Action of Irish Army Convenes in Dublin
The convention of Irish Republican army members, once forbidden by the Dail cabinet, ended a long session without public disturbance. It unanimously reaffirmed loyalty to the Irish Republic and voted to maintain the army under a 16 member executive, while enforcing a drastic boycott on Belfast.
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Dublin
Associated Press
Irish Republican Army
Dail Eireann
Irish Republic
Free State
Belfast
Ulster Accepts Conference Invitation In London Talks
Belfast March 27 Ulster cabinet accepts invitation extended by Colonial Secretary Churchill to Irish leaders for a London conference to discuss disturbing conditions in Ireland.
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Ulster
Belfast
Associated Press
Ulster Cabinet
Churchill
London
Ireland
Irish Free State Bill Passes Third Reading in Lords
London March 27 The Irish Free State bill completed its third and final reading in the House of Lords today as reported by Associated Press.
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House OF Lords
London
Associated Press
Cream Stations Ready For Farmers In Sumter County
Three Sumter county cream stations representing Columbus creamery have received and installed equipment for receiving sampling and shipping cream in any quantity. They are ready to begin receiving cream at once. Farmers can try the new market without any outlay for equipment. Stations: Planters Lees company Americus Johnson Bolton company Leslie and Plains Mercantile company Plains.
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Sumter County
Columbus
Planters Lees Company
Americus
Johnson- Bolton Company
Leslie
Plains Mercantile Company
Plains
Rain Cannot Stop Rylander Shoe Sale Continues
Dave Jennings of Rylander Shoe Company says the $1.95 ladies shoe sale will continue despite rain. He notes a good line remains and many sizes are available for tomorrow, blaming the rain for ending the sale early but staying optimistic about remaining stock.
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Dave Jennings
Rylander Shoe Company
Negro convicted rapist denied new trial in Wilkins Court
Washington March 27 Jim Denson a Negro convicted in Wilkin son Superior Court of rape committed January 19 1920 will not be granted a new trial The Supreme Court announced today dismissal of the case for want of jurisdiction.
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Rafidi
Washington
Jim Denson
Wilkinson Superior Court
Supreme Court
Markets Am ericus Spot Cotton Rise and Fall Report
Market notes for Liverpool on March 27 show good middling cotton at 16 3 4 cents with an opening drop of five to eight points. Sales reach 1000 bales while receipts total 9 022 with 4 521 American bales. Futures listed for April June and September with mixed prior closes and call figures around 10.1 to 10.2 in stated ranges.
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Liverpool
Georgia road bond talk to open joint civic dinner
T G Farmer Jr of the Georgia Gold Roads association plans to speak at a Windsor hotel dinner hosted by three civic clubs. John Holder cannot attend due to a conflict. W W Dykes will MC as the first joint gathering, discussing a proposed 75 090 000 highway bond and inviting broad discussion of possible opposition. Plates will be served. dinner starts at 7 30.
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T. G. Farmer, Jr
Georgia Gold Roads Association
Atlanta
John Holder
State Highway Commission
Farmer
W. W. Dykes
Windsor Hotel
Ecmc
Bradley Hogg
Kiwanis Club
Badly bitten by captive rattler in Booth yard
John Booth of Felder street road near the city limits was badly bitten Sunday afternoon when a captive rattlesnake he captured near his home escaped. Dr. F. L. Cato gave emergency treatment with antidotes as Booth recovered from painful injuries after the snake sank fangs into his arm.
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John Booth
Felder Street
Booth Yard
Booth
F. L. Cato
Times-Recorder
Loving Oil buys Masonic lodge lot for filling station
The Loving Oil company led by G. O. Loving purchased the vacant lot at Church and Lee streets from Americus Lodge No. 18 Masons for 6300 dollars. The lodge had earlier rejected a 6000 dollar offer and instructed trustees to seek no offers below 8000. Two other oil firms had recently bid on the property.
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Loving Oil Company
G. O. Loving
Americus Lodge
Church and Lee Streets
Masonic Lodge
Loving
Winged ships for sea and air built in Britain
London March 27 British firm under air ministry direction builds destroyers with wings for sea and air navigation. The craft are designed to operate both on water and in the air as part of military innovation.
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London
Air Ministry
Illinois miners leader to meet operators in Chicago conference
Frank Harrington president of the Illinois union miners wired coal operators presidents to meet in Chicago at 1 o clock Wednesday morning. He ruled out a separate wage scale for Illinois miners at this time. In New York labor members of the anthracite wage scale sub committees returned from Cleveland to renew negotiations with operators to avert a miners’ strike called for next Saturday night.
