Mystery Woman Clue Ties to Macon Atlanta Hospitals
Police in Columbus say a clue to the identity of the mystery woman held in a local hospital links her to wards in Macon and Atlanta hospitals. A Columbus resident who met the woman in Macon described someone who matches a description of the patient who left Central hospital in Macon, though the woman insists her memory is gone.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Macon
Atlanta
Central Hospital
Scandals of 1925 staged by American Legion at Rylander
The Scandals of 1925 was presented at the Rylander Theatre by the American Legion. The performance drew a large local audience and portrayed a snappy show with an able cast and clever chorus of local youths. After the show, many enjoyed dancing at Rylander Hall.
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Rylander Theatre
American Legion
Amaters
Americas
Rylander Hall
W. K
Americus man pleads guilty in Pittsburgh dress theft
Clarence Champion, colored, formerly of Americus, pleaded guilty to stealing dresses from the Rosenbaum Co in Pittsburgh and was sentenced to nine to eighteen months in jail. Detectives traced ten dresses found at Champion’s Americus home and shipped the articles to Pittsburgh. No charges were filed against his wife.
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Pittsburg
Bragg
Clarence Champion
Americus
Pittsburgh
Rosenbaum Co
Mosley Street
Worthy
Glawson
Government Experts Urge Sparrow Transfer Plan
Government experts advise setting mouse transfer sparrows as a strategic measure. The concept suggests mice may comply, while sparrows are trained to relocate. Plan aims to balance pest control with ecological considerations and public safety.
Superior Court To Convene Here Monday
The November session opens with a major civil case the Littleton will dispute. William Littleton challenges the probate of Edward Littleton’s will, claiming mental incapacity. Dr. J. G. Dean receives most of the estate. the ordinary’s court set aside the will, now appealed to the Superior Court for a two day or more hearing.
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Littlejohn
Littleton
Edward Littleton
William Littleton
J. G. Dean
Dawson
Cobb
Dr. Dean
Prohibition Raid Nets 29 Arrests in Richmond
Federal prohibition agents aided by police arrested 29 people in Richmond on November 20 for alleged dry and drug law violations. Agents formed fifteen squads of four and descended on pre identified premises, arresting all occupants.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Rome Community Chest Drives for 18600
Rome community chest drive for 18600 is underway this week. The effort has the backing of leading Rome business men and local officials.
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Rome
Tampa solves traffic problem by walking Tampa
City Manager Levley Brown advocates a walking focused plan to ease Tampa traffic chaos. Police chief granted authority to increase patrols, restrict parking, and implement measures aimed at safer travel with fewer delays in the congested district.
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Tampa
Levley Brown
Hot Springs Wins 1925 United Daughters Convention
Hot Springs Arkansas was chosen to host the 1925 United Daughters of Confederacy convention as officers were re elected. Mrs W C N Merchant of Chatham Virginia was elected second vice president without opposition to succeed Mrs Frank Elmer Ross of San Diego California. Mrs Frank Harrold of Americus Georgia was elected president general for a two year term through next year.
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Savannah
United Daughters of Confederacy
Hot Springs
Ark
W. C. N. Merchant
Chatham
Virginia
Frank Elmer Ross
Sandiego
Calif
Frank Harrold
Americus
Harding in Serious Condition at Marion Hospital
Mrs Warren G Harding remains in a semi comatose state at Marion with Dr Sawyer reporting fair heart action. The White House stays in constant contact with the physician as inquiries come in from Washington.
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White House
Associated Press
Marion
Oho
Warren G. Harding
Sawyer
Washington
Publicity stunt lands three in jail in San Diego
Max Bronstein, a local theatre manager, press agent C. C. Pratt, and William F. Fife were jailed after confessing to planting a fake infernal machine with a smoke fuse in the San Diego Union editorial rooms. Bronstein and Pratt admitted hiring Fife for two dollars to place a suitcase with mock dynamite for a publicity stunt for a forthcoming film. The film was barred from showing, and officials considered felony charges.
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San Diego
Calif
Max Bronstein
William F. Fife
San Diego Union
Brunstein
Pratt
Fife
Who Will Be the Speaker of Next House Puzzle
A Chicago crossroads looms as Martin Madden contends for the House speakership to succeed Gillett. Rival Nick Longworth eyes the chair, with Theodore Burton joining the race. Behind the push stands Alice Roosevelt Longworth whose influence could crown Nick.
