Thirtieth division backs League of Nations in reunion
Greenville S C reports the Thirtieth division reunion shows almost unanimous support for the League of Nations in its peace form. The 18 000 member group from Tennessee and the Carolinas also reelects officers including Frank P Bowen secretary treasurer and M M Frost first vice president. Missouri and Hoover notes appear in unrelated items on public salaries and relief funds.
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League of Nations
Greenville
S. C
Greehville
Tennessee
Corth
Holmes B. Springs
Association
Frank P. Bowen
Knoxville
Tenn
M. M. Frost
Chattanooga
John L. Williams
North Carolina
E. M. Milford
Anderson
Hixon Counsel for Woman in Edge Mystery
Jensie McCullough, jailed on a murder charge in the Joel Edge case, has retained Judge J A Hixon of Hixon Pace to defend her. Hixon says he will assist officers, not yet revealing strategy, and believes truth will emerge to exonerate Jensie. Rumors persist, but no new official action or arrests have occurred.
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Joel Edge
Jensie McCullough
H. Edge
J. A. Hixon
Hixon & Pace
Fudge Hixon
Tuporeriy
Othing
Eer
Fannie McCullough
Jensie
Judge Hixon
Union Control of Industries Means Decay
Judge Elbert Gary of U S Steel told the Senate labor committee that union control over industries would lead to decay and a drop in production. He warned the country could not keep up with the world and referenced England's condition. Gary denied mistreatment claims and said no basic industry pays higher wages than his company. He also rejected allegations about a union organizer beating and disavowed ties to the Hammond, Indiana incident where workers were killed.
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Washington
Associated Press
United States
Elbert Gary
U. S. Steel Corporation
Senate Labor Committee
England
Gary
Cue
Samuel Pers
Jefferson D. Pierce
Alt
Fitzpatrick
Tion
Standard Steel Company
Hammond
Ind
Walker To Hold Job Until Next Spring
Governor Dorsey will appoint R A Denny to serve the unexpired term while Walker remains in office through the coming spring. Walker plans no resignation or formal campaign until later, with a political move aimed at timing before the Democratic state primary.
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Walker
Dorsey
R. A. Denny
Rome
World League Victory Narrowly Realigned Alabama Vote
Gadsden Alabama October Associated Press reports practical returns show the World League favored by a margin of 779 votes in the Seventh Alabama district. Kennamer opposed the covenant as it stood.
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Gadsden
Ala
Associated Press
I. B. Ney
Alabama
Iverve League Nations
Jations
Kennamer
New Gulf Filling Station Under Construction
Construction proceeds on a new Gulf Refining Co station on the vacant lot west of Planters Bank. Walter T. Maynard says it should open by October 15 barring material delays, and the ornate building will include a ladies rest room with two 550 gallon gasoline reserves and 5 gallon stroke pumps, plus oil air and water service.
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Gulf Refining Company
Planters Bank
Walter T. Maynard
Ten Thousand Union Pressmen Locked Out in Gotham
In New York on October 1 more than ten thousand pressmen and press feeders in 250 book and job print shops faced closed doors after unions labeled outlaw for demanding an ten hour week and fourteen dollar raise in pay.
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New York
Associated Press
Popularity misleads says Uncle Eben on work focus
Uncle Eben argues popularity can mislead, noting a man who worries a tune from a ukulele is often more popular than one who stays focused on steady labor. He emphasizes staying mindful of regular work over chasing attention.
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Uncle Eben
Emergency Budget For Germany Passed
The German national panel adopted an emergency budget covering all stages today. Defense Minister Noske reported that German forces were being rapidly reduced.
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Associated Freee
Noske
Knoxville 30th Division Holds Reunion in Greenville
Knoxville Tenn science history group composed of members of the Thirtieth division announced at the division reunion in Greenville D C. The event highlighted past activities and member participation in the unit's history.
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Greenville
D. C
Associated Preas
Knoxville
Storm warnings lifted after Georgia coast impact
The storm fed off the Georgia coast last night then moved inland losing intensity. Weather bureau reports storm warnings on the South Atlantic coast were ordered down this morning.
