Reconciliation Reported In Asa G. Candler Divorce Case
Atlanta capital ist Asa G. Candler and his wife May Little Reagin Candler reportedly reconciled after two months of efforts per Mrs. Thomas Little, May’s mother. Divorce proceedings remain in DeKalb County and Candler declined to discuss the matter. The Candlers wed in 1923 after a promise suit against Onezima De Boucher and have since faced separation tied to a 1923 arrest during a raid at the Candler home.
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Atlanta
Asa G. Candler
May Little Reagin Candler
Thomas Little
Coca Cola
May Little Reagin Canndler
Candler
DeKalb
William D. Thompson
Thompson
Candlers
Candle
Fultonounty Grand Jury
Tk Cild
Estonian Premier Akel Resigns Over Ill Health
Reval Dec 11 Premier Akel has tendered his resignation due to ill health. Jackson, former minister of justice, has been invited to form a new cabinet.
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Reval
Esthonia
Akel
Mackson
Forn
Japan names ambassador to Washington held for cabinet ratification
Tokyo Dec 11 The selection of Tsuneo Matudaira vice minister of Foreign Affairs to become Ambassador to Washington is announced as awaiting ratification by the Japanese cabinet. He would succeed Ambassador Masanao Hanihara and the move is generally understood in government circles to be confirmed.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Tsuneo Matudaira
Washington
Masanao Hanihara
Churchill debt statement accepted by Treasury officials
Washington December 11 The Treasury Department accepted Winston Churchill's statement on Allied debts as obvious and logical and will not comment further after a conference with Secretary Mellon Under Secretary Winston and Assistant Secretary Wadsworth corroborated the official stance noting no additional remarks will be issued by the department
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury Department
Winston Churchhill
Mellon
Winston
Wadsworth
German Cabinet Plans Resignation After Wednesday Meeting
The Berlin cabinet decided to resign at a Wednesday meeting. The resignation date will be set jointly by Chancellor Marx and President Ebert. If Ebert refuses to keep the Marx Stresemann government in office, affairs may be handed to a new ministry next week led by bourgeois parties with nationalist influence in the reichstag.
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Associatd
Berlin
Marx
Ebert
Marx- Stresemann
Germany
Trotzky III Poison Plot Blamed In Moscow
Moscow reports Leon Trotzky III, Soviet Commissar of War, is seriously ill after a string of attacks aimed at ousting him from the political bureau. Trotzky has not replied to his critics.
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Leon Trotzky III
Moscow
Leon Trotzky
Trotzky
Red
Anti Stalin foe Trotzky possibly poisoned says News
London dispatch reports the anti Soviet Evening News suggests Leon Trotsky once Soviet war commissar may have been poisoned. The paper says fears of attacks drive him to move among eight houses to confuse enemies.
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London
Evening News
Leon Trotzky
Holliday Pays Fine After Guilty Plea in Riot Case
After a mistrial in Ed Holliday's rioting case, the court accepted a $100 fine and discharged co-defendants Leonard Whitfield J. Hamilton and Carl Williams upon similar fines. Bert Cain forfeited a $1000 bond for not appearing. Solicitor Felton called the case the most important before a Superior court jury in years.
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Bhen
Ed. Holliday
Felton
Leonard Whitfield
J. A. Hamilton
Carl Williams
Bert Cain
Samuel Gompers Dead at San Luis Potosi
Bulletin reports Samuel Gompers, president of the American Federation of Labor, died this morning near San Luis Potosi. The El Paso dispatch via International, a Spanish daily, cannot be officially confirmed.
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Associated Press
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Times Recorder
EL Paso
Tex
San Luis Potosi
el, International
Air travel risks to rival rail, says Gen Patrick
Major General Mason M. Patrick, chief of the Air Service, told the 18th annual life insurance presidents conference that air transport can, under proper conditions, compete with railway service in safety and reliability. He urged insurers to consider lifetime premiums on air travelers and aircraft operators, arguing insurance would boost air transport. He noted air power's future role in war and that a strong, well equipped air force is essential for national security.
