London Opposes Partition Of Germany And Local Aid Plans
At a called Chamber of Commerce meeting the board offered aid to the Schneider Marble Company after a recent fire. A three-man committee led by C. A. Ames will explore locating a new plant with firm members. Directors also addressed the S. A. L. railroad crossing hazard near Albany Americus road and requested signals after a resident’s notice. John W. Shiver reported the Georgia Alabama Power pumping water proposal. company not promising city savings, with higher rates than current. Present: Lovelace Eve, J. T. Warren, W. A. Joyner, C. A. Ames, Sam Heys, John W. Shiver, Frank Lanier, Edgar Shipp Jr.
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Chamber of Commerce
Schneider Marble Company
C. A. Ames
John W. Shiver
W. A. Juoner
Albany-Americus Road
Quincy
Fla
S. A. L. Railway
Georgia-Alabama Power Company
Lovelace Eve
J. T. Warren
W. A. Joyner
Sam Heys
Frank Lanier
Edgar Shipp, Jr
Walton Impeachment Delay Hinted in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on October 31 a possible delay of almost a week in Governor Walton's impeachment loomed as legislators predicted a brief continuance if requested when the hearing opens the next day.
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Oklahoma City
Walton
Kellogg Formally Accepted as U S Ambassador to Britain
London reports the British Government has formally accepted Frank B. Kellogg as the United States ambassador to Great Britain. The appointment, announced earlier, marks a milestone in diplomatic relations between the two nations as Kellogg assumes the post in London.
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London
Frank B. Kellogg
United States
Great Britain
Great Britain Rejects Recognition of Rhineland Separatists
London announced that Britain will not recognize the Separatist movement in the Rhineland nor the establishment of an individual state in Cologne or other occupied areas. The note was sent to France and Belgium, outlining the policy against any recognition of a separate regime in the region.
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Great Britain
London
France
Belgium
Rhineland
Cologne
Georgia Agrees to No Postseason Game With Teca
Athens October 31 The athletic committee of the University of Georgia rejected a proposal by Hollins Randolph president of the Confederate Memorial Association for a post season football clash with Georgia Teca this fall Georgia already has a December 11 game scheduled with Centre and cannot add another contest The committee's decision ends the effort to pair the teams this year
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Athens
University of Georgia
Hollins Randolph
Confederate Memorial Association
Georgia
Georgia Teca
Ogether
Valdosta Chamber Plans Educational Fair Forum
The Valdosta chamber of commerce schedules its first forum of the expanded organization. A 1 p m luncheon at the Tall hotel precedes a discussion on how to boost the Valdosta Fair with ten minutes of general talks and an open period for suggestions. Speakers selected by the chamber board.
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Valdosta
Valdostas
Chamber of Commerce
American City Bureau
Ask Murdock White Mahatma to Answer Readers
Americas byword says Ask Murdock knows all. The White Mahatma will answer questions via the Times-Records columns. Submit plainly signed questions with full name and address, initials printed with the reply. Murdock's Ry lands Theater engagement starts next Monday, three days.
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Americas
Mahatma
Murdock
Times
Times Recorder
Rylands Theater
United States
Europe
Asia
Mrs Kellogg Photo Linked To Ambassador Inquiry
Photo shows Mrs. Frank Kellogg, wife of Minnesota's former senator. The former senator's name has been sent to King George to consider Kellogg as America's ambassador to Britain and the Court of St James.
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Frank B. Kellogg
Minnesota
Kellogg
King George
America
Court of St. James
Bonar Law to Rest in Westminster Abbey
Andrew Bonar Law former prime minister will be buried in Westminster Abbey at noon next Monday. The body will likely be cremated before services and laid to rest in the nave of the abbey.
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London
Andrew Bonar Law
Westminster Abbey
Sumter Clubs to Serve Dinner Here
Home Demonstration clubs of Sumter county meet in the Chamber of Commerce home economics room to plan equipping the county kitchen. Clubs include Tha Lean Fidelity Pleasant Grove Cuisine Shiloh New Era Concord with each club contributing foods to be served as a plate dinner from 10 AM to 4 PM and coffee and cream.
