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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1921

Page

4

Memoriam Exercises to be Held by Athens Lodge 790

The Decem Rpr program of Athens Lodge 790 B P will hold exercises Sunday in the Palace. Grogan of Elberton delivers the memorial oration. Music by top artists includes The Long Day Closes and Handel’s Largo. Olga Hodgson leads readings with Hodgson and Dewey assisting on organ.

Theorge C. ‘Grogan Elberton Aoa SF Athens J. C. Wilkinson Tet Messrs Kinnebrew Handel

Auto theft waves sweep New York area study says

Edward Thierry reports massive auto thefts with insurance issues cited as a major factor. A New York test found many cars left unlocked and unprotected, while 60 percent of stolen cars were insured. The study highlights state totals, city recoveries, and rising nationwide thefts, noting 8,369,405 passenger vehicles in play nationwide.

Edward Thierry Net York Estimies Higl Ae New York Neurane W. P. Young Larre New York City SabLite Alatara Florida Georgia Louisiana North South Caro Virginia

Johnson Confer on Presidential Appointment Discussion

Henry Lin, a Georgia figure described as a national figure, discussed with Johnson on Saturday in Washington about retaining a national committeeman for a four year term and the possibility of an election after ten years. The dialogue touched on failures to receive a senate confirmation and reflected tense political exchanges amid the broader Columbia region.

Henry Lincon Georgia Harding Cislumbia Johnson

Sailor Busted Heir to Fortune in Dunkirk

In Dunkirk Langotte reports a 20 year sailor, discharged at Ghent, joined Prastsk. After ashore, money spent, he is found flat broke. A four year search ends as a gendarme escorts him to a notary. Uncle Sicari, dead in Argentina after 30 years, leaves 38,090,000 francs to the sailor.

Dunkirk France Langotte Ghent Joime Prastsk Sicari

Jheek Re elected Mayor of Lavonia Favana

The Lavonia municipal primary produced Cheek as unopposed mayor, with Cuerk listed as incumbent continuing a two year term. Alec Kidd and Church Allen faced off for council seats, amid low voter turnout and limited public interest. A new high school building and water reservoir project were noted as signs of civic progress with lower insurance rates reported.

Favanea Cheek Tssmen Alec Kidd Church Allen Mason McDaniel Idge Cuerk

Taps Want Troops Retained in China

A foreign troops withdrawal debate at the armament conference continued in executive session. Japanese delegates discussed reasons for their troop presence while acknowledging China’s rights. Leaders from Italy and France left discussions amicably. The United States provided England 26,000,000 tree seeds in 191 for forestation purposes.

TAPS China Ioreed Simohy Owever Aeron Kato Pan- American Building Nater Schanser Rene Viviant United States England

Bank plan to restore Europe with a gold backed currency

United States Senator Robert L. Owen argues for a European gold currency backed by a new federal reserve foreign bank in Europe. The plan would issue federal reserve notes backed by 26 percent gold reserves and short term bills, enabling a 1.0 trillion dollar currency to stabilize European trade and finance.

Washington Europe Bank For Europe Germany Federal Reserve Bank Federal Reserve Foreign Bank America Federal Reserve United States

European debt relief plan urged by Harding aide

An adviser to President Harding outlined a plan to aid Europe by providing a sound medium for its industry, enabling rapid restoration of production and repayment of US debts. The proposal calls for lower interest rates for European credits, a return to normal rates in two years, and an international conference to stabilize Europe’s financial system.

Europe Ufe America United States Harding

RUSS RAISE RENT 200000 PERCENT ACROSS RUSSIA

In Petrograd rents have surged by 2000 times the October level under Bolshevik rule. Officials report nominal rents began after last summer with rations and wages also inflated through new policies. Some salaries rose 600 to 1000 times, while typical rents shift dramatically, reflecting the wartime economic shift.

Reval Esthenia New York Petrograd Moscow

Lorenz controversy stirs Chicago medical group

Chicago doctors publish a statement opposing publicity around Vienna surgeon Dr Adolph Lorenz warning that widespread reporting could trigger hysteria and harm disabled patients. Hospitals weigh inviting him for a clinic at Cook County Hospital while Paris bans taxicab horns and London faces fish shortages after coastal storms.

Chicago Adolph Lorenz Vienna Lorenz Wallace Blanchard John Ridion John L. Porter Edwin W. Hyerson Frederick Cleveland Test Charles M. Jacops Charlies A. Parker Henry B. Thomas Robert O. Ritter Philip Lewin Beveridge H. Moore B. J. Berkhelser County Board of Commissioners Cook County Hospital

New Era in Church Interiors Sparks Old Fashioned Names Trend

In a Wesleyan Methodist church, pews were replaced by chairs and a rostrum substituted for the pulpit during a recent christening. The article notes a vogue for traditional English girl names as part of this cultural shift.

Horohala Wesleyan Methodist Church

National Debt Rises by 160 Million in November

Washington reports the public debt increased by about 160 million dollars during November. At October's end the debt stood at 23,459,140,496,493, with Ford era figures noted. Officials attributed the rise to 231 million dollars in treasury certificates issued on November 1, while no certificates matured that month.

Washington Treas Ford Treasury

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