Grim game in Ruhr occupation by Germans and French
In Duesseldorf and Essen, German officials and industrial leaders face arrests as France enforces reparations in the Ruhr. Despite repression, Germans resist occupation through non cooperation while bankers and businesses fear widespread trade slowdowns and loss of U.S. and South American exports.
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Duesseldorf
Associated Press
Mayence
Ruhr
Essen
Fritz Thyssen
Raby
Germany
Luther
Easen
Essen Chamber of Commerce
United States
South America
The Sensible Year and Honest Advertising Plans
The Banner-Herald notes a year focused on sensible business growth through prompt action and fixed policies. It urges building on honest advertising and pest service foundations, avoiding hectic readjustments while pursuing stronger progress.
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Honest Ad
Pest Service
Settlement of Debt Question Is Forecasted
Washington reports cautious optimism on a possible settlement plan between British debt authorities and the United States. Officials say the joint commissions reached a well considered, maximum concession outline likely to be proposed after Chancellor Baldwin and the British team return to London. The plan hinges on assurances of fiscal capacity and potential tax implications amid shifting European politics.
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Washington
Associated Press
British Debt Commission
America
United States
Baldwin
British Commission
London
Unitedites
Wallace Reid Cremated Amid Hollywood Memorial Farewell
The body of Wallace Reid, film star, lay in state at First Congregational Church in Hollywood for public viewing from 10 AM to 2:30 PM before joint services at 3:30 PM. Clergy, Elks officers, and actors attended as crowds gathered outside, with cremation to follow at a Glendale cemetery.
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Los. Angeles
Wallace’ Reid
Billy
Betty
First Congregational Church
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Neal Revtorff
St. Mary's of the See
Holly‘wood
the Elks
Oaks
Benny Frazee
Williams
Ri” Tart
Ed Brady
Oeh Beerry
En Desmond
Eugene Jonora
Theodore
Famous Players
West Coast Studios
Reid
Aemetery
Glendale
Four Men Executed In Irish Prison Short Sentence
Four men were executed in an Irish prison after being convicted of possessing arms and explosives. Names and exact locations were unclear due to damaged text but the report notes the executions occurred in County Kerry area, with the incident linked to an Irish security crackdown.
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Belfast
Rod Buiney
Tralee
Sai
Losis
Kerry
James Paintee Kilarney
Sixteenth Annual Farmers Week Begins in Athens
The sixteenth annual Farmers Week and Market Conference opens Monday at the State College of Agriculture in Athens Georgia. Sessions run morning afternoon and evening throughout the week with lectures by Dr B L Hill Dr A M Soule J E Conwell M C Gay James W Morton Mrs M E Judd and others. A large exhibit by agricultural and home economic agents will be displayed in the Animal Husbandry building. The program lists talks on cooperative associations commodity organization and producer consumer relations. PMID: 1923 references indicate January 22 27 1923 schedule summarized for readers.
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Athens
B. L. Hil
Frat Presbyterian Church
A. M. Soule
J. EB. Cornwell
Georgia Growery Co-operative Association
Conwell M. C. Gay
James W. Morton
M. E. Judd
J. G. Oliver
State College Fx
Atiers
Ine O’clorked Lagt
Agricultural College
Howe
D., McHatton
Prof
Lowry
Georgia State College
F Agriculture
Georgia
E. L. Bill
First Presbyterian Church
Wecome
Andrew M. Boyle
Georgia, Cotton Growers’ Co-operative Association
J. E. Conwell
M. i. Gay
Jas
W. Morton
M. BK. Judd
J G. Oliver
Milton P. Jarnigan
B. Talley
Moving Picture
Peeheen
G. A. Crabb
Outlook for Agriculture Bright, Despite Market Turbulence
The report notes U S Department of Agriculture optimism on spring plowing and crop prospects. It details stock market fluctuations with German mark collapse and a shift toward dividendful companies. Agricultural conditions show robust live stock demand, rising tobacco and dairy interest, and varied crop progress across states, with Louisiana rice nearly finished and Florida sugar cane grinding nearing completion.
