Jarrell Names Chamber of Commerce Committee Chairs
Pres Jarrell of the Chamber of Commerce outlines plans for the new year and appoints committee chairs. Legislation J J Strickland. Civic Affairs Julian B McCurry. Entertainments Rodney C Wilson. Municipal Affairs A B Davison. Manufacturing A Dudley. Schools F A Lipscomb. Agriculture James W Morton. Publicity Charles B Martin Dan H Magill. Conventions H J Rowe. Streets M J Abney. Finances J Warren Smith. Sanitation W H een prost. Agriculture Prof A Rhodes. Georgie C M Stradant.
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J. J. Strickland
Julian B. McCurry
Rodney C. Wilson
A. B. Davison
A. @. Dudley
F. A. Lipscomb
James W. Morton
Chas
B. Martin
Dan H. Magill
H. J. Rowe
M.J. Abney
J. Warren Smith
W. H.' Een
Peace Treaty Negotiations Sink Deeper Into Deadlock
Washington on February 17 reports show compromise talks on the peace treaty tangled, with even supporters doubting enforcement prospects. Democratic Leader Hitchcock commented that efforts to secure Romanian aid and modify Article 10 reservations were failing, suggesting no quick solution.
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Washington
Senate
Democratic
Hitchcock
Ropuo
Drive Replies to Letters Requested NY Campaign
A four day campaign of the citizens' committee led by Mayor Andrew Carcin raised $14,735 toward a $20,000 goal. Contributors include personal pledges toward the balance, with $2,424.50 added to bring the total to $17,159.50. The committee plans more fundraising to reach the full amount and invites additional subscribers who did not receive Mayor Erwin's letters to contribute.
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Ciizens’ Committee
Andrew Carcin
Erwin
Income Tax Blank Availability Amid Revenue Provisions
Tax forms 1099 and 3096 are now ready for filing under the at source income provision. Citizens can obtain these forms at offices of collectors of internal revenue and the commissioner of payments division.
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Coltectore
Interne Sverna
Denier
Iortore
Pdiviat
Two City Court Trials Close With Mixed Rulings
Two cases were heard in city court yesterday. Harrgson Yerby involved a note for a mule with a verdict for the plaintiff. Link Pittman concerned an account. a counterclaim led to a verdict for the defendant and dismissal of the suit, leaving both sides' claims as initially filed.
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Yerby
M. Link
Roy Pittman
Fate of Americans Causes Much Uneasiness
Constantinople reports widespread worry over the fate of American nationals in China and elsewhere as shortages and unrest unfold. The dispatch notes tensions between Turkish and French forces and references nationalist delegates and refugee crises amid ongoing conflicts and shortages in the region.
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Ancociated Press
Constantinople
Nerror
Gilicia
Busters Bey
Denth
Picae Report Shows Fire Department Elections and Activity
Ca men on the force and his election to captain by the commission place the offices in worthy hands. Firemen Ira B Teat C M Lankford and L H Guest were elected on probation for six months. Chief McDorman reports monthly fire department activity with alarms answered and no serious fires. Niney three connections made for fire prevention and seventeen smoke flues inspected. Fines collected totaled 1 426.25 for January with 66 from prior month and 98 95 from the recorder's court offenses. Arrestee counts include 2 White males 46 colored individuals and 15 other cases.
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Ira
Teat
C. M. Lankford
L. H. Guest
McDorman
Recorder’s Court
Genel
Stors Win Over Lightweight In Athens Lossed By Local Team
The Georgia Military College Ioast team lost to the Detets 6 to 21 in Athens their second game there this week after a 37 to 19 win over the Georgia Reserves on Monday. Moore led G M C with 19 points before a bloody eye. Thornton added 10, Watson 4, while guard pair Strupper and Fits contributed in a rugged contest.
