Rhineland Republic and its global impact on Europe
NER Service staff writer recounts viewing the Rhineland Republic from both French and German perspectives. He details implications for reparations, borders, and France’s western dominance, arguing the move would reshape continental power, economy, and regional loyalties.
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NER
Rhineland
Ruhrig
Poincare
France
Germany
Reich
Theerman
Europe
Ruhr
Lorraine
England
Rance
Rhine land republic proclaimed with flag hoisted
Coblenz and surrounding towns report the Rhine land republic proclaimed this morning in former American quarters near Coblenz and at Artweiler Soden Bierland Gastnheird in Weisbeden Bonn and Rudesheim districts. Police attacked Beginum palace in Aix La Chapelle with five police and two Separatists killed. 35 police sought Belgian HQ to disarm. Clash in Crefeld as civilians and Separatists battle after flag is raised. Separatists claim 4000 in Orefield. Belgian officers estimate 1700.
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Coblenz
Rhineland
Germany
Andermach
Artweiller
Soden
Bierland
Gastnheird
Weisbeden
Bonn
Rudesheim
Aix LA Chapelle
Beginung Palace
Cologne
Crefeld
Rathau
Orefield
Six Grenades Explode At Turin Military Show
A Turin dispatch reports six grenades exploded during a military horse show in Turin in Mussolini’s presence. One lieutenant was seriously wounded while a sergeant and four privates were only lightly injured. The explosives were intended for use in the performance but detonated prematurely.
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Rome
Turin
Messaggero
Mussolini
Pleasant Grove luncheon marks first in series
The Cuisine Home Demonstra tion club of Pleasant Grove held a Tuesday luncheon as the first in a series. Guests included Col. J. E. D. Shipp, EB. W. Dupree, Geo. Marshall, and local trustees and faculty. A fried and baked chicken menu with multiple sides was served. Mrs. A B Phillips presided, Shipp spoke on new topics, Dupree discussed the Hettentots and League of Nations, and Chambliss explained fixing a leaky mill dam. Murals and music by Mattie McNeil and Ruth Bryant drew an encore.
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Pleasant Grove
Col. J. E. D. Shipp
County Board of Education
EB. W. Dupree
Geo. ©. Marshall
Anavi We Meshvin
W. L. Chambliss
S. M. Clements
W. Ki. Houston
J. G. Chamliss
J. W
Horne
Jack Cc
Henuerson
C. A. Chambliss
A.B. Phillips
Shipp
Dupree
Jne T. Methvins
League of Nations
Mattie McNeil
Ruth Bryant
Ukelele
Writer- A Frenchman posts 23000 words on one card
A French writer reportedly composed twenty three thousand words on a single postecard and says all text is visible to the naked eye. Experts who have read it agree.
Census reports total cotton ginned to Oct 18
Washington reports 6,400,579 bales ginned prior to October 18 including 173,994 round bales counted as half bales and 8,745 bales of American and Egyptian and 260 bales of Sea Island according to the census bureau today.
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Washington
Gotton
Sea Island
Pleasant Grove Wallowe'en Party at the School
The Fleasant Grove School invites teachers, students and patrons to a Halloween party on October 26 at 7:30 PM in the school building. Annie Ruth Barton and Edna Broswell head the publicity committee and invite all to attend and help make the evening enjoyable.
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Fleasant Grove School
Eiveryone
Annie Ruth Barton
Edna Broswell
Fines needed to collect Georgia taxes
Georgia Comptroller General William A. Wright said current laws are inadequate for enforcing tax collections. He urged automatic penalties and a stronger force to ensure taxes are paid, with fines collected alongside the taxes after compliance deadlines expire.
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Atlanta
Georgia
William A. Wright
Cotton Reaches New High on October Contracts
New York October cotton rose to 80 points above prior close, selling at 1.30 in morning trading to a season high as only about 4 600 bases were tendered on October contracts, nearly twice as many had been accepted. Later months eased 11 to 20 points.
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New York
Rotary speaker urges business base on four fundamentals
W A Joyner spoke to the Americus Rotary Club about competency capital conditions and experience as foundations of business success. He cited Bradstreet statistics and stressed serving customers, honoring creditors, fair pricing, and a living wage while keeping a faith in God guiding commerce. He urged optimism and the Golden Rule.
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W. A. Joyner
Americus
Rotary Club
Windsor
Myr. Joyner
Joyner
Bradstreets
Napoleon
Savannah
John Sheffield
Fire Ravages McRae Warehouse at Fort Gaines
Fire destroyed the McRae warehouse in Fort Gaines, trapping George Coleman beneath debris for about twenty minutes. Puckett escaped, both men injured, while the warehouse held 350 bales of cotton, 5 tons of peanuts, 100 tons of cotton seed, lumber, and corn. Damages near 100000 with little insurance. nearby E. Worshem and A. W. Holley losses noted. Another fire in Merven, Brooks County, caused 10000 to 12000 in damage to Masonic Hall and nearby stores.
