Soldier Bonus Bill In House Calls For Monday Action
Washington reports the compromise soldiers bonus bill includes a bank loan provision to veterans. The bill, debated by Ways and Means Committee Republicans, would allow banks to lend up to 50 percent of a veteran's adjusted service certificate at 2 percent interest, with repayment due by September 30, 1926. If unpaid by 1925, the government may cancel the note and issue payment, with possible beneficiary or estate adjustments. The secretary of the treasury would enforce the provision and regulate loan terms and safeguards.
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Ways and Means
Fordney
House
Y. N. Walle
Ditto
District of Columbia
Reed
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve District
Secretary of the Treasury
Te Secretary of the Treasury
Ees
Treasury
Danke. Thich
ACT Co Ae
Bean
Ftee
Farm Bureau Announces New Program Aims at Self-Sustaining Farms
The Farm Bureau unveils a state program through the State College of Agriculture to boost self-sufficiency in farming this year. Emphasis will be on dairying with pure-bred cows and improved pastures, plus hog raising, cooperative marketing, rural school support, and social economic improvements in rural districts.
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State College of Agriculture
Farm Bureau
Grammar School League Winners Named in Athens
Winners in the Grammer School basketball league were College Street Boys and Baxter Street Girls. Shields and plaques were presented to the champions as fans cheered weekly games on the city Y floor. The article highlights youth sports as a basis for clean play and citizenship and calls for more city leagues in Athens.
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College Street
Baxter
Baxter Street
Athens
Afi
Georgia Bulldogs Face Rising Baseball Prospects In 1922 Schedule
Georgia’s diamond prospects loom as practice returns after bad weather. Coach Claude Satterfield leads a Monroe Aggies influenced lineup as the team prepares for two early scrimmages against Camp Benning and a Saturday week debut on Sanford Field. Bill White Birch remains a key potential star amid a wide candidate pool of nearly 100 hopefuls.
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Jupiter Pluvius
Sanford Mead
Coaca
Bill
Georgia
Bill White
Georgia Diamond Warriors
Sunshine
Sanford Field
Claude Satterfield
Bulldogs
Monroe Aggies
Camp Benning
Bua
Bill Munday
Mary Miles Minter At Palace Today with Raffles Added Attraction
Mary Miles Minter stars in Her Winning Way at the Palace today as Ann Annington a breezy young writer whose pursuit of a shy novelist leads to witty capers and a stake in a bachelor apartment. Raffles a famed escape artist returns as added vaudeville attraction with Charm the educated horse performing rapid arithmetic tricks. The Times notes Turn to the Right at the Palace Thursday and Friday to a warm reception in New York.
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Mary Miles Minter
Raffles
Palace
Athens
Po Star
Ann Annington
Harold
Lta
Anne Eliott
the Times
N. Y
Charm the educated horse wows Athena audience at Palace Theatre
A chestnut mare named Charm, claimed to be the only horse in the country with a college degree, wowed an invited audience at the Palace Theatre. Owner T A Barrett of Cartersville Ga presented demonstrations of arithmetic color differentiation and writing answers, drawing praise from many onlookers.
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Palace Theatre
T. A. Barrett
Cartersville
South
the Palace
The
Palace
Annie Patmat
M. G. Michael
Ruperb
A. 8. Parker
Lamar Scott
Athena
Frank Myers
Julius Talmadge
V. Sanford
W. F. Dorsey
Charles Phinizy
Walter Jones
John R. White
John White Morton
Hill
Wilkerson
Porter
David Barrow
Early Y M C A Minutes Reveal Hard Times and Hope
Fragmentary notes show the Young Men's Christian Association chapter facing hard times and near disbanding. A steady trickle of new members, including Athens hardware merchant Mr Jones, kept the work alive as leaders shifted direction and renewed effort.
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Mr. Jones
Athens
Y. M
I TB Parker
Warrenville Destruction Reports Twenty Homes Wrecked
Reports from Warrenville and nearby areas describe twenty homes demolished with several residents listed as lost or displaced. W C Beck and J F Ford and others occupy wrecked residences while at least nine fatalities are cited by a lineman, with emergency crews rushing injured to Aiken and Augusta hospitals. Local rail and telephone lines report significant damage across the region.
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Warrenville
Strefleton
Rufus Boyd
Lonnie Bush
C. Brook Cave
Pink Carter
W. F. Hoover
Onie Gregory
D. Greene
Fred Hewitt
Mark Maddox
Jim Anderson
J. M. Mitchem
Frank Stiefer
Otis Steifel
W. A. Timmerman
A. B. Williams
Henry Woods
Cullen Clark
Addie Beard
Langley
Marion
Symms
Augusta
Aiken
Auguste
Georgia Railroad Dispatchera
Macon
Warrenton
Baldwin county roads and rails hit by record flood
Milledgeville area swept by heavy rain as practically every dirt road bridge in Baldwin county is washed away. Several miles of track on the Central of Georgia and Georgia railroads are damaged along with other severe wrecks from the storm. Rail lines near Milledgeville report extensive washouts since last night around 9 o clock.
