U S Troops Guard Rio Grande After Juarez Revolt
U S forces move to strengthen the Rio Grande border after Juarez garrison revolts at 2 AM. Captain Val Verde leads about 150 Mexican troops who seize the city jail and loot streets. Dozens killed or wounded as fighting erupts. Juarez falls under forces supportive of Mexico City, with renewed rebel activity nearby.
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EL Paso
Tex
United States Army
Juarez
Rio Grande
International Bridge
Val Verde
Texas
Associated Press
Mexico City
Mendés
Cotton receipts push Sumter county bale total past twenty thousand
The past week’s cotton receipts raise Sumter county’s estimated cotton in storage to about 20 000 bales. Fifteen thousand bales have been ginned in the county and final figures may exceed the 1921 report by around 2 000. The ginning report coming Monday fuels speculation, with conservative estimates near 15 000 for Sumter.
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Sumter
Macon Man Held for Cheating and Swindling
Atlanta judge bound Boliver H. Ray of Macon over to the criminal court on a $500 bond in a fraud case alleging he bought $10 of goods on Whitehall Street and paid with a $60 check that later proved worthless. It was the eleventh such case before Judge Hathcock.
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Atlanta
H. Ray
Criminal Court of Atlanta
T. O. Hathcock
Hathcock
Ray
Whitehall Street
Judge Littoagn to Begin Fall Court in Five Counties
Judge Z A Lit tgaohn will start on his fall term and hold court in Webster Stewart Macon Lee and S ae He will be accompanied by Jay Mebane court stenography Americus.
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Hudge Littlejohn
Z. A.littgaohn
Gee
Webster
Stewart
Macon
Lee
S. Ae
J.ay Mebane
Court Stenographiey
Americus
Market Report fragment on cotton middling price
An AMS field note shows middling cotton at 19 3-4 cents with an implied market activity. The brief indicates market movement but provides no broader context or sourcing.
New York Futures Summary
Futures data for October and January through March show prices around 20.50 to 20.98 with varied daily figures. The figures include multiple contract months and small bid ask spreads, reflecting a fluctuating market for the period.
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NEW York Futures
Sion
Three Candidates Enter Senate Race Across Georgia
ATLANTA September 30 three candidates have decided to run for the United States Senate to succeed the late Thomas H Watson. G B Howard of Columbus Herbert Clay of Marietta and Hoke Smith of Atlanta are in the race. Smith’s entrance was confirmed Friday as supporters opened campaign headquarters and Hardwick potential candidacy looms after a Washington conference with former Senator Smith. Governor Hardwick is expected in Atlanta Saturday amid speculation on his possible appointment or entry into the race. Telegrams urging his candidacy flood the governor’s office from various sections including former Hardwick backers.
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Atlanta
G.o
United States
Thomas H. Watson
G. EB. Howard
Columbus
Herbert Clay
Marietta
Hoke Smith
Smith
Senator Watson
Hardwick
Washington
Executive Department
Watson
Senate
United States Senate
Carl F. Hutcheson
John T. Boiseuillett
Walter George
Vienna
W. J. Vereen
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Gus Howard
John Boiseuillett
Macon
Carl Hutcheson
Dick Russell
Tom Watson
Supreme Court
Primary plans laid in Macon in Democratic meeting
In Macon the state Democratic committees met to frame plans for a U S Senate primary to fill the late Senator Watson’s seat. The discussion named about 20 Georgians as potential candidates including Sea hor Wright Rome C M Candier John Boifeuillet J J Brown Charles J Haden Alice Louise Lytle Judge A J Cobb Chancellor David C Barrow Walter J George Horace Holden Alex W Stephens W E Thomas and others.
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Democratic Committees
Macon
Unite States
Watson
Senate
Seahor Wrigt
Rome
C. M. Candier
John Boifeuillet
State Public Service Commission
J. J Brown
Agriculture
Charles J. Haden
Atlanta
Alice Louise Lytle
Thomson
A. J. Cobb
David C. Barrow
Athens
Supreme Court
Walter J. George
Vienna
Fierace Holden
Alex, W. Stephens
Court
Seven Die In Cotham Fire In New York Apartment
Fire on West 109th street between Broadway and Amsterdam avenue claimed seven lives. Nearly twenty others injured, several seriously, as firemen and volunteers from windows rescued residents of 24 families amid towering flames.
