Ar not clearly a valid title due to OCR noise but key figures and Clarke county history
On the street notes, mentions Zadock Cook of Clarke County lineage and Georgia politics. Reflects on early Clarke county families the Browns, Ellers, and Elder. recalls 19th century prohibition debates and local governance. Includes hog raising observations by Dr. J J Moore and breed notes on Berkshire and Poland China hogs for meat.
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Clarke County
Georgia
Ocone Ponty
Oconee
Salem
Wildcat
Clark County
Belleve
Ellers
Crake County
Virginia
Clarke
Qonee
J.J. Moore
Elbert County
Roe
Boyes
Pollard
South
China
Poland
Macon Offers $500000 to Baptist Mercer Expansion
Macon proposes raising 500000 for Mercer to establish at Mercer University in the South a Baptist seminary. The plan will be presented at the convention in Savannah by secretary Bee Mitr and Mercer president Dr. Rufus W. Brewer, with Miller to discuss raising 600000 if agreed.
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Macon
Mercer
PeBeptiet University of the South
Southern Baptist Seminary
Ny Sega
Savannah
Bee Mitr
Chant Commerce
Rufus W. Brewer
Miller
House Reacts to Harding Message in Rambling Debate
Quick reaction to President Harding s message emerged in the House on Tuesday as lawmakers urged prompt passage of soldiers bonus legislation. Dem Rep Gallivan of Massachusetts said the men who won the war received scant attention in the message while Dem Rep Huddleston of Alabama charged the President sided with the old system. Wyomin g Rep Mondell defended, saying he hadn t heard so many extravagant statements, and Rep Garrett noted a spirit of cordial cooperation with Congress. The debate touched wage conditions in Maine court cases and a reaction to a labor federation statement calling the wage reform a reversion to conditions over 400 years old. Momentum grew for relief aid donations and tariff amendments as Senate committees pressed Allied debt funding.
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Washington
Harding
House
Representative Gallivan
Massachusetts
Representative Huddleston
Alabama
Tabor
Congress
Garrett
Sennewer
Smuer
Maine Geneon
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Américah Relief Administration
Benataremoot
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Bulldogs Play Chicago Oct 7 1923
Washington dispatch reports little progress in talks between China and Japan over Shantung lease issues. Restoring public properties in the Kino Chow leasehold was discussed and the talks are expected to resume Wednesday.
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Bulldogs
Chicago
Washington
Associated Press
Shantung
China
Foch Stops Over in Athens Report
Military visit noted as Foch plans a stop in Athens with positive assurances stated. The report references arrangements and expected presence of officials, without detailed dates or outcomes.
Athens to Welcome General Foch on Civic Visit
General Ferdinand Foch plans a short stop in Athens on his U S swing. Mayor A Erwin leads a local committee aiding a ceremonial visit with a brief public reception. Officials from Atlanta and Washington coordinate the feat, while northeast Georgians anticipate the historic visit.
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Foch
Gasele
Conan
A. . Erwin
Atlanta
America
Chamber of Omoumerce
Athens
An ‘Necial
Wan
Rnin
Johnny Notthcutt
Amateur Wireless Transatlantic Test Planned Across Nation
Hartford reports a nationwide setup for the first extensive trans Atlantic wireless test. 16 000 to 20 000 stations will transmit under the American Radio Relay League from Wednesday at 7 pm EST to December 16. Over 100 000 stations will listen as Major Armstrong and Paul Godley coordinate the effort with European partners.
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Hartford
Conn
American Radio Relay League
Ocean
Tut Ft
B. H. Armatrong
U. S. Army Radio Research Division
Testa
Je. Hiramim
Connec Ab Oe
Radio League
Ausuit
Europe
Canada
Paul Godley
England
America
Godley
Watson Files More Charges In Henson Savannah
Washington reports new charges of irregularity in the conduct of Mquorralda by E. B. Henson, Savannah prohibition agent, filed by Senator Watson of Georgia. Commissioner Blair said Henson was exonerated by Commissioner Haynes of raiding Miss Bessie Gardens home without a warrant.
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Washington
E. B. Henson
Savannah
Senator Watson
Georgia
Blair
Henson
Haynes
Miss Bessie
Garden
Bank Robber Shot Dead In Attempted Loot
Police report a bank robbery attempt ended with a robber killed after being shot by cashier FF. W. Alt. A second robber was captured after a chase. a third was not recovered. Details on amount recovered or announced remain unclear.
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Ntomaching
FF. W. Alt
Pound Sterling Rise In Markets With Scattered Losses
New York markets see a firmer pound sterling amid shifting investor sentiment. The currency trades near the 484 mark in scattered dealings as traders weigh domestic data and global cues.
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New York
Irish Free State comes to life in Britain Ireland pact
London reports a historic settlement ending the England Ireland quarrel. The treaty grants Ireland the Irish Free State status equal to Canada and Australia in the empire and allows oath of allegiance to the crown. Provisional southern government to operate as Parliament debates ratification. Ulster option preserved for withdrawal after boundary decision.
