Armistice Day Parade Brightens Athens Scene
Ten thousand people crowded Athens as Georgia and Virginia colors flowed from stores and public buildings. General Paul B. Malone delivered an Armistice Day address at Sanford Field, urging equal service in peace and praising the Legion’s peace laws. The Georgia Virginia football classic capped a day of festivities with trains, dances, and celebrations across the university town.
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Paul B. Malone
John E. Drewry
University of Georgia
Virginia
Athens
University Athens
The
American Legion
Camp Bennix
Sanford Field
Georgia
Iere
Moss Auditorium
Jecson
University Atu
Humbl‘est
Athos
Wilson urges active cooperation for world peace
President Wilson, seated on his S Street portico, declares world peace requires active cooperation for justice not amiable phrases. He addresses a large Armistice Day crowd, remarks without notes, marks first public questions since leaving the White House in 1921, and is helped indoors by a servant as Mrs. Wilson receives an ovation.
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Wilson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
America
S Street
League of Nations
West
Hite House
Candler Goes West on Pleasure Trip
Asa G Can dler Sr of Atlanta on way to California with his son Asa G Can dler Jr and Mrs Candler declined to comment on recent threats of legal action by New Orleans beauty Onezima De Boucher and the engagement breakup He said he is out of business and the public will forget the affair while he is away with his family and servants.
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Kansas City
Asa G. Can- Mer
Atlanta
Onezima de Boucher
New Orleans
Candler
California
Asa G. Candler, Jr
Irish hunger strike prisoners split over food intake
Mrs. O Rahilly and three other hunger strikers stopped fasting on Saturday after a collapse among the group. Miss Mary MacSwinney urged continued refusal to eat though MacSwinney herself refused food. Friends say MacSwinney is in weak health and a brief fast is dangerous. Public sympathy grew for Mrs. O Rahilly who has five children, while she cared for Terrence MacSwinney’s young daughter Mary during her absence.
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Dublin
Associated Press
O'Rahailley
Mary Mcswinney
Miss Mac- Swinney
Miss Mac-Swinney Hoever
Miss MacSwinney
Mrs. O'Rahilly
England Will Pay Declares Baldwin
Newcastle report cites Stanley Baldwin saying France misreads Britain over paying debts to America and warning against ceding to Germany for trade. He urges employers to create work for skilled labor as Britain pledges to meet every copper of the American debt. The article also notes the willow tree’s wide distribution with at least 160 species.
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Newcastle-On-Tyne
England
Stanley Baldwin
Bonar Law
France
Germany
Great Britain
America
Red Cross Campaign to Enroll Athens Members Continues
The Athens chapter will push ahead with fund raising and member enrollment this week as a business committee canvases the city. Although subscriptions were not checked Saturday, officials expect a large number to enroll and sustain Red Cross services locally.
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Red Cross
Athens
Error in Ad in Banner-Herald Corrects Ve lour Coat Suits
Advertisement for Henrys at 426 East Broad Street contains a typographical error in the Banner-Herald. The line read 33 1-3 off on all Velour Coats-1-3 off but should state Velour Coat Suits-1-3 off. The correction appears in the editorial section since the ad ran before the error was found.
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Henry
East Broad Street
Banner-Herald
Insure Methodist Ministers Lives Authorized by Conference
The North Georgia Methodist conference ratified a plan to create a committee on Group Insurance to negotiate a $2,000 life policy for each member. The vote stood 176 in favor to 19 against amid a heated debate led by Dr. J. H. Eakes and Dr. C. C. Jarrell with supporters including Dr. J. W. Quillian.
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Atlanta
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Emer
J. H. Eakes
South Atlanta
C. C. Jarrell
Augusta
J. W. Quillian
Floridians claim new boll weevil control method
Gainesville reports Dr. Wilmon Newell announces a fresh method to combat the boll weevil on upland cotton. The approach, developed with George D. Smith, reduces weevil impact and costs about 1.50 to 2 dollars per acre while keeping yields comparable to preweevil levels.
