Delayed Peace Talks Spark Worries in Turkish Talks
Larry Gantt reviews farmer O H Arnold of Morgan County who plans to shift from cotton to ribbon cane and peanuts, aiming for higher profits with less labor. He argues debt relief for farmers is essential to revive commerce and prevent widespread collapse in the countryside.
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Larry Gantt
O. H. Arnold
O H. Arnold
Ogleries
Arnold
Moruaty
Morgan Farm
Uta
South Georgia
Mr. Arnold
Morgan County
Lausanne peace talks urged to open on schedule
Paris dispatch reports Ismet Pasha warns delaying the Lausanne conference would anger the Ankara assembly and alarm the Kemalist army. France pushes to open November 13 with Britain awaiting reply as tensions rise in Constantinople. The city suffers communications cuts and leaders remain wary amid threats and sporadic violence.
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Paris
Associated Press
Ismet Pasha
Lauganne
Angora
Jemet Pasha
Lausanne
Sommerge Stops In Asia Aut Ava Smyrna Banks Close
The article reports Smyrna’s banks shutting one by one as Kemalist authorities demand lists of Greek and Armenian accounts. American firms suspend operations. Standard Oil remains, paid with Turkish gold, while Kemalists plan reconstruction funds remain unavailable.
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Sommerge
Asia
Aut Ava
MYRNA
Rogs
Agia Minor
Smyrna
Kemakata
Iiking
Ave
United States
Standard Oil Company
Nelshevik
Georgia Apple Crop Reaches 1 292 000 Bushels This Season
The Georgia apple crop will total 1 292 000 bushels this season per the monthly report of the Bureau of Agricultural Economics, Department of Agriculture. The same report notes lower per acre yields for field crops in Georgia, calling the agricultural situation very complex as poor crops offset by better overall conditions in parts.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Bureau of Agricultural Economics Department of
Yale
Red Cross Roll Call Planned for Saturday in Athens
Athens citizens urged to donate beyond the $1 membership as the Red Cross drive begins Saturday. Committees from business leaders to Scouts will aid an intensive fund and service effort, detailing expenditures and aid given including medicine grocers hospital care and aid to ex soldiers.
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Seleventh
Athens
Red Crows
Jgan
Red Cross
Community Chest Volunteer Committee
Red Cros
Prohibition Question Not Clear in Tuesday Votes
The Associated Press reports heavy Democratic turnout in liquor-issue states did not settle the prohibition question. Bishop Thomas Nicholson of the Chicago Methodist Episcopal Church and leader of the anti saloon league said the results were too muddied by other issues and too early to judge the outcome.
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New York
Associated Press
Thomas Nicholson
Chicago Methodist Episcopal Church
Anti-Saloon League
Bad auto accident tragedy hits Dawson area
In Dawson Georgia Mrs J W Tilley is dead her husband seriously injured and W E Riordan likely fatally hurt after a head on auto collision.
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Dawson
J. W. Tilley
W. E. Riordan
Pollies of 1922 to Feature Egyptian Dancer and Local Talent
A dusty note invites readers to a Wednesday night show headlined by Allen along with Walt Hodgson Mack Howell Bob White and Coke Talmadge. The act promises lively comedy and a featured Egyptian dancer said to have studied with Cleo herself. The program details hint at a light variety bill themed around the year 1922.
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R. O
Allen
Walt Hodgson
Mack Howell
Bob White
Coke Talmadge
Cleo
Monte Cristo at Palace Theatre delights Athens audience
John E. Drewray notes Monte Cristo opens a two day run at the Palace Theatre with a special Jimmie Bishop directed musical program. The Fox film adaptation of Dumas tale is praised for its dramatic period setting and Edmund Dantes quest for justice, gripping viewers to the end.
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John E. Drewry
Athens
Monte Cristo
Palace Theatre
Jimmie Bishop
Alexander Dumas
Wiliam Fox
Dumas
Edmund Dantes
Democrats Score Big Victory in Missouri Elections
Missouri voters handed Democrats a sweeping win on Tuesday electing Senator Reed and eleven of sixteen congressmen, the state superintendent of schools, all three state supreme court judges, and a majority of the state legislature. St Louis backed Reed strongly, while Kansas City swung to Reed’s rival. Oklahoma City reports seven Democrats and one Republican will join Congress after Tuesday’s vote, with four GOP seats flipped.
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ST. Louis
Associated
Proag
Democrats
Missouri
Reed
Con Grengmeer
Schoors
State Supreme Court
Tora
Harry TB. Hawes
Kansas City
Brewster
Oklahoma
Congress
M. ¢. Garber
Madison County Boys Enlist In U. S. Navy
Rubben M. Tyner of Danielaville and Otis Harris of Madison County enlisted in the United States Navy at the local recruiting office Thursday. They were sent to Atlanta by Recruiting Officer F Buice and if successful in passing the examination will be sent to Hampton Roads Virginia for training.
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Rubben M. Tyner
Danielaville
Otis Harris
Madison County
United States Navy
Atlanta
F. Buice
Hampton Roads
Virginia
McAdoo challenge to Republicans in Los Angeles
W G McAdoo, former secretary under Wilson, condemned Republican leaders in Los Angeles for failing to correct sentiment and opinion in the country and within their party. He said the party sustained one of the most extraordinary political calls in the nation's history, in a statement made late Thursday.
