Candler money linked to broken engagement recalls slander row
Atlanta October report details Mrs. Onetime De Bouchelle breaking her engagement to marry Asa G. Candler. Candler refuses to reveal names of informants, calling it a clumsy conspiracy and insisting he bears responsibility. De Bouchelle accuses him of publicizing private matters and slander.
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Atlanta
Candler
Onetime de Bouchelle
Asa G. Candler
Onetime DeBouche
Eccunse
W. J. Thompson
DeBoucher
Thompson Read
Legette Denies Candler Scandal Claims Against De Bouchel
Wilf Legette, once of Atlanta, says he is the traveling salesman cited by Asa Candler in a published statement about visits to Mrs. Onezima De Bouchel’s room. He calls the reports a lie and a fabrication by scandal mongers, praising Mrs. De Bouchel as a fine woman.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wilf Levette
Atlanta
Asa Candler
Onezima de Boucher
Legion Meeting Plans Big Armistice Day Program
The American Legion will meet in the post rooms for a thorough discussion of Armistice Day plans. Local post and civic clubs intend to stage one of Americas biggest programs on the national holiday.
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American, Legion
Post
Americas
Authorities Weigh Link Between Two Murders in Investigation
Authorities probe the Hogue case alongside a prior death on the Seaboard Air Line to determine if the same parties are responsible. Belief centers on whether both deaths were murders before the train struck the body. No new clues in the Hogue case, with Solicitor General Jule Felton expected to be asked to review facts for the next grand jury.
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Hogue
Nepro
Seaboard Air Line
Dage
Kowne
Anone
Jule Felton
Shoofly Train Restored on Seaboard Monday
The Shoofly train, derailed prior to the strike between Columbus and Helena, will resume its runs Monday morning October 16. Local Seaboard agent H. M. Sellers announced that trains will depart here at 6:15 a.m. and arrive here at 5:15 p.m., with renewed rolling stock and practically new equipment promising improved service for passengers.
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Columbus
Helena
H. M. Sellers
Seaboard Air Line
Andrews Starts $50,000 Brick Home On Taylor St
D R Andrews of Rylander Shoe Co has let the contract for a brick two story nine room home on Taylor Street east of current residence. W H Little of Cordele awarded the contract. Expected completion by May 1. The house will feature a green tile roof and modern conveniences and is described as one of the finest in the city.
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D. R. Andrews
Rylander Shoe Co
Taylor St
W. H. Little
Cordele
Mr. Andrews
New Brunswick Citizens Attack Detective After Murder Probe
New Brunswick N J Oct 1 Detective Frank Kirby who secured a key statement from Raymond Schneider in the Hayes murder case was attacked by a mob of angry residents. He barricaded himself in the baggage depot and was only rescued by police without injury.
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New Brunswick
N.J
Frank Kirby
Raymond Schneider
Clifford Hayes
Edward Hall
Eleanor Mills
Kirby
Three Die in Mexican Battle with Home Guards
El Paso reports General Eduardo Hernandez, second to revolutionary leader Francisco Maurguia, and two followers killed October 8 in a clash with home guards. Telegram to the northern Mexican military zone commander confirms the fatalities.
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Mexico
EL Paso
Tex
Eduardo Hernandez
Francisco Maurguia
Home Guards
Ex Gov Cox on French Plans to Use German Reparations
Former governor Cox explains French strategy to employ German reparations as leverage. He warns that if Germany repudiates obligations it would ruin France, a nation that seeks aid yet fears Germany's power and intentions.
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Cox
France
Germany
Governor Cox Predicts French Resolve Amid Crisis
Governor Cox extols the French as remarkable yet misunderstood praising their firm stance in the grave situation. He warns that if reparations fail and Germany collapses economically, France could endure a darkest hour in history and he predicts Albert Thomas could lead political reform if upheaval returns.
France’s War Losses Shape Postwar View and Repair
A travelogue recounts a 4600 mile continental journey meeting leaders, peasants, and journalists to gauge postwar sentiment. It notes France bore immense losses, with 60 names on a local monument, and discusses French resilience, eyes as vulnerable as limbs, and debates on Rhine east bank occupation and protection.
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France
Havre
Rouen
Europe
Hamilton Canull
Princess Pat
Lonckton
Paris
Alleged confession linked to New Brunswick double slaying
In New Brunswick New Jersey authorities report an alleged statement by 22 year old Raymond Schneider tying 19 year old Clifford Hayes to the killings of Rev. Edward Wheeler Heil and Mrs. Eleanor Reinhardt Mills. Hayes is arrested and Schneider is held as a material witness.
