Agreement on Four Power Treaty and Army Cruelty Allegations
Marion J. Wallis of Georgia testified he saw Corporal Crawford shoot and kill a sick private Harley at Camp Wheeler in June 1918. Wallis, a former Georgia regiment member now at the University of Georgia, provided details to Senator Watson and said the testimony would be used before a senate investigating committee.
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Banner-Herald
Crawford
Pryor Street
Atlanta
Harley
Camp Wheeler
Marion J. Wallis
Tih Georgia Regiment
University of Georgia
Thomas £.Watson Inashington
Senate
Lis
Stockgeo
Wallis
Mr. Wallis
Bishop grows into bustling center in Oconee County
In a visit to Bishop, Oconee County, writer notes a dramatic town rise since its founding in 1895 1896. He highlights a modern bank the Bishop Banking Co a brick town center a modern school building and several churches. Community leaders like Dr Fambrough and Mr Fambrough are praised for shaping growth and commerce with several merchants backing a hopeful future.
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Kentunky
Bishop
Araluad
Fambrough
Oconee
He Bank
Ip Banking Co
Oconee Warehouse Co
Fambrough Han
Bishop Banking, Co
B. Porter
H. Breedlove
Cahier
C. B. Chandler
M. Reynold
Lalis Ink
Conway
Seation
Oram
Oglethorpe
Maxey
G. D. McCook
J. J. Johns
Pambrough
Bisho
Tine
S .Ee
Gazaar
Henner
Athens
Senate committee clash sparks row over charges
Report describes a tense senate committee meeting led by Senator Watson that devolved into a heated exchange with Major George W. Cocheb amid accusations of misconduct. The scene features raised fingers, threats, and a chaotic atmosphere as participants debate legality and conduct.
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Washington
Senate Committee
Watson
France
Weeks attacked over army size cutbacks and budget
In Washington on Friday Representative Tincher Republican of Kansas criticized Secretary Weeks for his New York address. Tincher said Weeks attacked Congress and the President and hinted Weeks held a grudge for the War Department’s reduced army and budget.
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Washington
Weeks
House
Tincher
Kansas
New York
Congress
War Department
Four Power Treaty Talks Advancing On Naval Ratio Plan
Reports indicate progress in rma negotiations with a possible early open conference to announce agreement on the 6-5-3 naval ratio amid debates over naval bases and fortifications. Japanese and French capitals signal cautious optimism while formal decisions hinge on substantive replies and fortification terms.
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Washington
Associated Press
Rma
Naval Base
Tokio
Paris
Blind man’s first steps after long blindness
James Potty, living in Kansas City, recalls life before and after a 32 year blindness ending with an operation. He notes changed fashions and the street scene as he adapts to sight and urban life.
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Kansas City
James
Wilcox murder case shocks Eufaula connections uncovered
True bills were returned against Anne Lee and last name Dikrand for the Wilcox murder in Eufaula. The victim, 68 year old J S Wilcox, longtime state life insurance agent in New York, was killed near his hotel after dining at a cafe. The motive remains unsolved with investigators tracing a lone attacker, as Wilcox’s missing roll of money contrasts with intact watch and diamond ring.
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Ufaula
Alabama
Frinv
Anne Lee
Dirand 'Iy Dha Ivetguts Heth
J S Wilcox
Anna
Athens
Jamon B. Wilcox
Hie
Hufaula
Montgomery
Willcox
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
Duag
Birdmingham
Hils
Watea
Butania
Bufaula
Cyprian P.willcot
Fire ruins old Green Mill in Gainesville Georgia
A damaged Gainesville notice reports the rebuilt Green Mill property owned by W N Rundle recently burned again. The site includes the mill building a rail warehouse and other structures totaling about seventeen thousand dollars in value. Previous owners include Bera G Pilgrim and J B Jay.
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W. N. Rundle
Ednesday
Bera G. Pilgrim
J. B. Jay
Judge Overrules New Trial. Hutson to Appeal
In Cairo Georgia Judge R C Bell overruled Glen Moore Hutson's motion for a new trial after his conviction for the murder of his two stepsons. Hutson's counsel announced an appeal to the Supreme Court, with the hanging sentence to stand pending appeal.
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Hudson
Cairo
R. C. Bell
Glen Moore Hutson
Supreme Court of Reia
Griffith and Collins muster strength to back treaty ratification
Associated Press reports Arthur Griffith head of the Irish delegation holds sway with Sinn Fein officials for a likely majority vote to ratify the Anglo Irish treaty. Headline notes possible leadership from Michael Collins allies in the Irish Republican Army and Army staff amid tensions. Separately, bomb explosions injure several at a main entrance gathering, some hurt by shrapnel, with conflicting reports on motive.
