Allies To Hold Firm Grip Upon Military Affairs Within Germany
The Allies plan to keep a firm hand on German military control through full disarmament compliance. A Council of Ambassadors note to Berlin confirms the Military Commission of Control remains until Versailles terms are fully executed. The message, sent from Paris and due to be announced in Berlin, rejects the League of Nations transfer timing.
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Germany
London
Council of Ambassadors
Paris
Berlin
League of Nations
League
Fields Trials Assn is Organized Here
The Southwest Georgia Field Trials Association was organized last night with Dr V B Oliver chosen to head the group. Officers include A B Tillman vice president Lucas C Thiers secretary treasurer and others. About twenty five attended at Gatewood Motor Co on Cotton avenue. The group aims to recruit sportsmen across many towns and promote humane wildlife care while banning professional dogs and hunters from membership. A future game preserve near America is planned after further organization.
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Southwest Georgia Field Trials Association
V. B. Oliver
Tillman
Lucas C. Thiers
W. B. Oliver
A. S. Tillman
J. C. Thiers
T. F. Gatewood, Jr
Carver Dixon
Gatewood Motor Company
Cotton Avenue
Columbus
Albany
Cuthbert
Dawson
Camilla
Fitzgerald
Cordele
Valdosta
Thamasville
Moultrie
Vienna
Montezuma
Buena
Vista Ellaville
Georgia
America
Aggie School Curriculum May Be Expanded Soon
Board of Trustees hears urgent need for higher curriculum at Third District Agricultural and Mechanical College. Principal John M. Prance cites graduates, including five girls and one boy earning teaching licenses, dietetics and home nursing certs. He urges expanded programs, more emphasis on farming sciences, and continuing study of English and sciences.
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Third District Agricultural and Mechanical College
Pincipal John M. Prance
State Department of Education
Red Cross Association
Prince
U. S
Vocational Board
Poincare Cabinet Holds Last Meet in Paris
Paris May 30 The last full cabinet council of the Poincare government met at the Palace of Elysee with President Millerand presiding. The government will meet again at the foreign office and Poincare will present the cabinet's collective resignation to the president.
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Paris
Associated Press
Poincare
Millerand
Palace of Elysee
Foreign Office
Backward Season Slowing Up Crops
A May report from the Bureau of Agricultural Economics says planting is one to four weeks behind this season due to cool weather and rains. Replanting is common. acreages may be smaller for some crops but larger for corn as land shifts. Winter wheat and rye show slow growth. oats in southern areas suffer from severe winter conditions. Continued on page three.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Burgin Enters Marion County Georgia House Race
Buena Vista Georgia May 30 After urging from friends Joe S Burgin announces candidacy to succeed the late E H McMichael for the Marion county seat in the lower house He is a lumber company partner and Georgia and Florida timber investor noted as an able speaker with strong local ties and respect in Americus and Buena Vista
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Buena Vista
Joe S. Burgin
Buena, Vista
Marion County
Georgia
E. H. McMichael
Burgin
Lumber Co
Americus
Alexander and Burgin
Smith-Burgin Lumber O
Atlanta
Florida
North Carolina
Smith- Burgin Lumber Company
Methodist Ladies to Entertain Rotarians at Dinner
Rotarians will be entertained by the ladies of the First Methodist church in the church dining room. Walter Rylander, Rotary president, announces a June 4 gathering at 1 o clock. Guan White and R. E. Allison lead the program. J. F. Robinson of Central of Ga. Railway is invited as guest speaker.
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First Methodist Church
Walter Rylander
Rotary Club
Mr. Rylander
Brannon Ave Kids Defeat Jackson Ave In Local Game
Brannon Avenue defeated Jackson Avenue 21 to 3 in a Thursday afternoon youth baseball game. Key contributions included two base hits by J C Henderson Fred Sheppard and Olin Rushin. Lineups listed Brannon players C C Robertson Raymond Hart Olin Rushin Shorty Henderson Henry Speer Robert English George House J C Henderson and others for Jackson Avenue Clayton Manry Lamar Kemp Dan Manry Ruddy Marvin Kenmore James Purvis Milton Caretsolgy George Kenmore Fred Shepspard.
