Harding Leaves St. Augustine for Washington Golf Stop
President Harding plans to finish his vacation with a golf round at Vera and move toward Washington by Friday. He indicated the party may travel as far as Palm Beach on the McLean houseboat before rail to St. Augustine, weather and Washington developments permitting.
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Train wreck kills eleven near Camp Creek, Georgia
Atlanta report says a Birmingham Atlanta passenger coach derailed from a trestle, 50 feet into a shallow creek, after a broken wheel. Seventeen injured, eleven dead, including Elmore and other railroad workers. Brakes failed to prevent the crash as the train traveled 30 mph toward Fitzgerald. Burial plans underway for the deceased. freight derailment elsewhere caused no injuries.
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Manchester
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Birmingham
Elmore
Cashier
W. E. McIntosh
New York City
Girl Now Well and Strong
Reading fragments suggest a brief note on a girl described as recovering well and becoming strong again. No clear names, places, or dates are readable. The scannable text hints at a general health update without verifiable specifics.
Big Hog Sale On Co operative Plan Tuesday At Camilla
Albany Ga special report notes farmers in south Georgia push cooperative hog sales to secure better bids for high grade hogs. Camilla in Mitchell County hosts a multi county sale Tuesday with eight anticipated carloads from Pelham Sale City Baker County and others. Buyers from Moultrie Atlanta and St Louis expected. corn hardened hogs may fetch premium.
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Montgomery
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Pelham
Sale City
Baker County
W. W. Webb
State Bureau of Markets
Morgan at First Methodist Tonight
Opening of sectional Bible conferences led by Dr. G Campbell Morgan and Rev Len G Broughton continues at multiple Savannah churches. Lectures and sermons fill the schedule through two weeks with speakers including Dr Claude E Goodwin, Dr Paul Morgan, and others from Southern states.
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Georgia corn crop sets a new record on farms
A March 1 report by USDA statistician Z R Pettet shows Georgia corn on farms at a record level with index figures 53 on farms and 6 shipped, beating ten year averages though merchantable quality is low. The article notes slow shelling and grading, Western competition, rising corn prices due to Western shortages, and a general deflation in farm land values while Georgia shifts to peanuts and other crops amid boll weevil pressures.
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Curing House Ready for Fall Potato Crop at Jefferson
Jefferson Ga plans for a large sweet potato curing house with fifty plus local citizens and farmers financing the enterprise. W H Smith is president S Keningham secretary treasurer and officers include Whelchel A Johnson Mobley C F Porter and Smith. The plant aims to be ready for the fall potato harvest and to boost production.
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W. H. Smith
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A. Johnson
Mobley
C. F. Porter
What Do Men Want at Palace Today
Lois Weber’s photodrama What Do Men Want? screens amid packed crowds. The feature promises a soul stirring hunt for happiness and has drawn long lines in major cities. Also showing at Elite today is White Oak starring William F. Hart with Vola Vale and Oak Miller in a praised gambler role.
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White Oak
Stro Picture Elite
Paramount Pictures
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Floating Liquor Palace Planned Sets Sail in Europe
Reported plans seek to build a floating liquor palace with a vessel as large as Leviathan, to be constructed in Europe. The investment is said to reach 10,009,000 dollars, with officials promising to thwart issues raised by opponents and to pursue formal approvals through municipal channels.
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Haynes
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Europe
Wealthy Michigan youth held after night car crash
John D Dodge son of a late Detroit auto magnate and Rex Earl were jailed in Kalamazoo county after a Sunday automobile crash that injured 19 year old Emmiline Kwakerneck a Western Normal student. Misses Susan Etegena and Ethel Clemens also in the car said Dodge drove at high speed and Kwakerneck leaped from the vehicle. a bottle of liquor was found. A passing motorist took Kwakerneck to a hospital.
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John D. Dodge
John F. Dodge
Detroit
Rex Earl
Emmiline Kwakerneck
Western State R Normal School
Susan Etegena
Ethel Clemens
Western Normal
Dodge
Earl
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