times-Recorder newspaper advertising for drawing crowds, noting store congestion for 15 days and that every ad brought more customers.
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D. R. Andrews
Rylander Shoe Co
Times-Recorder
Mr. Andrews
Amn
Americus
Government agent to attend Southern tariff meeting in Chattanooga
The government will send Frank W. Mondell of the War Finance Corporation to speak at the Southern Tariff Congress in Chattanooga on December 7. The event draws representatives from Arkansas, Virginia, Alabama, North Carolina, Texas, Mississippi, Oklahoma farm bureaus, state bank groups, farmers unions, and agriculture commissioners from Georgia and Louisiana.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Southern Tariff Congress
Frank W. Mondell
War Finance Corporation
Congress
Creanie
South
Chattanooga Point
Arkansas
Virginia
Farm Bureaus
Alabama
North Carolina
Texas
Farmers’ Unions
Ississippi
Oklahoma
Commissioners of Agriculture
Georgia
Louisiana
Killer Quakes in Cell As Police Search For Gang
Brooklyn December 1 A grieving mother recalls Morris and Joseph Diamond as police move to dismantle a gang after the brothers, both jailed on murder charges tied to the death of two bank messengers and a $43 000 robbery. Six other suspects are in custody as authorities plan more arrests.
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Steve Hannagan
NEA Service
Brooklyn, N. Y
Dora Diamond
Morris
Joseph
Diamond
Pay-Up Campaign Is Bio Success
Americas merchants praised the second merchants pay-up campaign with enthusiasm and many signaled they would join the organization. Reese Horton of Gulf Refining noted a late decision to join after consulting regional heads. More merchants plan to apply next week as the profit sharing plan attracts hundreds and anticipation grows for Christmas benefits.
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Americas Merchants
Reese Horton
Gulf Refining Company
Albany Chamber seeks Central Railroad shops
Albany Chamber of Commerce Secretary-Manager R F Neil announced that if the Central of Georgia railroad does not rebuild its shops at Savannah after the fire, Albany will press to have the shops built in Albany. Neil has spoken with Central officials and was told Albany’s claim will be heard if rebuilding occurs outside Savannah. No decision has been made on the rebuild location.
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Albany
Central of Georgia Railroad
Savannah
R. EF. Neil
Albany Chamber of Commerce
Secertary
Sumter Court to Resume Sessions Monday
Sumter Superior Court officials prepare to continue fall term trials Monday morning. The docket opens with criminal cases including murder and liquor charges. Judge Z A Littlejohn presides as the grand jury adjourns and reconvenes Tuesday for further presentments and investigations.
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Sumter Superior Court
Z. A. Littlejohn
Jule Felton
Lo’ Griffin
Issac Felton
Aaron People
Henry Harris
Hightower Jackson
Edd Berryhill
Jonas Bowen
Jim Wood
Hinton Osborn
John Wesley Jones
Aaron Wilkinson
Sumter County
Grand Jury
Superior Court
H. E. Allen
John Boy King
P. A. Ryan
Cliff Fioyd
Ed Tucker
Mose Edom
Henry Thomas Franklin
Mose Carson
Jim Patterson
Will Daniel
Buck Watts
Herschel Lee Bartlett
DeOtis Smith
Bible Study Class With Mrs Wootten In Jackson Avenue
The Bible study class of the Hor tense Tinsley Missionary Society will meet Monday afternoon at o clock with Mrs. Paul Wootten on Jackson avenue. All members are urged to be present.
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Hortense Tinsley Missionary
Society S
Paul Wootten
Jackson Avenue
Woman and child victims in terrfic gun duel
Chicago police seek members of a beer truckers gang after a Thanksgiving day gun battle near LeMont Illinois. Tom Keane was killed Shorty Egan seriously wounded Erwin Triebull his wife and 2 year old daughter less seriously wounded buckshot struck as their car neared beer trucks pursued by prohibition officers. No arrests reported by noon today.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Tom Keane
Shorty” Egan
Erwin Triebull
Lemont
Ill
Triebull
Evans Alive After Crash at Nahanta
Atlanta dispatch reports Evans survived a wreck involving the Southland of the Central of Georgia and the Kansas City Special near Nahanta. Passenger Parker said the engineer died shortly after the crash, with one leg severed and the other badly mangled as the train collided on the night of Wednesday.
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Atlanta
Southland
Kansas City
Wreck Probe Shifts to Waycross Officials Testify
Macon dec 1 J W Wassum superintendent of the Southern railway said high officials gathered at Waycross for an official investigation into the wreck Wednesday night when the Kansas City Special collided with the rear of the Southland killing Engineer John H Evans and injuring 35. W C Hudson general superintendent of Charlotte is leading the probe Charles Jordan a Macon negro firefighter on the Kansas City train is in Waycross to testify several Macon officials attend
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Macon
J. W. Wassum
Southern Railway
Waycross
Kansas City
Southern
Southland
Central of Georgian Railway
Eniineer
John H. Evans
W. C.hudson
Charlotte
N. C
Charles Jordan
Dancing develops the muscles but lacks discretion
The remark notes that while dance strengthens physical muscles it does not cultivate prudence. It frames discretion as a separate virtue, suggesting an ongoing debate about balance between physical training and behavioral judgment.
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LO Guard
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Marris Diamond
David
Senator Pace
Basic Law
Cayeandrews Firm
Legion Meeting
New York
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Bio
Albany Chamber
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Russell T. Uhis
Laura McFetridge
Morrisonville
Armenia
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Wootten
Prohibition
Evans
Nahanta
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