New heirs contest Scarborough estate after martyred man death
In a probate dispute, Sidney Scarborough’s five children seek a one third share of their uncle’s estate, challenging current apportionment and seeking division per law. The case lists real estate valued around $8,190 with total estate assets exceeding $19,000, and involves relatives from Anniston Alabama and Ellaville Georgia.
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W.H. Rorgh
Mackgise Hill
W.a.doinon
Sidney Scarborough
Anniston
Ala
R, Aa
Americus
Alainn
Col. Dolson
Ing
Scarborough
He Stevens
Ellaville
Scar
Sidney B. Scarborough
Stevens
Anelnman
Meles
Sidney E. Scarborough
B. Sear
Besah
Fannie
Canova
Henry Tunic
Dearie Wess
Rand
Prince
Watt
Lot
Winnatreet
Rao
Jonlan
Alo & Sebastain
Ford Road Earns More but Spends Less
The article analyzes Henry Ford's D T & I railroad, noting improved profits under Ford management. It cites staff reductions from 2725 to 1822 and 646 in the yard, claims greater efficiency, and compares revenues and deficits before and after Ford took over. It also references audits by E D Dudley and producer output figures for 1920 and 1921.
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Fordyemploye
FORD
John *W. Raper
Henry Ford
Wall ‘Street
Tech
itrade-Journala Representinje
Detroit, Toledge, & Stanton
Gail
United States
Ohio
E.ds Dudley
Herry
Eee
Fordman
Deal
Armistice Day Parade and Memorial Observances
Community schedule lists services at Arlington and related ceremonies. Major Raimes leads a prayer service followed by a chrysanthemum show and arlington monument observances. Activities include a memorial tree planting and a youth group dinner at Norman Park with football and basketball events noted.
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Cere
Monte Pone
Alk
Arlington
Turpin
Union High Whoovi
Andersonville
Aggies Ves
Norman Park
Aggie
Aggie Campus, 4007, M.— Planting of Memorial Trees By Ristling Enileavor Boya
Pe Group
Wie Vlub
Wiewelaboeation
Arear
Mieten
Fragmentary OCR Note on Playground Association Officers
A damaged excerpt mentions a playground association and officers of the dissociation with unclear names and roles. The readable parts reference a chapire in servant and acceptances with havenjo t Me W. BM, presenting a fragmentary historical notice.
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Armramrempre
Chaimany
Ralyton
Carsill
Playground’ Association
Young bandits steal near hundred thousand in two high honor gem
News report details a jewelry store heist in Philadelphia on November 10. Two youthful robbers entered the store, forced employees into a back room, and escaped with valuables valued around 95 000 dollars. The incident drew national attention as investigators pursue leads.
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St. Lops
Naval
Utwo Artied
Imien
Alore
Edward J. 'Gallagt
Downs
Philadelphia
Tourists Halted After Killing Fine Stock in Lowndes
A chaotic scene on a highway near Valdosta as a tourist vehicle struck a cow causing injuries and prompting police intervention. The driver faced questions and the animal owner was contacted to resolve the incident and compensation.
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Lowndes
Valdosta
Armistice Day Observances In Tifton By Local Legion
Tifton American Legion posts observe Armistice Day with memorial rites at the Baik of Tifton and school exercises. A program includes music by the Tifton bard and a pageant titled The Striking in America’s Hour at the Aggie school auditorium on the evening of Armistice Day.
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Tifton
Tite
Post American’ Legion
Eadh
Baik
Tifton Bard
Imega
Gol
W. Fulford
Titton, Making
Pee Eat
Aggie Achdol
Lowndes Slashes Jail Meal Price To Fifty Cents
Lowndes County officials reduce the cost of feeding prisoners at the county jail from sixty to fifty cents per inmate per day. The boards action, approved in November, lowers the daily feed expense to align more closely with federal rates while continuing to provide meals for inmates.
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Valdosta
Lowndes
Ex-Georgian's Firms Print 40 Pages of Ads in Valdosta
Nov 10 report notes W C Thomas, a Valdosta native and brother of Judge W E Thomas, heads a Tampa publication that printed forty pages of entertainment ads. The piece claims the ad section is the longest single advertisement ever printed in the country and has been submitted to multiple governing authorities for decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
W. C. Thomas
Valdostan
W. E. Thomas
Tampa
Thomas
Leslie Five to Play Andersonville Here
A local basketball game is scheduled at Americus playground today with Leslie Five facing Andersonville. Officials note daily practices and invite participants from Norman Institute and Agisio to join and assist in organizing the event.
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Leslie
Andersonville
Americus Playground
Poe
Norman Institute-Agisio
Balfour Arrives in Washington for Arms Conference
Arthur Balfour leading the British delegation arrived in Washington with other members to participate in the armament conference. The arrival marks the start of discussions on arms limitations and security measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur
Fills His Old Pulpit for Stricken Pastor
Rev Guyton Fisher and Mrs Fisher, with J Q Marshall couple, returned from Quitman where Fisher preached at the Methodist church both morning and evening. Friends welcomed them and others supported the congregation as Dr Scruggs, Quitman pastor, suffers a paralysis stroke leaving the church without a pastor until a successor is invited.
