Three Strikers Sentenced Seven Years Each
In Asheville North Carolina E G Koontz E R Henderson and sriggs were sentenced to seven years in the penitentiary at hard labor by Judge Lane after conviction for assault or kidnapping of Sam Harris a railroad shop worker The court action follows the prior convictIon and notes an attempted effort to free leaders from court in Chicago a federal case involves a motion to vacate the Daugherty injunction as it relates to B M Jewell and John cott leaders of the railway employee department of the AFL
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Asheville
N. C
E. G. Koontz
E. R. Henderson
Sriggs
Southern
Lane
Sam Harris
Iig
Grant Way
Epfort
Chicago
Asolated Press
Daugherty
B. M. Jewell
John Cott
American Federation of Labor
Injunction Blocks Interference With Railroad Union Meeting
In Washington on September 9 Justice Bailey granted a temporary injunction restraining U S Marshal Snyder from interfering with a meeting of the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers or restricting strike activities beyond Chicago’s restraining order. The petition against District Attorney Gordon was denied.
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Washington
United States
Marshall Snyder
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Chicago
Bailey
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Gordon
Cosgrave elected head of Dail Eireann in inaugural session
Dublin Sept. 9. William T. Cosgrave minister of local government was elected president of the Dail Eireann by the new parliament at its inaugural session. The only votes against him were from labor members.
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Dublin
Associated Press
William T. Cosgrave
Dail Eireann
Labor
Heat wave ends as temperatures drop after deadly stretch
Chicago reports the prolonged heat wave that over four days caused ten deaths and many prostrations, easing with intermittent showers. The temperature fell to 72 after a yesterday high of 96.4 degrees, marking a relief from the deadly spell.
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Chicago
Conference to End Connellsville Coal Strike Sighting
Washington reports a New York conference will seek to end the Connellsville coal strike. Judge Elbert Gary of United States Steel and John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers will join Department of Labor representatives in a bid to resolve the dispute in the Connellsville region of Pennsylvania.
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Washington
New York
Elbert Gary
Beited States Steel Corporation
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Department of Labor
Connellsville
Fire destroys Joiner bungalow off old Dawson road
Fire department fought a blaze four miles from the city on Fate Lack ey pl ace near the old Dawson road last evening. The Joiner home was destroyed before responders arrived and was partly covered by insurance. The five room bungalow worth about $3 000 was declared a total loss.
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Dawson Road
Joiner
Anthony News Briefs Highlight School Opens and Socials
The Anthony fishing club hosted a supper and Philema picnic for young people last week while Epworth League held a marshmallow roast Thursday night. Louise Malier started school and Ruby Simpson left teaching in Grange public schools. Anthony primary school opened with nineteen pupils. Pauline Durr is the new teacher.
Kent to Lead Essex Hudson Service Dept Starting Monday
B Kent will head the service department at W O Easterlin and Son in Essex Hudson starting Monday. He brings extensive experience from mechanical work in automobile service stations and has many friends in the region.
Mrs Hardings Condition Improves Amid Crisis at White House
Washington reports Attorney General Daugherty said Mrs. Harding had a more comfortable night and Brig Gen Sawyer noted a fairly good night with less threatening complications. The public was barred from the White House as President Harding stayed inside for the crisis.
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Washington
Daugherty
White House
Harding
Sawyer
Hardings
Railroads May Issue Sheriff Passes Not Required
Atlanta September 9. Law from the last legislature authorizes railroads to issue annual passes to sheriffs and one deputy per county in Georgia. It does not compel issuance or require the public service commission to order passes, only permits railroad discretion.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Public Service Commission
James A. Perry
Colquitt County Fair plans gain momentum in Moultrie
In Moultrie on September 9, community leaders from Rotary Lions Kiwanis Chamber of Commerce and American Legion met in the Swift and Company welfare building to boost plans for the Colquitt County fair. Howard Ashburn as fair president R R Turnbull as Chamber secretary spoke, outlining objectives and next steps for a premier Southeast county exposition.
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Moultrie
Colquitt County
Swift and Company
Rotary, Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
West
Howard Ashburn
The
Fair Association
R. R. Turnbull
Chresca
Walker silent tactics will elect him in Georgia
Atlanta dispatch notes Clifford Walker running a short quiet campaign with no mudslinging or tainted money, promising to enforce laws and pursue a fair tax system. He cites broad support from 100 counties and expects a large victory next Wednesday, while rival leaders forecast varying outcomes in agriculture and judiciary races amid light statewide turnout.