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New York
West 109Th Street
Broadway
Amsterdam Avenue
Barn Destroyed With $1500 Loss
The barn owned by J. W. Howard on the old Herndon place burned last night, with an estimated loss of 1500 dollars. The local department aided in saving the house, the cotton house was destroyed along with cotton, livestock was saved, but hay and fodder were lost.
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J. W. Howard
Herndon Place
Final Day At Sumter Fair Draws Largest Crowd Yet
Final day crowds peaked at 3200 paid admissions at the Sumter County Fair on Jackson Avenue. The event featured an extensive women’s department with cedar chests, tapestries, quilts, and a standout cabinet display by Corley Herring of Brooklyn Heights, plus diverse booths from Cut-Off, New Era, Huntington, and Union Community showcasing local crafts, produce, and novelty items.
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Sumter County
Jackson Avenue
Corley Herring
Brooklyn Heights
H. W. Hyatt
Q. W. Fuller
5000 Sailors on Great Lakes to Strike Tonight
About five thousand members of the sailors union on the Great Lakes are ordered to strike at midnight to enforce the three watch system or an eight hour day. The action affects ships and crew across the lakes and reflects escalating labor demands. The move comes as Chicago reports the notice and awaits responses from ship operators and port authorities.
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Great Lakes
Chicago
The
Sailors Union of the Great Lakes
Ten Candidates Expected In Senate Race Tonight
Atlanta reports a crowded field as rumors point to ten possible contenders in the U S Senate race. Announced speakers include Carl Hutcheson of Atlanta and John Boiseuiltet of Macon, with Judge Walter George of Vienna or Hoke Smith potentially entering.
Mrs Ewing and baby return home after months away
Mrs R P Ewing and her infant arrive Friday morning at their Kak home following several months’ absence spent visiting relatives and friends.
Venizelos Accepts Mission to Defend Greece in Allied Capitals
M Venizelos telegrammed Athens accepting the revolutionary committee invitation to defend Greece interests in Allied capitals and departed for London to meet the British Foreign Secretary.
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Paris
Associated Press
M. Venizelos
Athens
Revolutionary Committee
Greece
London
Sultan Will Not Abdicate Throne of Turkey
In a letter to an intimate friend the Sultan of Turkey declares he will not abdicate. Palace officials say he is firmly resolved to retain the throne and continue his holy duties until the end.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Turkey
Refugee Plight Escalates Amid Greek Revolution
Wireless dispatches from Constantinople and AP reports from Smyrna Saloniki Mitilane and Chios warn that about 400000 people face peril as the Greek upheaval causes total administrative collapse and disruption of daily life.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Smyrna
Saloniki
Mitilane
Chios
British Crisis in Near East Worsens at Chanak
British officials say the Chanak crisis in the Near East is growing more critical and that hopes for an amicable settlement are waning as of Sept 3 in Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Associated Press
Greek royal family sails for Palermo without ceremony
Members of the Greek royal family have sailed for Palermo Sicily. The departure was without ceremony.
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Athens
Associated Press
Palermo
Sicily
Serbian Denies Reported Belgrade Revolution Plot
Belgrade dispatch says Serbian press bureau denies an alleged revolution aimed at the crown and dismisses reports of King Alexander’s assassination as the work of enemy propaganda.
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Belgrade
Associated Press
Serbian Press Bureau
Alexander
Watson Paper to Continue Sentinel Publication in Georgia
The Columbia Sentinel will not be discontinued. Mrs. Alice Louise Lytle, longtime associate of Thomas E. Watson, remains managing editor and will continue the Jeffersonian lineage with adherence to Watson’s political line. She will write no editorials, and may later gain assistance. The Sentinel will be issued from Thomson.
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Thomson, Ga
Columbia Sentinel
Thomas E. Watson
Georgia
Alice Louise Lytle
Watson
The
Sentinel
Jeffersonian
Lytle
Investigators in New Jersey Murder Case Expect Arrest
In New Brunswick New Jersey on September 30 investigators tied to the slaying of Rev. Edward Hall and choir leader Mrs. Eleanor Mills announced a tangible clue had been found but no arrest is imminent. The case remains under active inquiry as officials prepare to disclose the nature of the evidence.
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New Brunswick
NX. J
Edward Hall
Eleanor Mills
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State Executive Committee
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G. W. McNeil
Shay
Huntington
Lee Johnson
Mr. Cheek
Union
Leslie
DeSoto
Cobb
Wilson
Léslie
Tempter
Ting
Dardanella
Boiseuillett
Clay
Howard
Hutcheson
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Sultan Insists
Watson Paper
Alice Louie Lytle
Columbus Sentinel
New Jersey
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