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Guyton Fisher
Ishyer
J. Q. Marshall
Fisher
W. Bowman
Scruggs
Biharpaatdr
Lena Clarke Held for First Degree Murder
An Orlando grand jury returns murder in the first degree against Lena Clarke former West Palm Beach postmistress for the August killing. Baxter Patterson the chauffeur who drove Clarke from West Palm Beach to Orlando prior to the shooting is also indicted as an accessory before the fact.
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Orlando
Pla
Lena Clarke
West
Palm Beach
Fred
Miltimore
Baxter Hh
Patterson
Miss Clarke
West Palmeon
Thomasville Schools Require Biweekly Fire Drills
The board ordered fire drills in Thomasville schools to occur every two weeks in each building. Alarms are sounded at random times to test evacuation, with trials showing that evacuating buildings can be completed within two minutes.
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Thomasville
Merah -Bo
Aville
Anon
Ehel
4000 Pounds of Meat Prepared for Thomasville Barbecue
A local project in Thomasville stores fresh meat in a plant for a city barbecue. The event aims to provide plentiful eats for attendees and is tied to a community celebration. The article references a church gathering and local speakers, noting a festive context with contributors from the area.
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Thomasville
Muscle Shoals Keeps Closed Mills Running
Secretary Weeks announces Alabama power will be supplied to keep mills running at Muscle Shoals while drought affects other plants. The plan aims to support mills in Georgia and Alabama, ensuring continued operations amid power shortages.
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Waaiarog
Mersee Ten
Eof
Apabele Shoals
Alabama Power Company
Weeks
Wao
Alabama Company
Grorgid
Harding Calls for Two Minutes Silent Prayer
President Warren G Harding urges the nation to observe a two minute silent prayer. The call, dated November 11, requests citizens to pause at 12 o'clock noon for quiet reflection and thanks.
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Harding
Warren Ge Haring
United States
America
Wehite Tal
Hy Devent
Pithotle Olsens
Saad
Arding
Noah
Warren GD Harding
Powers to Let Us Take Lead in Arms Meet
The Associated Press reports proposals by the American delegation to armament conferences aim to cut naval spending without harming security. Britain has not settled a formula, Japan awaits. U.S. plans focus on France and other powers amid discussions on limitations and defense needs.
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Washington
Associated Prans
Orn
Bea
Nooga Leader Brings Tales From Battlefield Tours
Brigadier van Stewart recounts Western Brigade duty and veteran reunions. He recently visited Chattanooga Atlanta Macon Haddock Gray Wayside and Fort Valley with comrades. He returns with a six pound cannon ball and a Minnie ball found on Chattanooga battlefields.
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Nooga
Stewart
Van
Ade
Georgia
Chattinbogiy
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Micon
Haddock
Gray
Wayside
Fort Valley
Mwe
Minnie Baile
Chattanoogn
Democrats Force Sur Tax Vote In House Debate
The House Democrats demanded a vote on a Senate income surtax amendment as part of the tax revision bill. A heated debate followed with 42 votes recorded in the primary. This comes as city primary turnout was light with no major contests for three seats on the council.
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HOUSE
Washington
Senate
Bewn Act
Markets Mixed As Armistice Talks Affect Cotton Trade
From Americus to Liverpool, prices move with steady early openings and 5 000 bales traded. The Liverpool market opens steady around 1646 with 28 041 bales in sight, including American cotton, as buyers weigh Armistice related shifts.
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Liverpool
Sulus
Wiifulten
Prey
Mioke
Endless Line Passes Coffin in Lying in State
A vast, solemn procession flows through the capital as crowds pay tribute to the unknown soldier lying in state. Trains and automobiles carry floral offerings from Britain and other nations, with embassies and citizens alike joining the line in a ceremony marked by flags and state regalia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Press
Hip Bier
Hank
Vust
France
England
Armorica
Water Tank Dynamited at Moultrie Plant
Nov 10 report from Moultrie says police seek the person who wrecked the big water tank of the Moultrie Plural and Greenhouse Co believed torn apart by dynamite. A 10 000 gallon tank lay in ruins after a heavy rain, with four large supports found scattered. investigators doubt a fire alone caused the damage.
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Moultrie
Moultrie Plural and Greenhouse Co
Tada Ynivtit
Wadhi Wen
Wen
Eich
Plore
Inghe
Wight
England to Pay Interest on War Debts to United States
November 10 the House of Commons disclosed an arrangement to pay interest on the Allied debt Britain owes to the United States. Sir Robert Horne the chancellor of the exchequer said the annual rate is 0,000,000 pounds sterling and expressed hope the remark will not provoke discussion of broader entente indebtedness.
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London
Cival
Britain
United
House of comUnons
Robert Horne
Robart
Atmerica
Aterics
Oorwlven
Five Year Old Boy Fatally Injured by Father
In Mdultrie on November 10 a five year old son of Ly D. Robinen, a Berlin merchant, was killed when his father drove the carriage over him after the child wandered near the wagon. The boy had been walking beside Robinen’s machine when a wheel toppled and passed over him.
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Mdultrie
Ly D. Robinen
Berlin
Fifth Potato Caf House Ready Bo
Odd, hard to read notice from Tifton describes a potato cafe item called Omega and Omegs with unclear quantities. The text repeats phrases and lacks coherent facts, but mentions curing hours and a location in Omega area. The fragmentary content suggests a local business notice with recipe or product notes.
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Tifton
Bea
Omega
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