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Sumter County
Bonnie Parkman
Chamber of Comerce
Chamber of Commerce
Thalean Fidelity Club
T. M. A. Finch
Helms
Pleasant Grove Cuisine Club
A. B. Phillips
W. H. Houston
County Worknesse F
Armistice Day Celebrations Planned in Brunswick
Prunswick Maine will mark Armistice Day on Saturday November 10 with civic groups arranging a patriotic program to honor those who died in the cause of freedom. The official observance shifts to Monday night since November 11 falls on a Sunday.
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Prunswick
Brunswick
Pace talk on Georgia tax problem at Rotary luncheon
Governor’s Special Tax Commission should be given consideration as Senator Stephen Pace, guest speaker, outlines likely remedies for Georgia’s tax issue. Pace favors a state income tax, discussing constitutional amendments, exemptions, and potential rates as the General Assembly prepares for an extra session in Atlanta.
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Stephen Pace
Rotary Huncheon
Windsor Hotel
Atlanta
Pace
General Assembly
Special Tax Commission
Kirst
Germans to feed 2 billion children this winter
Major General Henry T. Allen announced plans to feed 2,000,000 German children this winter via the American Society of Friends. He described Germany's plight as grave and beyond its own means to cope, and he accepted the chairmanship of the American committee, with endorsement from Secretary Herbert Hoover.
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Chicago
Henry T. Allen
Rhine
Washington
American Society of Friends
Germany
American Committee
Herbert Hoover
All Saints Day Service at Calvary Church
On November 1, the Feast of All Saints, Calvary Church will hold a Heald Communion service at 11 a.m. Rector J. B. Lawrence announces the event.
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ALL Saints Day
Calvary Church
J. B. Lawrence
Young Brantley man must serve life sentence
Robert Harris a young white man from near Raybon Brantley will begin serving a life term for the murder of Ira Dowling who lived near Hoboken. Harris was convicted of first degree murder with a life sentence recommended. The Supreme Court recently affirmed the lower court. He hopes for parole after a small portion of time.
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Brunswick
Robert Harris
Raybon
Brantley
Glynn
Ira Dowling
Hoboken
Harris
Supreme Court
Driver sought in auto strike that severely injures child
Atlanta report states a speeding car struck 2 year old Stanley Lensinger on Hightower road. The child was treated first at Grady hospital and then at Georgia Baptist hospital with a fractured skull and severe injuries. The unidentified driver fled the scene leaving the boy unconscious.
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Atlanta
Stanley Lensinger
S. C. Lensinger
Hightower Road
Grady Hospital
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Rome Resident Falls to Death in Richmond Skyline
William L. McGinnis, 54, a Rome, Georgia native and bricklayer, was fatally injured in Richmond on Tuesday after falling from the sixth story of the Life Insurance Company of Virginia building under construction opposite the city hall. He died two hours later, with his son present.
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Richmond
William L. McGinnis
Rome
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Saxony situation stabilizes as left forms new government
Berlin reports Saxony's crisis cooling as united socialists lead the new Saxon government. Berlin observers say danger of a parliamentary crisis here is less imminent.
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Berlin
Germany
Saxony
Final terms laid out to curb rum running along the American coast
London report that Lord Curzon presented the fined terms forming the basis for an Anglo-American treaty on rum running. He indicated agreement to the terms at the imperial conference, with details outlined to address illicit liquor shipments.
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London
Lord Curzon
Dr Fellish Named New Saxon Premier
In Desden Saxony the Saxon Diet elected Dr A Fellisch as premier today. He is identified as a Socialist.
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DR. Fellish
Desden
Saxony
A. Fellisch
Begin Big Revival at Albany Soon
Albany Oct 31 The Presbyterian church of Albany plans an evangelistic meeting starting Monday evening November 19 and running through Wednesday evening November 21 Dr J G Henderson pastor will be aided by Dr Richard O Flinn pastor of North Avenue Presbyterian church Atlanta On Sunday morning November 25 the dedication sermon will be preached by Dr Flinn and the church building which is now paid for will be dedicated.
