Quiet Christmas Day in Athens Police Records
Athens police reported a very quiet Christmas Day with only two inmates in custody. One white inmate, George Cluisners, awaited a 2 oclock court session. another, Eugene, a tall colored man, was detained for disorderly conduct. Five were charged with intoxication, and twenty traffic offenses were recorded including drivers with no tail lights and reckless driving.
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Eugene
Hia
George Cluisners
Thornton
Athens
China Expotring Big Egg Shipments From Hankow to Europe
In Hankow along the Yenptse river about 600 miles from Shanghai eggs are packed in crates and shipped to Europe. Two ocean liners, one from Liverpool and another from London, took on crates of shells stripped eggs. Prices average fifty cents a gold hundred. Coolies loading crates earn about 49 per day.
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Hankow
China
Associated Press
Gore
Europe
Porte Yenmtse
Shanghai
Ching
Liverpool
London
Shorter Will Install Dr Blocker With Impressive Ceremony
In Rome Georgia the installation of Dr D J Blocker as shorter college president and new William and Mary faculty member in Virginia is set for Thursday morning January 4. Governor elects Clifford Walker and Fatter Loula Newton are among speakers. Dean Furry invites scores of educators to attend. A large procession of trustees faculty students and visitors is expected.
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Rome
Shorter College
Br. D. J. Blocker
William and Mary College
Virginia
Clifford Walker
Fatter Loula Newton
The
Christian Index
Dean Furry
Collexet
Ruhr Money Issue Raises Question of Currency in Rhineland
The Matin notes money supply questions loom for Rhineland action. If Ruby basin parts from Germany by a customs barrier, can Berlin continue to send paper money. Introduction of foreign money in France creates serious difficulties. In Saarbrucken, newspaper rates shift to French francs. subscriptions and ads increasingly priced in francs. The Saarbrucken Zeitung now costs 1,400 marks monthly or 15 centimes per copy. Printers’ strike adds weekly bonuses of 15 to 20 francs beyond regular marks wages.
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Paris
Rhineland
Germany
Berlin
France
Saarbrucken
Saar
Publishers’ Association
Saarbrucken Zeitung
Death in Auto Accident Claims Young Lexington Man
Mr Ralph Hopper aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs D B Hopper of near Lexington died Sunday from an auto accident. The car turned over burying him beneath it and crushing his skull. He is survived by his parents and one sister. Pallbearers named and Bernstein Brothers handled funeral arrangements at Brown's Church near Lexington.
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Ralph Hopper
D. B. Hopper
Lexington
Brown's Church
Mr. Brown
Megsts
Joe Block
C. L. Smith
Hal Escoe
Ernest Goolsby
W. J. Argo
Mrs J M Eidson Buried Monday
Mrs J M Eidson aged 69 who died at her home near Lexington Sunday was buried Monday at Corinth church with Rev Mr Hayes of Barnett Shoals officiating. She is survived by brother G T Watson of Athens four nieces and Bernstein Brothers arranged the funeral.
Railroads Ordered to Change Live Stock Rates
The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered southeastern rail routes to cancel new livestock rate proposals set for February 25, 1923. Shippers and carriers will present mileage based rates in place, with 7 to 60 cents per 100 pounds from short to long hauls. Horses and mules rates are adjusted similarly though on a slightly different distance scale.
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Washington
United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Forged stock certificates threaten Chicago firm assets
Hugo Ogeren vice president reported to police that $200,000 worth of Commanders Motor Company stock certificates disappeared from his automobile. He fears forged signatures on his bank book could be used to cash or pledge the stolen securities.
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Chicago
Commanders Motor Company
Hugo Ogeren
Upshaw Returns Home After Parting Shot At Officials
Representative William D Upshaw of Georgia returns home after a controversial remark about “wet” officials triggers debate in Washington. The incident highlights growing tensions and divisions within the House as Upshaw faces criticism for his remarks and stance on enforcement.
