General Foch In Athens Campaign Speaking Dates
General Foch in Athens December 9th as part of a Cotton Growers campaign announces speaking dates for Col. Clarence Ousley former assistant secretary of agriculture O Mosgro Secretary of American Cotton Growers Exchange and A Elmore director of organization for the Georgia Cotton Growers Association. The tour, between December 12th and 17th, will rally county committees to raise quotas before the new year.
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Clarence Ousley
United States Department of “Aigriguiture
O. Mospr
American’ Cotton Growers’ Exchange
A. \. Elmore
Geormiac
Cotton Growers’ Association
Tosa
Hhese
Jasemyber Cammianeré Chattooga
Polk
Carroll, Worth
Calquitt
Caldtm
Dantee Elbert
Hart
Barrow
Screven
Bulloch
Athens craft firms Klein and Martin vehicles praised
In a hometown column, the writer extols the long stands of Hodgson Brothers and Klein & Martin in Athens. The piece traces Hodgson lineage from 1833 era wagon work to Klein & Martin’s plant, noting high quality wagons, use of seasoned timber, and a reputation for reliable buggies and carriages. It highlights Mr Martin’s comments on current production and market adjustments due to labor shortages, while praising the firm’s century of reputation and local industry leadership.
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Seyat
Pages Betters
Athens
Bogiind
Pmal
Reynolls
Iraneh
Lexington
Tia Tale Phadigson
Sepion
Hodgson Brothers
Hodgsons
Ladington
Swann
Divdieon Brothers
Getory
Hodge Rus
Dusiadke
Klein @& Martin
Contin
Kisii
Merc
Hein & Martin
Pacific
Klein &Martin
Martin
Klein & Martin
Mr. Martin
Jers
Hodgeon
Maret
Oltre Todewona
Sindy
Hobby K
Mier
Mr. Klein
Protestation in Athens Over Georgia Railroad Passenger Service
An Athens Chamber of Commerce meeting adopted a resolution protesting Georgia Railroad plans to discontinue passenger service from Lexington to the Athens main line. The discussion highlighted unemployment concerns and plans were outlined for a public welfare conference in Athens in January to address the issue and mobilize support.
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Beard of al
Cacors
Athens Chamber “of Commerce
Charmber
Noams
College
Avenue
Georgia Railroad
Lexington ‘Terminal
Lexington
Athens
Chamber of B
Currou
Wes
Das
J. I. SiMey
Natloruil
Willys Corporation Insolvent And Over Twelve Million
New York reports the Willys Corporation, once valued over twelve million, facing insolvency as Federal receivers were appointed last Saturday to supervise the affairs. The filing details the company’s financial distress and the start of liquidation actions under court oversight.
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Willys Corporation
New York
Willys
Crowds Shy At Bold Quart Of Scotch Whiskey
A fragmentary account notes a bottle of whiskey left on a corner shelf as crowds hesitated and pestered bystanders. The vivid color drew attention though legal concerns kept passersby cautious while some drank small drops in secret.
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Pheet
Japan Presses for Higher Armament Ratios
A naval expert sub committee reported progress on weaponry shares and ratios amid U S pressure for stronger armament parity with the Japanese fleet. Officials, including a Japanese minister and advisers, weighed American and Japanese proposals with a formal advisory council.
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Sig
Japan
Hughes
Curthi
Naval
Bae Ood
Sooring
Injured As Car Is Hit By Train
Report incomplete text indicates a car was struck by a train near JPFYFRSON GA. The fragment mentions injuries and a misspelled name Miss ttaway of Canph LenS, but details are unclear. This card notes a traffic collision investigation and preliminary injuries.
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Jpfyfrson
Prosecution Rests in Arbuckle Case Ends
The prosecution announced it has rested its case in the Arbuckle trial. Details remain sparse as attorneys prepare closing arguments and the defense balances subsequent motions. The proceedings continue as witnesses are recalled for final clarifications and jurors await verdict instructions.
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Arbuckle
Washington Conference Faces Delicate Shantung Talks
The Associated Press reports the Washington conference enters a delicate phase as Japan formally requests a 6-5 naval ratio versus the United States and Britain. China opposes conceding Shantung and vows to uphold its treaty obligations, while British and American envoys discuss a possible general principles declaration and the fate of foreign troops in China. Delegates note the stakes rise with future negotiations set to begin, hinging on Japan and China’s positions and potential concessions.
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Washington
Associated Press
China
Bests Hoghes
Arthur J
Hughes
Halfour
Japan
Hina
Shantung
Tafe
Dr. Wang
The
Ent
Ahl
Police seek man in hotel murder case in Orlando
Orlando authorities searched tonight for a man listed as E. Martin of Cleveland registered at a local hotel. A second man, Hy B Hopkins of Athens, was killed last night and police hope his wife in St. Petersburg can explain his work. His wife said she did not know his activities. A man fled via a fire escape and boarded a train to Atlanta after the shooting.
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Orlando
Fia
E. Martin
Clevelani
Allax 'Brown
Hy B. Hopkins
Athens
St. Petersburg
Utica
Atlanta
Athveira
Carrillo
Colonial Theatre
Arvida
Finn
Norah Oe Lombardi
Ethel Dever
Abo
Priine
Vrake
Moving steel dam built for locks near completion
Detroit dispatch reports a movable steel dam being installed at the Sault Ste. Marie canal in Michigan. Engineers stress the frame weighing about 89 tons will be swung into place by derricks to seal water flow, with installation expected by December 1 to prevent canal flooding and protect shipping.
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Detroit
Mich
Associated Preas
United Statgo
Hdre-Ga
Forth
Bault
Ste
Marie
Mao
Bow
Orien
Eaba
Sitc
Rae
Rana Manne
Garbled Theatre Review Mentions Florence Lombardi and Cast
A fragmented theatre review praises performances by Lombardi and Norah, noting strong crowd reception and a standout star, while referencing Ethel Dever and other cast members. The piece criticizes or analyzes stage presence and audience reaction amid scattered, unclear phrasing.
Watson Seeks Blair Dismissal Over Profane Allegations
A report details Watson requesting Prime Minister Blair to dismiss Herison and others amid a tainted incident. The fragmentary text references a confrontation and public clash, with emphasis on a call for accountability and removal. Further specifics remain unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Watson
Blair
Herison
Rotary HSBG NEET WEDNESDO
Rotary members heard Leo Carrillo discuss charity and civic duty at a Clover Luncheon. The talk praised American institutions and highlighted Rotary as a civic group shaping benevolence in Athens.
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Rotary Hsbg
Neet Wednesdo
Eos
Ani
Mhitary
Bhogle Paket
Athens
Careills
Rotary Cth
Care Rille
Liao
Cheter
Divorce Denied In Jacksonville Reported By Paper
Mrs Prue Elmer seeks divorce from Elmer Former amid tangled references to four parties and a Canadian pioneer death note. Fragmentary text mentions Jacksonville and Cane possibly as places or affiliations, with unclear dates or outcomes.
Ten Commandments for Hloren by Presbyterian Board
Readable fragments from a Presbyterian board promotion of humane education and moral conduct. The text lists prohibitions on circuses, fights, keepers of fighting animals, and prize fights while urging mercy toward animals and humane treatment. It cites commandment themes on worship, Sabbath, and care for equals.
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New York
Presbyterian, Board of apPepance and Moral
Arec
Childcen
Boani
Humane Education
God Ori
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