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Dudlin
Associated Presa
Arthur Griffith
Sinn Fein
Irish Mblican Army
Besta Michael Collna
Notorious Bandit Slaughter Shot By Man He Led To Liberty
Noted prisoner Slaughter, under death sentence for a guard killing, escaped with other inmates after gaining control of the state penitentiary yard. He was shot from behind by a white man who had been aided by Slaughter in the breakout, and Slaughter died in the Saline county hills. One of the four other escapees was wounded and dying. the shooter and his companion were in custody.
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Little
Rock, Ark
Tom
Slaughter
Saline County
State Penitentiary
J. J. Crow
Benton
Ieorn
J. C. Rowan
Garelard County
Howard
Seminone
Little Rock
Ark — Me
Tucker
Philips County
B. H. Dempsey
Macon Men Plan Cooperative Farm Market
A twenty member Macon group starts a concrete plan to establish a cooperative farm market serving Bibb county farmers and others within sixty miles. Dr. W. G. Lee heads the effort with Dr. Soule of the State College of Agriculture to survey and prepare a marketable plan for diversified farm products.
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Macon
Bibb County
W. G. Lee
En Ae Geow Re Soule
State College of Agriculture
Soule
Mediators Sent In To Settle Strike In Chicago Yards
In Chicago yards mediators from the U S Labor Department and the Indiana Industrial Commission arrived to end a strike with few orders. Clashes centered on scattered street tension and an incident where two women with clubs attacked a policeman.
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Chicago
Associated Press
United States Department of Labor
Tiiinoia Industrial Commis
Three Candidates In Race for Gainesville Ga Mayoralty
Gainesville voters face a municipal election Tuesday with a three contender race for mayor. The ticket lists W A Palmour John A Pierce and Thomdeon for mayor with candidates named for the second and third wards and an unexpired term. The ballot also notes influence from women voters complicating the contest.
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Gainesville
W. A. Palmour
John A. Pierce
I ‘Thomdeon
Mare
Incey
Ee Moore
Moore
Eatmoreland
Bagwell
A. Coop Cooper Edge
R. BE. Greene
B. T. Parke
James W. Witte
I Wee AH nO'shisida
H. Muni
Severe quake hits Tokio with injuries and widespread damage
Washington reports the most severe earthquake in twenty years. It injured many people and damaged numerous houses. City water mains broke, cutting off supply. Havoc disrupted crockery shops and local commerce.
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Washington
Woman Leader Now In Prophet Role
A readable fragment notes a woman assumed a prophetic role and speaks of authority and purpose within a community setting. The text references leadership, guidance, and a call for action aligned with spiritual duties.
Prohi Agents and 18 Others Charged in Liquor Conspiracy
Philadelphia authorities indict three former prohibition agents and eighteen others in a liquor conspiracy case. The grand jury alleges a scheme tied to forged permits and illicit quotas worth over four million dollars in Pennsylvania. Names linked to the case include Slater, Jeon He and Benner, with William Anot named in indictments.
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Prohi
Philadelphia
Persmits Wa
General Grand Jury
Slater
Jeon He E Benner
William Anot
Earnings Of Bail Men Announced In May 1921 Railroads
New York reports the U S railroads employed 1 694 872 workers in May 1921 with total wages of 214 339 385 dollars. After a 12 percent cut ordered by the Railroad Labor Board the 1921 compensation shows 199 671 596 in wages for operating expenses and 45 871 010 in punitive pay while workers’ average July earnings are listed for various classes including signalmen yardmasters and road engineers among others.
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New York
Railroada
United
Interstate Commerce
Sion
Iri
Rane Ua
Rane Ua, An | Scelsatia
Emtho
Eegiones
Soleman, ers murder charge in Hawkinsville trial
A jury sits to hear the murder charge against Soleman and others in Hawkinsville Georgia. The proceedings follow the alleged crime reported in local records and involve named parties including William Hall.
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Soleman
Ers
Officials at Railway Labor Board for shop and maintenance of neaphyen
Fragmentary notice shows the Railway Labor Board setting schedules for maintenance work and shop duties. It mentions a ten to thirty item timetable and submission to labor authorities. The text is garbled and local names are unreadable.
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Ato-Railway Labor Board
Maine
Guatemalan Provisional President Succeeds Herra
Guatemala City AP dispatch reports General Orel lana, chief of staff of the Guatemalan state, poised to take the presidency early this week, succeeding Carlos Herra.
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Guatemala City
The
Associated Press
General Orellana
Guatasara Steie Se Ite
Carlos Herra
Four power treaty in principle agreed by major powers
Washington reports that the United States Great Britain Japan and another power have agreed in principle on a four power treaty as a substitute for the Anglo-Japanese pact. Plenary session will hear the terms soon with no naval ratio decision planned for the immediate meeting.
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Washington
Assocated Press
United
Great Britain
Japan
Rene Vign
Prapee
New York Mother of Mrs Jerome Michael Dies at Home
The obituary notes the death of the mother of Mrs Jerome Michael in her New York home on Thursday. Bids for sympathy are extended to the family as they mourn.
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Jerome Michael
New York
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Maud Rae
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Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hawkinsville, Ga
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