Modern Apartment Houses Needed for Athens England
Citizens debate Athens housing as capital pours into rental needs. Prominent locals Carl Lipscomb and Thalton discuss building modern apartments, backed by strong capital, to supply at least 26 new homes. The piece links religious attendance, Sabbath observance, and community welfare to urban development and church influence.
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Elthary
Athens
Leeds
Ecoteman
Frank Lipscomb
Thalton
Miletee Avenue
Broad St
Hanner li
A B and A Murder Trial Continued Chapter
A Birmingham murder case faced delay as principal witness 0 C Fairfield was arrested. Reported illness among witnesses caused postponement of proceedings in the A B and A murder trial, with defense and prosecution awaiting further developments.
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U . Georgia
Stubbs
Mer Kanor
W. T. Ae
Birmingham
Trycer
Ates Duincipal
Kiwanis Club Plans 7th Anniversary Event
Plans are under way for a Kiwanis Club meeting next Tuesday at the Y M C A to mark the International organization's seventh anniversary and a ladies night. Intant secretary Van Noy Wier says all members are urged to bring a lady. those without a partner may face noticeable absence. District Lt Governor Samuel Green of Atlanta may attend along with other Kiwanis officials. Pat Lamkin's program committee is preparing speeches on Kiwanianism and lively activities.
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Kiwanis Club
Y. M. CG
International Organization
Kiwanianta
van Noy Wier
Winds Blow Car Down Street to Crash On Post
A car owned by Dr. T. J. Wooster of the University of Georgia faculty was blown from its parking spot by strong winds on a Athens street, crashing into a street post in front of the Athens Railway and Electric Company. The post was torn down. the Dodge suffered dented running boards but remained operable. Officials note this is the third or fourth time a front post has been knocked down by passing vehicles in similar wind events.
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T. J. Wooster
University of Georgia
Tinge Avenue
Athens Railway and Electric Company
Kay
Chancellor Barrow Attending Griffin Trustees Meeting
Chancellor David C. Barrow departed Athens Tuesday evening for Griffin to attend a meeting of the trustees of the Georgia Experiment Station. He had just closed the city session at noon Tuesday after presiding Monday at the opening of the new Normal School in the area.
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David C. Barrow
Athens
Griffin
The
Georgia Experiment Station
Barrow
Normal School
Arbuckle’s Second Trial Opens in San Francisco
San Francisco jury pool selected as seven temporary jurors and a police court dismissal in Minnie Neighbors perjury case mark the opening of William S. Arbuckle’s second manslaughter trial here. The proceedings follow her testimony in the first trial related to the Rescue Arbuckle case.
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San Francisco
Minnie Neighbors
Arbuckle
Freight Rates Fall Under Economic Laws
Daniel Illard, president of the Baltimore and Ohio, told the Interstate Commerce Commission on its transportation charges inquiry that railroad rates are being slowly forced downward by economic laws. He warned that artificial acceleration would benefit the roads over the public.
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Washington
Daniel Illard
Baltimore and Ohio
Interstate Commerce Commission
Machinery starts to put treaty in effect at Dublin Castle
Dublin. Summoning of the South Irish Parliament to meet Saturday by Arthur Griffith and his cabinet began evacuating Dublin Castle. Eamon De Valera said the party would ignore the summons and pursue independence, predicting decisions within six to nine months under British threat.
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Dublin
Associated
Reas
Arthur Griffith
Jail Eireann
She
Dublin Castle
Eamon de Valera
Governor urges central government overhaul in state
Richmond report says centralization of the state government is recommended to the legislature. It would grant the governor power to remove and appoint all department heads to promote efficiency. A constitutional amendment would bar from office those who are politically dry but personally wet.
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Richmond
Two Negroes Held In Connection With Alabama Murder
Birmingham police arrested John Pearson and Wilson Eubanks in connection with the Tuesday night murder of Mrs Crawford near her Crawford home. Two other suspects reported seeing the pair near the scene Tuesday night. Mrs Crawford was struck with a heavy instrument, apparently an axe, and left unconscious.
