Soule Unable To Attend March 1 Speaking Event
Dr. Andrew M. Soule president of the State College of Agriculture cannot travel to Americus to speak on farming and education on March 1 due to fixed university board meetings. The Golden Rule sales resumption will proceed with other plans, and Soule hopes to speak at a later date.
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Ad Club
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Times-Recorder
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Times Recorder
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Prudential Committee
Board of Trustees
University of Georgia
Athens, Ga
Romance Ties Culminate In Cordele Nuptials
Miss Clara Mere Cox and J. M. Whitehead wed at the Cox home on Eleventh avenue. The bride, longtime ticket taker at the local movie house, and the groom, a Vitagraph Company of Atlanta employee, plan to reside in Atlanta after marriage. Local romance reaches its climax at noon.
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J. M. Cox
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Cordele
Planes Drop Flowers At Public Funeral For Disaster Victims
Newport News Virginia February 24 planes from Langley Field dropped flowers over Casino Park during public funeral services for three disaster victims. Business was suspended citywide and in surrounding communities as ceremonies proceeded in memory of the deceased.
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Webster Answers Love and Other Queries Here
The Crystal Seer Webster began a three day engagement at the Rylander theater answering readers letters via the Times-Recorder. Questions cover love marriage health business and missing relatives with initials published and full names kept confidential.
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Smithville School Fracas Tops News
Smithville February fight erupts in the superintendent's office after a dispute over report cards. Jesse Faust C C Ansley Marion Long and Eulus Chance allegedly led a free for all that drew in principal Professor Cox student Romer Phillips and Sheriff Coxwell. Superintendent Stanton suffered a gash on the head amid the melee. Charges of assault and other injuries reported.
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Jesse Faust
C. C. Ansley
Marion Long
Eulus Chance
T. A. Stanley
W. L. Childrers
Modified four power treaty reservation agreed upon
Washington Feb 24 The senate foreign relations committee debated a modified reservation to the Four Power Pacific treaty and reached an agreement to vote on the treaty and all reservations at tomorrow's session The new resolution states that the United States understands there is no commitment to armed forces no alliance and no obligation to join any defense.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Twelve Die As Blizzard Ravages Midwest
Chicago reports twelve dead and millions in damages as a severe blizzard grips the region. Five killed in a Minneapolis train wreck. four frozen deaths in Minneapolis and St Paul. a woman dies from exposure in Langford South Dakota. a woman electrocuted near Rochester Minnesota.
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New Tifton Creamery to Launch Cow Clubs
Tifton, Feb 24. Promoters of the Tifton creamery plan to boost local dairy by forming Boys' Cow Clubs and selling Jersey cows on easy payments. Members attend monthly dairying lectures, and a model dairy farm will operate with the creamery. Incorporators are F. W. Warren, B. W. Mills, and E. M. Thweatt. plant expected in ~60 days. About 110 to 125 gallons of cream are shipped from Tifton dairy. aim to stimulate production to sustain the creamery.
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Tifton Creamery
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E. M. Thweatt
Four Men Face Battery Charge After School Visit
Report states that battery has been made against four men who visited the school. The incident involves unspecified individuals and details remain limited as authorities investigate the matter.
Bryan's Brother Named Nebraska Leader and Senate Candidate
Lincoln, Neb Feb 24 Now that Bill Bryan has severed ties with his battlefield Nebraska Brother Charlie is the state’s new party leader. He is a Lincoln city commissioner and former mayor who promotes municipal ownership to curb profiteering while eyeing a U S Senate bid. Charlie, editor and publisher of The Commoner, claims savings from a coal yard and expansion of a public ice plant and market.
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Nebraska
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U. S. Senate
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the Commoner
Fire destroys main business section in Wadley
A February fire in Wadley Georgia damaged the town's main business district. The blaze originated in the Oglestreet Brothers department store, destroying the entire building and causing an estimated loss of 150000 dollars. The volunteer fire department struggled due to no water pressure.
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Wadley
Oglestreet Brothers
Senate panel to tour Muscle Shoals within ten days
Washington reports the Senate Agriculture Committee Ways and Means authorized by resolution to investigate power projects at Muscle Shoals. Chairman Norris said the full committee would likely travel within ten days or two weeks. Thomas W. Martin of Alabama Power testified that his company is not controlled by British capital.
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Senate Agricultural Committee
Senate
Muscle Shoals
Norris
Thomas W. Martin
Alabama Power Company
House Military Somnaittes Aveny
Io Bparty
Prominent Attomeys Speak On Dying Jews Aid Drive
Samuel Eplan and A D G Cohn will speak Sunday at 3 at First Methodist Church to urge relief for starving Jews in Central Europe. They promise a compelling account of conditions across the Atlantic as millions die and more may follow. Cohen reports strong early interest and more canvassing dates to be announced.
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A. D. G. Cohn
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Atlantic
Sam_ Cohen
Chivienieties
Cohen
Sales tax plan to fund soldiers bonus rejected
Washington February 24 the proposal to finance the soldiers bonus by a sales tax is understood to have been rejected today by the special committee of the Republican members of the house ways and means committee.
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House
Ways and A Means Committee
Hands Tied Harding Says on Reparations
Washington report notes President Harding cites Congress tying the hands of the administration in reparations policy. In a February letter to Senator Ingersoll he suggests action to allow the United States to receive its share of German reparation dyes.
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Washington
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Inghuysen
United States
Liverpool Cotton Market Report Sees Quiet Start
Liverpol cotton market opened quiet at 12616 down with futures showing slight moves. total sales reached 8000 bales while receipts stood at 16,265 bales including 8,761 American, first calls around 10.17 to 10.22 and close near 10.06 to 16.91 for the main contracts.
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