Farmers Organize Sweet Potato Growers Association
Farmers at Clarke county Farm Bureau meeting plan a survey of soil to guide crops this year. Committees of farmers merchants and bankers will meet to aid growth and sale of special crops. A commodity meeting on peanut growing is set for next Tuesday at the courthouse. An organizing session for the Sweet Potato Growers Association is scheduled for January 17 at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Sweet Potato Growers Association
Clarke County
Farm Bureau
Claude Tuck
Court House
Chamber of Commerce
Miss Rutherford’s Scrap Book Prompts Southern History Insight
Larry Ganit reviews a pamphlet titled Miss Rutherford’s Scrap Book, praising its defense of the South in the Civil War era. The piece argues the conflict was the War Between the States, not a rebellion, and highlights the pamphlet’s causes, data, and call for use in Southern schools.
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T. Larry Ganit
Miss Rutherford
Wliiers
United States
Union
Republic
Missoura
South
Mexico
Abraham Lincoln
Ull
John Brown
Reduced Railroad Rates For Big Farmers Conference
Georgia railroad leaders have secured reduced travel from all points to the farmers conference in Athens January 22 to 27 through the Rotary Club. Ads, letters, and played boards promote the meeting, highlighting the regular round trip fare as the discounted option.
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Rotary Club Committee
Georgia
Rotary Club
Athens
23 Dead In Crash Of River Bridge
KELSO Washington reports the bridge collapse caused 23 missing, two confirmed dead, and several injured. Graved grapplers from Portland arrived as authorities continue to search the Cowlitz River for victims, with employers reporting workers failing to return.
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Portland
Cowlitz River
R. B. Rounsaville Visiting Here
Special representative of Aspironel laboratories, Rounsaville visits the city to promote Aspironal for coughs and colds. A University graduate, he is on a nationwide tour and plans further eastern state visits, noting Aspironal’s broad appeal.
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R. B. Rounshville
Aspironel Laboratories
Rounsaville
Wee Aspironal
Four Die As Train Wreck Near Laclede Missouri
Wrecking crews cleared a head on collision Thursday night between two Chicago Burlington and Quincy freight trains between Megaville and Laclede Missouri. Four trainmen were killed and several people were injured. The dead include engineers B N Barclay and F Erdman, brakeman B Birmingham, fireman N R Wilson, and other crew members Clyde Moling and Ernest Woot.
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Laclede
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Mégaville
B. N. Barclay
F. Erdman
B. Ww
Birmingham
N. R. Wilson
Clyde Moling
Freman
Ernest Woot
Louisiana legal probe into masked depredations at Bastrop
State officials prepare Friday hearing in Morehouse parish to probe kidnapping and slaying of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards with state troops nearby to assume police powers if needed. A. V. Coco leads the inquiry with Howard Warren as special assistant as investigators gather evidence for possible sensational disclosures and arrests.
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Bastrop
Louisiana
Morehouse Parish
Mer Rouge
Department of Justice
Svarathing
Watt Daniels
Thomas Richards
A. V. Coco
Mircer
Daniels
Richards
J. J. Burnett
B. M. McKoin
Met Rouge
Baltimore
Prince of Wales to Wed Scottish Peer’s Daughter
Paris reports military agitation and a grand parade as Montmartre hosts events amid rising tensions. London says the Prince of Wales engagement to a Scottish peer’s daughter will be announced within three months. New Orleans notes Rear Admiral Singer, U. S. N., died after an accident. Berlin cites 53.6 percent rise in German living costs in December. Washington records customs revenue for 1922 at 458 million dollars, up 153.5 million from 1921. Lausanne voices allied belief that a premiere conference breakdown will push Turks to exploit divisions.
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London
The
Daily News
Prince of Wales
Washington
Paris
Hughes
New Haven
Rpach
Germany
Esa
Knvtitvan
Lear
State Department
British Debt Talks Begin With American Commission In Capital
British war debt on the four billion dollar level is to be funded with American negotiations to start next week. Washington discusses data prepared by the British commission led by Stanley Baldwin and Montagu Norman. The two sides differ on expanding the debt funding act to grant the commission more latitude in talks. The first move is to confirm the American commission and estimate an annual payment Britain can meet.
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Washington
Am- Washington
American Commission
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Exlchequer
Montagu C. Norman
Bank of England
Commission
As~ury
Great Britain
Clothier Dead Montclair Leader Dies in New York
Montclair movement reports Frank Turnbull longtime president of Peet vanew York jlers died here Friday after a noted career in the apparel trade. Authorities and associates express condolences as the industry mourns a prominent figure.
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Montclair
N.J
Frank Turnbull
Peet Vanew York Jlers
Priday
France Aims to Make Germany Pay at Lausanne Talks
France seeks to base action on the reparations commission verdicts declaring Germany in default in timber and coal deliveries. Britain may abstain from the commission, while France plans possible Ruhr occupation if defaults continue. Premier Poincare to consult Belgian and British officials before Lausanne.
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Paris
France
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Poincaire
Theunis
Brussels
Bovar Law
London
John Bradpury
Commission
Barthou
Great Britain
John Bradbury
Ruhr
Lausanne
Rosewood Race Riot Shocks Florida Nation
Florida towns reel as race clashes near Rosewood leave multiple dead and a barricaded hut at the center of a violent standoff. Deputized citizens flood in while Governor Hardee weighs calling National Guard to restore order.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Hardee
Florida
Associated Press
Wood
Rosewood
Florida National Guard
Henry Andrews
Cummer Lumbermpany
Boley Wilkerson
Sumner
R. J. Odom
Jacksonville
Otter Creek
Sopheus Studstill
Warner Kirkland
Andrews
Wilkerson
Sur
Sumner and
Bronson
Reparation case linked to murder at Air Line station
Fragments report a man charged with murder following a preliminarily hearing before Justices Milton Thomas J P Nunnally and Thomas A Holbrooks tied to the shooting of Paul Smith near the Air Line railway yard night watchman Harvey Seagraves testified and witnesses described threats and theft accusations as the case moved toward the Clarke county grand jury.
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Smith
Jcourt
Seagraves
Strother
G. Thurma
Smythe
Smith _d
Harvey
Newt Williams
W. M. Langford
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New Orleans
Singer
Capital City
Clothier
Quer Crhek
U. S
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Washington West
British Foreign Office
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Telegtaph
Gove
Bonar Law
Day Chronicle
Europe
the Daily
the Times
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Wolver M. Smith
al Bell
Dean
John B. Gamble
Thomas Rej
George C
Dennis Penny
Thomas
George Thomas
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