Cardinal Logue, Primate of All Ireland, Dies at 80
Belfast dispatch reports the death of Cardinal Michael Logue aged eighty, longtime Primate of Ireland and successor of St Patrick. The weary peace advocate and critic of Sinn Fein violence had urged prayer and warned British forces overreach. Born 1840, Logue studied at Maynooth and Maynooth. ordained 1866. served Raphoe, Maynooth, and toured the United States in 1908.
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Belfast
Ireland
Michael Logue
Armagh
All Ireland
St. Patrick
Sinn Fein
Cardinal Logue
Viscount French
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Roosevelt
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Trishmen
England
Sinn Fenners
Kilmacrenan
Maynooth
Durboyne
Raphoe
Stribling Fights Fay On Thanksgiving Bout
Young Stribling trains daily in Atlanta ahead of a Thanksgiving clash with Harry Fay. He balances boxing workouts with classwork at a local high school as he prepares for the big bout.localsworkouts and education mix as the pair set for the fight.
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Stribling
Fay
Associated Press
Atlanta
Harry Fay
Ince Dies at Hollywood Home From Heart Trouble
Thomas H. Ince, noted moving picture producer, died this morning at his Hollywood foothills residence due to heart trouble, announced by the Associated Press.
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Assured Press
Hollywood
Calif
Thomas H. Ince
Hollywood Foothills
Quail Shooting Opens Thursday in Georgia
The Thursday quail season starts in Georgia with hunters ready to hunt on November twentieth. Noted shooters Joe Hightower and Lucas Thiers say many guns are in use though dry weather may hinder dogs. No out of season hunting has been reported and coveys are expected to be intact.
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Georgia
Americas
Joe Hightower
Lucas Thiers
Sumter
Qail
Commerce Chamber Heads Hear Reports
The Commerce Chamber reports SA line passenger train schedule failures and vows to press for full compliance. It reviews 1924 fair results showing a $4,859.42 gross with profit split to the chamber and guarantor T. P. Littlejohn. A fair audit committee was appointed and farm listings for Central of Georgia ad plans were approved. Treasurer notes $532.66 on hand, $1,458.50 in dues due. timely dues keep the chamber solvent.
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Seaboard Air Line
Chamber of Commerce
Everett
W. L. Stanley
Mmerce
T. P. Littlejohn
Fred Smith
J. Clark
Cobb Milner
Central of Georgia Railroad
A. C. Crockett
E. B. Everett
G. O. Marshall
Downs
The
Central
Chamber of Comm
Chamber
Mrs Harding weaker and exhausted today
Mrs Warren G Harding is much weaker and exhausted this morning according to a bulletin from her physicians issued in Marion Ohio on November 19.
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Mrs. Harding
Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Warren G. Harding
Speeder Shame and Courtroom Deterrence Idea
A columnist proposes public shaming for speeders based on punitive banners carried by offenders. The piece cites fatalities and lawsuits, arguing banners and stern penalties could supplement education and inspections to curb deadly auto speeds.
Executive report from UDC convention in Savannah
Mrs Frank Harrold president-general of the United Daughters of the Confederacy delivers the executive report at the thirty first annual convention in Savannah highlighting registration growth from 9506 in 1924 to over 160000 members and detailing education funding of 304000 for the year with emphasis on teaching children formative ideals and South history through scholarships and programs. continues on page five.
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Associated Press
Savannah
Frank Harrold
The
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Wecome
Harrold
Harvard
Confederacy
Fire at Hatbox Field Burns Planes in Muskogee
A morning fire at Hatbox Field in Muskogee Oklahoma destroyed the main hangar four planes and a large stock of airplane repair parts. The blaze origin is undetermined.
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Associated Press
Muskogee, Okla
Hatbox Field
Bus overturn injures six students at Moultrie
A school bus carrying 20 pupils in Moultrie ran off the road and rolled over this afternoon after a high school boy leaned to retrieve candy. Eight children were injured, three perhaps seriously, as rescue crews rushed to the scene.
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Associated Press
Moultrie
Prayer Meeting at First Methodist Church Tonight
The prayer meeting services at First Methodist Church will be led by the board of stewards and start promptly at seven o'clock. All stewards and a full member representation are urged to attend per Jno. W. Shiver, chairman of the board.
