Georgia Forestry Association Told by Mrs. Orr
Mrs. Orr recounts Georgia the forestry policy talk focusing on federal state cooperation. Senator Ellis criticizes wasteful timber practices and argues for intelligent cooperation while Senator Tillis supports a balanced approach to funding and policy for Georgia forestry. (Concluded in Wednesday's Banner.)
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Georiga Forestry Association
Orr
Georgia
Nero
Rome
Durned
Peters
Federa I
Virginia
Carolina
Tennessee
Louisiana
U. S
Tillis
Tifton
Ellis
Georgia Forestry Board
Rube the janitor’s roast causes fire department call
A humorous account from a jail kitchen describes Rube the janitor attempting to roast dinner on a hot stove. The gas flames grew, firemen attended, Bailiff Huff arrived to douse the blaze, and Rube claimed he had turned the jet off.
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Rube
Punty
Jackson
Winterville
Prisoers
Huff
Experts to Aid Fight Weevil in Georgia Counties
Six experts of age school to aid fight boll weevil across Oconee Clarke Jackson Oglethorpe Madison and possibly Banks counties. Plan covers calcium dust application timing weather responses and infested square handling. Committee led by C W Crook pursues funds and expect to hire more experts if needed.
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Oconee
Jackson
Clarke
Oglethorpe
Madison
Banks
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Smith
Oo Banner-Herald
Armera
J. Warren Smith
R. R. Hodgson
M. 8. Hotguon
M. G. Nicholson
Harold Hulme
J.B. Wier
C. W. Crook
J. W. Morton
B. Crane
Jones Purcell
W. C. Jordan
F. W. Ward
The
Agricultural College
D. H. Magill
Charles Martin
E. W. Carroll
J. F. Tibbets
J. H. Griffith
M. J. Costa
J. B. Talmadge
H. H. Gordon, Jr
Crane
W. H. Hosch
Open all Night Palm Garden Extends 24 Hour Service
The Georgia Palm Garden announces 24 hour service as a policy to serve the pub lic, travelers, and night workers. Since opening last year it has offered late night refreshments and will now remain open all night with extended hours.
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Georgia Palm Garden
Palm Garden
Metropolis Storm Toll Tops Sixty Dead
A devastating Sunday hurricane struck the New York metro area, killing more than 60 and injuring hundreds. City Island and surrounding districts endured massive property damage as boats sank, ferris wheels toppled, and buildings were wrecked. Rescue efforts faced darkness and chaos amid panicked crowds. Authorities feared the death toll would rise as searches continued.
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New York
Metropoll
City Island
Marine Squad
Associated’ Press
Long Island Sound
New Jersey
Hudson
New York City
Hudson River
Clanon’s Point
Panerhine
Central Park
Automobile crash triggers alarms and fire
An automobile tore loose from its moorings and toppled onto a smaller sign, starting a fire from exposed wiring. The impact activated an automatic burglar alarm and a fire alarm as the crash occurred.
BAIFFETH Tells of Arkans Roads and State Highway Drive
County Commissioner John H Griffeth relates Arkansas road building gains seen during a Hot Springs visit. A leading Arkansas paper notes 6332 miles planned at $73.9 million with 2661 miles already finished and 63 percent complete by Jan 1 1922, details state and federal aid totals, and argues new roads attract revenue and justify taxes despite criticism.
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John H Griffeth
Hot Springs
Ark
Georgia
Arkansas
Stary
Rae
Stuttgart
Reno
Many Matters Up at Union Parley
The American Federation of Labor convention opened in Cincinnati with about 500 delegates, described by Samuel Gompers as the parliament of labor. Key issues include operation unemployment wage reduction recognition of Soviet Russia and court actions affecting labor. The executive council report was ready for delegates and the opening sessions featured routine preliminaries and resolutions.
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Cincinnati
Russia
Samuel Gompers
Federation
Parliament of
Labor
Gompell
National Guard Art
Big League Results From Southern and National Leagues
Scores show Southern games with New Orleans 2 over Chattanooga 4, Memphis 6 over Atlanta 1, Birmingham 4 over Little Rock 5, Mobile 6 over Nashville 4. National games include Boston 11 over Pittsburg 2, New York 2 over Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 6 over Chicago 8, Philadelphia 8 over St. Louis 1. American results include Chicago 7 over Boston 1, Detroit 6 over Washington 7, Cleveland 115 over Philadelphia.
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Southern
New Orleans
Chattanooga
Memphis
Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
Mobile
Nashville
National
Boston
Pittsburg
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Chicago
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Japan’s new premier Kato faces reaction claims
Tokyo dispatch reports ex-Premier Takahashi steps down as Admiral Baron Tomosaburo Kato assumes office promising support for Washington arms accord. Amid party shifts, observers note nonparty governance and pushback from Vernacular press. Old leadership signals alliance with policy while noting age parallels with Li Hongzhang.
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Sel Yapkal
OLD Head
New San Francisco
Takiahashi
Kato
Baron Tomosaburo Kato
Vis
Koraki
China
Hiroshimea Prefecture
Naval careers diverge after early schooling
Both pursued naval academy training, with Kato remaining at sea while Li moved to land service. They served on opposing sides during the Chinese Japanese war, reflecting contrasting paths from shared beginnings.
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Kato
No Definite Plan for Farm Probe Opens Hearings
Milledgeville Ga Monday the court of inquiry appointed by Governor Hardwick opened its hearings. It was understood that prison board members will not sit with the judges during testimony and will be questioned. Efforts aim to start a complete investigation of the state's penal system. The committee includes Judge W. E. H. Searcy of Griffin as chairman, Judge Henry A. Matthews of Macon, and Judge R.
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Vf. E. H. Searcy
Griffin
Henry A. Matthews
Macon
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Union Parley
American Federation of Labor Convention
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