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Gainesville
Fla
Wilmon Newell
State Plant Board
University of Florida Experiment Station
Newell
George D. Smith
Nowell
Experiment Station
Turkey for Turks adoptions threaten doomed Istanbul
Paris reports special representative Marko Prentisg says Allies must leave Constantinople to avert a Turkish plan he calls disastrous. He warns 750,000 people may be evacuated and accuses Turks of targeting Greeks and Armenians with a photographed list. Nourdin Pasha says Turkey is done with missionaries and will pursue a Turkey for Turks policy. Americans may send technical helpers but no mission schools.
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Paris
Associated
Marko Prentisg
America
Constantinople
Prentiss
Smyrna
Nourdin Pasha
Turkey
Americana
Big Earthquake Strikes Central Chile
Severe shocks were felt across central Chile shortly before midnight and again early Saturday. Reports describe falling houses and damage from Antofagasta to Valparaiso, with a tidal wave wrecking small boats and homes of fishermen. No lives reported lost yet, but electricity and telegraph lines were knocked out.
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Santiago
Chile
Antofamasta
Valparaian
Three Joined Aghon Honorary Club At College
The Aghon honorary club at the College of Agriculture initiated three men into its ranks Saturday. The new members are F. A. Tanner Ga John W Gillispie and Scarborough. Tanner, a leading football player and senior, Gillispie active in Alpha Zeta and botany instruction, and Scarborough a fourth year graduate scholar and Phelps Stokes recipient.
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Aghons
College of Agriculture
F. A. Tanner
John W. Giluarehin
Mr. Tanner
Goat
Tanner
Gillispie
Alpha Zeta
Scarborough
Phelps- Stokes
Resent
M. A. McRainey
W. W. Drake
W. A. Lundy
H. H. Maddox
D. C. Aderholt
KE. L
England
T. H. McHatton
Athens Men Attend Bottlers Convention Meet
Athens men travel to Atlanta for the United States Bottlers convention. Harrie Dews of Chero Cola Harry Stovall H C Anderson and F B Hinton of Budwine Walter Sams and E C Paine of Coca Cola represent Athens. The three day event draws bottlers nationwide with booths citywide and free drinks from major firms.
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Athens
United States
Atlanta
Harrie Dews
Chero Cola Company
Harry Stovall
H.C. Anderson
F. B. Hinton
Budwine Company
Walter Sams
E. C. Paine
Coca Cola Company
Ike
Cola Cola
Budwine
Uome
All Georgia Concerna
Would Discontinue M. and B. Freights
A Bibb superior court hearing before Judge H A Mathews debated discontinuing freight services on the Macon and Birmingham railroad. George M Napier and John R Smith, supported by the Macon Chamber of Commerce and shippers, argued against the move.
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Macon
H. A. Mathews
Civil Division
Bibb Superior Court
Birmingham
George M. Napier
John R. Smith
Macon Chamber of Commerce and
Armistice Day Banquet Draws Ex-Service Men in Athens
About 150 former service members of the Allen 2 Fleming post of the American Legion gathered at the Georgian hotel in Athens for the Armistice Day banquet. General Paul B. Malone of Camp Benning gave the keynote talk. Frank Holden presided as master of ceremonies and announced short speeches from Jake Orr, L B Rucker, W K Meadow, Major Mc Coy, and Ross Creekmore among others.
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V. Sanford
T. HH. McHattom
Narrow
Henry Wert
TR. Fleming
Frank Miller
Fleetwood Lanier
Frank A. Holden
McCoy
D. W. Ryther
Lassie
Allen
Fleming
American Legion
Athens
Georgian Hotel
Paul B. Malone
Camp Benning
Legion
Holden
Frank Holden
Leutenant
Clare County
Georgia
American Légion
Malone
General Malone Honored at Athens Dinner by Ex‑Servicemen
Major General Paul B Malone was the guest of honor at a lunch at the Georgian hotel following his Sanford Field address. About fifty guests, including ex‑servicemen and local citizens, attended the event organized by Major McCoy of the 82nd Division to boost reserve corps enlistment.