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Milledgeville
Stat Milledgeville
Baldwin County
Central of Georgia and
Georgia
Suiltedgeville
Warrenton Floods and Tornado Toll From Georgia Storms
Warrenton Georgia endures record rainfall with swollen streams and blocked rail lines. a Warrenton train has barely moved since Monday night. A tornado near Warrenville and Horse Creek valley leaves multiple dead and injured. a morgue opens, and temporary hospitals are set up as relief workers assist. In Columbia South Carolina reports confirm deaths and injuries from the same storm system, with widespread damage to homes and infrastructure including railroad tracks and poles. Weather bureau notes cold air and rain sweeping Atlantic coast states, prompting storm warnings from Florida to Maine.
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Warrenton
Warrentop
Augusta
Columbia
Warrenville
Aikew
Horse Creek Valley
Belle Boyd
Bureton
Santietn
Washington
Atlantic
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Virginia
Jacksonville
Eastport
Maine
Graniteville
Storm Strikes Three South Carolina Towns
Terrific storm impacted Warrenville and nearby areas within a 200 yard radius, causing damage and disruption across three small South Carolina towns as reported on page 1.
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South Carolina
Pleasant Gatherings Highlight Social Week in Newborn Area
Guests of honor included Mr and Mrs H Armor hosting a Friday evening with Rook games and refreshments. Mary Epps and Ruby Baynes visited relatives in Newborn. W W Brooks and daughters returned from Social Circle. Mrs Bayard Cargon stayed with Boswell family. Mrs H Geissler and Amy Geister plan Atlanta medical stay. A dinner by Mrs J W Evans honored her mother Mrs H T Evans with several invited friends.
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H. Armor
Mary Epps
Ruby Baynes
W. W. Brooks
Bayard Cargon
Dahtonoga
J. M. Radford
BR. Park
A. H. Smith
R. Geissler
J. F. Thornton
George Hall
Vince Hall
Mra
Fannie William
Kahn Sees Long Hurdle For Muscle Shoals Offer
Chairman Kahn of the House military committee said it would take years to untangle the legal entanglements over Muscle Shoals and the government may still reject Ford's offer. The panel also examined Alabama Power and Air Nitrates claims to exclusive rights to the Warrior steam plant and nitrate plant number two.
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Washington
Kahn
House Military Committee
W. B. Mayo
Henry Ford
Ford
Alabama Power Company
Air Nitrates Corporation
Warrior
Stolen Funds At Penn Dental School
Bonds and other negotiable securities valued at more than $150000 were taken from the strong box of The Dr Thomas W Evans dental school and museum fund at the University of Pennsylvania. Assistant treasurer Walter A Unger, 27, is being sought by police after disappearing from his home last Tuesday. The theft was found when trustees opened the strongbox last Wednesday. three mortgages were left, and Unger had also taken $12000 the day prior under the guise of payroll money. Authorities and fund officials await further word as Reeves, the fund’s treasurer and board chair, lies ill.
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Philadelphia
Thomas W. Evans Dental School and Museum Fund
University of Pennsylvania
Walter A. Unger
Unger
Dental School
Francis B. Reeves
Mr. Reeves
The
Girard Nations
Hank i
Germantown
Orme Istor Abriation Reported in Manila
Manila reports an Associated Press item noting the abolition of Orme Istor in a periodical dispatch. The brief item identifies the topic and location, signaling a diplomatic or organizational change under discussion.
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Manila
Presa
Arms embargo to Mexico not be renewed
Washington announces the arms embargo to Mexico would not be renewed, a decision seen by some circles as indicating the administration’s stance is firmly set. The report notes the situation surrounding the Mexico war and references January 4 events.
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Mexico
Washington
State Department
de Steck
Fragmentary notes on arms embargo and banner delivery offer
A garbled passage references a joint resolution by Congress authorizing the President to reimpose an arms embargo on a country with internal violence conditions. The State Department statement is not tied to a specific incident. A banner delivery offer appears with a phone contact for prompt delivery by eight o'clock.
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Congress
Amrlong
United States
State Department
Where The Best Eats Are Today
A catalog style notice lists fresh produce and baked goods from Arnold Abney Co and KING HODGSON Co. items include turnip salad, cauliflower, cabbage, tomatoes, green beans, carrots, sweet potatoes, peppers, and melons. Also featured are fresh fish such as Spanish mackerel and trout, baked goods like mocha cake and almond macaroons, and snacks including potato chips and walnuts from local grocers. Local grocers Piggly Wiggly advertise fresh milk and assorted produce including lettuce, celery, oranges, and bananas.
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Georgia
Arnold
Abney & C O
Arnold, Abney & Co
King Hodgson Co
Insurance Man Describes Friend’s Recovery Tale
An Insurance Man recounts a friend’s illness from stomach and colic attacks, later found to be gall bladder trouble. Doctors said surgery was needed. The story promotes Mayr Wonderful Remedy with claims of rapid relief, urging readers to try it and noting a money back guarantee.
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Ileuss Silon
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Ad Offer Relief
An old newspaper ad promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets for stomach discomfort after meals. It claims the product aids digestion and allows eating a variety of foods, urging readers to buy a 60 cent box at any drug store to test its effects.
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Mmit
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