Candler Breaks Engagement Over Midnight Party Rumor
Atlanta Oct 10 Mrs Onezima DeBouchell of New Orleans claims Asa G Candler ended their engagement over rumors about her character. She says on Sept 15 he wrote that it would be unfair to marry her and bring her to Atlanta where she would be slighted by reports from the Confederate reunion alleging she invited two men to the hotel at night.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Onezima DeBouchell
New Orleans
Asa G. Candler
Gustingward
Judge George
Hardwick
Seaborn Wright
John ‘I’. Boiseuillet
Howard
Walker
Judge Howard
Wright
Augusta
Macon
Valdosta
Waycross
Athens
Bibb County
Boifeuillet
John Boifeuillett
John R. Cooper
League of Nations
Vienna
State Highway Department
Moultrie Man Believes Wife Left With Ex Husband
Ike Pitts says his wife was abducted by her former husband Kennesow Findley and Guy Hartley now in Detroit. He telegraphed officers to watch for them while M C Bryson’s arrest grounds fade. Neighbors say only women were in the car, suggesting self elopement. Pitts questions a note she allegedly left, insisting their home life was happy. Mrs Pitts had charged Windley with cruelty before marrying Findley and moving to Detroit.
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Moultrie
Ike Pitts
Kennesow Findley
Guy Hartley
Guy Norton
Detroit
Hartley
Findley
M. C. Bryson
Pitts
Windley
Mabel Ellis
Fitcley
General Clean-Up of Juarez Crooks Sent Over Line
Deportation of alleged undesirables from Juarez continued as escorts moved under Chihuahua governor orders. A score of questionable characters were transported to the international bridge and arrested by American authorities amid the crackdown at the Mexican border city of El Paso and vicinity.
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Juarez
EL Paso
Texas
Judge George Opens Campaign For Senate Seat
Atlanta dispatch reports Judge Walter S. George will open his senatorial campaign with a 10 30 a m speech at the courthouse to back his candidacy for the late Thomas E Watsons Senate seat. The piece notes a heated race with Gov Hardwick Seaborn Wright Boifeuillet and John Boifeuillet involved and outlines campaign plans and potential runoffs.
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Thomas E. Watson
Walter S, George
Postwar Europe a Cox survey of nations and staples
Ex governor James M. Cox outlines Europe postwar challenges focusing on France and emerging experiments in Ireland, Czechoslovakia, Albania, and Germany. He notes Western dependence on global food, especially potatoes, and discusses Russia’s rehabilitation, export needs, and the impact on European economies. Intriguing asides cover European flora fauna and livestock breeding differences.
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James M. Cox
Europe
France
Ireland
Czechoslovakia
Albania
Germany
Central
Russia
Colorado
Francis Drake
England
Waller Raleigh
Lewis and Clark
Northwest
American
Robin Redbreast
Middle West
America
Orient
Tropics
Brittany
Rome
Alps
Austria
Holland
Mediterranean
White Mountains
Italy
Milan
Nine teen Clifford Hayes pleads not guilty in pastor murder
Somerville New Jersey October 10. Nine teen Clifford Hayes of New Brunswick pleaded not guilty to the murder of Rev. Edward Hall and Mrs Mills and was held without bail for grand jury action. Authorities who yesterday said the mystery was solved showed less satisfaction today.
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Somerville
N. J
Associated — Press
Clifford Hayes
New Brunswick
Edward Hall
Turks Must Sign Peace Treaty Today
Mudania Oct 10 The Allied generals finished the armistice terms at the convention and sent them to Ismet Pasha Angora representative for acceptance or rejection by 5 oclock today.
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Mudania
Associated Press
Ismet Pasha
Angora Ae
Armistice Protocol Signed Expected At Mudania
Constantinople Oct 10 The armistice protocol at Mudania is expected to be signed this afternoon per Havas. General Harrington British commander says Britain’s final word rests with Angora, determining whether the world will have peace or war.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Mudania
Havas
Harrington
Great Britain
Angora
Near East peace rests with Angora assembly
The Turkish nationalist assembly at Angora faces Allied armistice terms demanding Turkish troop withdrawal from neutral zones, limits on gendarmes in Eastern Thrace, and non-occupation of that province until the peace treaty is signed. The Mudaiwa conference is adjourned as Allied generals return to Constantinople to await the decision.
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London
Associated Press
Near East
Angora
Constantinople
Thrace
Phillips Trial Begins Today
Ellaville October 10 The trial of George Phillips one of six men indicted last spring by the grand jury in the lynching of a Negro near Ellaville began in the Ellaville court Judge Z A Littlejohn presiding The jury was chosen this morning and the case started with expectation of completion by night The state seeks conviction of Phillips as part of the white mob that lynched the victim. the other indicted men have fled the county.
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Ellaville
George Phillips
Ejaville
Z. A.littlejohn
Phillips
Market Report: Spot Cotton Steady in Americus
AMERICUS spot cotton remains steady with strict middling at 20 3-4 cents. Market observers note stable demand as buyers and sellers keep pricing range narrow.
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Americus
Tazee Pollard Faces Assault Charge After Knife Attack
Tazee Pollard colored, in cy barracks, charged with assault after an alleged rent dispute led to a Sunday knife confrontation with Walter Lewis. A 12 inch blade reportedly pierced near his heart, but Lewis survives due to resilience. Police await full assessment of injuries.
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Tazee Pollard
Walter Lewis
Tazee
Walter
Yazee
Lost Airman Left Americus Near Red Oak Georgia
An aeroplane bearing number 44 429 was forced to descend in a Red Oak Georgia cornfield. Mrs. T G Roberts of Red Oak reported the plane abandoned after the aviator refused to identify himself. He claimed to be flying from Columbus Georgia to Knoxville Tennessee. The aircraft remained in the field badly damaged. Columbus officials offered no clarity on the identity of the craft believed linked to Lindsay of Knoxville.
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Atlanta
Red Oak
T.G. Roberts
Columbus
Knoxville
Tenn
Fort Benning
Ann
Will contest over late Senator Watson's estate in Georgia
In Thomson Georgia executors file to probate the will of late Senator Thomas I Watson. Hearing set for November 13 with heirs to be notified. Rumors say Mrs Watson may challenge the will alleging excessive bequests. Reportedly McDuffie bank vault holds the will and details of a life estate for Louise Lytle including two small plantations and a bungalow.
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Thomson
Complex murder or suicide ruling in Hogue case unsettles officials
Evidence presented to county officers asserts R Hogue was murdered amid a puzzling death scene but post mortem findings and expert reexaminations suggest self-inflicted wounds with a possible staged sequence. Officials reopen inquiries as sheriff and coroner weigh motives and determine if the night watchman was killed by another or died by his own hand. Mr Hogue to present to the solicitor for further action.
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R. Hogue
Tiime
Barney
John Bragg
Bers
Alea
C Hue
Hogue
eThis
Higger
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