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Ganeral
Department of
Mississippi
Louisiana
Florida
Arkansas
Georgia
South Carolina
Co-operative
Virginia
Srowers
Texas
Six Hour Day Becomes Issue In 1920 Labor Talks
The six hour day five days week demand by United Mine Workers of America surfaces as negotiations between the union and bituminous operators falter. A breakdown was staved off by operators offering concessions, revealing a path to compromise amid the divergent aims of miners and coal bosses.
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New
Death linked to Ku Klux Klan in Louisiana case
MONROE La Klan violence tied to the fatal shooting of John P Parker Jr as Carey Calhoun of Bastrop faces arrest after coroner’s inquest. Evidence shows a quarrel over Klan activity led to a gunfight during which Parker was killed. Witnesses named Klan leaders and a car allegedly used in the abduction. The Bastrop case involves a large masked group and multiple prisoners.
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Monroe
Associated Press
Morehouse Parish
John P. Parker
Carey Calhoun
Bastrop
Parker
Calhoun
Quachita Parish
Captae
Jin Mastrop
Jim Norseworthy
Tod
Bitorts
Louleiaha
Watt Bastrop
Daniels
Richard
Tana
Smith Stevenson
Oliver Skipwith
J. K. Skipwith
Ku Klux Klan
Blackstaith
Smith
Tate
State Bureau of Motor’ Vehicles
Baton Rouge
Skipwith Nigo-Wis
Daniel
Iim
Rouge
Mercode
Federal Department of Justice
Geo
Grison
Mer Rouge
Coco
Baton
Grant's Regent Sermon May Trigger Heresy Trial
The article reports Dr. Grant facing pressure from Bishop Manning over his view that Jesus possessed divine power. Manning demands correction or withdrawal, hinting at a possible heresy trial, while Grant plans a Sunday sermon on a constructive program and to address liberal religious belief amid decades of ecclesiastical independence at Ascension church.
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Dr. Grant
Jesus
Bishop Mannings
Christ
Manning
Grant
Peera An Noaneemtonts
Influenza Epidemic Reported Across Southern States
Washington notes an influenza outbreak spreading through the southern states with 2,550 cases reported this week. Officials caution the illness may worsen and emphasize care measures and state health responses.
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Washington
Wealthy Georgia planter killed in railroad crash at Madilla
G W Fullington, 76, a leading planter near Pinehurst, was killed instantly Saturday when the Suwanee River Special on the Southern railway struck his freight truck. The truck driver Brantley also died instantly. Engineer J D Lamon was aboard the train.
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Madilla
G. W. Fullington
Pinehurst
Southern’ Railway
Brantley
Glan
J.D. Lamon
Cosmopolitan Club Banquet Held at The Pines Tea Room
The University of Georgia Cosmopolitan Club met Saturday night at The Pines tea room where a banquet was served. Members attended discussions and socialized after the meal.
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Cosmopolitan Club
University of Georgia, Cosmopolniversropolitan Club
Farmers Planning for Big 1923 Crops in Athens Area
The report notes a surge in bank deposits in Athens totaling about one million dollars by January 1 of the current year, signaling stronger business prospects for farmers. It highlights improved conditions since a prior slump and mentions cooperation among farmers to improve yields and advance rural prosperity.
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Athens
L Ae
Freed Herrin FV: Fage a New Trial
Marion county farmers jury acquitted eight men of the Hoffman's death in the Herrin riot case. Freed of one of the riot victims faced a new trial within weeks on continuing charges growing from the killings in Erie, Pa. State officials indicated the prosecution was implicated in the Herrin riot case.
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Marion
Con Hoffman
Levain
Naghi
Peter’ Hiller
Burt
Otle
Antonio
Erie
B. Brundage
Iindia
Davenportelay
Cottime
Herrin
English Teachers Hold Last Session
ATLANTA Ga The adoption al B conciliation and o7neee hearing of reports by committe e was the final business befo conferente of the Georgia
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Atlanta
Georgia
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