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McAdoo
Los Angeles
W. G. McAdoo
Wilsoni Lm
Georgia Best State for Cattle Says Betts
Georgia is best adapted to cattle raising, said George T. Betts of Ashburn, president of the Georgia Association, addressing the Georgia Creamerymen’s Association convention at State College of Agriculture. The session approved rules for Georgia butter manufacture and heard remarks from Betts, Abbott, Clevenger, McClain, Bishop, and Glerum among others.
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Georgia
George T. Betts of
Ashburn
Georgia Association
Georgia Creamerymen’s Association
State College of Agriculture
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Washington
D. H
J. C. Glerum
Columbus
Will V. Zimmer
Belmont Dairien
Atlanta
C. H. Bishop
Ashb
Frank W. Fitch
Athens
G.glerum
F. W. Eeeneta F."h. Abbott
A . Roland Turner
Southern Railway
W. L. Cland
Harding to Place Wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier
President Harding will attend Arlington National Cemetery to lay a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier on Armistice Day. A cavalry escort will meet the party near Arlington. a twenty one gun salute is planned at Fort Meyer. The ceremony will be simple with the president accompanied by two secretaries and military aides.
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Karmpasha
Constantinople
Patit Parisien
Charpy
Rafet
Angola
Washington
Arlington
Presdiens Harding
Navy
Fort Meyer
Farmers And Labor See Victory Tuesday Against Aristocracy
Washington campaign claim that farmers join with labor to restore government to the people after a Tuesday election revolt. Benjamin C. Margh, managing director of the farmers national council, says farmers in eighteen states rallied against a land aristocracy and a federal board to punish profiteers from the war. He cites widespread defeats of reactionary senators and congressmen as proof of rising farmer influence across the Midwest and beyond.
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Chicago
Venjamin
C. Margh
Washington
D. C
Farmers’ National Council
Margh
Michikon Weet
Wear
Northwest
Forthwest
Maroon Eleven Clinches Victory in Dublin Rivalry
In Dublin today the Athens Maroon eleven defeated the Dublin team Mi Hur ricane. Principal E B Mell pledged to buy a gold football for every player if the Maroon floats triumph, drawing thunderous applause and boosting local enthusiasm for the high school showdown.
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Athens
Maroon
Dublin
E. B. Mell
Federal grand jury adjourns as cases heard Thursday
After returning fifteen true bills, including an indictment in a peonage case, the federal grand jury adjourned for the November term on Thursday. Reed Davidson of Banks county was found guilty of manufacturing whiskey and possessing related property, fined $50. Earl Davidson was acquitted. George Evans of Banks county was also tried and acquitted. Buff Evans pleaded guilty to whiskey offenses and received three months in jail. Additional pleas of guilty were entered in narcotics and whiskey cases. Sentences included Dr. Fred Young fined $50 for narcotic violations, M. H. Maxwell of Habersham fined $25 for liquor, previously tried in state courts, Walker Stewart and Monroe Dillingham of Habersham county each given 60 days for whiskey, and Bud LeCount fined $50 for possessing whiskey. The court will sit again Friday afternoon and recess over the weekend until Monday.
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Reed Davidson
Banks County
Earl Davidson
George Evans
Buff Evans
Dakentin
Puedaderel Court
Fred Young
Stephens County
M. H. Maxwell
Habersham County
Walker Stewart
Monroe Dillingham
Bud LeCount
Independent 5 Victor of Vocelle Defeated in Georgia Senate Race
James T. Vocelle Democratic nominee for state Senate in the fourth district lost to Charles S. Arnow an independent. District includes Camden Charlton Glynn counties. Vocelle’s loss marks a rare Democratic defeat per political observers. Also notes constitutional amendment defeat with 52 counties reporting and 3 62 votes against it. Reverend Dr. Alexander Mann elected to succeed Bishop Whitehead in Pittsburgh.
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Telle
Senate
Charles S. Arnow
Atlanta Constitution
Vocelle
Camden
Charlton
Glynn
Glyra
Arnow
Peach County
Alexander Mann
Boston
Bishop Whitehead
Protestant Episcopal Church of
Pittsburgh
Republicans Win House Control Amid Narrow Margin
New York report notes Republicans gain a House majority in a tight national contest. Final tallies show Republicans about 220 to Democrats 206 with several races still in doubt or under recounts. Key outcomes include Senate results in Utah and Montana, and shifts affecting leadership and committee control.
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New York
Associated Press
Congress
Montana
Becton
Scott Levitte
Aetana
Mcrepublican
John M. Zivane
Stage Stars Aré Granted Divorce
Herbert Rawlinson, a motion picture actor, was granted a divorce from Minerwrinson known on stage as Roberta Arnold in Los Angeles Superior Court. The case, not contested, followed claims of incompatibility. Rawlinson has recently been involved in legal actions connected to Mrs. Ethel Clark and her daughter, Clark Bims.
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London
Constantinople
Aflica
Kemanate
Daily Express
Farl Beatty
Near East
Los Angeles
Cal
Herbert, Rawlison
Minerwrlinson
Roberta Arnold
Rawlinson
Ethel Clark
Thy Clark Bims
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Scout
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H. C. MacClain
Harding
Tom
Atlanta, Ga
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North Dakota
West Virginia
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King
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Minnesota
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