Georgia Markets Conference Opens Five Day Session
Five day Georgia Markets conference with delegates from across the state will open at the Agricultural College in Athens. President Andrew M Soule will speak on the economic situation and the event will feature speakers from Washington and Atlanta. Gov Thomas W Hardwick will address the gathering and farm bureau leaders join discussions on cooperative marketing and grain seeds.
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State College of Agriculture
Andrew M. Soule
Thomas W. Hardwick
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Agricultural College
Mural College
Soule
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Athens
M. Soule
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Georgia’ National
Standling Farm
Hisnes McBadden
Bankers Association
Hardwick
Morningress
Tenny
States Department Agroove
Washington, D. C
le Growers
Fhod
Steel firms urge removal of 40 percent freight rise in 1920
Washington reports that United States Steel Corporation Independent producers urge ICC to roll back the 40 per cent freight increase granted in August 1920. L C Bily Carnegie Steel argues pipeline charges overburden industry while Ogden Jones and Laughlin and Cambria Steel echo the call to stimulate business and rail traffic. John A. Topping cites the need for price restraint to fit consumer ability to pay.
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Washington
Steel Industry
Interstate Commerce Commission
United Sates Steel Corporation
L.C. Bily
Carnegie Steel Company
Steel Corporation
FB. A. Ogden
Jones and Laughlin
H. Crawford
Cambria Steel Company
Philadelphia
Ogden
John A. Topping
Republican Iron and Steel Company
Harding and Lenders Oppose Farming Bloc Actions
Senator Harrison denounces hostile lenders and administration plans harming farmers. He cites attacks on the agricultural bloc amid calls for a forthcoming conference, labeling it camouflage while warning of intensified reaction to forest policies and revenue bill revisions.
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Bena
Mississippi
Harrison
Harding
Congress Pioc
New York
Joint Congressional Committee
Prominent Leaders to Attend Georgia Welfare Conference
The Northeast Georgia conference on Welfare opens Monday and runs through Wednesday with many nationally known speakers and several from Southern states. Organizers include Chancellor David C. Barrow and Dr T F Abercrombie, with civic groups aiding in arrangements.
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Northeast Georgia Conference On Welfare
Geornission
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessee
David C. Barrow
University
T. F. Abercromble
State Board of Health
Burry Blackburn
State Department of Public Welfare
J. E. Hays
Orgia Federation
James L. Sibley
Monroe
M. 5
Ele of
Commerce
EB. R. Hines
Milledgeville
J. A. Binipeen
Woman's Presbyterial
Lea A. Hilbun
Macon
State Council of Mothers
Louis M. Johnson
Athens
P. T. A. Mise
Katherine Dozier
P. T
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Grace Abbott
Washperiine
New Z Jeman
Norman County Life Association
James H. Lard
Joanes and Slater Board
Jack
Senation Board
W. Tigeon
United States Health Service
J. D. Applewhite
Glia
Men In Aiken Bank Case Held On Bond
Sam H. Padgett Melton Lyles and W C Westberry bound over for trial in May at the court of general sessions on conspiracy charges after a preliminary hearing in Aiken Saturday Mrs Padgett freed on charges Lyles held on three counts with bonds set at 4000 Padgett 1500 Westberry 1000 warrants from Athens Griffin received in Aiken Saturday two defendants charged in Athens and Griffin.
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Augusta
Sam H. Padgett
Melton Lyles
W. C. Westberry
Court of General Sessions
Aiken
Athens
Alken
Lyles
Padgett
Westberry
Griffin
Negro highwayman attempts hold up Hancock Avenue
J P McCall former Athens motorcycle officer was held up by an unknown negro on Hancock Avenue near the Methodist church about 7 pm Saturday. He ran to a chapter house as the suspect fled. Police searched that night but gave little hope of identification as McCall could not recall the assailant’s appearance.
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J.P. McCall
Athens
Hancock Avenue
McCall
Miss Prevost Wade Central to Arbuckle Manslaughter Case
In San Francisco, prosecutors clash over Miss Zey Prevost testimony in Roscoe Arbuckle’s manslaughter trial related to Virginia Rappe’s death. The court balks on admitting Prevost’s alleged statements and tests the authorities on points outside the core issue as Prevost denies being pushed by the district attorney to declare the claimed remarks.
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San Francisco
Zey Prevost
Roscoe C. Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Miss
Miss. Rappe
Min
Miss Prevost
Prevost
E. Trefts
Open diplomacy aims at China trade fair play pledge
Washington reports two Far Eastern committee resolutions favor open dealings in China's economic development. The Hughes proposal requires powers to list commitments by their nationals in China and file texts with the conference secretary general within 60 days. China criticizes lacking a clause for filing private contracts not signed by central authorities.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
Far Eastern Committee
Tokyo
Hughes
Peking
Lloyd George urges peace appeal at Liberal Conference
Prime Minister Lloyd George urged a real peace at the National Liberal Conference in London. He praised the Washington conference, looked to Genoa to end wars, and called for arms reduction. He urged risk for peace and discussed domestic economics and Irish settlement.
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London
Lloyd George
National Liberal Conference
Great Britain
United States
Ware
Genoa
Goverment Tana
Trish
Special State Tax Now Due, Mallory Urges Immediate Settlement
Tax Collector W. A. Mallory warns individuals and firms that special state taxes are due with penalties for late registration and payment. The issue lists businesses subject to the tax and stresses prompt attention to avoid penalties.
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Mallory
W. A. Mallory
Mal Jory
U S Department Issues Flood Warnings Saturday
The weather bureau warns of floods for the French Broad Middle Tennessee Etowah Oostanoola Coosa Upper Alabama Cahaba Black Warrior and Tom Bigbee rivers. In Tennessee the Tennessee River at 7 p m Saturday was 29 feet and rising toward 33 feet by Monday at Chattanooga with other readings in Guntersville and Florence Alabama by Tuesday. Local authorities prepared for emergencies.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
French Broad
Middle Tennessee
Etowah
Oostanaula
Coosa
Upper Alabama
Cahabo, Black Warrior
Tombigbee Rivers
Chattanooga Tenn
Tennessee River
Chattanooga
Guntersville
Aig
Florence
Ala
Pope Benedicts Death Rumors Timed to Hour of Death
Vatican watchers in Rome faced a tense morning as Pope Benedicts condition deteriorated at 6 o clock, with doctors stating the holy father’s life was ebbing and prayers rising worldwide. Cardinals and dignitaries surrounded the Vatican as the end appeared near and the Conclave awaited a successor.
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Pope
Holy Father
Battistini
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