Hague Parley Breaks Over Guaranties In Russian Talks
The Hague conference with Soviet Russia collapsed at 1 pm as non Russians demanded property compensation promises and credit guarantees impossible without loan details. Litvinoff signaled unlikely further meetings and said the peace pact would hold only for a month after the last session amid heated private property debate.
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the Hague
Associated Press
Russia
Maxim Litvinoff
Litvinoff
German reparations negotiators seek further moratorium
Paris reports German representatives at the Reparations Commission submitted a formal note requesting four more months of moratorium on payments for the remainder of the year. The note says 32,000,000 gold marks due Saturday are available but recommends waiving this payment as well.
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Paris
Associated Press
Seaboard Plays Team 70 Thursday Afternoon
Seaboard matches Columbus at the Playground diamond Thursday at 4 PM, aiming for a good contest as both teams are in good form. Batteries: Riddle Chestnut for Columbus, Parsons Early for Americas. Admission 50 cents for adults, children free.
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Seaboard
Columbus
Riddle and
Chestnut
Parsons
Early
Americas
Play ground and pool open for Rotary celebration
The public may enter the playground and pool Thursday for the Rotary celebration. After noon, the pool will host Rotary Scouts contests and visitors may use the grounds. Onlookers beyond Rotarians and guests will still be allowed on the grounds.
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Rotary
Rotary Scouts
KOKIE TOURNAMENT POSTPONED ONE DAY
The Kookie golf tournament at Glencoe in New Hampshire was postponed a day after rain flooded the course making play impossible. Officials reported today that the event will resume tomorrow with the same qualifiers and schedule.
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Glencor
Eng
Round Tournam
Home of S A Daniel Sold to B F Clore
fragmentary notice reports the Home of S A Daniel sold to B F Clore of East St. Brooklyn Weights and family are with Mrs. Daniel. They plan to move to St. Petersburg. A St. Louis note mentions a 35 year old brand and lingering uncertainty about women’s beliefs.
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S.A. Daniel
B. F. Clore
Daniel
East St
Brooklyn Weights
Very
Tome
St. Petersburg
Louts
Prand
Reward Offered for Herrin Miners Murders
Atlanta July 12 The Georgia House adopted a resolution accepting the majority and minority highway committee reports. The measure, backed by Representative Beckham, sought to discharge the investigating committee after defending the highway department against charges of inefficiency. A bill to replace university boards with a five member board was introduced by Moye, while Lankford proposed lowering motor vehicle license taxes to 30 cents per horsepower. Several other bills were listed on topics from coroners fees to drug regulations and fraud prevention.
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Atlanta
House of Representatives
State Highway Department
Beckham
Dougherty
McMichael
Marion
Highway Department
Moye
Randolph
University of Georgia
Hardwick
Lankford
Toombs
Hamilton
Floyd
Mr. McGarity
Gone
Attorney General Brundage offers reward in Williams County mining strike murder
Chicago July 12 Attorney General Brundage announces a $1000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the murder and assault tied to the coal miners strike in Williams County.
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Chicago
Brundage
Ilinois
Williams County
No Confirmation Of Irish Republic Rumor Stirring Papers
A London report from July 12 via Associated Press says newspapers print a Cork proclamation rumor of the Irish Republic with Belfast datelines. The item notes no independent confirmation from other sources.
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London
Associated Press
Cork
Belfast
Mrs Hardwick Improves After Stroke in Atlanta
News that Mrs Thomas W Hardwick who suffered a slight stroke a few days ago is greatly improved and able to be up and about, will be gratifying to her many friends in Atlanta on July 12.
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Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Public acts debated by Georgia lawmakers across towns
A series of proposed measures addresses Canton public schools, protection of common carriers, trade restraint near cities and counties, memorial resolutions for late representatives, Americus city charter and clerk elections, motor vehicle license tax schedules, bills of lading, Lyons independent school system abolition, railroad police appointments, Colquitt charter changes, and World War I veterans aid from a Georgia legislative session led by delegates including Collins Carswell Culpepper Mundy Davis Monroe Tison Bradford Lankford Riley Fowler Williams Bentley and others.
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Collins
Cherokee
Canton
Carswell
Williamson
Culpepper
Meriwether
Mundy
Polk
Davis
Oglethorpe
Lankford
Toombs
Lyons
Fowler
Bibb
Williams
Millen
Colquitt
Bentley
Fulton
Aidt Terans
Fugitive George Phillips Captured in Florida
George Phillips, accused ringleader in a Sehley county lynching, has been captured in Bartow Florida. Will Jones, a negro farmer, remains among seven indicted men awaiting arrest. George Dillard will bring Phillips back for trial to Sumter county jail.
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George Phillips
Sehley
Will Jones
Bartow
Fla
George Dillard
Hilaville
Jule Felton
Montezuma
Superior Court
Phillips
Sumter
Eliaville
Arthur
John Devane
Lom Brown
Clarence Robinson
Benny DeVane
Kenry Harvey
Henry Louis Fulford
Woodmen Circle to Hear Two District Deputies
Mrs. Drusilla Chastain deputy for this Woodmen Circle district arrives from Albany Thursday to meet Minnie Vann Grove in Woodmen hall at 8 pm. Also traveling with her is Miss Otis Crump fresh from Omaha where she spoke at the convention and earned a promotion to Savannah district.
