Brews, Paschal family history in Oglethorpe lore
Larry Gantt’s daily column recalls a memoir titled NINO Four Years by Paust of Winder. The piece sketches early Oglethorpe County settlers, Fort Brewer near Lexington, and the Paschal and Brewer lineages, detailing founding families, slave era context, and the rise of Lexington with merchants and leaders like Ferdinand Phinizy.
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Winder
Nino
Oslethorpe
Vascal
Oglethorpe
Lexington
Big Savannah
Gia
Thin Agnes Pascal
Fethorpe Calut Weer
Gorge Brewer
Yankin
N.C
Long Creek
Wilkes
Oglethorpe County
Laington
Bailim
Mathews
Johnsp McGehees
Moores, Smiths
Bile Square
Mechanics
Theru
Skewer
Burrell Brewer
Hia
Ferdinand Phinisy
Georgia
George
Phinizy
Athens
Augusta
Omethorpe County
Renan
Ns. Ruschal
Orn
A. Ter
Yorktown
Phintsy
WM. H. Crawford
Georgia Markets conference opens in Athens with Hardwick address
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick to be the keynote speaker at the Georgia Markets conference in Athens. About 1 600 delegates from the Markets conference and Northeast Georgia Welfare Conference gather at the University of Georgia and State College of Agriculture. President Andrew M Soule warns of global struggle in agriculture while urging farmers to diversify crops and boost yields.
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Georgia Markets
State College of Agriculture
Andrew M. Soule
University of Georgia
Athens
Thomas W. Hardwick
Marketa
Lloyd
A Agricultural Economica
Tow
R. H. Black
Consolidated Apple Oconee
Association of Georgia
K. B. Leeds
United States Departmanto Bee
J. N. Harper
Tarbor
Phil Campbell
Georgia Markets Conference
OS Carnes
Dr. Soule
Soule
Soule Ie Thore Ishly
Timlatic
Odd War Relic Theft Leads to 50 Dollar Claim
In Omaha a boarding house robbery stripped G. James of A E F era souvenirs including a belt and battlefield tokens. A judge awarded $50 to the owner, noting the trophies were in a suitcase when stolen and the landlord was liable for the loss.
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G. James
Omaha
To Prorogue Hungary's National Assembly
Budapest reports indicate moves to prorogue Hungary's National Assembly for Bethien amid parliamentary debate. unclear phrasing references Hurgar and context remains uncertain despite location and political procedure mentioned.
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Hungary
National Assembly
Ford Contract Pending Signature and Return
Washington legal officers completed the final draft of the Ford purchase and lease contract. The document will be sent to Ford after receipt Tuesday, then transmitted to Congress with any comments Weeks wishes to make after Ford’s secretary reviews the offer.
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Washington
le Ford
Sue Shee Ie
Ford
Congress
SG A
New Pensioners Reduced By Georgia Legislature in Clarke County
Attorney General Napier has rendered an opinion at the request of Pension Commissioner Lindsey. The act reduces pensions for Clarke County retirees and cuts old pensioners from 125 to 100 dollars, with pay stopped until law changes. Judge Orr instructed to compile lists under the new statute. the piece notes state borrowing to cover two years and urges restoration of pre 1921 pension levels.
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George M. Napier
Jon
John W. Lindsey
Clarke County
RB. C. Orr
Napier
Altenia
Georgia
R. C. Orr
Athens
A. W. Lindsey
General Assembly
Tennessee River Flood Reaches 37 Feet at Chattanooga
Flood waters of the Tennessee River rose to 37 feet by 7 p.m. near Chattanooga driving over a hundred families, mostly Black, from homes. The ball park flooded and refugees were housed in city buildings while whites stayed in municipal facilities. River stations below Chattanooga reported continued rise.
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Chattanooga
Tennessee
Guneteraville
Alabama
Oconee Officer Reports No New Anonymous Threats
An Oconee County official said no anonymous threats have been received since December and no renewed violence was expected. The grand jury is investigating alleged lynchings and illegal killings, with Judge Blanton Fortson presiding at the Western circuit session in Watkinsville.