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N. J
Raymond Schneider
Clifford Hayes
Edward Wheeler Heil
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
New Brunswick
Hardwick Leads Georgia Senatorial Scramble Amid Party Feuds
Atlanta gossips about the Georgia senatorial race as Governor Hardwick attacks opponents over the League of Nations and questions their 1920 support. Other candidates deny charges, while Wright claims prohibition foes work in secret to sway votes. Betting favors Haynes leading the field. Hardwick supports statewide election funding with legislative backing.
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Atlanta
Hardwick
League of Nations
Tme
Tom Watson
Georgia
Judge George
Mitchil Palmer
Hugh Dorsey
George
Gus Howard
Cliff Walker
Trardwick
Seaborn Wright
John T. Boifeuillet
John T. Cooper
Macon
Kimball House
Hayen
Wright
Watson
Atlanta Constitution
Walker
New State Committee
Phillips Acquitted by Jury in Ellaville Murder Trial
Ellaville October 11 George Phillips charged with murder in the death of Will Jones, a negro farmer, was acquitted by a Schley County jury after a trial that began Tuesday morning and went to the jury Tuesday night. Co-defendant Ton Brown surrendered to the sheriff, to be held on bond with the term of court. The lynching case stemmed from a Sunday fight at the Jones home ending in Jones’s death on a road near Devane neighborhood. Bennie Devane and Henry Harvey were arrested. others fled. Devane suffered a badly shot arm and Harvey remained too seriously wounded to be moved until March 3.
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Ellaville
George Phillips
Will Jones
Schley
Phillips
John C. Chaney
A. Ff ‘Teer
Oglethorpe
Ton Brown
Devane
Schley County
Jones
Bennie Devane
Henry Harvey
Harvey
Judge George Not Speaking Here
A misunderstanding led to news that Judge George would speak in Americus on Thursday. Those backing his candidacy say he will not be present on that date. A meeting will form an organization in Sumter county to support his campaign.
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George
Americus
Sumter County
Rotary Club Plans 100 Percent Meeting
The Rotary club will meet Thursday at 1 o clock for the regular weekly lunch econ. President Carl Glover urges every Rotation to attend and make this a 100 percent meeting. The club seeks two 100 percent attendances this month.
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Rotary Club
Carl Glover
Lloyd George to reply publicly to attacks in Manchester
London Oct 14 Premier Lloyd George announced he will answer critics of the government near eastern policy publicly in Manchester on Saturday. The move surprised the press and heightened interest in the domestic political scene.
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London
Associated Press
Lloyd George
Manchester
England to Pay 50 Million Pounds War Loan Interest
London reports the British government will pay the United States 50 million pounds sterling next Monday as the annual interest on the war loan. The payment reflects ongoing financial arrangements between the two nations.
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England
London
Associated Press
United States
Rome Earthquake Shakes City, No Damage Reported
A strong earthquake rattled Rome on October 11 causing widespread alarm among residents. No damage was reported despite the intense tremor, with officials and residents assessing aftershocks and safety measures in the immediate aftermath.
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Rome
Italy
Associated Press
Train wreck attempts halt at 100 feet of Seaboard track
Three daylight attempts in 48 hours to place ties on the Seaboard Air Line track about a mile west of the city halted a potential wreck. Special Agent Summers and Sheriff Harvey reported ties laid across all four tracks. A Montgomery train narrowly avoided a collision after the tie lay lengthwise, blocking an engine stop. Investigation continues to identify the responsible party.
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Seaboard Air Line
Yes
Summers
Th Railroad
Sherif Harvey
John Bragg
Tovestagliieh
Montgomery
Peace Pact Signed By Turks Amid Eastern Thrace Tangle
London reports a Turkish Greek settlement providing safeguards for Christian minorities and the Dardanelles. In Thrace Turkish nationalists moved into Rodosto Marmora regions to secure occupation as the Allied mission relays the agreement and troop movements.
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London
By & Press
Thrace
Dardanelles
Rodosto
Associated Press
Easshits
Marmora
Armistice terms released after Turkish talks
The armistice convention signed by Turkish nationalists and powers last night follows terms submitted by Lt General Harrington. British delay specifications were made public yesterday by the Associated Press.
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Mudania
Cated Press
Harrington
Plan Now for Peace Conference in Near East
London reports armistice at Mudania ends Greek nationalist fighting and paves way for a peace conference. Plans aim to reduce tension and foster stability in the Near East amid a calmer atmosphere.
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London
Associty Press
Mudania
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