Athens broom factory plans $25000 stock to expand
The Athens broom factory has closed temporarily to organize a 25000 stock company to enlarge the plant and meet growing demand. It touts home grown broom corn from Oglethorpe Oconee and Barrow counties and cites Dr Pirkle of Walton County who grew 600 acres for sale to a Midwest factory.
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Athens
Oglethorpe
Oconee
Barrow
Pirkle
Walton County
Middle West
Augusta Drug Ring Suspect Dr Kilpatrick Cross Arrested
Dr Kilpatrick Cross of Inverness Florida, a self confessed addict, was arrested in Augusta on narcotics charges after authorities seized 1001 1/4 morphine tablets and four drams of morphine sulphate. State Narcotic Inspector Dickenson arrived to lead investigations including a coded letter found in Cross's effects. authorities anticipate further disclosures and possible connections to drug rings extending to New York. Cross endured a restless night in jail as officials pursue all angles of the case.
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Kilpatrick Cross
Inverness
Fla
Public Health Department
Medical College
Cross
Dickinson
Atlanta
Crosa
G. C. Kersey
Josephine
Port Tampa
Dickins
Dr Bennett to Speak at First Church As Lecturer
Dr R H Bennett secretary Somecorrespondence School of peeking is slated to speak at the First Church ministry gathering. The noted speaker, described as charming and engaging, is expected to draw a large audience. He will also address the University Student Assembly Monday morning.
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Somecpondence School
Peek
Lao
Suni Fw
Ves Ae Ja
Ent
Chai
Bennett
de Bennett
Fleet Ready for Spring Battle Off Magdalena Bay
Nine dreadnoughts led by California sail from Los Angeles toward Magdalena Bay to join destroyers and subs for spring fleet maneuvers off Central America. The combined force, including Navy scouts under Admiral H C Jones, will attempt a simulated attack on canal defenses and test theories on canal defenses until after the mock assault ends near the Panama Canal.
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Cal
Mexicam
Magdalena Bay
States Battle Fleet
California
New York
Oklahoma
Arigone
Pennsylvania
Mississippi
New ‘Mexico
Tennessee
Idaho
Central America
Atlantic Fleet
H. C. Jones
Canal Zone
Monroe Kwan 108 Gets 13 Charter Kiwanis Meeting in Monro
The Kiwanis charter presentation met in Monro Thursday night with over 120 attendees at the Monroe hotel. Delegations from Atlanta Washington Hartwell and other Georgia cities heard speakers including Walter B Hodgson and N L Hutchins. The Monroe club with about fifty members outlined plans to aid Monroe and Walton county and elected B M Williams as president with a slate of officers and directors.
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J. W. Blount
Kiwanis Club
Monro
Athens
Monroe Hotel
Monroe
Ieves
Phonanians
Atlanta
Walshington
Hartwell
Lawrencevpuny
Madison
Georgia
Walter B. Hodgson
Athens’ Club
Monroe Club
Jack L. Patterson
Atlanta Journal and
Brewerton
Journal
N .L. Hutchins
Lawrenceville
Harry McWhorter
Oliver
E. M. Williams
Clifford Walker
C. W. Reid
Mason Williams
Monroié
Walton County
B. M. Williams
John. T. Aycock
H. M. Arnold District
H. B. Launius
W. P.bell
R. E. Aycock
P. D. Briscoe
H. G., Cox
J. T. Preston
Athens Fund Receives Local Donations Toward Quota
Miss Lucy Ton and Amnie Lin ton each send $10 and C E Martin adds $1, totaling $21 for the Athens fund. Subscriptions now total $691.50 with $308.50 still to raise to meet the goal. Contributions should go to Mr Charley Phinisy or the Banner Herald office.
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Lucy
Amnie Linton
C. E. Martin
Athens
Charley Phinisy
Banner-Herald Office
Friendship suit over Pauline Frederick Ends Friday
George Edwin Josephs, New York attorney, seeks 36000 from Pauline Frederick for alleged professional services and she counters with 46467. On Thursday he reviewed his bill and denied adding items to lower her income tax. He said they agreed not to let the results spoil their friendship.
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Reinald
Vanderbilt
Gloria Morgan
Harry Hays Morgan
Gen- Ganaervne
Sue
G . Bhe Erry
S. S
Majestic
Brus
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Lusitania
Mr. Vanderbilt
Miss Morgan
G. C. Kerby
Port Tampa
O. K
Haravers
York
Houke
New York State
Los Angeles
Cal
George
Edwin Josephs
Pauline Frederick
Joseph
Miss Frederick
Masonic Funeral for Dee Henry Zenas Osborne Held
Dee Henry Zenas Osborne congressman from California tenth district dies after lingering illness at his Los Angeles home. Funeral services planned with Masonic rites Monday afternoon. Gov. F W Richardson expected to issue call for special election to replace Captain Oxborne, re-elected last November to a two year term beginning March 4.