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Oconee County
Datiner-Hetala
Georgia
Oconee
Athens Banner
Athens Herald
Blanton Fortson
Grand Jury
Banner- Herald
Superior Court of the Western Circuit
Watkinsville
Athens
Ocanee
Diary Fragment Reveals Note to Soul Mate in Murder Probe
Philadelphia police pursue an inquest into a slaying after a diary fragment mentions a note to a soulmate and a husband wife relationship. The text references a nickname for a stenographer and hints at a tense domestic backdrop.
Shantung Slat Mines Return Agreement Reached
Associated Press reports that Japan and China agreed on returning Shantung Slat mines to China, leaving the railroad issue as the sole Shantung question. Far Eastern Committee discussions on Japan’s territorial aims and Siberian evacuation progressed with other powers expressing cautious satisfaction.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
Shantung
Far Eastern Committee
Japan
Russia
Siberia
Civil War Veteran Dies At Nooga
CHATTANOOGA Tenn Col onel B M Steward ex union soldier and head of D M Steward Manufacturing Connery aged 80, died here Monday in a brief obituary noting his Civil War service and leadership of a manufacturing firm.
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Nooga
Chattanooga
Tenn
B. M. Steward
D. M. Steward Manufacturing Connery
New Pope Might Be One Of The Cardinals
Washington Associated Press reports chatter on a future pope among cardinals. Some weigh Cardinal Maffi as a possible successor to Benedict XVI while De Lia and Boggiani are seen as unlikely. Gasparri and Merry Del Val face doubts over their Italian status or Vatican roles.
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Washington
Italy
Benedict XV
Maffi
Benedict
de Lia
Boggiani l
Chance
Gasparri
Merry del Val
Eueretore
Stranded Schooner Blanche C Pendleton Seeks Help Off Hatteras
Norfolk VA strong northeast gale hampers rescue as Coast Guard cutter Manning stands by the half submerged schooner Blanche C Pendleton after a collision with oil tanker I C White near Diamond Shoal Cape Hatteras. The vessel sits bow down, decks awash, awaiting repairs on arrival of LC White in Hamlet.
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Norfolk
Hatteras
Coast Guard
Blanche C. Pendleton
Diamond Shoal
Cape Hatteras
I. C. White
LC. White
Hampton
Two Children Die In Port Washington Fire Tragedy
A fire in Port Washington early Monday destroyed five buildings and killed two children. Officials estimate losses run high as investigators determine cause and scope of the blaze.
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Port Washington
Mata Py
Sympathy ploy uses Legion war records in LA jail
A Los Angeles County Jail inquiry found prisoners borrowing American Legion documents to sway court sympathy claiming war records. The probe notes misleading use of service credentials and seeks to curb improper evidentiary claims in legal proceedings.
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Los Angeles
American Legion
Intensive Army Camp Training Planned for Summer
Washington reports the War Department plans summer training for 3,100 officers and 20,000 men in each of nine army corps areas. Brig. Gen Lassiter stated troops will be assigned to main camps and additional camps as needed, with facilities prepared accordingly.
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Washington
War Department
Wiliam
I House Military Committee
Lassiter
Kit
Welfare conference and Georgia market plan debated
Hardwick spoke at the Northeast Georgia Welfare conference in Athens on tax revision and the case for a state income tax. The Georgia Market plan aims to unify commodity marketing with bankers backing co operatives. Governor Hardwick urged abolition of ad valorem taxes and supported an income tax to fund state needs.
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Southern Banker
J. H. Hubert
Ie Peoples Bank
Athens
Banner-Herald
Hubert
Georgia
South
Warren G. Harding
Poetine
Omar Ani
White House
U. S
Po Modern Planta
Northeast Georgia
University of Georgia
Thomas W.rwick
Eastern Seaboard
United States
Hardwick
Gia
Twick
A. Bartholomew
Emory University
Grace Abbot
Child's Bureau
Washi
D.C
J.D. Applewhite
Clarke County
L Gerding
B. V. Elmore
Rome
David C
The
University
T. F Abierombio
State Board Health
W. A. Muherin
Medical College of
Augusta
Rfral
Haygood
H. C. Woorfall
State Sanitary Department
Bowdoin
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