Ulster cabinet refuses Irish boundary commission role
The Ulster cabinet in London today formally declined to appoint a representative to the Irish boundary commission, despite the Anglo Irish treaty provisions. The move, conveyed to Ramsey MacDonald, the British premier, marks a key dispute over how the border between Ulster and the rest of Ireland will be drawn amid talks on the Irish Free State.
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Car plunges into reunion crowd at Topsail road
Six men died when an automobile crashed into a reunion crowd at Country Inn on Topsail road in St Johns Newfoundland. Leonard Ried, driver of the car and son of the late Sir William Reid, is held on manslaughter charges. In the car were two British naval officers and two World War veterans among the dead.
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World Flyers Still At Chicago Plan 1 Hop-Oee
Army round world flyers postponed the 440 mile hop to Omaha. New start time set for 8 o'clock Wednesday morning at Maywood air field in Chicago. Lieut. Lowell Smith said weather and low visibility forced the delay despite hopes to proceed today. The pilot reported nasty flying conditions but the team remained determined.
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Georgia Industry Expands Across the South in 1924
Atlanta industrial expert F. H. McDonald says Georgia and the South show robust growth despite a presidential year. He forecasts stronger hydroelectric power, more plants and jobs, with 1924 outpacing 1923 in construction and development. He notes plans for water power attract manufacturers to Georgia.
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Captain Blood tale opens in Times-Recorder issue
The Times-Recorder presents Captain Blood a famed buccaneer tale. Readers will find gripping thrilling tearful and at times humorous passages as Blood storyline unfolds in this issue.
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Chance Succumbs
Frank Chance, manager of the Chicago White Sox, died in Los Angeles after a long illness. He had been recuperating in California from a Chicago breakdown last spring and returned to manage before suffering a sudden fatal attack at his hotel. Funeral plans were to be announced.
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Dawes 10 Review Parade of Legion at St. Paul Today
General Charles G. Dawes visits St. Paul for the American Legion convention and will review the parade this afternoon with National Commander Quinn. Dawes says he comes solely as a Legionnaire Dawes of Evanston Illinois to the Legion's National convention. The event draws strong attention as the Republican vice presidential candidate participates in the Legion gathering.
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Funeral for Judge George E. Johnson in Atlanta at 3
Atlanta Sept 16 Funeral services for Judge George E Johnson longtime Recorder's Court judge who died last night at his home 802 Luckie Street will be held this afternoon at 3 o'clock with interment in Oakland Cemetery Born in Richmond Va February 22 1855 he has lived in Atlanta since 1865
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Eight-Inch Rain Hits Thomasville News Flash
Macon dispatch reports an eight inch rainfall at Thomasville by six o clock last night. The long distance telephone message from Macon provides the update on the storm impact and rainfall totals.
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Davis Campaign Opens Missouri Stop At Nelson Farm
Democratic nominee John W. Davis rested at Dr. Arthur Nelson's Nelson Farm home in Missouri and worked on his Des Moines address. Barbee pegged 40,000 to 50,000 attending as crowds filled the pastures. a late shower cooled the monster rally before vehicles clogged the exit roads.
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City Council Considers Bond Issue Tonight
City council meets in special session to decide whether to call a bond election soon. Proposes 100000 in bonds divided among streets waterworks sewers and schools with each portion voted separately. Re-paving wood block streets and new housing at the pumping station cited as priorities.
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Waycross Boys Earn Southeast Fair Representation
Gus Fechtel of Waycross and John Cavender of Milwood will represent Waycross at the Southeast Fair Boys School in Atlanta in October after a competitive examination conducted by County Agent R. J. Heyde. Fechtel scored 74, Cavender 69, Josheph Halt 67, with papers graded by Miss E. Rexford Brinson, County Home Demonstration Agent.
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Citizens Move to Spare Grant Life in Illinois
In St Cloud Minnesota angry citizens petition the governor to spare Bernard Grant who faces execution on October 19 after being found guilty of murder. His attorney Thomas Swanson received a telegram about the clemency push from local residents. Grant says he was only 19 at the time of the crime.
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Mongolian premier slain in Soviet order
Reports from Urga state Premier Danzan of Mongolia was shot and killed by order of the Mongol Soviet amid political upheaval. Travelers in Tien Tsin say foreign residents are blocked from leaving the city as Soviet authorities plot with the central Chinese government for Mongolia's return to China.
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Reinforcements from Peking Mobilizing to Aid Shanghai
Shanghai reports mobilization of 3000 Peking troops at Wusip eighty five miles from here to reinforce the Shanghai front against Chekiang forces. Two special trains on the Shanghai Nanking line are transporting the forces, according to Kiangsu front messenger.
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Cattlemen to Meet Next Year at Atlanta
Atlanta’s September 16 note announces the annual cattlemen gathering set for next year in Atlanta. Event details are scarce in the excerpt, but the meeting location is confirmed and regional interest is noted.
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World War Vets Hear Alcorn Talk at Legion Convention
St Paul Sept 16 Veterans of the Spanish American and World wars heard Al B Alcorn retiring commander in chief of the United Spanish War Veterans speak of battles valor hardship and campaigns from two decades. He recalled how returning troops were celebrated or overlooked and noted many found only partial recognition and old jobs upon muster out.
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Bankers 10 Boost Southern Attending Chicago Meet
Atlanta bankers plan to attend the American Bankers Association’s fiftieth annual convention in Chicago starting September 29. Leaders include John K. Ottley of Fourth National Bank M. B. Wellborn of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta Haynes McFadden of the Georgia Bankers Association and others. The ABA comprises over 22 000 member banks and represents vast capital. Ottley says improved Southern business conditions will be highlighted to bankers nationwide.
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Mppine Disasters Of 23 Announced
London report from Lloyds Register of Shipping shows 466 shipping losses in 1923. Among them 324 steamers and motorships totaling 494,364 gross tons were lost, with 142 sailors killed. Wrecks totaled 175, founderings 38, collisions 36, disappearances 31, fires 29, abandonments 10 and five other losses.
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Crisp Convention Meets Wednesday Nomination for Judge Crisp
The Times Recorder corrects an error stating the Third District Democratic convention will meet Wednesday September 17 at 11 o clock in Rylander Theatre to formally nominate Judge Crisp as the party candidate for congress. The session should be brief and followed by a social hosted by Judge Crisp. apologies were issued for the mix up.
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Mercer Lectures To Feature Prominent Editors and Writers
Mercer University in Macon announces a term long series of lectures by many of America's leading editors and writers. The program will address students as part of the forthcoming term's schedule.
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