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Birmingham
John Pearson
Wilson Eubanks
Mra
Crawford
Woman's Party Aims Virginia Equality Before Law
The National Woman's Party began a Richmond campaign to make Virginia the first Southern state to place women on equality before the law with men. Similar drives will follow in Kentucky Maryland South Carolina and Mississippi legislatures.
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Woman's Party
Virginia
Washington
National Woman's Party
Richmond
Kentucky
Maryland
South Carolina
Mississippi
Woodrow Wilson Foundation to be discussed at mass meeting
State chairman Pleasant A. Stovall of Savannah and county chair T H McHatton will lead a mass meeting in Athens to form a Woodrow Wilson Foundation plan. Subscriptions to the foundation will be started and the program will feature speeches by leading local citizens. Monday January 16 is Woodrow Wilson Day with University of Georgia and local schools expected to observe and promote the movement.
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Woodrow Wilson Foundation
M.C. A
Woodrow Wilson
Athens
Clarke County
Woodrow Wilson , Foundation
Hon Pleasant
A. Stovall
Savannah
Foundation
T. H. McHatton
University
State ,Normal School
Lucy Cobb ‘Institute
Infant Earl Fights In Court For 3 Million Estate
In London Mrs Eleanor Brownlee, famed for British racing circles, seeks control of the late Earl of Shrewsbury's estate totaling about 3 million. The case centers on alleged manipulation of the Earl while he was vulnerable. Mrs Brownlee denies the charges as the will probate faces scrutiny.
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Earl of Shrewsbury
Farmers Plan to Sell Cream to Augusta Market
Emanuel county plans to ship cream to Augusta market with C Garner coordinating temporarily. Barnwell county hosts two boll weevil meetings on January 17 at 10 am and 2 pm, H G Boylaton presiding. Darlington touts cooperative tobacco marketing with 6,000,000 pounds signed for five years through Tri State Tobacco Marketing Association.
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Emanuel
Augusta Bwainsboro
C. Garner
Emanuel County
Augusta
Garner
Bwainsboro
Barnwell
8. C
Blackville
Lyric Theatre
H. G. Boylaton
Darlington
Darlington County
A. H. Ward
E. E. McGill
Tri- State Tobacco Marketing Association
Noanty Executive Committee
County official sets Friday hearing on burning allegations
MOULTRIE Ga. A county commissioner announced a Friday hearing on charges filed by citizens accusing J C Grawart chief county police of participating in the burning near here last summer of a negro convicted of killing a white girl.
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Moultrie
J. C. Grawart
Here
Clarke County Healthful Place Population Uptrend
Clarke County shows a healthy growth with 694 births and 384 deaths last year. Reports indicate six murders and five personal crisis incidents, reflecting a rising population driven by high birth rates and a relatively low death rate.
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J. C. Barrow
Clarke County
Dr Porter Speaks At Varsity YMCA On Thursday Night
Doctor K R Porter pastor of the First Christian Church will address University faculty and students at the Young Men's Christian Association building Thursday at 7 pm on Immortality from the Scientific Point of View A large crowd is expected as Porter is regarded a forceful city minister.
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Dr. Porter
YMCA
KR. L. Porter
First Christian Church
Young Men's’ Christian Association
Doctor Porter
Worst Winter Gale Strikes New York and New Jersey
The worst winter gale, clocked at 90 mph at Sandy Hook, battered the coasts of New York and New Jersey, unmoored small boats in New York harbor, delayed incoming liners at quarantine, and caused injuries from falling cornices. A 14 year old girl, Ann LaCart, was killed by a falling limb amid the storm.
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New York
Associated Preea
Sandy Hook
New Jersey
New York Harbor
Jeter
Ann LaCart
Railroad Loan Request Sought From State Commission
A fragment notes Nortel seeks a ten year government loan from the state Commerce Commission. Details are unclear in the unreadable OCR segment, but the item concerns a transportation company requesting financial support from regulatory authorities.
