Gambler Indictments Spark Georgia Cotton Scandal
The Georgia Division of the American Cotton Association announces a conference in Atlanta to oppose Secretary Houston’s federal reserve policy restricting farm credit. Leaders urge farmers, Congress and governors to attend and consider delegations to Washington to press for credit and export finance changes.
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Virginiia Farmers Seek A. F. of L. Support
Four thousand Virginia farmers sought permission to join the American Federation of Labor, announced by Secretary Morrison. Most applicants are farm laborers, with others employed on farms. Morrison advised workers to join farmers’ organizations though employees may affiliate with the Fed.
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MacSweeney’s 48th Day Report from London Prison
A terse London bulletin reports MacSweeney’s 48th day in detention shows him very weak and drawn. A physician notes a bright spirit despite rests and fatigue as the prison medical team monitors his condition.
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London
Bar lauds Zach Childers as term ends at Americus City Court
Tributes flowed from the Americus bar as Zach Childers, solicitor of the City Court, neared retirement after fifteen years of service. Judge Harper praised his courtesy and fairness, and other leaders lauded his integrity and steadfastness in the courtroom.
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Hurricane due to hit today in Gulf region
News from Pensacola New Orleans and Washington note a tropical disturbance moving slowly northeastward with gale winds expected inland between Pensacola and Apalachicola. Shipping interests urged caution as barometer readings rise and officials monitor the storm.
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Harding Shakeup as Train Derailed Near Millwood
Senator Harding and his wife were shaken but unharmed after a derailment on a special train near Millwood West Virginia. The train ran about 35 miles per hour as the car broke down. Heeting continued campaign speeches in West Virginia denouncing one man government and defending American sovereignty.
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Viscount Grey Proposes Irish Plan for Shared Policy
Viscount Grey urges a unified foreign policy, army, and navy for Great Britain and Ireland. He calls for freedom for Irish self-government residents and a two year period for Britain to offer terms, allowing Ireland to draft its own scheme within a joint framework.
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Alabama Cotton Ginners Threatened by New Rule
Miles C. Allgood, commissioner of agriculture for Alabama, reports threats to cotton ginners in the state. The notice notes that gins operated there before January 1 1921 are affected by the new regulation and enforcement plans are outlined from Montgomery Ale.
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Birmingham Stores Return to Pre War Prices
Seven department and dry goods stores in Birmingham announce reductions from 20 to 33 1 3 percent across all lines. Hosiery silks and cotton goods see prices below pre war levels, per the manager of the largest department store.
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Sugar Drops another half cent to 13 1 2 cents
New York and the Federal Sugar Refining age announce further sugar price cuts in the market. Granulated sugar falls to 13 1 2 cents a pound as refiners reduce prices by a half cent per pound.
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Market futures and livestock prices amid regional notes
New York futures show mixed closes with Oct to Jan contracts listed and New Orleans near futures opening. Meantime Moultrie market reports hog prices by grade for various weight ranges, though data is partially garbled.
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Confession Reveals White Sox Go-Betweens in 1919 Scandal
Chicago reports detail Claude Williams naming Chick Gandil as the team chief go-between and gamblers Brown and Sullivan from New York or Boston as intermediaries. The Cook County grand jury set true bills for Brown and Sullivan while considering indictments against several gamblers and more players.
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Rumors Sweep London Over Plot Fears
London reports spread of wide rumors about plots including assassination attempts on King George and destruction of public buildings. Officials and newspapers dismiss the danger as fear grows amid Irish hunger strikers, with authorities urging calm.
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King Gorge
Great Britain
Japanese Foreign Office Silent on Exclusion Talks
Bert Tori o reports that Tokyo declined to discuss no possessions with the United States over anti Japanese legislation in California. Officials said efforts seek an amicable solution. the item notes broader rights issues and caste impacts. In Alabama, Bessemer's 1940 census shows 18 074 residents, up 71.9 percent.
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Old Hickory Veterans Lead In Special Medals
Asheville dispatch notes Maj. Gen. George W. commanding the army opened the gathering with awards and honors. Veterans significant for a reunion highlight the event as details of the schedule and related business were being finalized amid a congressional focus.
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Asheville
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Governor Cox to Speak in Nashville October 7
A telegram confirmed Governor Cox will address Nashville voters on October 7. The campaign notes he will be in East Tennessee for a Madisonville visit while his opponent Taylor begins campaigning tomorrow at Silverpoint Pathan y.
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Judge Spots Shiner On Own Plantation
United Circuit Judge Edwin Holmes inspected his plantation in Jackson county yesterday and found a moonshine operation. A man named James Singleton, a neighbor, allegedly operated the still. the officer telephoned to Jackson for assistance and the moonshine still was seized hours later.
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