London Deliberates Expulsion of Former Crown Prince
Paris dispatches report France pressing Britain for joint action to remove Former Crown Prince Frederick William from Germany. Britain says undoing an accomplished fact is unlikely now. cabinet decisions awaited after today’s meeting. Berlin notes a secret conference followed rumors of Germany proclaiming autonomy for the Rhine and Ruhr.
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Stokes Won’t Oppose Separation Suit In Divorce Case
W E D Stokes will not oppose a separation suit filed by his wife Helen Elwood Stokes. He stated through his attorney that he will appeal the recent verdict denying him a divorce. The action moves toward higher courts as the separation proceeds in New York court.
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Separatist Leader Beckers Arrested Near Belgium Frontier
Cologne dispatch says Leo Beckers, separatist leader, was arrested at Verviers just over the Belgian border, per reports from Air La Chapelle.
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Consul George Cobb Promoted to Alexandria Egypt Post
George C Cobb son of Captain and Mrs John A Cobb is promoted to the consulate at Alexandria Egypt, an official announcement states.
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October Cotton Consumption Hits 54182 Bales Says Census Bureau
The Census Bureau reports October cotton consumption at 541 825 bales of lint and 57 128 bales of linters. This compares with 483 852 bales of lint and 49 587 bales of linters in September and 633 744 of lint and 62 685 of linters in October last year.
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Sumter Ginnings Fall Short by Ten Thousand Bales
Sumter county cotton ginnings before November 1 reached 11,308 bales, per census bureau agent W. P. Persons. The count included half bales per federal rules, reflecting a drop from prior totals as the report notes.
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Bandits steal 43600 in subway hold-up at 55th Street
In Brooklyn at the 55th Street West End subway station two bank messengers were murdered during a spectacular raid. The gunmen seized 43600 as crowds waited for trains and fled after a brief chase by post office employees.
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Four elected to city council in Tuesday primary vote
In Tuesday's primary 313 votes were cast to nominate four council members. Voters chose J. W. Harris, Nathan Murray, J. W. Hightower and R. E. Allison. C. J. Clark was the only other candidate remaining.
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Klan Officials and Walker Meet at Atlanta Hotel
Gov. Walker urged support for his tax program at a private meeting last night attended by lawmakers, Imperial Wizard Evans, and other Georgia Ku Klux Klan officials at a local hotel. The gathering aimed to rally legislative backing for the tax measures as the Senate voted to recommit the Lankford income tax bill to a constitutional amendment.
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