International Court Row Splits Harding Republicans In Senate
President Harding’s plan for American representation in the International Court of Justice stirs a bitter row in his party. Senators Lodge Moses Brandegee oppose the move, while Republican papers in Massachusetts and New York critical, signaling a split over foreign policy and renominating Harding.
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Firemen killed in blaze in East Twenty Sixth Street district
New York March 30 Two firemen died and sixteen were injured as a blaze destroyed two factories on East 26th Street tearing through two adjoining tenement floors and a large business house An explosion of escaping gas toppled a brick wall burying and injuring several firemen and killing one outright
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New York
East 26Th Street
December May love affair ends in tragedy
In Atlanta on March 30 a DeKalb coroner jury learned that J W Crawford 62 dairyman of 36 Cleveland Avenue South Kirkwood died by his own action as a warrant had been issued for his arrest on a serious charge involving a 17 year old girl. The Georgia Children’s Home Society ward was involved and Crawford was held on $1000 bond for a Thursday preliminary hearing. The girl was returned to guardianship.
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Atlanta
DeKalb
J. W.W. Crawford
Cleveland Avenue
South
Kirkwood
Crawford
DeKalb Justice
Intruder Copied by Brisk Housemaid in England
Bridget Thelan, a Woking housemaid, nightly searched under her bed for an intruder and finally confronted one. She grabbed him by the collar and forced him to return her wrist watch he had stolen.
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Bridget
Train Wreck Near Columbus Kills Seven, Injures Many
A Big Four Pullman train en route from Boston to Cincinnati struck an automobile at a grade crossing on the North City limits. Seven were killed and many injured, some seriously, as the engine left the track and overturned in a ditch. The diner car derailed while four Pullmans piled atop the engine. the train ran more than an hour late at about 65 to 70 miles per hour.
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Columbus
Bostort
Cincinnati
North City Limits
Go to Church Week Suggested in Columbus
Columbus plans a Go to church week likely next month after a suggestion by the Advertising club and strong endorsement from the Columbus Ministerial Union. The move aims to boost church attendance through a coordinated citywide effort.
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Columbus
Advertising Club
Columbus Ministerial Union
Prediction of world wars and epidemics from a Swedish farmer
A 1912 Swedish farmer’s forecast resurfaces predicting five future wars involving the United States and India attacking England, France and Spain clashing on Spanish soil in 1930, a French invasion of Norway in 1953, and four global epidemics with 25 million lives claimed.
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Berlin
Germany
United States
India
England
France
Spain
Norway
Presbyterian Church of Americus Adopts Progressive Program
The Presbyterian Church of Americus led by Pastor Richard F. Simpson unveils a new yearly program April 1 to unite and supplement church work. The plan outlines council meeting schedule, department heads, and goals for Spiritual Life, Evangelism and Missions, Christian Training, Stewardship of Possessions, and Fellowship, aiming to boost attendance, membership, and outreach.
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Presbyterian Church of
TheChurch Council
Richard F. Simpson
A. J. Harris
A.C. Crockett
Geo. Duncan
Y. P. Work
F. B. Arthur
FB. Aruthr
Morgan
H. C. Elam
Edith Nelson
Cobb Milner
C. P Davis
Fred Arthur
Gospel Ministry
GC. Crockett
J.T. Stokes
C. P. Davis
J. E. Ferguson
L. M. Mills
Dan O’connell
C. W. Morgan
Rejuvenating Black Silk With Coffee Treatment
A traditional method suggests sponging aged black silk with hot coffee and pressing it while damp on the reverse side to restore color and luster. The process relies on staining the fabric and applying heat to set the shade, rejuvenating worn-looking silk.
Premier Lenine Dying As War Dictatorship Hints
London dispatch quotes Helsingfors correspondent that Premier Lenine is dying from paralysis. The Stockholm report says his death would lead to a military dictatorship of Russia led by War Minister Trotzky with four or five associates.
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London
Lenine
Exchange Telegraph Company
Stockholm
Helsingfors
Moscow
Russia
Trotzky
Americus District 8.8 Workers to Meet
Methodists in Americus district and Sunday school workers plan a two day Sunday school institute in Ellaville beginning April 5. Delegates from all Sunday schools are expected. Bishop Ainsworth may address the gathering. District officers aim to make it a major regional event with committees named for guest arrangements and an interesting program prepared.
