Death by own action stirs hearts at Athens girls school
A fragmentary account from an old Athens story recounts a tragic event at a Georgia institution. A student’s supposed love quarrel led to self harm, a bloody shirt misattributed to the deed, and investigations at the campus. The tale centers on girls from the Normal School and Lacy Cobb Institute, with a bleak moral underscoring misdirected passion.
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Georgia
Nudie
University
Bite Normal School
Lacy Cobb
Stitutoutitty
Tech
Base ball leaders debate future at annual meeting
Delegates of the National Association of Baseball Leagues meet amid calls for reform. Commissioner Landis warns against optimism and urges a final waiver rule and draft law, stressing baseball’s need for clear, fair policy and unity among organized baseball. Charles H. Ebbetts of the majors reiterates support for the draft return and overall system.
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Buffalo
Association of Baseball
Wen' Ito
Finaya
Wena Wai
K. M. Landi Een
Itam
America
Thal
Jane
Charlea H. Ebbets
Tennis Champ 18- Ping Pong King
Philadelphia reports William Tilden II, world tennis champion, adds a new title by defeating the junior ping pong champion. He dominated the opening 6-3 set and then carried momentum into the next two, showcasing varied skill across both games.
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Philadelphia
William Tilden
Oasmantawe
No-To-Bao Ad Promises Tobacco Craving Relief
An advertisement touts No-To-Bao as a simple cure for tobacco cravings. It guarantees a refund from your druggist if the product does not relieve all tobacco urges in any form.
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Niaranee
Lea Ig
Toca
Feratslieg
Cal
Trequire
Irish peace talks and De Valera call for unity
Reported remarks describe a tense session on the Anglo Irish treaty with De Valera urging counsellors to back the plan while critics in the Republican ranks warn against surrender. Ulster cabinet reactions and Lloyd George’s stance dominate coverage as discussions pivot toward unity of Sinn Fein and Southern forces.
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Eamonna
Cathal Brugha
Ulster
Ulster Cabinet
Sir “Craig
Ignature
Lok- Sn
Lloyd Oh
Potato Curing House Plan Aimed At Northeast Georgia
A proposed marketing center in Athens seeks a potato curing house to aid northeast Georgia farmers. The plan calls for a $3,700 initial investment to erect and equip the facility, with a bank loan for farmers to store and finance crops and a cooperative or private operation model.
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Athens
Georgia
Di‘ectora
Planned Here Miss Elsinger to Speak on Disaster Aids
Miss Elsinger of the Southern Division Red Cross will visit Atlanta to discuss disaster relief efforts. She plans talks in Athens on Monday and Tuesday, December 12 and 13, on organizing relief societies across the state. The itinerary includes meetings at Tucker and Winterville with likely additional communities receiving similar events.
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Hsounea
Miss Elsinger
Fed
Atelanta
Athena
Zuenday
Dacerage
Seat Societiea
Tuckston
Winterville
Untitled notes on Paris reparations talks and ministers
Fragmentary text discusses Paris reparations talks with Liberated M. Loucher and mentions British involvement and open discussion. References a minister, a solicitation, and a precipitating event affecting discussions.
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Paris
Louis Louchour
M. Loucher
Tatas
Kyrkoniene
Mob at county jail over killing near Newbern
Crowd of hundreds gathered around the county jail where five negroes are held in the killing of T. J. Burkett near Newbern. Sheriff Bryant said forces were ample to control the situation. Troops were ordered in from Memphis and Jackson. No entry attempt was made. neighbors of the slain man listened as the sheriff spoke and noted doubt in the evidence against the prisoners.
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J. Burkett
Newbern
Nave
Bryant
Mémphis
Jackson
Mthn
Dyersburg
Fragmentary military dispatch hints at imminent movement
A truncated report indicates troops ordered here are expected to move soon with deters near-term action. The garbled text references an impending move and unspecified authorities, suggesting a unit deployment timeline in flux.
Mob threats persist as five men held after Newbern murder
Rebel troops were ordered from Jackson to quell a mob that gathered Thursday morning, still threatening to lynch five men detained in the case of R. L. Burkett, a Newbern farmer. Troops had not yet arrived.
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Ely
Geax
Qovernbore
R. L. Burkett
Newbern
Jackson
Dividend Record Meeting Notice in Birmingham
The notice states that shareholders of record are those listed at the close of December, with a meeting held in Birmingham. It notes a date around January 1 and references an annual or special meeting for the stockholders.
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Tho Cloge
Ness
Wirmigham
Southeastern Express Co Declares Dividend in Kentucky Turmoil
ATLANTA Ga The board of an oil stave faced a drastic setback as a dividend declaration caused a tumnage of 200000 dollars in hazard Kentucky Tuesday, with reports from Hazard Kentucky confirming the upheaval and unsettled market reactions across southeastern channels.
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Southeastern Express Co
Hazard
Kentucky
Atlanta
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