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Gaines
McRaé
George Coleman
Floyd Fuckett
Coleman
Puckett
Georgia Peanut Growers Co-operative Association
W. S. Cole
E. W. Killingsworth
Cuthbert Fire Department
E. E. Worshem
A. W. Holley
Quitman
Merven
Brooks County
Masonic Hall
J. D. Ponds
Walton impeachment charge voted by Oklahoma House
The Oklahoma House, in a special session at Oklahoma City, voted the eighth article in a bill of impeachment against Governor J. C. Walton. The body also approved 14 of 77 articles accusing the governor of declaring martial law in Tulsa without sufficient reason.
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Oklahoma City
J. C. Walton
Oklahoma
Tulsa
Counsel Asked by John Alton Rogers
Douglas Oct 25 Sheriff Tanner will ask Judge Summerall to appoint counsel for John Alton Rogers who faces murder charges for the special term starting November 22 to try the Rogers case and the Love Rogers case. Rogers has not employed counsel. The firm Quincey & Quicey represents Mrs Love Rogers.
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Douglas
Tanner
Summerall
Superior Court
John Alton Rogers
Rogers
Love Rogers
Love
Quincey & Quicey
Sumter Growers Sell Cotton At 30 Cents A Pound
Sumter growers sold cotton in Americas at 30 cents per pound as warehouses were flooded with orders to sell. It was the year's high price and may rise with today’s census report. The Commercial Warehouse sold 21 bales to G. H. Janney for a large cotton concern, with several other holders in Americas reportedly selling similar amounts in odd lots.
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Americas
G. H. Janney
Negro Exodus Causes Greatest Loss in Georgia
A labor department study shows 78,700 southern black residents left thirteen Southern states in the year ending September 1, with Georgia leading departures at 120,000. Alabama 90,000 and Mississippi 82,000 follow. observers expect many to return south in winter.
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Washington
Labor Department
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Virginia
North Carolina
Louisana
Tennessee
Arkansas
Kentucky
Texas
Oklahoma
South
Greig Museum Set to Become Music School and Memorial
The Greig Museum Trollhaugen, famed as the home of Norwegian composer Edward Greig, will be transformed into a music school and museum to perpetuate his memory. The project preserves the site while expanding public access to Greig’s legacy.
Tittles Pass Four Hundred Titles Gone Since Century Start
The article notes that hundreds of titles have become extinct due to deaths of British persons since the start of the last century. It discusses the decline of traditional titles and the impact on heritage and records.
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Tittles Pass
Second mistrial in Yarborough flogging case reported
MACON Oct 25 A second mistrial was declared in the city court in the case of Dr A Yarborough charged with rioting in connection with flogging of W O Barnett. The jury, after deliberating all night, was discharged after noon today. Yarborough had been acquitted at the first trial on another flogging charge involving R F Mills.
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Macon
A. Yarborough
W. O. Barnett
Yarborough
R. F. Mills
Cotton standards debate far from Georgia to Lancashire
Atlanta reports Georgia officials note English interest in universal cotton staple length standards. American grade standards gain favor. British push to grow cotton abroad cited. Brazil Argentina and Australia supply markets, but unlikely to rival major crops for a decade. Local club meetings discuss schooling crowding and health funding including quinine grants and mosquito control survey for Sumner County.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Arthur W. Palmer
United States Department of Agriculture
England
Palmer
Brazil
Argentina
Australia
Lancashire
Bridge to cut travel time to west coast by Severn
Engineers propose a Beachley Severn bridge near Chepstow to shorten trips to the west coast of England. They estimate a 15 to 20 minute reduction in journey times if constructed.
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South Wales
England
Severn
Beachley
Chepstow
Government troops seize Corinth as revolution collapses
From Athens reports on October 25 that government forces have occupied Corinth in the Peloponnesus, signaling the likely failure of the uprising. The dispatch cites advices from Peloponnese and notes a turning point in the conflict.
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Athens
Corinth
Peloponnecus
Experts Discuss Boll Weevil Problem In New Orleans
National boll weevil menace conference opens with a preliminary meeting in New Orleans. Federal, state, and local agriculture officials and practical farmers draft recommendations for a national strategy. Coad Maloney Hunter and Wilson keynote as calcium arsenate dusting is highlighted.
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New Orleans
Federal
Department of Agriculture
Congress
C. L. Rivers, Jr
Louisiana Bankers’ Association
Randell
Henry D. Wilson
Louisiana
Wilson
R. D. Coad
United States Experimental Station
Tallulah
G. ¥. Maloney
W. D. Hunter
Federal Department of Agriculture
Coad
Bert Jones to Speak Here at Parish Church Tonight
Bert C. Jones, field secretary for Christian Endeavor in Georgia, will speak at the Parish Church tonight at 7 o'clock. The public is invited to attend for an instructive talk and uplifting music by the evangelistic singer, as reported by Americus' Christian Endeavor leaders.
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Bert Jones
Bert C. Jones
Georgia
Christian Endeavor
Mr. Jones
Americus’ Christian, Endeavor
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