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New York
Mason M. Patrick
Air Service
United States Army
The
Association of Life Insurance Presidents
Patrick
Details of Sumter Fair Being Wound Up
For two weeks H. P. Everett secretary of the chamber of commerce and his assistant Miss Clark have been checking freight bills accumulated during fair week. When completed the 1924 Sumter fair work will be wound up and plans will begin for a bigger and better 1929 Sumter county fair.
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Sumter Fair
H. P. Everett
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Clark
Everett
Sumter County Fair
Help the Empty Stocking Fund This Christmas Appeal
Outskirts house visit shows three children lacking shoes clothing and food. Charities urge contributions to the Empty Stocking Fund so every child can smile on Christmas Day. Donors listed include Miss Danyie Walters Mere Vela Roach Mrs W H Simmons and others totaling about 22 dollars.
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Associated Charities
Americas
Santa Claus
Danyie Walters
Roach
W. H. Simmons
Herbert Hawkins
Essie Roebuck
Lucille McDowe
Martha Heys
Bey
Reid
Jeanette Hamrick
Ruby Powell
Crawford Powell
Marvin Kenmore
Charles. Kenmore
George Kenmore
Isa Rus Atin
Suit Filed to Enjoin Fener and Beane in Cotton and Securities Case
Atlanta December 11 suit filed in federal court seeks to test Georgia law on future delivery transactions in cotton and other commodities and in stocks and bonds. Fener and Beane brokers based in New York and New Orleans seek to enjoin Solicitor General Bokin of Fulton Superior Court from further prosecution for alleged violations of state statutes on the subject.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Georgia
Oy Fener and Beane
New York
New Orleans
Bokin
Fulton Superior
August Belmont Dies Sudden in New York
August Belmont, noted financier and sportsman, died suddenly in New York on a Wednesday in December. The obituary notes his prominence in finance and sports circles and records his passing in the city.
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August Belmont
New York
Determined Effort Delays Muscle Shoals Bill Debate
Washington December 11 opponents of Senator Underwood's Muscle Shoals bill use determined measures to obstruct passage while supporters remain confident of a vote this week. Senator McKellar of Tennessee accuses the bill of transferring Muscle Shoals to Alabama Power Company, a charge Underwood denies and demands proof.
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Associated Press
Washington
Underwood
Senate
Alabama
M McKellar
Tennessee
Muscle Shoals
Alabama Power Company
Mekelar
Memory Tendered Judicial Place in Waycross Superior Court
S Foster Memory of Blackshear Ga was today tendered appointment by Governor Walker to fill the late Judge Summerall’s seat on the Waycross Superior Court The offer was declined yesterday by Solicitor General Spence of Waycross Telephone quotes Memory as saying he was inclined to decline the appointment
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Associated Press
Atlanta
S. Foster Memory
Blackshear
Walker
Summerall
Waycross Superior Court
Spence
Waycross
Memory
Savannah Press
Naval Construction Bill Clears Senate Authorizes 110 Million
The Senate approved a naval construction bill authorizing a program of 110 million dollars for eight light cruisers six Yangtze river gunboats and converting six battleships from coal to oil burners.
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Washington
Senate
Yangsze River
China
Human Fly Guest At Legion Smoker
A. J. Bell of the Sumter American Legion announces a Get together smoker at the Legion Hall Friday at 7 30 p m. All ex service men in Sumter county are invited. The event is social with an entertainment program headlined by Harry H Gardiner The human fly who will perform Saturday as the main speaker.
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A. J. Bell
American Legion
Legion Hall
World Famous Human Fly to Climb Americus Tower
Harry H. Gara will climb Americus Court House tower at 2 PM Saturday, then descend, in a charity display by the Times-Recorder and American Legion to aid disabled veterans and orphans. Gardiner, famed as the Human Fly, has recent climbs in Louisville and Atlanta, with wind and cold unable to stop him.
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Harry H. Gara
Court House
Gardiner
Cleveland
Americus
Times-Recorder
American Legion
Legion
Bretheren
A. J. Bell
Paul C. Craig
Harry Gardiner
Harold Lloyd
Louisville
Robert Fulton
Atlanta
Fourth National Bank
Winecoff
State Capitol
Court House Tower
Little Joe and the Counter Attraction at The Men
A fragment notes Little Joe as a pretty sales girl always a counter attraction among the men. The readable text hints at a social scene or column remark without clear dates or locations.
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Fenner & Beans
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