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Upshaw
Washington
William D: Upshaw
Georgia
New Officers Named For W M L S In Gray
In Gray the Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist church elected officers for the coming year led by President Mrs F M Stewart and Treasurer Mrs S Hungerford. The report lists several society roles and names several local students home for Christmas from nearby colleges. Felton Vincent, son of Mr and Mrs C W Vincent of Haddock, died Thursday from pneumonia after influenza, survived by parents a brother and four sisters.
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Gray
Woman's Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
F. M. Stewart
8. Hungerford
Ivey
E. A. Bragg
F. S. Johnson
T. C.morton
R. H. Bonner
Jones County
Mack Hungerford
Lula Gordon
Round Oak
Florence Morton
Haddock
State College For Women At
Milledgeville
Bueile Tucker
Myrtle Pippins
Thyra ‘Smith
Clio Jackson
State Normal School
Ad Frank Pippins
Emory Academy
Felton Vincent
C. W. Vincent
Sylvester
W. H. Califf
W. C.munch
C. E. Youngblood
Annie M., Vincent
Boy Who Argued With Father Returns After 3 Years
PHILADELPHIA. Pat Frederick Livingstone, who left Tincain Neb 11 years ago after a quarrel with his father over college plans, was found Monday in a house of correction. He planned to leave Tuesday to spend New Year's with his father. After begging and a 3 month sentence he told prison welfare agents his wanderings. He hid his identity to avoid disgracing the family. The agent notified his father, Lincoln contractor.
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Philadelphia
Pat Frederick Livingstone
Tincain
Neb
Colleen
House of Correction
Prison Welfare Association
Livingstone
Lincoln Contractor
Governor Praised For Success In Kidnapping Case
Tremendous mail from across the nation floods Gov Parker’s office praising his role in solving the Morehouse parish kidnapping case. He recently visited Washington to confer with President Harding, Attorney General Daugherty, and W J Curtis seeking Federal aid to deter masked men from other states entering Louisiana. The Governor has maintained silence on the procedure program for Morehouse parish over the last four months.
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Baton Rouge
Parker
Morehouse Parish
Washington
Harding
Daugherty
W. J. Curtis
Louisiana
Georgia Cracker Editor Praises Enquirer-Sun Spirit
The Macon Georgia Cracker defends the Columbus Enquirer-Sun in a dispute over a Macon article on Urbs Futura. Editor Mooney reports the Cracker salutes the Enquirer-Sun, praising Julian Harris as a strong editor and noting the piece spurred discussion and a library reopening effort.
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Spirit of Enquirer-Sun
Macon
Georgia Cracker
Chamber of Commerce
Central City
Savannah Press
Atlanta Georgian
Prudential Committee
Columbus Enquirer-Sun
Mooney
The
College Monthly
Harris
Columbus
W. T. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
Gorgias
Columbus Enquirer
Julian Harris
kTeal
J. K. Mooney
Eultor-Inchief. A. TD
Telegraph
Jersey
Enquirer Sun
Georgia
Enquirer-Sun
Inquirer-Sun
Georgia Crooker
Six Killed With Bootleg Liquor In New York
Police attribute six deaths to bootleg liquor during a Christmas period seen as the driest in memory. Autopsies planned Tuesday will identify the six victims, five men and one woman, with bodies sent for examination. Bellevue Hospital logged only 12 alcohol related cases, the lowest Christmas day count ever. Prohibition agents conducted minor raids and confiscated liquor in several locales.
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New York
West Side Court
Bellevue Hospital
Second Death From Anthrax in Cloverdale
CLOVERDALE New York Pat Sweeney 54 of Johnstown died from anthrax contracted while handling skins in a local mill. He fell ill about a week ago and believed poison from Spanish skins caused his illness before death yesterday. This marks the second anthrax death in the area.
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Cloverdale
N. Y
Pat Sweeney
Johnstown
Sweeney
Egyptian Students to Study in United States
Thirty three Egyptian students chosen by the Minister of Communications will go abroad for technical studies. Ten head to the United States for training in locomotives, engines, shipbuilding, telephone service and automobile factories under a pact with the American Department of Commerce. All expenses are covered by the Egyptian government to foster closer Egypt United States economic ties.