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Atlanta
Clifford Walker
Rocky Mount to Host 1923 American Legion Convention
Greensboro NC September 9 The North Carolina department American Legion chose Rocky Mount as the 1923 convention city today over Wilmington and other finalists, signaling the start of plans for the annual gathering.
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Greensboro
N. C
Rocky Mount
North Carolina Department
American Legion
Wilmington
Hardwick Campaign Assert Victory Based on Strong Support
Atlanta dispatch reports Governor Thomas W. Hardwick's campaign manager Arthur Lucas declaring the race won and the governor set for re election. Lucas cites large crowds and widespread support as key factors and contrasts Hardwick with opponent Walker, arguing tax policy and public safety record bolster Hardwick’s lead.
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Times- Recorder
Atlanta
Arthur Lucas
Thomas W. Hardwick
Hardwick
Georgia
Times-Recorder to issue state election bulletins
The Times-Recorder will provide complete election bulletins from 7 p.m. to midnight at the paper's office. The staff will handle up-to-the-minute returns and readers can obtain bulletins in person or by calling 108 or 99 during those hours.
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Times-Recorder
The
Georgia Second on Potato List
Georgia ranks second in sweet potato production and second in shipping the Southern varieties. Total carload shipments rank sixth. The Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railway reports curing houses along its line helped extend markets, even to Europe. Production rose from 6,035,000 to 13,764,000 bushels from 1900 to 1920 with marked gains since 1917.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway
Agricultural Department of the Railroad
South
Europe
Byfield Couple Decline Comments on New Charges
Atlanta Sept 9 Mrs Walter Candler arrived from Los Angeles to aid her husband in a $100000 damage suit linked to an alleged attack on Mrs Sarah Gillespie Byfield. Neither Mr nor Mrs Byfield would discuss the charges. An attorney, Luther Rosser, in New York, will prepare a reply upon his return, with no statement from the couple in the interim.
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Atlanta
Walter Co. Candler
Los Angeles
Cal
Sarah Gillespie Byfield
Byfield
Luther Rosser
New York
Fourth victim dies in Clover shooting family tragedy
York South Carolina Sept 9 Fred Taylor 22 the fourth victim in a Clover shooting case died at Gastonia hospital. William C Farris is accused of shooting six Taylor family members.
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York
S. C
Fred Taylor
Clover
William C. Farris
Taylor
Gastonia
Coal For South Carolina Ordered By Federal Distributor
Washington September 9 allocation of 10 000 tons bituminous coal to South Carolina was ordered by Federal Fuel Distributor Spencer after reports of serious difficulties in keeping industries in that state running.
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South Carolina
Washington
Spencer
Market Report: Cotton Prices Rise in Americus Spot
Americus spot cotton Good Middling priced at 213 8 a cent and market closed up 30 points. The report notes a stronger tone in the market with traders citing steady demand and tasking buyers to cover positions.
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Americus
Allied Forces in Possession at Smyrna In 1919
Allied forces in Smyrna have seized control as the Greek fleet evacuated the harbor. The Greek commissioner plans to depart tonight as American detachments withdraw from warships to protect foreign residents. Turkish Nationalists advance, with bombardment reported and Greek air units arriving with news of the evacuation.
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Smyrna
Associated Press
Smyrna Harbor
Athens
Greek Archipelago Seen as Likely Site for Republic
Reports from the Greek press indicate a movement to dethrone Constantine and establish a republic. The islands of the Greek Archipelago are named as the probable center of this upheaval, signaling a major political shift in the region.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Constantine of Gree
Georgia crops affected by late draw report says
The late draw during the latter part of 4 has hurt Georgia agriculture, cutting yields in many crops. Apple and pear crops show promise, but the corn crop is light. Hogs, sheep, and wool show mixed trends with infested weevil areas signaling changes in hog production and wool output. The report notes new sheep farming trials as money producers in some regions.
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Atlanta
Georgia
United States Bureau of Cultural Economics
Geo
Kiwanis Leader Visits Atlanta Ahead of 1928 Convention
Geor Rogs of Toronto, international president of Kiwanis, was hosted by the Atlanta Kiwanis Club for several hours on Saturday. During his stay he planned to tour the city in preparation for the 1928 International convention to be held here next June.
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Kiwanis
Atlanta
Geor Rogs
Toronto
Canada
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