Outler Returns and Harrell Moves in Georgia Conference
In the South Georgia Methodist conference Sunday night two Americus church changes were announced. E. M. Overby becomes presiding elder replacing W. C. Lovett. Luther Harrell moves from Lee Street to Cherokee Heights in Macon. John M. Cutler returns to Americas First. W. M. Haywood succeeds Harrell at Lee Street. A. G. Brewton takes Americus circuit.
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South Georgia Methodist Conference
Americus
E. M. Overby
W. C. Lovett
Luther Harrell
Lee Street
W. M. Haywood
John M. Cutler
Americas First
Cherokee Heights
Macon
A. G. Brewton
J. H. Wilson Gees
Leslie
H. H. Heisler
Rev. Jordan
Ellaville
Marshallville
Overby
Montezuma
Harrell
Rev
Lee Street Church
Nashville
Candler Memorial Thelogical School
Jordan
Girard
Savannah
Silas Johnson
Trinity Church
Fulure
J. M. Cutler
Arlington
D. L. Kelr
Blakely
W. M. Blitch
Bronwood and
Graves
W. E. Hightower
Cuthbert
J. H. House
Dawson
W. L. Wright
Edison
Smithville
L. W. Walker
Springvale
A. B. Brown
Czecho-Slovakia
D. P. Nelson
Egyptian cabinet resigns and Fuad summons Ziwar
The Egyptian cabinet led by Zagloul Pasha resigns and King Fuad accepts. Ziwar Pasha, president of the senate, agrees to form a new cabinet. Lord Allenby informs Cairo of British forces occupying the Alexandria customs house amid Egypt’s rejection of British demands after Sir Lee Stack’s assassination. London reports eased tensions as Zagloul’s resignation is debated.
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Fuad
Ziwar
Cairo
Egypt
Zagloul Pasha
Ziwar Pasha
Senate
Lord Allenby
Alexandria
Lee Stack
Sidar
London
Associated Press
Lewis Nominated for Labor Secretary by Court Judge
Judge Oscar E Bland recommends John L Lewis, head of the United Mine Workers, for Secretary of Labor to President Coolidge. The post is currently held by Secretary Davis who plans to retire March 4.
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Associated Press
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Coolidge
Oscar E. Bland
United States Court of Customs Appeals
Davis
New England Mills Reduce Wages Across State
Portland Maine November 24 A ten percent wage cut hits New England mills across seven cities affecting more than thirteen thousand workers This marks the second reduction for mill employees in recent months and follows prior cuts observed in the state
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
New England
French loan of 100 million oversubscribed in New York
The one hundred million dollar French loan offered today through a nationwide syndicate led by J. Pierpont Morgan was substantially oversubscribed within about forty five minutes after books opened in New York.
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Associated Press
New York
J.pierpont Morgan
A. F. L Opposes U. S. Regulation of Industries
El Paso Texas November 24 The American Federation of Labor accepts a policy opposed to governmental invasion of industry during its annual session.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Texas
Amercan Federation of Labor
Flames Threaten Town as Fire Destroys Mill Plant
A fire at Willetts ten miles south of Natchez on the Louisiana side of the Mississippi River destroyed the Black River Lumber company plant and other property. The blaze, which for a time threatened the town, was brought under control by nightfall. Loss was estimated over 500000 dollars.
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Natchez, Miss
Willetts
Natchez
Louisiana
Mississippi River
Black River Lumber Company
Mystery death case draws prosecutor toward clues
Columbus dispatch reports prosecutor Kink and assistants pursue leads in the cremated case of Mrs. Addie Sheatsley found at her home. Focused on events after 1:30 to 2:15 PM as deliveryman Strader and student Brideweser reported hearing noises near the furnace. Family unavailable as authorities press for divine guidance to identify the culprit.
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Columbus
Ohio
Christ Evangelical Lutheran, Church of
Sheatsley
King
Shearsley Home
Clarence
C.Q. Strader
E. E. Brideweser
Capitol University
Paris
Columbia
Shearsley
Sumter Grand Jury Proceedings Open November Session
The Sumter County Superior Court convened for the November session with Judge Littlejohn presiding. Prof. J F Mathis elected foreman of the grand jury alongside 21 named members. The judge noted a strict charge focusing on crime reporting and lawful investigation, stressing bird law enforcement and that prohibition cases only involve alcohol manufacturing, sales, or possession.
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Sumter County
Ross Dean
C. S. Dyer
C. V. Hogsed
J. M. Bryan
J. R. Logan
C. L. Israel
T. B. Hooks, Jr
Crawford
L. C. Summerford
G. S
Daniel
O. N. Johnson
W. J. Hill
Littlejohn
Grand Jury
United States
Crippled steamer under own steam at Savannah
Norfolk Nov 24. Crews of two four masted schooners wrecked by collisions off Hatteras Saturday have been rescued and efforts are under way to communicate with the steamship City of Montgomery, which was also damaged in the storm.