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Georgia
Washington
Associated Preas
Weather Bureau
South Atlantic
Poor Eddie Collins Praised Despite Slump in World Series
The article extols Eddie Collins for a strong performance in a doubleheader against the Yankees. Collins collected five hits in six at bats, beat bunts, stole three bases, scored three runs, and involved himself in double plays, even as the White Sox rely on him at second base during the series.
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Eddie Collins
White Sox
Chicago
Yankees
Eddie
Tanke
Baterh
Gleason
English Strike Expands As 325000 Eyes Join Action
London reports say a Transport Federation conference delayed its decision on a sympathy strike by 25,000 workers with railroad withers, while a government report at noon noted improving conditions. William Adamson, Labour leader, telegraphed Lloyd George asking Parliament be summoned immediately.
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London
Associated Press
Transport Federation
William C. Adamson
Labor Party
Lloyd George
Sunday Is Promotion Day At First Baptist
The First Baptist Sunday school held its third Rally Day service last Sunday with 476 attendees and offerings of 631.80 for state missions. The program impressed all, called the day perhaps the greatest in school history, and announced next Sunday's promotion day with honor roll entries starting a new year.
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First Baptist Sunday School
Cotton Market closes and opens in New York futures
The Cotton Market reports futures activity with Dec, Jan, Mar and May contracts. Prices show movements: Dec around 32.17 to 32.0, Jan near 32.12, Mar about 32.46 to 32.40, and May at about 32.88 with cents adjustments and daily highs and lows indicated.
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New York
Italian Army Sympathy Spreads for Poet D Annunzio
Army units report growing sympathy for Captain D Annunzio as money and supplies flow into Fiume. Normal conditions return at Spalato after street clashes between races. Senate debates a report on Marines landing in Tran, Dalmatia, with Secretary Daniels citing naval patrol plans by US Britain France and Italy to maintain order along the Adriatic coast.
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Rome
Associated *Press
D'Annunzio
Fiume
Spalato
Associated Press
Senate
Washington
Tran
Dalmatia
Congress
New
Republican
Indiana
Wilson
Daniels
Andrews
Adriatic
Dalmatian
Iran
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Hitchcock
Reds Triumph 9-1 to Open World Series
Cincinnati Reds dominated Chicago White Sox 9 to 1 at Redland Field as Cicotte exited in the fourth inning. Reuther steadied the mound for Cincinnati while Daubert, Rath, and Wingo contributed key hits. About 33,000 fans witnessed the opening game, with ground rules allowing two bases in left field and three in right.
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Cincinnati
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago
Reds
Wilkinson
Reuther
Redland Field
Anaes Tae
Chicago White Sox
Mr Weather
Favoriten
Itating
Seri
Lynem
Eviden
Tertalecs Sida
A. H. Wingo
Norcroxs
Ivy Wingo
Therme
Collins
Rf. Rath
Eddie Collins
Daubert
Weaver
Migab
Jackson
Felsch
Duncan
Gandil
Neale
Rf. Risberg
Kopf
Schalk
C. Wingo
Cicotte
Wingo
Rath
Roush
Grob
Risberg
Ontrum
Ennter
Gandi Wan
Pelech
Cleottee
J. Collins
Kepf
Cleotte
Groh
Can
Feld
Son
Schalx
Groh Ta
Felich
Duncar
Colina
Texas
Eddis
Neale Dou
F. Collinn
Alexan Berkman Leaves Atlanta Prison for Deportation in New York
Alexan Berkman completed his term at Atlanta federal penitentiary and plans to depart this afternoon for New York where he faces deportation charges. He is a native of Russia.
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Atlanta
Alexan Berkman
Atlanta Federal Penitentiary
New York
Russia
Union Estate Tied To Former UMW Leader
In White Plains North Carolina on October John Mitchell, former president of the United Mine Workers, left an estate valued at $250000 consisting of stocks and bonds. Letters of administration were issued yesterday.
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White Plains
N. C
John Mitcheil
United Mine Workers of Amar
Tsa Tion
Yeaterday
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