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London
Associated Press
England
Ireland
Great Britain and Ireland
Tugaday
Lloyd George
Downing Street
Srey Teen Tate
Tre
Ulster
James Craig
Sinn Fein
Con Tt Fg
Lord Birkenhead
Winston Spencer Churchill
Barton
Dail
Breann
Iraland
Paternity Case Involving Baby Guy Stillman Ends
In Poughkeepsie New York the trial over the paternity of baby Guy Stillman concluded Tuesday with the legal fight shifting to the legitimacy decision. The Stillman divorce case moves forward though the verdict on legitimacy will take several weeks to be rendered.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Guy Stillman
James A. Stillman
Southern businessmen back boll weevil control plan
A Georgia meeting of Southern Fertilizer association members adopted a program urging farmers to combat the boll weevil with calcium arsenate dusting, weevil-picking and diversified farming. It calls for eight to ten cotton acres per plow, heavier fertilizer use on fertile soils, top-dressing timelines, and outreach across towns to publicize the plan through January gatherings.
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Atlanta
Mhny
Piedmont Hotel
Southern Fertilizer Association
Gov. Gerherit
Unclear union claims on strike end at Chicago packing plant
Union officials claim progress as a second day closes at a Chicago packing house strike. Reported attendance shows high worker presence while management notes unresolved issues. Weathered exchanges and scattered crowd activity mark the scene as talks continue with no decisive settlement.
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Chicago
Deckers
Neosha Ad Club plans and trial of Maud Moore
Athens advertising club meeting details outline prewar trade revival efforts. Maud Moore stands trial for LeRoy Harth’s death in Knoxville with the state ready to rest its case Wednesday. Southern Fertilizer association gathers December 14 with experts to discuss soil improvement and early planting strategies.
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Athens
Conerit
Amber
Distaf
Asapea
Adverbertisine Labs
Lowe
Maud Moore
Knoxville
LeRoy Harth
Georgia Chaingang To Show Big Increases In Convicts
Georgia prison officials report rising convict numbers with more than previous totals in state and county facilities. The state prison commission notes full penitentiaries and swelling totals across Fulton County and other counties, signaling a major shift in inmate populations.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Thema
Fulton County
Fee Gunn
Georgia Bulldogs to Meet Chicago Eleven in Exposed Intercollegiate Game
Early 1920s chatter signals the University of Georgia Bulldogs scheduled for an intercollegiate clash with the University of Chicago eleven in Chicago. The plan, linked to regional selections, hints at broader East and South teams and a steady schedule with results pending.
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University of Georgia Dogs
University Chicago
Chicago
Windy City
Peayes
Thesanford
Westerners
Bulldogs
Georgia
Geo
Magna Charta Day association forms with U S honorary president
Nena Charta Day in Saint Paul forms an international society led by J W Hamilton with Johnstone as president. President Harding accepts honorary president role and twenty vice presidents are to serve in the United States Canada and England. The group aims to foster awareness of Magna Charta Day in Anglo Saxon nations and urges press pulpit schools and colleges to recognize the day annually.
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Paul
Minn
Harding
J. W. Hamilton
St. Paul
Ae . Johnstone
Johnstone
United States
Pire
Canada
England
Newfoundland
British Isles
South Africa
New Zealand
Australia
Publc
Marion LeRoy Burton
University of Michigan
Samuel Fallows
The
Reformed Episcopal Church
John Grier Hibben
Princeton
Henry J. Myers
Montana
Cyrus Northrop
David Starr Jordan
Turkish Official Shot In Streets At Italy's Capital
Rombe By the Associated Press reports Former Turkish Grand Vizier Said Ali Passa was fatally shot Tuesday while walking in the streets of Rome. He was dead on arrival. assailant not yet apprehended.
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Italy
Rombe
Associated Press
Viser Said-Alie Passa
Pot guilty verdict in 1929 Nashville street car case
Repeated Tuesday a verdict found five Nashville Railway and Light Company employees guilty of wrecking a street car during the September 1929 strike with intent to take human lives.
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Nashville Railway ‘and Light Company
Explosion At German Oil Works Kills 100
A blast at the Nobel Dynamite Works in the Ruhr region near Gaar Louis Prussia reportedly kills about 100 workers. Flames and smoke engulf the plant as rescuers race to control the fire and account for missing personnel.
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Berlin
Associated Prees
Nobel
Gaar Louis
Fhenish Prussia
Prusais
Belfast Ulster premier delays meat treaty report
Turmoil in Belfast as Ulster leaders debate a proposed treaty and its timing. Sir James Craig announced progress but had not read the document as the House adjourned after routine business amid curiosity and anxiety over the treaty’s fate.
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Belfast
Ulster
England and
Ireland
James Craig
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