Anderson Dead 43 in Athens Native of Winterville
H Claude Anderson and wife Mrs Jan Anderson residents of Athens, dies at St. Youepe's infirmary at 11 a.m. Burial in Oconee cemetery immediately after funeral. Survived by husband, two children, three sisters Mrs Walter Matthews Hull, Mrs Frank Kroner, Mrs P J Harlee of Atlanta, and a brother Harry Johnson of Atlanta. Burial arrangements follow arrival of funeral party from Seaboard at 10 a.m. Thursday.
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Ott H. Claud Anderson
St. Youepe's Infirmary
Walter Anthony Pastor
Oconee
Athens
Seaboard
Anderson
H. Claude Anderson
Budwine Company
Ctty
Atlanta
Winterville
Walter Matthews
Hull
Frank Kroner
Art P. J. Harlee
Harry Johnson
Soviet Russian trade policy shifts spark US optimism
Reports to the American government hint at a possible resumption of trade between Russia and the United States as Soviet policy changes take hold. The Austrian government has already allowed a Russian agent to buy grain for relief programs, while Commerce Department officials discuss salary requests amid ongoing assessments for the next fiscal year.
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Washington
Russia
United Eet Ea Oceany
White House
Seieieeeel
United States
Department of Commerce Offi
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Veterans vocational schools plan eyed for Camp Johnston site
President Harding may authorize the veteran’s bureau to convert a former army cantonment in the South into a vocational training university for service men. Col. Forbes outlined a four-university program with one campus in each region, starting at Camp Sherman, Ohio, and expanding to meet regional needs.
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Washington
Harding
Forbes
Veterans, Bureau
Camp Johnston
Jacksonville
Fla
House Appropriations Committee
Committee
Camp Sherman
Ohio
Bureau
Rail Schedule Fragments for Gainesville and Central Georgia
Train timetable notes show daily Gainesville departures and connections to Union Point Augusta and Atlanta. Central of Georgia listings include Mitchell Street arrivals and connections to Macon. Seaboard lines indicate northbound and southbound services with times toward Washington and Wilmington.
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Georgia
Union Bee
Union Point
Auguste + Point
Augusta
Atlanta
Central OF OF Geo Gia RY
Central Af
Mitchell Street
Macon
Baptist Dinner Moves to City YMCA for First Baptist Church Men
The male members of First Baptist Church committees and executive groups will hold a supper Wednesday at the City Y.M.C.A. instead of Denmark dining hall on the university campus. The event is expected to draw more than a hundred attendees while church ladies will be seated in the main Y dining room.
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First Baptist Church
City
Denmark
Two Arrested In Negro Shooting
John Usery was shot through the heart during a fight near the State Normal school Sunday night and was reported resting well Tuesday. Two Negro men have been arrested for assault with intent to murder. a third suspect, Jim Ely, is being sought for involvement in the brawl in which Usery was struck and the ball passed through his heart.
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John Usery
State Normal School
Jim Ely
Usery
Croats Assault Italian Sailors in Dalmatia Port
Italian sailors aboard the destroyer Ribboy were allegedly assaulted and clubbed by Croats during a shore visit in Gébanico Dalmatia. A Messagero despatch from Sara Dalmatia Tuesday notes hostilities and says friction between the two nations also occurred at Spaiato.
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Gébanico
Dalmatia
Ribboy
Messagero
Sara
Spaiato
Auto overturns near Louisville leaves one dead
A car carrying four Jefferson county youths overturned on Clarks mill road near Louisville, Rabun Bunam died after an operation, Hin akull fractured, Charlie Haywood injured, and three others unnamed. All occupants were Jefferson county residents. A separate Paris note reports the chamber of deputies voting confidence in Crete’s government after a mart.
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Louisville
Boward Rabun
Clarks Mill Road
Rabun
Hinakull
Charlie Haywood
Jefferson County
Briand
Pen Points by AM unclear lines from era text
Fragmentary notes record doctors fearing a fellow, a call to leave alone, and warnings about bail, with uncertain quotes and incomplete sense loaded with stray punctuation and broken phrases.