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Railroad
Ashington
State Commerce Commission
Wea. A
Prohibition Smuggling Vessels List Grows to Twenty
Federal authorities issued a list of rum running vessels readied for action at prohibition headquarters. The compilation now names about twenty ships, both American and foreign, aiding enforcement against bootleggers.
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Washington
Associated Press
Prohibition
Foreign Trade 1921 Surpasses 1913 by Wide Margin
Washington reports that U S trade with Europe and Latin America expanded significantly in 1921 from 1913 levels. Trade with Europe reached over two billion dollars versus about one and a half billion in 1913, while Latin America totaled about one billion four hundred million, marking a one hundred percent rise.
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Washington
United States
Europe
Latin America
Department of Commerce
French Premier Faces Cabinet Over Reparations Terms
Premier Briand travels from Cannes to Paris to brief the cabinet and seek support amid opposition criticism. Negotiations focus on new German reparations terms, with details showing reduced cash payments but larger in kind shares. The Allied Supreme Council met to discuss reparations as Briand presses for cabinet backing amid broader Anglo-French alliance talk. George Harvey attends the council session after a Monday car crash recovery.
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Cannes
Associated Press
Briand
Paris
Chamber
Germany
France
Allied Supreme Council
Ert Anfo
Hans Rea
Wave Devo
Walter Bathenay
Berlin
Austria
Rui Stang
Francé
Italy
Great Britain
Belgium
Japan
George Harvey
Council
Ford plans Muscle Shoals power city in Alabama
Detroit led report says Henry Ford would develop the Muscle Shoals water power project in Alabama turning waste power into a vast industrial center. He envisions a 76 mile long city, steam driven nitrate and plant work, then turning the project over to the government so heirs or others profit is prevented. Ford plans to visit Washington to discuss the proposal with Secretary Weeks.
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Detroit
0 Press
Henry Ford
Alabama
Worth
Associated Press
Ford
United States
Muscle - Shoals
Muscle Shoals
Hin J Reef
Washington
Weeks
Guardmen Testify at Lancaster Lynching Trial
Hamilton Alabama witnesses describe Seargeant Robert I Lancaster bunking on two nights of the William Bales lynching. Hy Searcy testifies he saw no car arrive or depart while on duty. Two soldiers corroborate portions of the testimony.
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Hamilton
Alabama
Searcy
Seargeant
Robert I. Lancaster
William Bales
Savies
Lancaster
Bia
Hoover Testifies on Railway Rates in Congress Hearing
Washington reports Hoover appears before the Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry into general transportation rates. He is expected to discuss the relation of rates to goods and services amid the ongoing examination of the rail system and pricing structures.
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Hoover
Washington
Northeast Georgia Conference Child Welfare Program
Northeast Georgia Conference hosts a three day child welfare program January 23 to 25 with speakers including A E Lindeman from Piedmont Carolina College for omena St to Pith DE and Edw. Lindeman. Dr. Dorothy Docker of the State Health Division will discuss child hygiene and Miss Grace Abbott may attend. Mrs J B Hayes of the State Federation of Women’s Clubs joins discussions on welfare and Mrs L B Bush of Alabama outlines Alabama’s welfare laws.
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Northeast Georgia
James L. Sibley
A. E. C. Lindeman
Piaeth Carolina College
Omena St
Lindeman
Red Cross
Evenin
Gram
J. B. Hayes
State Federation of
Wi Clubs
L. B. Bush
State Department of Child Wee
Montgomery
Alabama
Uebama
Oe Southern
Dorothy Docker
State of Health
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
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Aida
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Louisiina
Wren
Borst
S.C
Metor
Etinu
Capital
Meet
de Valera
Wilson Foundation
Pleasant A. Stovall
Brownlee
England
Argentine
Reece
Scionda
Brownlée
Earl OF
Phrewsbury
Eleanor Brownlee
Berita Panay
I Broadway
Tate
Ta Occa
Rich Kraak
Arin
Sona
Hug
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