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Associated Press
Norfolk
Hatteras
Montgomery
City of Montgomery Arrival Tangles Collision Theories
Savannah dispatch reports the steamship City of Montgomery arrived under her own power after a collision with an unidentified schooner near Diamond Shoals. The wrecking tug Joseph D. Pood towed the four masted Perry Setzer until it broke free in a storm, with captain killed. the Wood narrowly survived with sails full of water, pumps choked by coal and doors and windows admitting water.
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Savannah
City of Montgomery
Ocean Steamship Company
Diamond Shoals
Perry Setzer
Joseph D. Pood
Virginia-Carolina
Tolson
Montemery
Cotton Bale Totals Reported For Sumter County
There has been ginned 19 210 bales of cotton in Sumter county prior to November 14 counting round bales as half bales. Announcement made Monday noon by W P Persons representing the bureau s census Department of Agriculture. Figures compare with 11 544 bales ginned to November 14, 1923.
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Sumter
W. P. Persons
Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Gore Appointed Farm Secretary
Washington November 24 Howard M Gore of West Virginia has been named secretary of agriculture succeeding the late Henry C Wallace. Gore, acting secretary since Wallaces death, can serve only until March 4 when he becomes governor. He has long worked in the department on budget estimates and next years appropriations, earning broad support from farm leaders and organizations.
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Washington
Howard M. Gore
West Virginia
Henry C. Wallace
Gore
Wallace
Department
Budget Bureau
Body of Infant Found Along Riverbank in Columbus
A white male infant was found on the river bank at Broad Street in Columbus yesterday at about 11 30 am. David Wright discovered the body and alerted authorities. Coroner H M Woodall empanelled a jury and an inquest returned a verdict that death was from causes unknown. No signs of foul play were found.
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Columbus
David Wright
H. M. Woodall
Congregation Endorses Rev. Sheatsley With Firm Confidence
A congregational resolution lauds the integrity and nobility of Rev. Sheatsley, expressing unequaled confidence in his character and leadership. The wording emphasizes trust and high regard from church members.
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Bers
Sheatsley
Federal Judge Smith Dies in South Carolina
Charleston, S C November 24 United States district judge Henry A M Smith died at his home Sunday after a brief illness He was 71 72 years old and had served on the federal bench for over 12 years after his Taft appointment in June 1911 He retired in November 1923.
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Smith
SO. Carolina
Charleston
S. C
A. M. Smith
United States
Eastern District of
South Carolina
Taft
Harding Laid To Rest Monday In Marion Ohio
Marion Ohio prepared for the burial of Mrs Warren G Harding widow of the late president. The procession from the city to Marion cemetery will use the same route as the presidential funeral cortege in 1923.
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Harding
Associated Press
Marion
Ohio
Ohio City
Warren G. Harding
Gang warfare breaks afresh in Chicago and Cicero
The owner of a Cicero resort saloon and gambling den was slain in a revolver fight marking a renewal of gang violence in Chicago area. Two gangsters, Myles O Donnell and Leo Climax, were reported near death at hospitals, while a waiter Martin Linet was seriously wounded by a stray bullet. Police requested to halt further violence as a citywide dragnet was launched to prevent a repeat of recent underworld trouble.
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Chicago
Cicero
Eddie Taniel
Myles
Klondike)O’donnell
Leo Climax
Martin Linet
Taniel
Dion O’bannon
Fonnstall-Amstating
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Outler
Dr. Lovett
J. B. Dell
Buena Vista
M. M. Marshall
Butler
J. D. McCord
East Highland
J. P. Daugherty
North Highland and Mission
J. S. Sharp
Rose Hill
C. A. Jackson
St. Luke
C. R. Jenkins
D. G. Mann
St. Mark
J. E. Barnhill
St. Paul
North Columbus
Reese Griffin
K. Read
Cordele
I. P. Tyson
Presiding Elder
Abbeville
A. J’. Segars
Arabi
D. A. Lastinger
Ashburn
G. W. Mathews
Bonaire
R. H. Moreland
Byronville
Jason Shirah
E. O. Heath
Elko
K. H
MacGregor
Fitzgerald
Minn
North Woods
Dear. Wheeler
Aving
Canadian Royal Northwest Mounted Police
Wheelers
Haling
Cttarwater
Kas
Wheeler
The
U. S
Ean Wheeler
Minnesota
Mrs Wheeler
H Woods
Wathis Foreanan
Sunter Grand Dry
Little Joe
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