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Los Angeles
Dee Henry Zenas Osborne
California
F. W. Richardson
Captain Oxborne
Georgia association elects Van Houten president
Macon man B B Van Houten was elected president of the Georgia Association of Sheet Metal Makers at a meeting in Atlanta. Other officers include J J Maler of Atlanta as vice president H Moncrief of Avanta as secretary and F C Pacett of Savannah as treasurer.
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B .B. van Houten
Macon
Georgia Association of Sheet Metal Makers
J.J. Maler
H. Moncrief
Avanta
F. C. Pacett
Savannah
Resistance in Ruhr Holds Despite Rail Strikes
French and Belgian forces push to control occupied Germany as exploration and contract work begin. Rail and river transport expand amid shortages and talk of embargoes on iron and goods. Duisburg officials are removed. miners receive high wages with family bonuses as steel wages rise.
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Associated Press
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Recklißhausen
Ruhr
Sia
Rhi Ruhr
Mayence
Duisburg
Rhine
Switzerland
Bracken
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Friederickefield
Ober
Duisberg
Irish Amnesty Talks Continue Amid Surrender Plea
Friday reports from Dublin show rapprochement hopes growing as Liam Deasy urges fellow irregulars to surrender arms by February 13 and seek amnesty from Richard Mulcahy. Deasy, a De Valera deputy, has signaled willingness to lay down arms while De Valera and Austin Stack receive appeals for similar action. The official republican communique rejects any surrender proposal tied to Deasy letter.
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Associated Press
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Eamon de Valera
Republican
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Deasy
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Austin Stack
J _L
William Congrave
Eaireann
London
Iwan
Speaghinte
Rae Ese
Five Murders Felt in Waco Black Man Confesses
Roy Mitchell a Black suspect, narrowly guarded by county officers, confessed to Sheriff and a bounty attorney to five murders in and around Waco. He named cotton broker W F Driskell slain May 7, 1923, W E Holt, Mrs Ethel Dene scamp January 19, 1823, Gray Shipworth November 20, 1922, and Harold Bolton May 25, 1922. He also admitted to a May 192? automobile shooting and wounding, plus two recent holdups.
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Waco
Tex
Roy Mitchell
Farmer
W. F. Driskell
W. E. Holt
Ethel Denescamp
Gray Shipworth
Harold Bolton
Columbus to Revise Traffic Ordinance by Motor Club
Columbus Georgia will see a revised traffic ordinance prepared by the local Motor Club law department after a city commission request. Leland J. Henderson, manager, announced the plan outlining the collaboration between the club and city officials.
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Columbus
Legahard Department of
Mbus Motorclub
City Commission
Leland J. Henderson
Club
Gholston Wins Will Honors In City Event
Gholston, a well known Athenian and member of the Stern Company sales force, carried off the honors and led the field, evidencing his popularity in the city with first and second place in the event.
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Will” Gholston
Ries “Stern Company
Mr. Gholston
Picture Actress Is to Wed Soon
LOS ANGELES, Colleen Moore, a picture actress, confirmed reports that she is engaged to wed John McCormick, a western executive of a film distribution company, according to the Los Angeles Times. A second fragment notes wind delaying a field operation and aircraft readiness, with Lieuts delayed in their takeoff.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Coleen ‘Moore
John McCormick
Los Angeles Times
Dayton
Templars Initiate in Masonie Commandery
After a ceremonial afternoon and again last night, the Masonie Commandery initiated a group from Els-Dewey Bose and Winter. Included were several named members and officers such as Alexander, R. P. H. Pits, W. P. Rule, Be H. Mi G. EB. Heard, and J. Quinn serving as secretary in a formal installation at the local lodge.
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Eerie
Masonie Tempea
Els - Dewey Bose
Commandéry
Rentet Thorntomy
Alexander
R. P. H .Pitts
W. P. Rule
H. Mi G. EB. Heard
E. Roe
Roswell
C. Bowman
Der
Howall
Clove
Paine Fame
Generaliaatnao
J. Quinn
OETA 10 Rebelieve De Noms Two Dawson N M Bodies
Fragmentary report notes a deceased individual tied to a season incident near a field or camp. Readable elements mention Dawson and N M as locations or affiliations. Context is unclear but indicates a fatal event with limited details available.
Explosion Cause Not Determined in Operator Incident
An operation related explosion left investigators unable to determine the exact cause. Details remain sparse as officials review site conditions and interview witnesses.
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