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Tere
Slone
Treaty Appears Favorable to All Sides in Southern Ireland
London dispatch reports sentiment in Southern Ireland heavily in favor of approving the peace treaty with about 90 percent of residents in the 26 counties supporting ratification. The Dail recess sparked expectations the treaty will gain a strong majority upon reassembly, with rumors of possible withdrawal of opposition by Eamon de Valera amid broad backing for the pact. In Belfast, fighting erupted leaving casualties as patrols clashed with armed men in the Marrowbone area, prompting an armored vehicle response and a temporary calm.
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Ireland
Dall Eireann
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Cpee
County Cat Council
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Cou!t
Bammer
O'Connell
Charles Stuart Pays
Erskine
Family Row Ends in Shooting Incident
A family dispute escalated into gunfire resulting in injuries or fatalities as authorities investigate the confrontation. No further details available about parties involved or exact location.
Cotton market notes and price quotes across cities
Middling and good middling cotton prices shown from Athens New Orleans and New York with small activity in Athens and steady to higher quotes in New York and New Orleans. Spot sales were quiet with several price points cited including 19 cents in Athens and several futures bids in New York as traders eyed holiday prospects.
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Athens
New York
Iverkel
Stotebiany
New Orleans
Woman Fatally Killed by Ex Convict Near Forest
A woman was killed Saturday in a violent incident involving a Black ex convict near Forest. The other four women present were unharmed. Police are retaining evidence and continuing investigation as details and names are slowly clarified from the fragmented report.
Wheat and grain markets mix in Chicago Tuesday trading
Chicago markets showed mixed strength in wheat and corn with early gains giving way to cautious trading. Wheat closed mainly lower while prices for oats rose, and pork and lard bids were listed in the market alongside varied grain quotes for No 4 red wheat and No 2 hard wheat futures.
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Chicago
Eastman Control Of Movies Spurs Senate Debate
The piece notes Eastman Kodak seeks dominance over raw film supply, raising concerns about monopoly power in the motion picture industry. International Film Service and other producers oppose a proposed 20 percent duty, arguing it would hamper competition and profits. William A. DeYord and counsel from New York present the industry stance amid parliamentary scrutiny.
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Senate
International Film Service Corporation, Inc
William A. de‘ Ford
New York
DeYord
Gompany
Bel
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Government approves 142 advances to banks for agriculture
Washington approves 142 advances to banks to support agricultural finance. Officials indicate funds will bolster lending to farms, bolster crop inputs, and stabilize rural credit amid market pressures. Agencies expect streamlined disbursement and oversight to ensure timely access for farmers.
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Washington
Robbery Band Captured Near East Saint Louis
Police in East St Louis and nearby towns say a robbery gang has been caught after stealing about 140000 from four banks and a coal mining firm. Six members are in custody or under arrest, with several identified in connection with the cases.
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East ST. Louis
Coumanton
Robies
Feady Coal Mining Company
New York Stock Quotes and Foreign Exchange Update
Financial brief detailing bar silver and Mexican dollars, Liberty bonds with multiple maturities, call money and loan rates, and foreign exchange values. Mentions Great Britain, France, Canada, Denmark, Switzerland, and Greece dollar equivalents. lists several corporations and industrials among U.S. equities and bonds.
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Foreign Exchange
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France
Ena
Adie Man OY
Cates
Denmark
Switzerland
Greece
Georgia Mineral Wealth Increases in 1920 Report
At a meeting in Governor Hardwick's office the state geologist reported Georgia's 1920 mineral product value at about 5.0 million dollars, more than double the 1915 figure. The report notes continued postwar building demand and Georgia ranking among leading states in barytes, bauxite, and fuller’s earth production.
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Géological” Board
United
Market snapshot of poultry sugar and dairy notes
Savannah firm sales and stock figures for poultry shipments appear with prices. Sugar markets list refined and granulated quotes in New York. Western eggs and fowls show price ranges. New York dairy notes butter and cream prices with slight gains.
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Savannah
New York
NEW York Poultry Irregular
Western
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