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Springfield
Ills
Frank Harrington
Illinois Union Miners
Chicago
Illinois
Farrington
New York
Associated Press
Cleveland
Textile strike limits production in seven mills at Lawrence
Lawrence Massachusetts March 27 The New Toneland textile strike extended today to this city with production curtailed in several plants but no disorder. Several thousand workers refused to work in protest of a 20 percent wage cut. Seven mills were affected and Arlington mills closed as planned.
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Lawrence
Mass
Arlington
Lumber Yard at Moultrie Burns
Moultrie March 27 The Huber lumber yards including planing mill dry kilns and 700000 feet of lumber were destroyed by fire today. The loss is estimated at 60000 dollars.
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Moultrie
Huber
Oldest Locomotive in Service Lost in Fire at Bray Mill
In Valdosta on March 27 a fire destroyed Bray Lumber plant and with it the oldest locomotive in active U S service. Built by Baldwin in 1853, the engine accompanied The General in South history and hauled logs to the mill. Bray resisted selling it for exhibition despite Baldwin's offers.
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Valdosta
Bray Lumber Company
Baldwin Works
South
Baldwin Company
Bray Concern
Bray
Mayor to be invited to view health film in Valdosta
Valdosta will host a free showing of Out of the Shadows on April 12 and 13 to explain tuberculosis transmission from animals to humans. Invitations will be sent to mayors and health officials from Thomasville Albany Americus Cordele Tifton Moultrie Waycross Quitman and other South Georgia communities. The film, produced by the federal Bureau of Animal Industry, marks Valdosta as the first municipality to present it publicly.
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Valdosta
Thomasville
Albany
Americus
Cordele
Tifton
Moultrie
Waycross
Quitman
South Georgia
Bureau of Animal Industry
Atlanta Reserve Bank Cuts Rate in Sixth District
Gov. M. B. Mellon of the Atlanta Federal Reserve announces a reduction of the rediscount rate in the Sixth District from 5 to 412 per cent. He attributes the cut to general business improvement, noting the rate was seven per cent a year ago in January and has been lowered periodically since.
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Atlanta
M. B. Mellon
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Sixth Reserve District
Calcutta Bans Slaughter of Cows in Regulation
The Calcutta corporation passed a regulation prohibiting cow slaughter. Cows are revered as sacred by Hindus, and the move reflects local religious custom and public safety concerns.
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Calcutta
Calcutta Corporation
Penny Green and the Sabre household in a mystery of life
In 1912 at Penny Green a man named Mark Sabre, aged thirty four, wanders through a world of memory and social nuance. Hapgood, a garrulous solicitor, recalls Sabre’s schooldays and the odd dynamic with Sabre’s wife Mabel. Penny Green is described as picturesque and strategic, with the Sabre home, a 1667 stone house, symbolizing tradition and order amid the Penny Green Garden Home scheme.
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Mark Sabre
Penny Green
Hapgood
Old Sabre
Old Wickamote
Tidborough
Bast
Sabre
Old Son
Fortune
East
Tidborough Way
Old Puzzlehead
Mabel
Thim
Penny Green Garden
Northrepps
Lord Tybar
Chevensbury
Rome
George
Mark
Den
Warrants Issued Inudofthe Soperton Shooting Case
Warrants charging J. T. Drake and Edward Newberry along with T. E. Nelson for murder in the shooting of P. Barwick near Emanuel county were issued. Drake arrested and jailed in Treutlen. Four moonshiners surrendered in Macon on federal liquor charges linked to the Adrian distillery raid where Barwick was killed and Newberry wounded.
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Soperton
J. T. Drake
Adrian
Edward
Newberry
T. E. Nelson
P. Barwick
Emanuel County
Drake
Treutlen
George Hutchison
Manning Hutchison
Will Moore
Elijah S. Skinner
Moore
Skinner
Barwick
Hutchinsons
Nelson
Mr. Newberry
Macon
Americus High opens season with schedule of games
Americus High School baseball coach George Bail and manager Kenson Findley announce the season opener Friday with a schedule listing March 31 Ashburn in Americus and other games at Richland Leesburg Bronwood and Ashburn through May 26 Open. Coach Bail believes a fast, capable group will excite the city as several practice games already helped work out kinks.
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Kenson Findley
Americus
Ashburn
Richland
Leesburg
Cordele
Bronwood
Ashhixgu
Pbronwood
George Bajl
Hearing on Fairfield writ postponed in Georgia
A habeas corpus hearing for O. C. Fairfield, held in Turner county jail on a murder charge connected to Engineer Reid’s July death in Fitzgerald, was set for Ocilla before Judge Eve but postponed at the request of attorneys. The matter remains unresolved as of today.
High Jinks and Low Jinks in Sisters Reveal Family Joke
Mabel presents the sisters to Mark as if showcasing rare specimens, noting their name is Jinks. Mark reacts with bemused humor, calling them High Jinks and Low Jinks as the moment shifts from awkward restraint to light laughter.
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Mabel
Mark
Jinks
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