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Chicago
Windy City
Martin B. Madden
Ilinois
House
Frederick Gillett
Senate
Charley Dawes
Madden
Congress
Nick Longworth
Cincinnati
Gray
Gillett
Nick
Longworth
Madden-Longworth
Cuyahoga County
Ohio
Theodore E. Burton
Burton
Cleveland
Coolidge
Gates Opened On Los Angeles Aqueduct Spark Clash
Ranchers accuse Los Angeles of stealing water from the aqueduct to keep land productive. They opened control gates allowing water to spill toward the Owens River. City authorities call in state troops to prevent clashes over the dispute.
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Los Angeles
Suspension of 20 Minutes on New York Cotton Exchange
New York November 20 Trading on the New York Cotton Exchange will be suspended for twenty minutes on Friday to avert confusion from the government crop estimate. Five minutes before 11 o'clock trading will cease and reopen at 11 15 as traders digest the latest figures. The New Orleans Exchange plans similar action.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Exchange
Milner Joins Bank of Commerce Announcement
Frank Sheffield president of the Bank of Commerce states Cobb Milner of the State Highway Department will join the bank in an official capacity starting December 1. Milner comes with high recommendations from friends who wish him success in the new position.
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Frank Sheffield
Bank of Commerce
Cobb Milner
State Highway Department
Sheffield
Times-Recorder
Milner
Central Baptists to Hear Rev Cochran
Rev Frank Cochran of Dublin will officiate both morning and evening services at Central Baptist Church on Sunday. Judge Maynard, an official of the church, says Cochran has completed seminary study and is an orator of promise.
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Frank Cochran
Dublin
Cmtral Baptist Church
Cochran
Maynard
Five Die In Fire In Plymouth Pa With Seven Homes Lost
A fire in Plymouth Penn destroyed seven frame buildings in the business district. Five people were killed, three unidentified bodies recovered, and one man was seriously injured and hospitalized. The blaze caused extensive property loss in the town on November 20.
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Associated Press
Plymouth
Penn
Unclear OCR fragment on Washington draw and wife
Fragmentary text mentions a wife and possible reference to Washington drawing. Lacks coherent events or names to establish a factual item. Further readable content needed to craft a proper summary with distinct entities and dates.
Wupdep ed Wowan family questioned in murder case
Columbus Ohio November 20 Prosecutor Kine flies to Paris Ohio to question Mrs Shearsley mother about the dead woman's family life The body was found cremated in a furnace Suicidal theory considered by Rev Sheatsley while police trace a maniac visitor who asked for an old overcoat and the furnace room The case grows murkier as chemical analysis cannot determine stomach contents and the minister cites his daughter's smell observations
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Addie Shearsley
Kine
Paris
Water gates at Los Angeles aqueduct restored after raid
Nov 20 dispatch reports ranchers diverted Los Angeles aqueduct waters into Owens Lake, then returned to normal flow after a conference. A resolution by the Los Angeles Clearing House association urged cooperation to settle water rights, conditional on immediate gate closure.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Owen’s Lake
Gates Opera
Os Angeles
Dispatch
Los Angeles Clearing House Association
Clearing House
Walker Handles Flog Case Alone In Clemency Row
Atlanta reports indicate J F Alexander the Macon man convicted in klan agitation flogging cases did not pass through the state prison commission. Clemency was issued by the governor without commission consultation after a direct submission. Alexander received 60 days on the chain gang and a fine of 200 dollars instead of 500.
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Atlanta
J. F. Alexander
Alexander
Prison Commission
Macon
Methodists Will Not Discuss Unification
At the South Georgia Methodist Conference in Bainbridge attendees stood and sang softly "Safe In the Arms of Jesus" as nine clerical members who died in the past year were named. The conference adopted a resolution confirming that the Unification question will be openly discussed at this gathering.
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Associated Press
Bainbridge
Navy
Jesus
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Newspaper on Tax Return Publication
A federal grand jury indicted The Baltimore Post amid government action over the legality of publishing income tax return details by newspapers. The report notes tensions with German authorities and mentions scrutiny of press practices.
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Federal Grand Jury
Baltimore Post
Associated Press
Baltimore
Baltimore Post Today
Two Building Permits Issued Here Wednesday
Chief McArthur of the Fire Department issued two building permits on Wednesday. Albert Thayer will construct a residence between Church and Lamar on Prince street, with J R McGlamery building a residence on the north side of Oglethorpe Ave. J W Shiver named as contractor in charge of the project.
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Albert Thayer
Prince Street
Church and
Lamar
J. R. McGlamery
Oglethorpe Ave
J. W. Shiver
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