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Athens
Georgia
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Moore
Thornton
Watson
Strupper
Fits
Teal Goard
Lacentor
Hoover rails at government control in inaugural remarks
In New York on February 17, Herbert Hoover, presiding at an American Institute of Mining address, criticizes government operation of railroads and shipping as experiments while noting a shift toward private ownership. The speech also references railroad modernization and industry performance during a period of economic transition.
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New York
Col Davison Dies At Greensboro Sunday
Colonel James Davison a prominent lawyer died at his Greensboro home Sunday afternoon after a brief illness from influenza. He began his legal career at Union Point with Judge John Ert before age twenty-one and built a notable practice in Greensboro and the state.
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Jameas Davison
Greensboro
Davison
Dinetla
Union Point
Mendoes
Greenstore
Wisness
Pershing Created in New Feb 17 Carnival Tale
A fragmented report notes General Pershing mentioned in a carnival tale dated February 17. The phase includes references to a "Tinka of Vic tory" and a 1029 event, with unclear context or accuracy.
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Pershing
General Pershing
Tinka
Lucy Cobb Friends Meet in Chapel to Discuss Scour
In February a Virginia discussion in a chapel touched on a broad topic with references to a large sum and profits. The fragment mentions names such as Rutherford and Billops and an agenda to elect a chair for a pram executive group, with unclear context and multiple misspellings.
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Lucy Cobb
Schour
Georgia Wildcats to Face Tulane Tonight in Octagon Match
Georgia Wildcats travel to meet Tulane in an Octagon clash highlighted by prep for Auburn next. The team aims to rebound after a 36 to 23 loss to Atlanta Athletic Club and a tied 7 7 recent score, with player Joe Beans leading the effort and familiar floor expected at Costa’s today.
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Octagon
Jane
Georgia
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Wildcats
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Atanta Athletic Club
Tegoman
Joe Bean
Conchiegeman
Auburn
Yacht Club Accepts Lipton's Challenge
New Jersey yacht club formally accepted Sir Thomas Lipton's challenge for the America's Cup. The series will begin July 16 with the best three of five races to determine the winner.
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Yacht Club
Lipton
Associated Press
New Jerefen
New York
Ai Club
Honing Lipton
Gaillaux Trial Opens in France Amid Debates
France opens the Gaillaux trial with premier Par e, initial proceedings begin amid political debate as jurists and officials outline the case and suspects’ roles. The international press notes rising tension as charges unfold in Paris.
City Council Set to Meet at Noon for Bond Purchase Hearing
City officials will convene at noon to receive bids for the city bonds issued for street improvements. Mayor Andrew C. Erwin urged attendance from bonding companies and visitors. Mrs. Bennett Darnist has returned from a trip before resuming her duties.
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Andrew C. Erwin
Bennett Darnist
Ashoma
Auguata Chronicle
Local OCR fragment item noted for transcription
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page shows scattered names and symbols including borbes and hoteoas. The readable content is sparse, with unclear context or full sentences. No definite event dates or locations are extractable from the fragment.
Etal Store Plan Opens New Branch to Meet Demand
A historic retail note describes Etal Store and partners expanding with a new branch to boost supply and display goods. The move aims to meet rising demand and keep pace with the market, with the Clayton area referenced as a locality milestone.
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King-Hodigson ‘Cor ‘Company
Atoru
Clayton
Na Princa Agentties
Mg Ae
Property Returned to D. H. Winter
Money notes valued at twenty thousand dollars are returned to D. H. Winter of Winterville by the United States alien property representative. The attorney general’s office action was announced yesterday. Winter, born in Germany, is a naturalized American citizen.
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D. H. Winter
Winter
Willy
Mr. Winter
United State
Enna H
Thettorney
Germany
Amer
Dining Car Incident Leaves Family in Mourning
A fragmentary New York report notes a dining car hood incident linked to a conductor and his wife amid a flu scare. A New Jersey man claimed a cleric shot a baby, dying minutes later, with unclear details and dates unresolved.
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Difa
Bary
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