Farmers Back Criticism Of Holloman Boll Weevil Letters
A Georgia farmer column recounts endorsements from C. Mo Morton, Morgan Gaulding, W. W. Scott, J. A. Darwin, and Hon. T. J. Shackelford, who support criticisms of Holloman boll weevil letters in the Constitution. They warn the letters mislead about cotton under boll weevil stress and urge continued emphasis on food crops and prudent farming rather than cotton expansion.
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C. Mo Morton
Willand Hettry Morton
Morton
Morgan Gaulding
Colverte ix
Goulding
Holloman Boll Weevil
Washington
Gaulding
Lower Oglethorpe
W. Scott
W. W. Scott
Athens
J. A. Darwin
Greene County
Washi Mn City
Darwin
T. J. Shackelford
Crow
South
San
First Session of W. M. U. Conference Largely Attended
Almost 200 women gathered at the First Methodist church despite rain to open the W. M. U. conference. Dr Venable Mr Anthony and Mrs Louis Johnston welcomed attendees as Miss Kate Korea and Mrs Julia Gaither spoke on missionary work and letters from home supporting missionaries. An invitation extended for all interested to attend future sessions and a program outline for Tuesday February 14 was listed.
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First Methodist
Venable
Anthony
Louis Johnston
Heateas Society
Wallace Rogerax
Rome
Ira
W. B. Higginbotham
R. J. Atkinson
Hig
Kate Korea
Korean ‘Missionary Society
Siberia
Thibet
Julia Gaither
China
Sirs Gaither
Walter Anthony
Life Press
Mra
H. K. Gairdner
E.W. Brogdon
Salle Stewart
R. M. Striplin
Ildren
M. E. Tilly
Board of City 8
Norish Vamdivities
Vvcine
B. Tilly
Ing
Cooper
Jiresa
Sateen
Time to Change Watchful Waiting Policy in Mexico
A fragmented excerpt discusses reevaluating a watchful waiting policy in Mexico and hints at shifting American policy toward a more proactive approach. The text mentions media coverage and timing but lacks clear actions or official statements.
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Mexico
Doughboy Armed With Bayonet Still Best Bet
Washington report declares the doughboy with a rifle and bayonet remains the primary combatant in war, with aircraft tanks bombs and artillery seen as auxiliaries. Infantry strength and mobility, aided by steel helmets, define basic battlefield effectiveness in post war analysis.
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Washington
Soldiers Bonus Revenue Plans to be Made Known
Washington sources say the administration may reveal its method to raise funds for the soldiers bonus to Congress on Tuesday. President Harding and Secretary Mellon conferred Monday, and two congressional proposals were discussed. One favors taxation, the other a short time treasury note or bonds.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Mellon
Treasury
Governors Raise Call to Curtail Tax Exempt Securities
Washington governors from fifteen states inform House banking chair McFadden they favor a constitutional amendment banning further tax exempt securities. Six oppose. Seven are non-committal. Alabama and Georgia indicated support.
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Washington
McFadden
House Banking Committee
Alabama
Georgia
London Women Police To Be Disbanded Soon
London’s women police, about 106 officers, are deemed not a necessity and costly to maintain at 60,000 pounds yearly. A government economy committee labeled the utility of the policy negligible and recommended disbanding the patrols at the earliest possible moment per Daily Mail reports.
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London
Associated’ Press
Liliam Horwood
Jenny Slotter
Metropolittan” Police
Réault
Daily Mail
Keliaddes
Young Wife Killed By Husband In the Darkness
A husband in BELAY is accused of killing his wife after claiming a burglar triggered the gunfire. He said a noise in the dark room prompted him to investigate with a pistol, fatally wounding his wife. No formal charges have been filed yet.
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T. Heery
Ghey
Yannéry
Evacuation of British Troops in Dublin Reported Halted
Dublin reports say the evacuation of British and other forces from the city was unexpectedly suspended on Monday. A planned departure of steamers to Holyhead and Liverpool with contingents was canceled amid fears tied to events in Ulster. The Times Dublin noted widespread dismay as clashes led to eight wounded and the capture of a Sinn Fein member, amid broader tensions over amnesty talks and Irish political motives.
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Associated Press
Holyhead
Liverpool
Ulster
London
Treland
Arthur Griffith
Hind Ieee Collins
Times
Fenners
Matthew Pepsrick
Ecumee
England
Ireland
Movie Theaters Condemned Over Structural Defects
Cincinnati inspectors ordered the Lyceum moving picture house and another theatre closed after finding bulging walls and 3 structural defects in buildings aging over 500 years old in the wake of the Knickerbocker Theatre disaster in Washington.
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Cincinnati
Games
Lyceum Moving Picture Houssa
Knickerbocker
Washington
Hoover price index shows basic industries below 1913 levels
Hoover index indicates prices in four basic industries are below 1913 levels while other sectors run higher. Farm crops and animal farming show declines, copper and coal trends vary. Wages and retail lumber costs appear elevated against the 1913 baseline as trade and industry adjust to new equilibrium.
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Herbert Ree.loover
Industrien
Hoovers
Douglas
Autobersenill
Buna I
Hoover
Plan No Increase Soft Coal Miners Wages Report
INDIANAPOLIS No general wage rise for soft coal miners as a plan is reported instead to retain current wage scales. The committee of the convention begins its session Tuesday with semi official information and ongoing efforts toward wage preservation.