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Cairo
Egypt
Minister of Communications
United States
American Department of Commerce
Fort Mills Beaten by Manila Team in Exhibition
The United States baseball squad from both major leagues defeated the Fort Mills army team 0 to 0 on Saturday in an exhibition game.
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Manila
Associated Press
United States
Fort Mills Army
World popularity of American machinery across the globe
A historical overview notes the growing global demand for American machinery across decades. It cites exports of locomotives, cash registers, adding machines, elevators, metal working and agricultural equipment to dozens of countries, with automotive and electrical machinery expanding in reach since World War I.
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Nidee
United States
Globe
Carload of bridge material arrives for River street project
One car of material for the River street bridge has reached Athens with two more en route. Engineer H. K. Nicholson announced the shipment, noting abutments and foundation work are complete and Virginia Bridge and Iron Co. won the contract. Erection will take about thirty days once all materials arrive. In Spokane, Kenneth Love, twelve, lost his left eye after police fired to stop a man, doctors say the condition is serious.
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River Street
Athens
H. K. Nicholson
Brige
Virginia Bridge and
Spokane
Wash
Kenneth Love
Notice of Creditors Meeting in Bankrupt D W Daniel case
In the United States District Court Northern District of Georgia Eastern Division Bankruptcy No 1458 a meeting of creditors for the bankrupt D W Daniel of Athens Georgia R F D No 3 is scheduled January 6 1923 at 314 Southern Municipal Building Athens at 10 00 A M The purpose is to examine the bankrupt allow claims select a trustee and conduct other legal business Referee Towell Cobb Athens GA Dec 23 1922
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Cresto
United States
Towell Cobb
Athens
Bankruptcy discharge hearing for Frank Hofmeister in Atlanta
In re Frank Hofmeister Bankrupt No 1313 in Bankruptcy in the Northern District of Georgia a discharge petition is filed. The court has ordered a hearing on January 20 1923 at 10 AM in the United States District Court room Atlanta Georgia. Creditors and interested parties are notified to appear and show cause why discharge should not be granted. O C Fuller Clerk.
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District Court of the
United States
Georgia
Frank Hofmeister
United States District
Atlanta
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promised To Cure Stomach Ills
A patient narrates relief after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy claiming it cleanses the intestinal tract, reduces inflammation, and improves digestion. The testimony notes prior medical exhaustion and bloating, praising the one-dose effectiveness with a money back guarantee.
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Mayr
To Photograph Every Man Brought To Trial
Des Moines police chief John B Hammond announced that every drunken person brought to headquarters will be photographed. Once sober, he will receive the picture to see how he looked, a so called picture cure to curb drunkenness. Eighty intoxicated men spent Christmas Eve in the city jail.
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Des Moines
John B. Hammond
Hammond
Masonic Notice for Mt Vernon Lodge Meeting
A stated communication of Mt. Vernon Lodge No. 22 F and A M to be held at the Masonic Temple Wednesday evening December 27 at eight oclock The M M degree will be conferred and all qualified brethren are cordially invited by W M FE 0 Kinnebrew and Secretary G Quinn
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Mt. Vernon
Masonic Temple
Kinnebrew
W. M
G. Quinn
E H Dorsey Better After Illness at Home Milledge Ave
Friends report E H Dorsey Sr improving at his Milledge avenue residence after several days illness prevented his outings. He remains under care but shows progress and will be glad for continued support from his friends.
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E. H. Dorsey, Sr
Milledge Avenue
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Craig Ong
Carr
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Ruhr
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Pat 8. Nagle
Tinguisher
Okla
Onc
Nagle Becores O Z
Board of
W.m.ls
Says Harris
Harold McGrath
Lord Carnarvon
England
King Futenkhamun
Luxor
Fort Mills
O. C. Fuller
Jess
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Benson
Holman Building
Mayburg’s
Mayburgs
Clayton
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