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First Methodist Church
Methodists of South Georgia in Session
Bainbridge November 19 The fifty eighth annual conference of the South Georgia Methodists convenes with Bishop W N Ainsworth presiding. The conference will run through the week and appointments will be read Monday.
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Methodists OF
South Georgia
Associated Press
Bainbridge
South Georgia Methodis
W. N. Ainsworth
Crop condition report from Georgia this week
Washington dispatch reports Georgia crop conditions announced by the Department of Agriculture. Weather has been unusually warm and very dry, drought worsening. Germination of winter grain is slow and sowing of wheat and oats proceeds slowly. Farmers continue cutting cane and making syrup.
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Associated Press
Washington
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Cotton seed crushed and on hand rise over prior year
Washington nov 19 census bureau reports cotton seed crushed in the three months ending Oct 1 totaled 1,084,553 tons up from 965,505 tons a year earlier. Cotton seed on hand at Oct 1 reached 855,128 tons versus 739,947 a year ago.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Fire destroys Central Ward School in Gulfport
Fire at Central Ward school in Gulfport Miss destroyed the building with an estimated loss of 75000 dollars. Students in classes evacuated safely as they marched out of the building many leaning from windows to avoid suffocation during the blaze.
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Gulfport
Miss
Associated Press
Central Ward
Sixteen Arrested in Macon Narcotics Sweep
Macon officials report sixteen people arrested since last Saturday in a federal narcotics inspectors and police operation aimed at ridding Macon of dope users and sellers.
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Macon
Ben
Egyptian Army Chief Wounded in Cairo Bomb Attack
In Cairo on November 19, Major General Lee Stack, commander of the Egyptian army, was attacked while driving from the military war headquarters. Two bombs were thrown, one exploded, and Stack was also struck by revolver shots, severely wounding his stomach. He was rushed to a local hospital for treatment.
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Associated Press
Cairo
Egypt
Lee Stack
Military War
Cup Winners at Southwest Georgia Field Trials in Lee County
The Southwest Georgia Field Trials at Scratchins and Pryor plantations in Lee County drew dog enthusiasts as the Field Trial association, led by Dr. Y B Oliver and Lucas Thiers, planned annual events with a puppy stake at Scratchins this spring. Cup winners included Cromwells Prince, Lucy Cobb, Ellagene, Joe, Eugenes Dixie Flyer, Hoges Sport, Bully Kid, and Count Wallace Reid among others, with many winners advancing to Waynesboro for Georgia Field Trials.
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Georgia
Lee County
Pryor
Monnday
Y. B. Oliver
Lucas Thiers
Sumter County
Derby
Waynesboro
Auto drops on auto in elevator shaft
New York reports a garage accident where a man backed his automobile into an open elevator shaft and fell five stories onto another car entering the shaft. Franklin of Flushing suffered minor bruises while Archibal d Nesbitt of Bayside, driver of the second car, escaped serious injuries. Both vehicles wrecked but occupants protected.
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New York
Franklin
Flushing
Archibald Nesbitt
Bayside
Gibbons and Norfolk to Fight Dec 9 at Madison Square Garden
The New York state athletic commission approved the Tom Gibbons Kid Norfolk fifteen round bout for December 9 at Madison Square Garden as the headliner of a Christmas show. Funds from the event will go to New York’s poor.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Tom Gibbons
Norfolk
Madison Lauere Garden
Jack Dempsey
Gibbons
Ranchers siege Los Angeles aqueduct in Owens Valley
An army of ranchers led by a new chief camps on the Alabama Gate of the Los Angeles aqueduct in Owens Valley. Sheriff Collins served a restraining order, but the crowd remains defiant as they vow to stay until a water settlement is reached. Local women and children join the camp with fires and meals prepared over open flames. The governor refuses troops and there is no immediate clash.
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Los Angeles Aqueduct
California
Aqueduct
Associated Press
Lone Pine
Cal
Winsion
Alabama
Jose Angeles
Owens
River Valley
Charles Collins
Inve County
County Superior Court
All Nations
Sema
Los Angeles
Associated
Alamogata
Woman Fears Mustached Lovers Danger in Love
A humorous note warns that a woman’s greatest peril is falling for a man with a mustache, implying social pressures and romantic risk in a lighthearted tone. The line reflects playful gender views and era style without graphic detail.
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Thos. H. Ince
Commerce Chamber
Albert Apple
Kansas City
San Conoens
Steaei
U D.C
First Methodist
Childen
Little Joe
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