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Albany
Presbyterian Church of Albany
J.G. Henderson
Richard O. Flinn
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Atlanta
Flinn
Glynn Academy Football Team Plans Out-of-Town Games
Glynn Academy football squad gears up for two or more road contests with Waycross and Douglas. First likely game against Waycross next Saturday. The team, praised for strength this season, continues daily practice. Connie Miller has mostly recovered from earlier injury and will play in the next game.
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Brunwick
Glynn Academy
Waycross
Douglas
Glynn
Connie Miller
Congressman-Elect Meyer Jacobstein Named for Rochester
In Congress Now shows Meyer Jacobstein of Rochester New York succeeding Representative T B Dunn in the next Congress. Jacobstein is profiled as the new member from New York with Dunn’s seat passing to the victor.
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Meyer Jacobstein
Rochester, N. Y
T. B. Dunn
Denial of Pathologists Report Change in Mey Rouge Case
New Orleans officials dispute a Times-Picayune claim that the pathologists’ report on the Mey Rouge murder was altered. They say the opinion that the bodies had been in water 48 hours existed when published and the prosecution marked it unimportant at the hearing.
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New
Orleans
Attorney General’s Office
Times-Picayune
Mey Rouge
Guyon
Pleasant Grove School Publishes Community Program
Pleasant Grove Community lab will meet Friday at 7:30 in the high school auditorium for a community program. Mrs W H Houston leads the program with local talent. talks on education and agriculture accompany musical and reading performances. Principal A B Phillips guides student study of new farming methods to combat boll weevil and promote diversified farming.
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Pleasant Grove Community Lab
Pleasant Grove School
W. H. Houston
A. B. Phillips
Iris
Ruth Bryant
Woman Seeks To Head Ware Schools
Waycross Georgia October 51 Miss Maxie Alderman announces intent to run for Ware County school superintendent becoming the first candidate for the office. She has taught in the county for eight years and plans a formal announcement soon.
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Waycross
Ware County
Maxie Alderman
Miss Alderman
Ex-Crown Prince Asks Permission To Return To Germany
Former Crown Prince Frederick Wilhelm of Prussia has asked the Dutch government for permission to return to Germany. Holland would not allow a future return to its shores, though it does not object to his departure. Frederick Wilhelm discussed the plan with Germany’s minister at The Hague.
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Doorn
Holland
Frederick Wilhelm
Prussia
Germany
Frederick
The
Hague
Mims Found Dead in Americus Hotel Room
W T Mims a longtime Americus merchant and Confederate veteran is found dead in his Central hotel room. Doctor’s examination cites stroke. survivors include two sons, a daughter, a grandson, three nieces, and a sister. Funeral arrangements await his children's arrival.
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W. T. Mims
Americus
Fhce
Central Hotel
Mr. Mims
L. A. Battle
W. H. Arnett
T. M. Merit
Mims
Sumter County
Americas
Peyton Mims
Sallie Mims
John M. Cutler
First Methodist Church
W. A. Joyner
Zach Childers
M. N. Edwards
C.J. Sherlock
G. E. Buchanan
Harper Bivins
W. F. Mims
Kissimnee
Fla
T. M. Mims
Hastings
Jewel Mims Clarke
Pensacola
William Bascom Mims
Gerard, Ala
Underwood
George Borne
Mary Mims
Charles Carr
Cooldge
Albany High Moultrie football special train considered
Albany October 31. Albany High faces Moultrie High in a football game. A special train may run Friday if 100 round trip tickets at about $1.42 are sold by Wednesday. Mercer Sherman and Jesse D. Watson coordinate with Georgia Northern to arrange the service if demand is met.
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Albany
Moultrie
Georgia Northern Railroad
Mercer Sherman
Jesse D. Watson
Georgia Northern
Watson
Livestock Poultry and Cattle Show Planned in Moultrie
Moultrie prepares for a free three day livestock fair on November 15 to 17 at the fair grounds. The event will feature the Southeast’s largest display of commercial hogs cattle and chickens and aims to educate on livestock dairy and poultry industries with experts from three state colleges in attendance.
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Moultrie
Georgia
State College of
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