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Drusilla Chastain
Woodmen Circle
Albany
Minnie Vann Grove
Woodmen Hall
Chastain
Nebr
Georgia
Savannah
Jhe Grove
Peach Market Car Prices In New York and Chicago Listings
Atlanta July 12 report shows New York 96 cars with Hiley 1.75 to 2.25 Georgia Belle 1.50 to 2.75 Elberta 1.65 to 2.75. Philadelphia 22 cars Georgia 1.50 to 2.75 Elberta 1.75 to 5.25 Pn 6 cars Hiley 1.50 to 3.00. Cincinnati 5 cars Georgia Belle 1.25 to 2.00 Elberta 2.40 to 3.00. Chicago 15 cars Elberta 3.00 to 8.25. Cleveland 5 cars Hiley 1.75 to 2.25 Georgia Belle 2.00 to 2.50 Elberta 3.00 to 3.50. Total cars 5548 with 2837 out of state.
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Atlanta
New York
Hiley
Ga. Belle
Elberta
Philadelphia
Georgia
Georgia Belle
Cincinnati
Chicago
Cleveland
Rotarians prepare for big day with guests and BBQ
Americas Rotary hosts a large gathering Thursday with Rotarians, Boy Scouts, and wives from Albany Columbus Moultrie Quitman Thomasville and West Point. District Governor Porter Pierpont arrives by the Seminole and heads to Windsor hotel before a 9 am welcome. Activities include a 2:30 swimming event, games, golf trips, a noon reception, and a tree shade barbecue with fried chicken deviled eggs and biscuits.
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Americas Rotary Club
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Quitman
Thomaasville
West Point
Troop III
Boy Scouts
Rotary Troop
Windsor Hotel
The
Americas
Porter Pierpont
Savannah
Jacksonville
Frank Harrold
Pierpont
Rotary
Bill Dykes
J. E. Hightower
Frank Lanier
J. Ralston Cargill
Rotary Club
Peck Rylander
Bill Cage
Rylander Theater
Basket
L. F. Grubbs
Wm. Green Turpin
Lovelace Eve
Dusty Burke
English
Dec Grubbs
Doctor Glenn
Lagg Turpin
Luther Harrell
George Anderson
Tim Furlow
Charley Culpeper
Turk Harris
Dec Howell
Paul Westbrook
Lage Turpin
W. E. Statham
Frank Sheffield
W. E. Taylor
W. H. Emmet
Dec Wheeler
Captain Stokes
Charley Cupepper
Cleve Tillman
J. T. Warren
John Sheffield
J. K. Mathis
Lucius McCloskey
Bill Cave
Sage Turvin
George Ellis
Walter Rynder
Carl Glover
Fess Mathis
Americus Barbecue Club Dinner Set for Thursday
The Americus Barbecue club will serve its regular cue dinner Thursday at 1 o'clock at the Barbecue grounds on Glenness Street. All members are urged to attend as the occasion promises to be an enjoyable one.
Strike Talks At Noon Fail To Yield Answer
Chicago July 12 An Associated Press bulletin reports that railroad executives gave no definite reply to Labor Board Chairman Hooper on the shopmen strike settlement proposals after a noon conference. A secret meeting with six striking shop crafts leaders was also disclosed, raising cautious optimism in the railroad world. Crewe Virginia July 12 Russell Wiggins a Norfolk and Western yard office clerk was shot and killed while picketing clerks at the station. an unidentified man was wounded.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Hooper
Labor Board
Associated Preas
Stanke
Ben Hooper
Crewe
Russell Wiggins
New York Central Leaders Meet as Clerks Consider Strike
New York July 12 officials held talks with union representatives while 15,000 clerks and station employes vote on a strike over wage cuts loss of vacations sick pay and use of contract labor between here and Chicago.
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New York
New York Central
Hera
Chicago
Clash at Denison Leaves Man Shot And Several Beaten
In Denison Texas July 12 13 W Pike Sr an apparent Missouri Kansas & Texas railroad employee was shot and seriously wounded during a clash between striking workers and sympathizers against men believed to be strike breakers. Several others were severely beaten in the confrontation as tensions rose in the town.
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Denison
Tex
W. Pike, Sr
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Road
Mob Attacks Kenned Unit and Deputies in Denison
Reports to the Missouri Kansas and Texas railroad office state one man was wounded and four dozen others were abducted from the road's shops at Denison by a mob of about 1,000. The captives, including some deputy U.S. marshals, were dragged into the woods and beaten.
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Dallas
Tex
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
United States
Denison
Strike to Continue as Men Answer Harding Proclamation
President Harding's shop men's strike proclamation prompted the strike conduct committee of the Eastern railroads to vow continued action until a satisfactory settlement is reached. They warned that even every mail train in the district could be cancelled to push for terms.
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Harding
New York
Eastern Railroads
Harding Calls for Assistance to Trains Proclamation
President Harding issues a White House proclamation urging all persons to refrain from interference with interstate transportation and the carrying of the U S mails. The move follows Railway Labor Board decisions affecting wages for shop craft workers and the contract system with outside agencies. The shop craft employees have begun to discontinue work rather than accept the ruling, and some contractors have ignored the decision.
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Washington
Harding
White House
United States
United States Railroad Labor Board
Tors
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