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Indianapolis
Cena
Apecel
Missing Florida Men Reported Safe in Puerto Rico
Three Miami men J. J. Hart Linton Strange and Leon Walker were reportedly safe after being missing in the Florida area. A cablegram from San Juan Puerto Rico indicates they were picked up by a schooner without wireless, ending fears for their safety.
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Miami
Fla
Pat
San Juan
Porto Rico
J. J. Hart
Linton
Strange
Leon Walker
William Jennings Bryan Rival Reported for Florida Senate
A fragmented report notes speculation that William Jennings Bryan may seek the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate seat from Florida this year in opposition to Senator Trammell. The text is garbled but suggests a political contest involving Bryan and Trammell in Florida.
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Cane
United States Senate
Florida
Genator
Trammell
New York Autoists Lose 20 Cars Daily to Thieves
New York police report that about twenty residents in Greater New York have a car stolen each day. Last year over 6,000 automobiles were stolen, with an estimated value around 630 million dollars. Police note 95 percent were insured. 331 thefts were reported in the first 27 days of the latest month across 55 makes.
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New York
Greater
Officiala
Julian McCurry to Return to Office Tuesday
Julian McCurry prominent Athens lawyer confined at home for two weeks due to a serious cold and grippe will likely return to his Mutual building office Tuesday, his secretary told reporters. He had planned to resume Monday but postponed because of bad weather.
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Julian McCurry
Athens
Milledge Argnue
Mutual
McCurry
Regional Meet to be Held at Winder Church
A regional conference for churches will be held at the First Winder church in Winder Ga in February 2021. Speakers include Dr John F of Atlanta Dr Arch C Creete and representatives from the Mission board and Evangelism. Free entertainment and activities for pastors W M A B O Y P U and church workers will be provided. Attendees are asked to write Rev W H Faust of the First Winder church to indicate interest.
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Winder
John F
Atlanta
Arch C. Creete
Mission Board
Ewe
Railey
W. HF Faust
Paw
The
First Winder Church
Army Reduction Aims With Army Bill Debate
Washington reports demand for trimming the armed forces to 100000 enlisted men or as low as 75000, to be proposed when the annual army appropriation bill reaches the House floor. Subcommittee members drafting the measure predicted action during floor consideration.
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Washington
Noted speakers at students dinner at parish house
Speakers at a university students dinner in the Parish House included Bishop Michael Doctor Bowie Mr John Moore Walker and Dr A G Richards of Emmanuel Church The event opened at 6 30 PM with Bishop Michael delivering the principal address on church relations to students in higher education The evening featured Bowie speaking on his lecture series Walker offering a personal view of student mental and spiritual problems and Richards leading a group discussion stressing the church role in guiding students to resolve doubts about the ruling power of the universe
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Michael
Bowie
John Moore Walker
A. G. Richards
Emmanuel Church
Prin Chey
Richmond
Shel Vm
Walker
Richards
Interdenominational Evangelistic Campaign Planned in Winder
Winder Georgia churches plan a simultaneous evangelistic effort for late April and early May. A committee including W H Faust L W Collins J B Brookshire Claud Mayne and W H Quarterman will organize the details. City Christians expect broad community participation to strengthen county spiritual forces with extensive advertisements and immediate spiritual outreach.
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Winder
W. H. Faust
L. W. Collins
J. B. Brookshire
Claud Mayne
W. H. Quarterman
Disappearance Report In Mobile Station
Two teenage girls from New Orleans, Misa Autrey Bitter and Mize, vanished from a Mobile railway station after arriving Saturday and checking into a hotel under assumed names. They told adults they were tired of school and wanted work. E S Butler, president of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange and father of one girl, left New Orleans Monday night to help return them.
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Mobile
Misa Autrey
Bitter
New Orleans
Mize
Penne
Butler
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Miss Butler
No Promise From Ford To Operate Fertile Plant
Washington. Efforts of the House military committee to exact a pledge from Ford to operate the Fertile Plant failed. W. B. Mayo, Ford representative, said Ford would not modify his offer except to clarify language. The panel also could not resolve differences over the Muscle Shoals plant and power options with Major J. Burns of the Army. Senate committee hearings on the Ford offer will begin soon as Weeks studies other Muscle Shoals proposals and Bolstrum submits his offer.
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Washington
House Military Committee
Henry Ford
W. B. Mayo
Ford
J. Burns
Army
Ordinance Department
Warrior
Aras Power Company
Burns
Muscle Shoals
Mayo
Platentens
Anil Ali Mae
Roan
Senate Committee
Senate
Frederick Baiptrum
Eee
Men Arrested at Sharon For Liquor In Auto
Crawfordville Ga Sunday morning a man in Sharon flagged down by town authorities in a seven passenger touring car. One man appeared intoxicated and was logged as a liquor influence. Suspects John E Woutze and W F Jerran claimed travel from Savannah to Atlanta. Car contained 39 quarts of liquor neatly wrapped in a tin compartment. Prohibition agents W Sturdivant and others were alerted and paired men escorted to Talai ein Gytsca. A notebook listed travel from Sharon to Hillman and Daniel to Union Point.
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Crawfordville
Sharon
Aix
Washington
John E. Woutzse
W. F. Je
Atlanta
Savannah
Georgia
Convay
Erin W
Sturdivant
Thin County
W. F
Gainesville
Tala Ein Gytsca
Hillman
Daniel
Union Point
Pope Pius Plans First Consistory At Early Date
Pope Pius will convene his first consistory at an early date with preparations underway and expectations running high. The Vatican indicates a formal date soon, signaling a renewed pace in papal ceremonies and church governance.
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Pius
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