Memorial Unveiled for 151st Machine Gun Battalion Leader
In Macon Georgia a memorial ceremony honored the head of the 151st Machine Gun Battalion in the 42nd Rainbow Division. Rainbow Association of Georgia elected Jack Peavy, youngest member of the Macon unit, as president during the day’s events.
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Macon
151St
Rainbow Association of Georgia
Jack Peavy
Harding Lays Wreath on Unknown Soldier grave Armistice Day
President Harding laid a wreath of remembrance on the tomb of the unknown soldier at Arlington National Cemetery to mark Armistice Day and the first anniversary of the unknown’s homecoming from France. The moment carried somber national significance as Pershing’s tribute and other ceremonies followed.
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Amercia
Arlington
Washington
Associated Press
Ar ‘Lington National Cemetery
France
America
Cnet
Wathington
Clemenceau Sails for U S Saturday
At Havre France Georges Clemenceau 52 a short stout sharp eyed brown faced war time premier sailed on the Paris for New York to pursue his dream of visiting the United States and building better Franco American understanding. He was seen as a major figure abroad with only his valet Albert and his hat and cane accompanying him.
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Henry Morgenthau
Turkey
Lyns
Elearly
Havre
France
Associated Press
Paris
New York
Georges Clemenceau
United States
Albert
Train Service Of M. And B. Ceased
Macon Georgia notes that effective November 13 the Macon and Birmingham railroad will suspend train service from LaGrange to Macon under a Dibb Superior Court order. Passenger service already stopped. freight operations may resume if funds and sale arrangements proceed. Property owners formed a lobby at the Macon Chamber of Commerce and pressed the Governor to act. A sixty day extension was proposed to keep the line operating while efforts to sell or save service continue.
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Macon
Macon and Birmingham
Lagrange
Dibb Superior Court
Henry A. Matthews
Vegram
John R. L. Smith
Savannah Mayoral White Primary Set for December 12
In Savannah Georgia the two men to face off are Murray M Stewart the incumbent and James M Rogers an attorney. City administration forces met and endorsed Stewart for reelection sealing the white primary contest’s lineup.
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Savannah
Murray M. Stewart
James M. Rogers
Stewart
Hundred Die in Chile Earthquake at Copiapo
An AP report says upwards of 100 people were killed and many injured when a strong earthquake toppled buildings in Copiapó, capital of Atacama Province, on Saturday morning.
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Antopagasta
Chile
Associated Press
Caplaro
Atacama
Court of Appeals Affirms Georgia Express Theft Conspiracy Case
The U S Court of Appeals in Macon Georgia affirms the Southern District of Georgia ruling in an epic eight million dollar theft conspiracy case. Sixteen defendants faced a jury in April before Judge Beverly D Evans. Evidence showed a vast scheme to steal and alter labels to steal shipments.
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Southern District
American Railway Express Company
Macon
United States Circnit Court of Appeals
United States District Court For
Southern District of Georgia
American Way Exprena
Beverly D. Evans
Eax Sons
Rochester Plan Adopted By Radio Amateurs
Rochester plan adopted by amateur radio operators allows listening until 10 30 p m and requires voluntary compliance to restrict transmissions from 7 p m to 10 30 p m. The Q T magazine editorial urges clubs to unite locally and supports making the plan a community standard with license holders respecting the majority view.
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Rochester
Vian
Amateur Radio League
Itx
Renee Héteen
Secret Consistory to Be Held in Rome This December
The Vatican organ reports a secret consistory planned for December 11 in Rome with a public consistory to follow and the creation of several new cardinals expected.
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Rome
Omarratare Romano
Vatican
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