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Americus
Ellaville
Ainsworth
Workers’ Council
Foster Planned Radical Copper Miners Union
William Foster admitted on cross examination that he planned the radical union of copper miners at Butte Minnesota and Michigan mines. He was charged with criminal syndicalism last summer and testified in St Joseph on March 30.
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Foster
St. Joseph
William Foster
Butte
Minnesota
Michigan
Macon Pure Food Show Engagements Announced
Macon Retail Grocer's Association reports entertainment features for the Pure Food show set for April 2 at the new city auditorium. A planning committee, appointed by the association, traveled to Atlanta to arrange details.
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Macon
New City Auditorium
Macon Retail Grocer’s Association
Atlanta
Peach Blossom Festival to Become Annual Event
Fort Valley reports a mass meeting approved incorporating the Peach Blossom Festival as a yearly event with plans to host an annual March festival date during a Rotarian gathering in Macon. Glenmore Green named chair of the incorporation committee. other organizers listed. supporters vowed to perpetuate the festival.
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Fort Valley
Macon
Glenmore Green
D. C. Strother
W. G. Brisindine
John B. Vance
W. H. Holland
Byron
H. M. Copeland
W. J. Woolfolk
E. P. Murray
A. C. Riley ,Jr
W. H. Hafer
Edwin Murray
The
Kiwanis Club
A. C. Riley
J. D. Kendrick
A. M. Seifert
Plains Hog Sale Brings Farmers a Net Profit
Sumter county farmers participated in a hog sale at Leslie pens this week, disposing of two car loads of hogs weighing 27,000 pounds for a net profit of 2000. Cuban buyers took the offerings, cars going directly to that point. George O. Marshall announces further sales for Plains and Americus next week with events on April 4 in Plains and April 5 in Americus.
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Sumter County
Leslie Pens
George O. Marshall
Plains
Americus
New Library Hours Announced at Carnegie Library
Beginning April 2 Carnegie Library hours will be 2 to 6 30 pm and 7 30 to 9 pm. Saturday hours include 10 am to 12 noon.
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Carnegie Library
Legion Meeting Tonight at John D Mathis Post HQ
John D Mathis Post American Legion will hold a called session tonight at 7 30 in legion headquarters Special matters require attention will be brought before the membership and full attendance is urged by the commander.
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Legion
John D. Mathis Post
American Legion
Indiana Republican chief resigns from Ku Klux Klan
Lawrence Lyons, chairman of the Indiana Republican state committee, admitted he joined the Ku Klux Klan about six weeks ago and resigned after learning its aims. He told reporters from Brook, Indiana, that he had characterized the Klan as un American in a statement to the American Unity League in Chicago.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Lawrence Lyons
Indiana Republican State Committee
Ku Klux Klan
Lyons
American Unity League
Chicago
Brook
Indiana
Indictment in Dowling flogging case shocks Jefferson County
Birmingham reporters note indictments of two dairymen and a plumber by the Jefferson county grand jury. The action follows the investigation into the flogging of Dr. J. D. Dowling, health officer, last May. C. W. Tyson, a dairy employee near Ketona, was arrested and jailed in connection with the case.
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Birmingham
Ala
Associated Press
Jefferson County Grand Jury
J. D. Dowling
C. W. Tyson
Ketona
Dowling
Revival at First Methodist Sunday
Revival at First Methodist begins Sunday morning at the courthouse and continues through the week with services at 10 AM and 7 45 PM. Pastor Outlier leads preaching with congregational music. church members urged to participate to benefit the city. Pastor Cutler invites nonmembers and other denominations to attend.
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First Methodist Curch
Outlier
Americas
Pastor Cutler
Queen vessel lost in northwest gale near Highlands
The Queen of Highlands, a large fast ship in the rum running fleet, foundered in a heavy northwest gale while making a second trip to the liquor market. The vessel carried a cargo of one hundred cases of liquor and was lost near a rum ship during the storm.
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Highland
N. J
Queen
Highlands
Archbishop Zepliak death sentence commuted in Russia
Moscow March 30. The death sentence on Archbishop Zepliak head of the Roman Catholic Church in Russia was commuted to ten years imprisonment under strict isolation. An appeal for clemency by Vicar General Butch kavitch was denied.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Zepliak
Russia
Butchkavitch
Wallace Says Farmer Must Prosper and Support Nation
Washington outlines a strong link between agriculture and industry, arguing that farm prosperity underpins national life. C Wallace, secretary of agriculture, warns that price declines and economic dependence on farming ripple through banks, railroads, and manufacturers, urging coordinated recovery with stable farm costs and renewed buying power.
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