Global tensions mix Mexico and Britain in wary headlines
The piece notes U S support for Obregon against Mexican rebels and the possible use of marines to safeguard interests, with warships at Tampico and warnings on border diplomacy. It also sketches Britain near a Labour premiership under Ramsay MacDonald, Liberal fragility, and Dawes in Paris pushing plans to curb German costs while debating if France will back any plan aiding Germany.
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United States
Tampico
Ramsay MacDonald
MacDonald
Berlin
Germany
Charles G. Dawes
Paris
Europe
France
Truin
Malapia Malaria Census Underway in Sumter County
Dr. J. W. Payne launches a malaria census in Sumter County to map disease across communities. School districts receive census forms asking families about malaria history and costs, with parents to return the data to teachers for county health office review.
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J. W. Payne
Sumter County
County Health Board
Sumter
McArthur and Chappell Vie For Sheriff Race
W T Anderson and Willis P McArthur announce candidacies for sheriff in the March 19 primary. McArthur names Walter A Chappell as his deputy from the 17th district. They face incumbent deputy T L Summers and Summers deputy David Jennings, amid a closely watched contest.
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Times-Recorder
W. T. Anderson
Willis P. McArthur
McArthur
Walter A. Chappell
T. L. Summers
Lucius Harvey
David Jennings
Summers
The
Americas Fire Department
Sheriff’s Office
J.O. McArthur
Valdosta Legion Post Launches Far Reaching Campaign
Valdosta January 25. Officers and executive committee met at the club rooms to plan a broad membership drive. The campaign targets not only Valdosta but neighboring towns including Hahira Adel Sparks Nashville Lake Park Naylor and other areas. The auxiliary will join in this effort to organize ex service posts where there is enough interest.
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Valdosta
Hahira
Adel
Sparks
Nashvile
Lake Park
Naylor
Youthful Globe Trotter Jailed in Atlanta Arrest
14 year old globe trotter from Philadelphia spent a night in Atlanta city jail after Detec tives E. J. Hunt and E. W. Ginn arrested him in the Chamber of Commerce building while his homeward journey was paused.
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Atlanta
Howard Seiler
Globe- Trotter
Philadelphia
E. J. Hunt
E. W. Ginn
Chamber of Commerce
Carswell Announces Run For Georgia Governor
Atlanta January 25 supporters from several sections of the state confer in Atlanta and say George H Carswell president of the Georgia senate has definitely decided to enter the democratic primary this fall for governor.
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Atlanta
George H. Carswell
Georgia Senate
Mellon Dodges Issue in Reply to Senator Couzens
Washington January 25. Secretary Mellon defends his plan in a letter to Senator Couzens after Couzens urged Mellon to state how the plan would affect his own taxes. Mellon refrained from that topic and pressed whether high surtaxes drive him toward tax free securities, while rejecting a joint debate on the plan.
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Washington
Republican House
Mellon
Couzens
Michigan
Couzen
Bankrupt Brokers Bessel and Chatfield Guilty in Embezzlement Case
Cincinnati lawyers George H. Bessel and William H. Chatfield Jr. were found guilty by a jury of embezzlement in a criminal court. The Cincinnati firm failed months earlier, leaving customers about 1 million dollars out of pocket.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
George H. Bessel
William H. Chatfield, Jr
Bessel and Chatfield
Weather Forecast For Georgia Sees Colder Tonight
Georgia residents should expect fair skies followed by a sharp drop in temperatures tonight and Saturday. Strong winds diminish, bringing much cooler conditions with a notably lower daytime high. Overnight readings fall near or below freezing in rural areas. Cold air mass lingers into the weekend.
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Georgia
Fire destroys Federal Bakery and three stores in Macon
Fire began at 8 30 a m in the basement of the Federal Bakery and swiftly spread to two adjoining stores. The entire block was threatened and city fire equipment fought the blaze, which was controlled by 10 30 a m. Four stores were a total loss with others damaged. total damage estimated above 200 000 dollars.
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Federal Bakery
Macon
Former Quitman banker J. A. Groover dies in New Mexico
Quitman native J. A. Groover died in New Mexico and will be buried in Jacksonville on Friday. He was cashier of the Bank of Quitman about twenty years ago and later prominent in banking and business circles in Jacksonville.
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Quitman
J. A. Groover
New Mexico
Jacksonville
Interanewt
Groover
Clayton Goover
Bank of Quitman
DeKalb Must Pay Interest On Warrants
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled that DeKalb County must pay interest on warrants not paid at maturity. Neal Hartley sued Commissioner L. T. Nash for 7 percent interest on county supply warrants issued by former commissioner R. J. Freeman. Chief Justice Russell, with two others concurring, stated government honesty and morals apply to all subdivisions. Justice Beck presided. Justice Hall dissented.
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Atlanta
DeKalb County
Georgia Supreme Court
Neal Hartley
L. T.Y. Nash
Russell
Beck
Hall
Hartley
Nash
R. J. Freeman
Murderess Ida Hughes Sentenced to Death by Jury in Atlanta
A Fulton Superior court jury convicted Mrs. Ida Hughes of murdering her mother in law Mrs. M. C. Hughes and sentenced her to death without mercy. Prosecutor Boykin urged the gallows while Ida Hughes remained impassive as testimony and charges were laid. Her husband Frank Hughes faces a separate trial, and if the sentence is carried out she would be the third white woman to be executed in the state.
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Atlanta
G. H. Howard
Fulton Superior Court
Ida Hughes
M. C. Hughes
Boykin
Howard
Eagon Pak
Happeville
H.A. Allen
Remus and associates arrive to begin terms in Atlanta
George Remus and his Cincinnati associates arrived in Atlanta to begin sentences for violation of the prohibition laws.
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Remus
Atlanta
George Remus
Cincinnati
Fall to Tell Story to Committee Monday
Albert B. Fall returns to Washington to explain the Teapot Dome disclosures. He will testify before the senate committee Monday after E. L. Dopey testified yesterday that he loaned Fall $100,000.
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Washington
Albert B. Fall
National Capitol
Fall
Senate Committee
E. L. Dopeny
Tobacco plants escape cold damage in Georgia fields
Valdosta Jan 25 Direct reports from Coffee county tobacco areas indicate the recent cold weather did not affect the tobacco seed beds and the plants are in excellent condition. In Coffee and other counties growers have planted beds for more plants than they will need.
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Valdosta
Coffee County
Two Fatally Injured After Jump From Burned High Point House
A blaze consumed a two story boarding house in High Point North Carolina early today causing two people to jump from second story windows. Fireman Honeycutt and an unidentified man were hospitalized in unconscious condition.
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High Point
Honeycutt
Highpoint
N. C
Stewart Primary Date Set for March 19 in Lumpkin
Democratic executive committee of Stewart county met in Lumpkin on January 22 to set March 19 as the date for the county primary. Miss Marie Martin is recovering from influenza at her Lamar street home.
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Lumpkin
Democratic Executive Committee
Stewart County
Marie Martin
Lamar Street
Bocchio and Five Others Ordered Hanged in Old Case
New Orleans January 2 NEA Service A life sentence in a notorious case ends as six men including Joe Bocchio Italian inventor face execution by gallows for the killings tied to a Dallas Calmes restaurant incident. Supreme Court denial leaves no reprieve as appeals exhausted amid riot era tensions and international intrigue.
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Acm
Dallas Calmes
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Bocchio
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Evire
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Edward More
Roy Leona
Joseph Giglio
Don
Simo
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Ctl
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Rchase
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Ac- Chamonde Sof
H Taylor
McLean
Senate Crpation
Ame
Clarence Carn
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