Crown Prince Hirohito named regent of Japan
Tokio November 25 AP Crown Prince Hirohito designated regent of Japan. Michi nomiya 20, heir to the throne, major in infantry and lieutenant commander in navy. Admiral Togo has guided his education. He served in the Diet since 1919 and traveled to England this year. A reported plot over a betrothal spurred the regent move.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Hirohito
Japan
Michi
Hirohito Michinomiya
Yoshihito
Nippon
Togo
Yashuhito
Nobuhito
Takahito
House of Peers
England
Jayako
Union Service Draws Large Crowd At Local Church
A morning union service filled the Thomaston church with a record crowd despite rain. Rev M F Daniels preached from Psalm 116 12 14 about rendering to the Lord. The service inspired many to seek salvation and a later gathering was announced for the evening at 7 00 with the junior choir at 6 45 and emphasis on personal faith in Christ.
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M. F. Daniels
Daniels
United States
Jesus
Pich
Grand jury summons for November term at Sumter Superior Court
Three ministers and six Johnsons drawn for the November grand jury to convene Monday November 25 at Sumter Superior Court. Along with 48 grand names, two 48-person traverse juries also drawn for the weeks of November 28 and December 5. Court expected to be light with 24 jail cases and many divorce actions among civil matters.
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Sumter Superior Court
Lula Lindsey
Charles Lindsey
Ida Cooper
Joe Williams
Elizabeth Walker
Mike Chokas
J. A. Mills, Sr
Osborn A. Turner
Levy
Claim
W. S. Morgan
M. E. Morgan
Guardian
J. R. Mashburn
J. B. Croxton
Pannie L. Glover
William
Flatt
Janie Coleman
Samuel Hicks
Will Hicks
Bob Whitehead
Hattie Whitehead
Dawson Perry
Gertrude Perry
David Paschal
Rosetta Paschal
Esther W. Powell
Jim Powell
Liza W. Ware, Jr
Sidney Ware, Jr
Minnie English
Homer English
Sallie Williams
Sheppard Williams
Mary Paget Haire
J. H. Hare
Mary Paget Hare
Joe Slappey
Lula Brown Slappey
Strike ties up port traffic in New Orleans
New Orleans port logistics halted as 12 000 to 15 000 cargo loaders and freight handlers walk out in sympathy with screwmen who quit Monday. About seventy ships wait in port. Public and private cotton warehouses close. police protect replacements hired from non union workers.
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New Orleans
Famed baseball teams may play in Americus
Ralston Cargill president of the Playground association reports an offer received for an exhibition game in Americus during spring training next year. A famous American League team and a strong International League aggregation may visit, featuring many notable players. Proceeds would benefit the Playground project, with Cargill inviting baseball fans to express interest.
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Americus J
Ralston Cargill
Playground Association
Cargill
Insurance action on Roach policy in Americus estate
Papers on a life insurance policy for 500 dollars carried by the late W. B. Roach in the P. O. S. of A. were sent from Americus last Friday and a check was received this morning to be paid to the estate via E. J. MacMath.
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W. 8. Roach
Americus
E. J. MacMath
Community meeting with officers and workers set for Sunday
A gathering with officers and workers is scheduled for 6:45 in the Sunday school building. All involved are urged to be present.
No Time Now for Argument Says French Premier
Premier Briand of France said there is no time for argument with friends and allies after Lord Curzon's London address. He announced France would advance armament limits on land and sea beyond any other nation, despite Europe's exceptional situation, before returning home today.
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New York
London
Lord Curzon
France
Briand
Europe
Abolition of extraterritorial rights urged at Washington
At the Washington conference on Pacific and Far East affairs the powers agreed in principle to abolish extraterritorial rights in China though not immediately. They expect abolition to come as promptly as possible given China’s current condition and progress. A Lodge-led subcommittee will draft a concrete resolution.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Senator Lodge
Far Eastern talks aim at ending extraterritorial courts in China
The Washington disarmament conference resumes today and plans to discuss the Chinese ten points calling for abolition of extra-territoriality. The proposal seeks to end foreign powers' own courts over cases involving their nationals in China.
