Palace Theatre Screen Show Promised In This City
Public notice from E G Gidley manager announces a new film direct from the Central Theatre in New York to be shown at the Palace Theatre today. The promoter urges entertainment value and endorses the picture as one of the best ever presented locally.
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Palace ‘Theatre
Sbisiat
Rome
Itg
Central ‘Theatre
New York City
Palace
Athens
Th Palace Theatre
Central Theatre
He . N. Y. Daiby News
Manette
Virginia Valli
I. Y. American
N. Y. Evening Journal
Biante
Mae Tinee
Chicago
Daily Tribune
Langdon McCormick
Universal
Carl Sandburg
Chicago Daily’ News
San FR
Chronicle
San Francisco
Siarin
Prisoner Woodbury Held Over War-Era Debt Case
The Athens jail holds Woodbury a World War I veteran and former Fifth Marines recruit, awaiting release funding requested by his Atlanta mother. His case centers on a hotel bill and outstanding debt as veterans groups consider aid options.
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Oodbury
Jity
Woods
Woodbury
Atlanta
Man’s Mother Seeks Postponed Release Letter Proof
Substantial evidence from the mother claims letters received during treatment support her son's mental state. She says he was preparing to enter a government hospital the day before jail. Woods recalls Woodbury wasting money in trivial affairs and notes a bill dispute led to pursuit.
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Iba Mnena
Ren Senne
Woods
Athens
Woodbury
Atlanta
Ba- Huff
Prison Inmate Escapes From State Farm Prison
Dr J W Weacock a Thomasville physician serving life for the murder of Thomasville Chief J E Taylor escaped the state farm prison by sliding a rope of bed clothing from the third floor. He left a note to the keeper of the department stating he hated to leave on his vacation without goodbye.
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Raleigh
N. c
J. W. Weacock
Thomasville
State Farm
J. E. Taylor
Peacock
Department ‘ Criminal ‘Insane
Matrimonial vows in prayer book may be changed soon
Portland Obe reports bishops in the Episcopal Church began informal talks on revising the marriage ceremony. They considered removing the bride to obey and the groom endowing the bride with his worldly goods as part of the book of common prayer revisions ahead of the 47th Triennial General Convention.
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Portland
Episcopal Church
United States
House Se
Episcopal- Church
Coal Loadings Jump 4 865 Cars Tuesday Says Latest Report
Washington coal loadings rose sharply on Tuesday to 30 054 cars. The Association of Railway Executives reported a record first day of the week, with expectations of around 10 000 tons more weekly loading versus last week, indicating a strong increase in shipments.
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Washington
Association of Railway Executives
Association of Executives
Gidley Goes On Vacation From Carolinas and New York Office
E G Gidléy leaves on a weeks' vacation to his old home city, North Cal Inna, with duties handled by manager during absence. The notice covers Carolinas and New York areas where he supervises.
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E. G. Gidléy
Carolinas
N.Y
Py G. Gidlé
Cal Inna
The Storm Comes to Athens Palace Theater Today
The Storm arrives direct from New York for a first southern showing at the Palace in Athens today and tomorrow. Critics praise its photography and perilous river sequence, with Virginia Valli and actors delivering strong performances amid dramatic wilderness settings.
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Athens
New York
Palace
Unitarian Laymen Seek Industrial Harmony Across North America
The Unitarian Laymen's League reports 450 surveys across the United States and Canada show consistent belief that managers and workers share a common moral outlook. The 1921 convention authorized the study with 166 chapters sending delegates. Final recommendations will be discussed at the 1922 New London convention.
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Boston
Unitarian Laymen's League
Canada
League
Barthers
Unitaria Lawmen
United States
If & Straw
Ns League
Narragansett Pier
New London
Thade
Unitations
Bogart School Opens Monday Morning Schedule
Bogart School opens Monday with a seven to ten schedule for students. Superintendent L. Poster and high school staff listed with roles including primary grades and music instructors.
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Bogart
Moriroe Citizens Visit Athens in Interest of Walker for Governor
Fragmentary text shows Moriroe Citizens and Athens involvement in Georgia politics. Possible reference to Walker for Governor and county governance. Readable elements point to a political notice or endorsement in a Georgia context.
