Germany Doesnt Fear Anything From Harding Nomination
Berlin reports Germany sees no reason to fear Warren G Harding after his Republican nomination for U S president. The article outlines wartime votes and positions of various senators, with reference to prohibition, suffrage, labor, and foreign policy stances affecting postwar relations. The piece notes Harding's nomination and the implied impact on international reactions.
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Wvhite
Mt Wilson
Harding
Washington
Phe
California
District of Columbia
Germany
Berlin
Warren G. Harding
Water out of wages urged at Southern Metal Trades meet
Atlanta June 17 delegates to the Southern Metal Trades Association third annual convention heard J F Trazzare urge raising productivity to remove water from wages and curb unrest. He warned against political fixes and coercive tactics, stressing maximum output by manufacturers and workers. The event included an auto ride to Lakewood Park a city tour and a Lyric Theater show for delegates staying over.
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Atlanta
Southern Metal Trades Association
J. F. Trazzare
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Trazzare
Lakewood Park
Camp Gordon
American business aims temper Germany tensions abroad
The Boersen Zeitung reports that no current events justify a belief that relations with Germany will be hampered. It notes American commercial and financial interests have begun to advance, citing a broader separation between business and government in U S diplomacy.
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United States
Boersen Zeitung
Germany
Ayete Harding
Businessmen blamed at national Junior Chamber convention
ST. LOUIS June 17 American businessmen were accused of failing to cooperate with farmers at the annual convention of the United States Junior Chamber of Commerce which opened here today. Lack of interest in encowse develop of land was charged as well. The congress appropriated 50,000 for the development of natural carriers.
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ST. Louis
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Encowse
Lee
Aeennes
Congress
Otheer Natural Carriers
Mrs M B Guice Dies In Americus At 6 This Morning
Mrs M B Guice a longtime Americus resident died at 6 o clock this morning at the Underwood residence on Hampton street after a period of illness She was active with the Presbyterian church widow of W H Guice a Confederate veteran She leaves daughter Mrs C E Underwood a son Thomas Guice of Macon a grandson C B Underwood Jr brother W T Mims and sister Mrs Thomas Carr Funeral at 10 30 Friday at the Underwood home with Oak Grove cemetery interment Conducted by Dr Leroy Henderson and Rev Frank Anderson Pallbearers listed
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M. B. Guice
Americus
C. E. Underwood
Hampton Street
Presbyterian Church
W. H. Guice
G. C. Withers
Thomas Guice
Macon
C. Be, Underwood, Jr
W. T. Mims
Thomas Carr
Cooledge
Underwood
Oak Grove Cemetery
Leroy Henderson
Albany
Frank Anderson
Americas Presbyterian Church
J. 8. Bolton
N. M. Edwards
W. T. Lane
J. P. Chapman
J. E .Chapman
Neon Buchanan
Walter Garrett
George Duncan
Chapin Winter Home Burns at Thomasville
Fire of unknown origin destroyed the winter home of Charles M. Chapin of New York near Thomasville yesterday. The rear of the house was in flames two miles from town and beyond fire protection. Much valuable old furniture and rare items were lost. Insurance of 60000 will not cover the loss. The house, bought about 80 years ago from the future family by Mrs. Wyman Jones, had been largely added to. Chapin, a large landholder, will likely rebuild.
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Thomasville
Charles M. Chapin
New York
Futyre Famm
Wyman Jones
Chapin
Bolsheviks Advance on Polish Front Northward
LONDON June 17 Russian Bolshevik forces have again advanced on the northern end of the Polish front, according to a Moscow wireless quoting an official statement issued yesterday. Soviet successes on other sections of the line also are reported.
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London
Moscow
Massive dress sale at Hamburgh Cloak and Suit House event
Beginning Friday morning June 18 a liquidation of large lots from Hamburger's Cloak and Suit House Baltimore Md offers dresses at half price. Silk taftas in navy gray black plum and tan high quality stock at 15.00 with other garments like gingham girls dresses stock and middy blouses. Also Silk stockings yard wide Sea Island and Palm Olive soap sold in bulk at low prices with many colors and sizes available.
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Galvin
Hamburger’s Cloak and Suit House
Baltimore
Thalean School Holds House Warming Event
An official house warming was held at the new domestic science building loaned to Thalean School by J L Glawson. The board of education plans a $500 project for a new room, with Mrs E G Bond visiting from Columbus and local patrons helping with lightbread and preparations.
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Thalean School
J. L. Glawson
Board of Education
E. G. Bond
Columbus
T. M._A. Finch
Frank Webb
Lula Helms
8. Stevens
J. L. Glawson, Jr
John McMath
Arch Nicholson
Mabel Lester
Lester
Canning Club
Palmer to Leave for San Francisco on Monday
Attorney General Palmer announced he will travel to San Francisco to attend the June 26-5 Democratic national convention. He will remain there through the convention sessions with the Pennsylvania delegation aboard the train.
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Washington
Palmer
San Francisco
Democratis National Co
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Second cotton bloom noted near Gatewood South of Americus
The second cotton bloom of the season was observed near Gatewood, a few miles southwest of Americus, on a 250 acre field grown by Lucius & cave high Sea sturdy with no 1S ty of squares.
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Ewes Loro
The
Recorder
Gatewood Eee
Americus
Lucius
Cave
Farm Weevil Infestation Report Persists in Georgia
A Georgia field shows only a few weevils and will bloom soon while precautions are taken to pick them. Nearby a 5600 acre English farm is heavily infested though insect removal is practiced carefully. The area has been unusually free of weevils until now.
Cotton and futures mixed amid regional livestock report
Americus spot cotton quoted good middling at 41 cents. New York and New Orleans futures show mixed opening and closing figures across July October and December contracts. Moultrie reports hog prices by weight class with steady to firm bids and adjustments for quality, with some losses for light stock and cull categories.
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Americus
Visiting Kiwanians Guests of Rotarians
Rotary Club hosts Atlanta Kiwanians during a Windsor lunch with District Governor R. S. Wessels Frank Reynolds George Barrett B Dixon Hall and others invited. Congressman C R Crisp attended but declined political remarks. Emma Love Fisher and Mrs J E Johnson assisted. Reynolds and Prof J E Mathis shared stories.
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Rotary Club
Windsor
R. S. Wessels
Frank Reynolds
George Barrett
B. Dixon Hall
Lewis Ellis
Evans Mathis
C. R. Crisp
Frank Lanier
Crisp
Emma Love Fisher
J. E. Johnson
J. E. Mathis
French War Death Toll Finalized at 1,362,872
Paris June 17 final official statistics from the Ministry of War fix the total number of French soldiers killed in the great war at 1,362,872. The report provides updated workforce losses and reflects extended casualty accounting through the conflict’s end.
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Paris
Ministry of War
London prices keep dropping in June unusual markets
London notes continued declines in commodity prices with coffee and cotton easing after a period of firmness. Debates over Havre and Brazilian markets cited. A stray line mentions jams and syrups, reflecting miscellaneous trade items in the market report.
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London
Brasil
Havre
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Yo Street
Burson
Steinway Fisher
Americus, Georgia
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Glawson
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