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Washington
Assi Iated Press
Plains Baptist Pastor Sets Sermon Topics
Plains Nov 25 Rev L B Johnson pastor of the Baptist church here announces next Sunday services. Morning topic Jesus Washes the Disciples Feet based on John 13. Evening topic The Mountaineer and His Relation to the Kingdom of God focusing on the speaker's experience.
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Plains
L. B. Johnson
The
Baptist Church
Jesus
Germany buys more from U S than prewar period says Apple
Albert Apple reports Germany buys more American goods in dollars than before World War I, while German imports from the United States run about a third lower in value. In nine months of 1921 Germany bought 35.4 million bushels of wheat vs 10.9 million in 1913, and cotton exports fell to 1.12 million bales from 1.25 million, with copper shipments about a third lower. Germany floods America with cheap Christmas toys.
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Albert Apple
Chicago
Germany
America
United States
Clem D. Cates & Co. Shuts Doors In Liquidation Move
Jacksonville firm Clement D. Cates & Co. with branches across Florida and connections in New York New Orleans and Chicago announced voluntary liquidation. The move followed inability to collect accounts and realize on securities.
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Jacksonville
Clement D. Cates & Co
Florida
New York
New Orleans
Chicago
Cap t. Lacy ex keeper of Prison Park dead
Information reached Americas friends this morning of the death in Wilmington North Carolina of Captain H C Lacy who for a number of years was keeper of the prison park at Andersonville He left Americus six months ago for his home in Wilmington with his son W J Lacy retired from government service on account of age During residence at Andersonville he made many friends He visited Americus with his daughter Annie Lacy and was highly esteemed
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Americas
Wilmington
N. C
H. C. Lacy
Andersonville
Captain Lacy
Americus
W. J. Lacy
Annie Lacy
Wellens Family Trip To Butler On Saturday
Halstead M W Wellens and Manly Wellens traveled by bus to Butler for a business visit on Saturday.
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Halstead
M. W. Wellens
Manly Wellens
Butler
Aggies Fall In Splendid Thanksgiving Game
The VWeord District Aggies lost 28 to 9 to the Fifteenth Tank Battalion from Camp Benning on Thanksgiving afternoon. Despite weight advantages, the Aggies matched grit and speed, forcing several Benning fumbles and scoring their first TD in a thrilling, well coached contest before a large crowd. The Benning team, averaging over 160 pounds, proved formidable but the Aggies showed strong open football and forward passing, with Johnson and Bond key on offense and Hartman returning a 60 yard interception for a highlight.
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Vweord District Aggies
V Orious
Fifteenth
Tank Battalion
Camp Benning
Benning
Aggies
Johnson
Bond
Aggie
Simmons
Claude Bond
Nelson
Sharp
Hatfield
Lieuteant Jaynes
Ohio State University
Lieutenant Hanson
Ilinois University
Sullivan
P. Bond
Hartman
Weisner
Agwies
Tank Batt
Aggies Pallies
Stapleford
Ferguson Weisen
Rt Simmons Lindsey E
Ferguson
Dasher
Hanner
Little
Ben Warren
Americus
Souther Field
Nesbit
Tinekeeper
Too Serious to Discuss in Ulster Irish Talks Progress
London nov 25 premier Craig of Ulster meets with premier Lloyd George as Irish peace negotiations enter a grave critical stage. Sinn Fein figure says the situation is too serious for talk. Arthur Griffith and others travel to Dublin to consult with Eamonn De Valera and the Dail Ei reann cabinet and return Saturday to meet Lloyd George.
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London
Assestated
Craig
Ulster
Lloyd George
Sinn Fein
Arthur Griffith
Dublin
Eamonn de Valera
Dail Eireann
Lloyd George and Craig Hold Key Irish Negotiations Meeting
British premier David Lloyd George and Ulster premier Craig met in London this morning in a conference viewed by officials as nearing the final stages of the Irish negotiation. A jointly agreed statement has been drawn up.
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London
Associated Press
David Lloyd George
Craig
Ulster
Magazine Pageant At Library Tonight
Tonight at 7 30 the library hosts a pageant of magazines performed by children in the auditorium. Mayor, city council, county commissioners, fire department, civic groups, and women’s organizations lending magazines for 1922 are urged to attend. Admission is free and all present receive a slip for guessing the magazines pantomimed. a prize awaits the best contestant. County schools are warmly invited to attend.
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