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Brannon Avenue
Jackson Avenue
J. C. Henderson
Fred Sheppard
Olin Rushin
C. C. Robertson
Raymond Hart
Shorty Henderson
Henry Speer
Robert English
George House
Fred Liggin
Clayton
Manry
Lamar Kemp
Dan Manry
Ruddy
Marvin Kenmore
James Purvis
Milton Caretsolgy
George Kenmore
Fred Shepspard
Wilfred Count Coolidge Rejects World Court Plan
President Coolidge in Arlington Memorial Day address rejects proposal for American participation in the World Court outside the League. He says such disassociation plans require surrender of American principles and cautions against ambiguous commitments.
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Wilfred Count Coolidge
New World Court
Washington
League of Nations
Coolidge
Arlington Cemetery
United States
Senator Lodge
Leopold Arrested in Franks Murder Mystery
Nathan Leopold Jr., 19, son of a Chicago box manufacturer, was identified as owner of glasses matching those found near Robert Franks's body. He was taken into custody after an all night questioning as authorities pursue the first major lead in the Franks kidnapping and murder case. Police guard at C. F. Heath's bedside in Louisville, who claimed to have been assaulted in Chicago by a gang mistaken for Franks's slayer, while notes and a poisoned condition deepen the case.
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Chicago
Nathan Leopold, Jr
Robert Franks
Leopold
Heath
Louisville
C. F. Heath
Diggist
D. C. McIntosh
MclIntosh
Franks
Memorial Day Tribute At Arlington For Nation's War Dead
President Coolidge gives main memorial address at Arlington amphitheater at 1 pm as all government branches armed forces and patriotic and religious groups join in formal tribute to the nation’s war dead.
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Washington
Coolidge
Arlington Amphitheater
Committee to Call Sec Mellon Soon for Testimony
Washington May 30 Secretary Mellon will be given the opportunity to answer before the Senate Daugherty committee as soon as practicable regarding Gaston B Means testimony, announced by Senator Wheeler Democrat of Montana, the committee's prosecutor.
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Washington
Mellon
Senate
Daugherty Committee
Gaston B. Means
Wheeler, Ocrat
Montana
Augusta Financier Dies After Long Illness
Augusta May 30 Jacob Phinizy 67 leading financier and businessman died at his country home after a long illness. Born in Augusta in 1857 he graduated from the University of Georgia and returned to enter the Cotton business. For 25 years he was president of the Georgia Railroad Bank and the Georgia Railroad Banking Company. Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon. Surviving are his widow four brothers and one sister.
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Augusta
Jacob Phinizy
Here
Phjnizy
University of Georgia
Georgia Railroad Bank
The
Georgia Railroad Banking Company
Athens
Atlanta
Miss Simmons to Get Lucy Cobb Diploma
Athens May 30 Miss Josephine Simmons daughter of Mrs Howell Simmons of Americus will graduate from Lucy Cobb Institute Athens Ga this year with first group of the senior class all members of which group have done two years of college work The commencement program began on the 29th with a piano recital and will continue through the week ending on Monday June 2 with the commencement address and presentation of diplomas and certificates
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Athens
Josephine Simmons
Howell Simmons
Americus
Lucy Cobb Institute
Summer School Opens July First at Aggie College
The Third District Agricultural and Mechanical college summer school will run July 4 to August 2 with six day weeks. Cost is 20 dollars, 16 to students and 4 for incidental expenses. Dormitories hold 150, rooms furnished, electric lights, baths, and sewerage. Credits given for summer work but not toward degrees. Lectures and entertainment planned, tennis courts ready, swimming pool available. Transportation to churches arranged.
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Agricultural and Mechanical College
State Department of Education
Prince
Aggie
Prance
Rotary club outlines Dixie Highway beautification plan
Thomasville May 30 Rotary club meeting centered on civic improvements. Lee Neel proposed beautifying the Dixie Highway to Tallahassee with dogwoods and flowering plants along the route to create a constant display of beauty through spring months.
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Rotarians
Thomasville
Rotary Club
Lee Neel
Dixie Highway
Tallahassee
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Sore
Treaty of Versailles
Council of Ambasadors
Fulton County Tower
Ida Hughes
Fields Trials Assn
Nets College
Ef Michael
Buenaa Vista
Brannon Ave
Jackson Ave
Helen T. Marye
George T. Marye
Russia
Count Lamberto Negri Arnoldi
Miss Marye
Sec’v. Mellon
Miss Simmons
Lucy Cobb
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