Athens Senator Plans Large Abattoir and Cold Storage Facility
A proposed abattoir and cold storage plant to be built in Athens on seven acres near the Georgia Railway station by Senator L C Brown Jr. would slaughter and dress 25 hogs and five cattle daily. The project, funded by Browns capital with stock sold to butchers and others, aims to boost local farming and regional meat processing capacity in northeast Georgia.
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Athens
Georgia
L. C. Brown
Wes
Brown
Greensboro
Anti
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Cne
Charges Against Harding Made In Senate Clash
Senate debate in Ohio room cites Civil Service law violations. Senator Warren accuses President Wilson of misspending millions with no accounting. Senator Harrison buttresses charges as Senator Caraway presses on postmaster appointments and politicized patronage in Arkansas cases.
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Ohio
Civil Service
Harding Turday
Senate
Jarrigoh
Mississippi
Manneement
Borne Borsa
Pevelnant Benator
Warren
Wilson
Harrison
Caraway
Enor Ralsajon
Arkansas
Senatar Carey
Athens Rotarians Schedule Event Kind to Welcome Members
In Athens a Rotary club plans a gathering this week marking a new member welcome. Details on venue and time are still being arranged for the local service group known as the Rotary.
Arrest of Margaret Householder in local building fire probe
A 17 year old clerk, Margaret Householder, was arrested in connection with a fire probe at a local building. Investigators reported the incident involves the office area and the arrest followed initial inquiries.
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Margaret Householder
Eure
Chancellor Wirth Faces Critical Bundestag Test Over Rail Policy
Berlin reports Chancellor Wirth confronts a showdown with the Reichstag over four opposition votes on railway strike policy. The cabinet risks collapse if defeated, with deferral of balloting until Wednesday and hopes for a decisive approval. Independent socialist leader Dittmann calls for Stinnes inquiry amid alleged meddling with Germany’s rail system.
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Associated Press
Wirth
Bane
Paris
Bart
Conor Wirth
A ‘Ira
Independent Socialists
Herr Dittmann
Hugo Stinnes
Herr Stinnes
Germany
Stinnes
Datag
Nashville man John M Blake dies after heart failure
John M Blake a Nashville native and traveling representative for H M Cole Manufacturing died at St Marys Hospital after a rapid decline following helter hotel stay. He was about fifty five and survived by his wife Mrs Blake and son John Em Blake. Funeral details were not released.
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John M. Blake
Nashville
St. Mary's Hospital
Georgian
Phya’clang
Bike
H. M. Cole Manufacturing Company
Chester
Athens
Mraily Blake
John Em Blake
Ji Boies Masri Heital
Sands Still Wanted In Death Mystery
Los Angeles police continue probing the murder of film director William Desmond Taylor. District Attorney Woolwine plans further questioning of witnesses, including actress Mabel Normand and former Taylor aide Edward Sands, amid scattered clues and searches for a key suspect. Authorities emphasize ongoing investigation and nonpublic details.
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Los Angeles
William Desmond Ler
Thomas Lee Woolwine
Hia
Taylor
Normand
Woolwine
Edward F. Sands
Davis
William C. Doran
Senate approves condition for Leviathan reconditioning
Boston supporters of Victor Sente sought the job to condition the giant liner Leviathan but Senate action may block the effort. An Lodge amendment limits use of shipping board funds to vessels if navy yards cannot estimate costs, delaying private bids until a government option is considered.
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Boston
Senate
Shipping Board
Senator Lodge Republican
Massachusetts
Navy
Hfe
France Seeks Allied Support At Genoa Meeting
Fragmented text shows references to France seeking all nation aid at Genoa conference with mentions of entente, Britain, and American participation. Garbled lines mention United States government and Meaney Ord and Italian matters.
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Pation
Jones Ee
High Bh
Anthony
Edison Reflects On Ford and Muscle Shoals At 76
Thomas A. Edison says he has fifteen more years of work for humanity and backs Ford in Muscle Shoals if government interest aligns. He praises Roosevelt and Bernhardt, names Ford as capable but not fit for president, and supports continued naval preparation while urging caution with deadly weapons. The interview notes his admiration for Washington Conference efforts and signals ongoing lab work after the celebrations.
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West Orange
N. J
Thomas
A. Edison
Reefer
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Sarah Bernhardt
Henry Ford
Ford
Washington
Edleon
America
Arlington National Cemetery
Coe
Harding
Thomas Lipton
Charles M. Schwab
Hhe
Americans Flock to Rome for Coronation Tickets
Americans in Rome scramble for papal coronation tickets as the Vatican allotment to the American college totals 300. Speculators offer seats for 100 lire while families consider leaving Vatican premises after promises of access. Reports note Pope Pius VII may steer church toward healing and unity amid tensions with Russia and Poland.
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Enome
Jtetem
Rome
American College
Vatican
Monsi
Riekith
Puasegneer
Gendarea
Poland
Olin
St. Maurice
Lazarus
Vatican I
Pius 7
Directors Plan Merger Of Athens Banks In New Commercial Bank
Directors of the Commercial Bank of Athens and the People's Bank move to merge by stockholder vote. The new institution, to be named The Commercial Bank of Athens, would have $300000 capital and $100000 surplus with Hugh Gordon Jr as president and Selig Bernstein as vice president. The bank plans to remodel 120 College Avenue and install safety boxes, aiming for a strong local financial presence.
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Hugh Haoa Jr
New Bank
Mentain
Call “Commercial
Athens
People’s Bank
Comtee
Informg Y Au
Sachs
Georgia
Hugh Gordon
Hugh H. Gordon, Jr
Commercial Bank
Selig Bernstein
The
Peoples Bank
Commercial Bank of Athena
College Avenue
Funeral Services for Mrs Gippie Thomas Announced
Funeral services for Mrs Gli Prasidence 305 Booth Jackson dhured Monday the hour to be announced later. Jereph Domgett Jackeon Fowles Short and Robert Bowden listed among mourners. Mrs Thomas was the wife of J Thomas a former resident of Athens and Presbyterian church member.
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Gli
Fowles
Jereph Domgett
Short
Robert Bowden
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