Americus stockman fights Mobile Tractor case
Georgia Securities Commission revoked the Americus based Mobile Tractor Company after Judge J A Hixon charged misdealings in a complex stock and bond transfer scheme. Hixon lent 15000 in Liberty bonds to the firm’s president Fr Ryan and treasurer L Herbert, securing a 30000 bond value. bonds were pledged, returned, and later diverted with others placed in Washington for exchange. Complaint alleges personal fraud, caveats, and failed bond redemption, with bonds now held by the Treasury Department awaiting return.
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Mobile Tractor Company, Corporation
Ttn
Georgia Securities Commission
Unon
J. A. Hixon
Americus
Atlanta
Tom Connor
Commission
Judge Hixon
Fr. Ryan
Treasgrery
L. Herbert
A. B. Hinkle
Macon
Treasury Department
Washington
Ita
Hixon
Hixon Talls of
Ceal
A. L. Herbert P. J. Ryan
Ute Mobile Tractor Company
United States
Tretoury Department
Orphan Relief Drives Aid Across Europe
Atlanta churches rally for Poland Serbia relief with Hoovers aid drive. In Decatur near Atlanta, 100 children from the Uuptens' Home were put to bed early to show sacrifice for starving European children. Local congregations urge parishioners to give to a $35,000,000 fund, urging donations by Sunday.
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Jan
Decatur
Atlaata
Wen
Laney
Europe
Orphan's Nome
Herbert Hoover
Craamislions
Poland
Serbia
America
Pethara
Mr. Hoover
Appie Mincy
Biscvita
Mills
Mont
Athinta
Presbyterian Church Cag
Nasooshee Valley
Brotherhood Bible Cinas
Ceatyal Prebyterian Church
Decatur Presbyterian Sunday School
Evangelics! Ministers Association of Atlante
Sun- Air
Charles W. Daniel
Georgin
Ford Gaines 272 Vote Recount in Michigan Senate Race
Washington January 6 recount results from the senate contest in Michigan showed a net gain of 272 votes for Font over Newberry. The sen sis commiities report confirms the shift in the race between Senator Newberry and Henry Ford.
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Ford Gaines
Newberry
Washington
Sensis Commiities
Michigan
Henry Ford
Font
Webster county wild west holdup suspects Thornton group
Trouble brews in Webster county Rush District after a wild west holdup near Preston. Sheriff Christian reports two suspects, Will May and James Beil, have confessed partial roles and Thornton, recently returned from the North, is sought amid rumors he vows not to be arrested by whites.
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Webster County
Thernton
Tor
Thorss
Beedse
Thornton
Eheritt C. Et. Christian
Preston
Dave Clark
Frank Clark
Dave
Clack Negreces
Christian
Poy ‘Thornton
Will May
James Beil
Thornton Negro
College Heads Meet at Seventh Annual Association Gathering
College presidents from more than 500 colleges nationwide gather in New York for the seventh annual meeting of the Association of American Colleges, opening tonight at 7 o'clock amid discussions on higher education policy and collaboration.
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New York
Association of Asean Colleges
Murder suspect Cohen captured in Webster County
In LaGrange, Pat Cepen and Walter Howard’s ally are linked to a lethal case. Cohen, the man with a prior LaGrange tie, was seized in Weston by local authorities with an accomplice after a pursuit that traced them across Webster County. He denies the charges as deputies report the pair traveled the country. one man, Boyd, is held in the Webster County jail on related offenses.
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Walter Howard
LaGrange
Cherie C. M. Christian
Webster County
Cohan
Weston
Materal
Snapleton
Thielf
Cohen
Geri
Boyd
Lac Grange
Mexico
Senda
Howard
Revees
Inter Sm
Nate J
Columbus
Colwindus
Ani | Waa
Sherri
John Carley
Snelling Davia
Conen
Miece
Goer
Farmers Union Plans Chain Markets for Co operative Trade
St Louis session of the annual convention of the Farmers Equity Union discussed plans to establish a nationwide chain of cooperative markets and marketing agencies. The center marketing idea was seen as a means to better handle farm products, aiming to benefit both consumers and producers by reducing marketing costs and improving prices.
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ST. Louis
Jon
Co-Operative
Martoin
Purm
Tts Equity Union
Rotary Club Attendant Doc Howell Noted in Session
The report highlights Doc Howell as Rotary attendant and acknowledges his nine months of membership. Several Katsris guests and Gick Alliant officers attended. Dor Hote Ell, A.T. Vrodisheire, and the Central Dag Hutchurch were also mentioned as guests or attendees.
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M Mteling
Elph
Death Penalty Debated In Two States
A San Francisco style missive reveals a Senate debate on restoring capital punishment in two states. The articles mention legislative actions in South Dakota Minnesota and Washington with figures and committee hearings noted, reflecting a nationwide push amid shifting crime policy across the era.
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Rimnre
South Dakota
Eelpel Bith Huntred Ship Amid Ocean Sake
A fragmentary note describes a voyage where a vessel named Eelpel faces a peril at sea. The terse text hints at a crew event and a cautious halt to the journey but offers few concrete details beyond a maritime setting and general danger.
Fragmented OCR Note about Local Event
Fragmentary text describes a local event with unclear details and several garbled phrases. The readable parts mention people and a setting that resembles a community gathering or meeting, but specific names, dates, or actions are not discernible. The article lacks coherent context or conclusive facts.
Site on Ars ID Cleared on EH HIA 0 ID
A terse report notes a site on Ars had its identification cleared on EH HIA with zero ID associated. The brief records a technical status change and references the handling of the identifier. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Ars
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