Far reaching cotton notes on Hill mixture and boll weevil
Larry Gantt reports rising interest in the Hill mixture calcium arsenate solution to combat boll weevils. He cites endorsements from Manufacturer's Record and views from J S Wannamaker, noting field visits by Hill and observers in multiple Georgia counties. Wannamaker praises the method as cost effective and critical to protecting cotton amid weevil damage and deflation.
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Larry Gantt
Tanner and Herald
Burke County
Fargjers
Clarke, Jackson, Gee
Barrow
Oglethorpe
Elert
Madison
Banks
Burke
Hunter
America
Baltimore
South
T. J. Shackelford
Wannamaker
Mr. Wannamaker
Mr. Hill
French Army Move 3 Decided to Seize Essen
Paris reports a small French force with engineers and customs officers will occupy Essen Thursday morning. Belgian and Italian experts accompany them, Belgians likely to provide troops. France aims to show seriousness while avoiding unnecessary force, seeking a debt settlement with Germany after coal deliveries shortfall. The plan hinges on the reparations commission vote with France Belgium and Italy likely in favor.
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Paris
Associated Press
Essen
France
Ruhr
Germany
Poincare
Guarantess
Belgium
Italy
John Bradbury
Chamber of Deputies
Roland W. Boyder
Reparations Commission
Boyden
Quiet Prevails in Florida After Rosewood Disturbances
Rosewood Florida remains quiet after days of racial violence that left seven dead. Officers hunt Jesse Hunter, a Black suspect believed to have attacked a white woman, while white arsonists burned twelve houses in the Black quarter. Some Black residents hide in woods. authorities hold multiple suspects in custody and seek to prevent further violence.
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Rosewood
Fla
Rosewa 2
Jesse Hunter
Sumner
Hunter
Albany Without Legal Rule Proposed City Manager Change
Advocates of a commission city manager form of government claim Albany will lack a legal rule after Monday night. Contentions arise over governance structure and potential impacts on local authority.
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Albany
Commission City Manager
Further Efforts to Aid New York Liquor Cleanup
Washington reports new steps to apply padlock provisions of prohibition laws to tighten liquor controls in New York. Officials say several national and local houses of business will be targeted as part of the ongoing crackdown and enforcement push.
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Washington
New York
Monnay
Recitals by Katherine Tift Jones Highlight Lucy Cobb Endowment Effort
Katherine Tift Jones, famed soprano, will perform twice for Lucy Cobb this winter. One recital on January 10 is part of the regular lecture course, the other the next night benefits the Lucy Cobb Alumnae Endowment Fund. Her past appearances drew high praise in Macon and Washington, with glowing press notices.
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Athena
Katherine Tift Jones
Lucy Cobb
Katherine
Tift-Jones
Congressional Club
Washington
Frelinghuysen
Senator Frelinghuysen
Athens Abattoir Opens For Business
The Athens Abattoir began operations Monday drawing livestock from city and surrounding farmers. The Board of Health enforces an ordinance requiring health official inspection before and after slaughter. Harold Hodgson, city health officer, and Dr. R. M. Walsh, state veterinarian, attended the opening.
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AtHens
Board of Health
Harold Hodgson
R. M. Walsh
Council Meeting Postponed for Hay Shortage
A regular city council meeting planned for Monday night was postponed due to hay shortages. The postpone delayed the swearing in of new members and the regular agenda items.
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Haysbeld
Former Minister Among Those Arrested in Prohibition Raid
Washington Federal Prohibition authorities raid embassies and legations to check liquor shipments. A man claiming to be Joaquin Mendez former Guatemalan minister was detained with a large quantity of imported wines and whiskies seized. Mrs Elizabeth Hecht also held, admitting the liquors came from foreign sources. State department inquiry found Mendez no longer connected with the establishment.
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Washington
State Department
Vice
Joaquin Mendez
Guatemala
Lieut. Davis
Elizabeth Hecht
Legation
Lieut
Davis
World Traveler Injured in Geneva After Athens Visit
Walter Wanderwell, who toured the world by car and passed through Athens months ago with his wife and two young women, was injured in Geneva Sunday night. He either jumped or fell from a window, but a awning broke his fall. The Athenians recall his visit and their expense-saving photo sessions.
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Walter Wanderwell
Athens
Geneva
Switzerland
Wanderwell
Colle Tied To Rhodes Motor Co In Miami Note
Misread text shows Mr V E Colle linked with Rhodes Motor Co and formerly with Miami Hevrae Company. Details unclear due to OCR garble but indicates association with automotive dealer in Miami and prior employment at another company.
