World tensions loom from Near East to Europe
A historical column analyzes the Lausanne talks and the broader geopolitical strains between Turkey, Greece, and Britain, highlighting the Near Eastern question, capitulations, and potential conflicts as Germany’s war indemnity hangs unresolved. It notes U S efforts to steer economic remedies, and shifts in diplomacy amid pressure over Mosul and capitulatory privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Switzerland
Turkey
Greece
Europe
Near East
Asiatic
Cypresa
Mediterranean
Vilayet
England
League of Nations
Mosul
China
United States
Costa to preside at Macon ice cream meeting
M J Costa of the Joseph Costa company will travel to Macon this week to preside at the Tri-State Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers annual convention. He also serves as president of the Southern Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers and member of the Southern Wholesale Confectioners executive committee. John Rancken of Augusta is secretary of the Tri-State group.
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J. Costa
Joseph Costa Company
Macon
Sociation of
Untel Dempsey
Costa
Ince Cream
South
Southern Association of Ice Cream Manufacturer
Orleans
Tri-State Association
Southern Wholesale Confectioners’ Association
John Rancken
Augusta
Tri-State Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
County Board Is Reorganized Hartwell Ga
Hartwell Ga Special The county board of commissioners met to reorganize for the coming year A N P Brown formerly chairman is noted as absent D C Alford was chosen chairman J A Bates assigned to fill Brown’s city district role L S Skelton named county police for the new term
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Hartwell
Board of County Commissioners
A. N. P. Brown
D. C. Alford
Rheirman
J. A. Fates
Brown
Clark Gatnea
iMe Ciry
Skelton
Smith Urges Prohibition Policy Shifts in New York
Governor Alfred E. Smith urges Washington to move toward a constitutional amendment permitting light wines and beer, and to require a people’s vote for future federal amendments. He recalls NY’s 18th amendment ratification and a 1920 beer bill later voided by court ruling, calling for broader national action and reform. He also backs repeal of film censorship, direct primaries, home rule, public utilities control, and end to discrimination against women via statutes. February is set as Young People’s Month for Appalachee B Y P U with district rallies and a June associational convention at Winder First Baptist Church.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Alfred E. Smith
Washington
Supreme Court
National Congress
Appalache
Appalachee
Watkinsville
Bishop
Winder
Mountain Creek
Monroe
Braswell
Winder First Baptist Church
Nicholson Sunday School Sponsors Special Program for Orphans
Nicholson Baptist Sunday school in Nicholson Ga hosts a Sunday afternoon event to benefit the Orphans' Home at Hapeville. The program features recitations songs duets and a dialogue led by local students and teachers and concludes with a collection and benediction. A new fad features colored silk handkerchiefs tucked into leather or kid bracelets.
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Clarine Smith
Montine Brock
Theo
Jewett Barnett
Vesta Llewellyn
Alton Spurlock
Lucile Brock
Alva Wallace
Santa Claus
Nell Webb
Mattie V. McEhanney
The
School
Evelyn Crawford
Lone
Evelyn McConnell
Annie Sue Coleman
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Hughes H
Charles
Stewart
Thrace
Hughes
Unite States
Germany
Borah
Harding
SUL
Amteary
Tency
M. J. Costa
YellowCab Co
Georgian Hotel
Athens
Athens and Bogart Road
Winterville
Hubert M. Rylee
Holman Bldg
Athens, Ga
Gov. Smith
N.Y
Tor
India
Goindia
Ella Tee Coleman
Elizabeth Hood
Blowood
Morene
Real
Hubert M.aylee
Williams Transfer & Storage CO
Florence Coal CO
Wynburn., ST
Schley
Frotschen
van Derman
Stuart
Red June
Burbank
Craig Orr
Carr's Hill
Alabama
Arizona
Arkansas
British Columbia
California
Florida
Georgia
Havana
Kentucky
Louisiana
North Carolina
Regon
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virgina West Veerinin
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
R. R. Western Railway of
J. P. Billups
Healey
Atlanta, Ga
Mien’s Department
Meyer
Phoenix
Phoenix Lisle
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