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Moriroe
Athens
Hi ‘Ord ‘Walker
Georgia
Johnson Extends Lead in California Senate Primary
United States Senator Hiram Johnson widened his margin over Charles Moore in early returns from 2,344 of 6,000 precincts in the Republican Senate nomination race. Johnson led by 11,813 votes with 50,200 for Johnson and 33,387 for Moore. Governor Stephens edged Richardson in the Governor’s race as counting continued. Democratic candidate Woolwine led Jones in the Democratic contest for governor nominee.
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San Francisco
Calif
Associated Press
United States
Hiram Johnson
C. C. Moore
Johnson
Moore
SAN _FRANCISCO
Hirram WW
Charles Moore
U. S
William D. Stephens
CBA
W. Richardson
Stephen
Richardson
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Aeverane
Mattison B. Jones
Miners Trapped at Argonaut Mine Still Await Rescue
Rescue teams push toward the 2,700 foot level as 47 miners remain trapped after a fire cut them off at midnight Sunday. U S Bureau of Mines crew relays report intense smoke and shifting flames below the shaft as efforts continue to reach the trapped group.
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Jackson
Cal
Argonaut
Mother Lode
Batte
End Trish Rebellion, Says Paper
London reports Michael Collins death in Ireland article notes a stronger stance after the tragedy. The piece cites renewed determination and calls for unity amid unrest and political efforts.
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Baer Ero
London
Michael
Collins
Provisional government turmoil outlined in Dublin Daily Mail
Dublin correspondent reports no unconditional surrender term exists and lists resignations likely. Cosgrave may become president of the Dail and premier, with ministers holding dual cabinet posts. If Cosgrave takes both roles he would give up the local government ministry.
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Telih
Matra Dublin
Ite
Ballion de Valera
Cosgrave
Dail
Farleann
Presifler
German Delegates Propose Moratorium Plan
Berlin and London report a major progress meeting where German delegates presented guarantees aimed at securing a moratorium on reparations. Industrialists will supply needed materials, while labor leaders vow to boost output through overtime to meet repayment needs.
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Paris
Associated Press
Reparations Commission
Berlin
London
Prominen
Central News Dispatch
Germany
Isbor
Cox Urges U S Interest in Europe Affairs
London dispatch reports James M. Cox former Democratic presidential candidate calls for U S involvement in Europe's economic matters though Hoover will not be sent now. He cites reassurances from Washington on Central Europe reparations and urges practical American influence.
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London
Associated Press
James M. Cox
Herbert Hoover
Europe
Washington
Central
Hoover
First Cotton Bale Fetches 32 Cents Per Pound in Athens
The first bale of 1929 cotton delivered to Athens by W J Whitehead of Oconee was sold Wednesday at 11 o'clock. J M Rogers of the local Williamson Inman office bought it for 32 cents per pound or nine cents over the quoted price for middling. The bale weighed 402 pounds and set a strong price for new cotton.
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Athens
W. J. Whitehead
Oconeeenysi
Plantes
J. M. Rogers
Willigamson-Inman Company
Kcal
Caruso Heirs Plan to object to Father's Will
The children except Mrs. Enrico Caruso, who is in Italy, will meet in New York to decide whether to challenge their father’s will which left them $1 each and branded them as ungrateful. Mrs. Caruso, who married the tenor in 1918, plans to return from Italy next month with her siblings to back or oppose the measure. The will also specified estate valued around $60000, with an adopted former governess Anna Bolchi Benjamin named as a daughter by Mr. Benjamin, while the others faced disapproval for their conduct.
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Associated Press
New York
Park Benjamin
Enrico Caruso
Italy
Caruso
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Mihiel Drive
Maxwell House Coffee
House Peters
Ae Aioere
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Swickard
Uni Nent
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Reginald, Barker
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Petters
Wade
Walt
Louse Peters
Gs Magan Copeland
Sdperin L. N. Poster
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Misa
Asa
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Sini
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Ate
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U.S
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College Avenue
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McGregor Company
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