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V. E. Colle
Rhodes Motor Co
V.E. Colle
Miami @hevrae Company
Miami
Fis
Tis
Motor Company
Rrr
Bankers Plan Aid for Farmers Amid Turbulent Kidnapping Case
In Morehouse parish a state inquiry into the Watt Daniel and Thomas Fletcher Richards kidnapping and slaying continues. Evidence aims to show extreme cruelties before death as prosecutors assemble testimony implicating hooded assailants and possible mob involvement. Names of local figures surface as investigators press for warrants and further exhibits.
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Bastrop
A. V. Coco
Watt Daniel
Thomas Fletcher Richards
Morehouse Parish
Enone
Lake la Fourche
Attorney General
Department of Justice
Perdons
Morbhouss
J. L. Daniel
J. P
Skipwith
Cyclops
Morehouse
K. K
B. M. McKoln
Met Rouge
Laurie Calhoun
Daniel
Richards
W. A. Andrews
Andrews
Public Schools Opened Monday After Holidays Return
Thousands of Ath ens school children collected books and lunches and began their trek back to school Monday morning. The high school and all grammar schools opened the term with no recreations.
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Athens
Mae Tay
Big meeting planned for ex-service men event
Plans are complete for a combined meeting at the Knights of Pythias hall Tuesday night at 8. It marks the first joint Allen R. Fleming Jr Post and Woman's Auxiliary gathering and is expected to be a top event. The Legion post showcases the big loving cup won by the Georgia organization at last year’s national convention for best attendance at Reid's Jug Store.
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Knights of Pythias Hall
Allen R. Fleming, Jr. Post
Woman's Auxiliary
Legion Post
Reid’s Jug Store
Georgia Organization
Britain and U S open talks on wartime debt repayment terms
Washington reports that Monday marked the first formal conference between British and American debt commissions. British representatives Baldwin and Norman attend while Mellon and State Department officials represent the United States. The talks aim to determine a maximum annual payment to amortize roughly five billion dollars within twenty five years, with interest rate among early considerations.
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Washington
Associated Press
Unite States
Baldwin
Exchequer
Govearnor Norman
Bank of England
Mellon
Treasury
State Department
Congress
Georgia football star elected new YMC A president
Dave Collins, University of Georgia football star and popular student leader, was elected president of the University Young Men's Christian Association. He succeeds C. A. Lewis and will assume office next fall, with his election expected to draw statewide interest.
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Dave Collins
University of Georgia
University Young Men's Christian Association
Dave
C. A. Lewis
Pevcident
Savannah Negroes Warned Over Ku Klux Notices
Police removed white supremacist posters found on doors of Savannah's Negro churchs amid Sunday night tensions. A delegation of Negro pastors led by Rev W A Tallafloro met Homer F Geiger, claimed Klan involvement. Geiger denied membership. The notices referenced upcoming mayoral elections and births at St Marys.
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Savannah
W. A. Tallafloro
Homer F. Geiger
Ravannah Tonquire
Ofr
Geiger
Ian
Banks Meet To Aid North Georgia Farmers This Week
Athens bankers and business leaders plan a Wednesday meeting with representatives from all local banks and officials from Elberton Winder Jefferson and nearby towns to discuss aiding North Georgia farmers in purchasing arsenate to combat the cotton boll weevil this year. The plan recalls last year’s $2400 initiative and aims to ensure farmers can access needed arsenate and calcium arsenate to control the pest effectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
On, Jr
Commercial Bank
Athens
Elberton
Winder
Jefferson
Fiean Et 0Xington
Ai al
Farmers plan peanut growing meeting in Clarke county
Clarke county farmers show interest in raising peanuts for commercial use. Alex Dunaway will discuss peanut varieties and a crop expert from the College of Agriculture will present. Demonstration agent Jones Purcell notes soil suitability and price variability. Meeting at the courthouse at 3 PM invites all local farmers and businessmen.
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Clarke County
Alex Dunaway
Bail
Brook
College of Agriculture
South Scores
Jones Purcell
No Coal Strike Near West Frankfort Says DL Associated Press
A DL Associated report states there is no coal strike near West Frankfort as workers and management remain in talks under a pre agreement framework. Local officials monitor potential developments while union leaders caution against premature conclusions.
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West Frankfort, DL
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