Son Springs I Solvent, Yet Bankruptcy Demanded in Jury Trial
In a move filed in Federal Court against Watson Springs Inc, involuntary bankruptcy petitions allege insolvency. A jury trial is demanded and the first creditors meeting is set for Monday afternoon. Bernstein Taylor Electric Co and others are listed as petitioners while Watson Springs, owner of a resort and 613 acres of land with mineral waters, denies insolvency citing a poor season and weevils in cotton. The firm claims assets exceed liabilities and debts will be settled by other means.
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Uptcy
Walter
Nett
Watson Springs
Corporation Ag
Max
Oftorneys
Indant Corpori Fr & Michat
Bernstein
Taylor Electric Co
Egor Co
Watson Springs, Inc
Tom Ray
W. G. Grifand
Murder near Prt Each VA: Mrs Eastlake slain at home
A brutal murder case in Prt Each Virginia involves Mrs. Ro Eastlake wife of a naval petty attached to the Dahlgren proving ground. Police report a hatchet head, a razor, and a pistol used. blood-stained clothing and weapons found near a vacant house. The coroner’s jury held Eastlake in connection with the death after a brief inquiry. Two young children were in the home but provided little light on the motive or killer. Eastlake had moved from Philadelphia about a month earlier and rented a nearby cottage. a neighbor, Mrs. Knox, connected to Eastlakes, lived nearby.
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Cs Associated Press
Prt
Each
Ro Eastlake
Dahlgren Provinc
Ome
Early Ag
Knox
Fastlake
Eastlake
M. Knox
Connec
Philadelphia
Colonial Beach
Baby blimp burns at Wright field hangar in Ayton
A bolt of lightning during an early Friday storm撃 set Wright field hangar at Avat Aviation ablaze destroying a baby dirigible 85 feet long. Night watchman Thomas Mum was seriously burned by shock. Loss estimated at 19800 dollars.
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Associated Press
AYTON
Wilbur Wright Tion Feld
Thomas Mum
Trial ordered in sheriff slaying case amid hung jury
In Ackens, judge R Withers ordered a new trial for Jake well charged with Hendrix Rector's murder after the jury, out 24 hours and 45 minutes, reported they could not agree. A Greenville county case earlier in the year ended in a mistrial. A six year old daughter of Samuel Martin was shot and killed in White suburb while playing with a Maile pistol. Alexander at, leader of Kansas miners, was jailed in Columbus for enforcing the industrial court law after a long conflict.
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Associated Press
Ackens
8. C
R. Witherspminger
Jake Well
Ifs
Hendrix Rector
Greenville County
Samuel Martin
Howat
Volumbus
Kan
Alexander At
Kansas Union
Banker Dies by Full Tank Fall in Greene County
Lerimes Grimes a prominent banker and former Greene County official died instantly when he fell from a water tank while repairing a defect. He left a wife a daughter Leila Grimes and a son Howell Grimes. Surviving relatives include Mrs R Christie of Decatur and Reid Grimes of Montgomery. The Indianapol is American Legion announced it will take over care for about 900000 unemployed ex service men after a national conference. Each post will be asked to cooperate as the Legion investigates unemployment among veterans. Approximately 900000 veterans were out of work two weeks ago with about 21 2 percent jobless and employed veterans earning reduced wages.
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Greeensboro
Lerimes
White Plains
Greene County
Besid
Leila Grimes
Howell Grimes
White Jains
R. Christie
Décatur
Reid Grimes
Montgomery
Ala
Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
American Legion
National
Emery
Legion
Disarmament Only Issue for World Peace Says Scholar
SYUREVIIR REO SHEDEN BERG of Loyola School of Sociolongrs Chicago argues disarmament must be the sole focus at the Washington conference. He warns a larger gathering could drag in Yap, Mesopotamia oil, and other issues, risking a failed accord and new world war if armament remains. He lauds Harding’s invitation but urges limiting talks to disarmament to honor American soldiers.
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Syureviir Reo
Sheden Berg
Loyola ‘School
America
Japan
England
Washington
Russia
Germany
Harding
United States
Britain
Mesopotamia
New Postoffice Opens in Columbia After Delays
A new post office costing $350000, one of the Souths handsomest, was opened in Columbia Friday after a long construction run due to war restrictions. The project involved two contractors, and a case is pending against the bonding company of the first contractor W H Maxwell.
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NEW Postoffice
Associated Press
Columbia
8. C
W. H. Maxwell
DeValera Accepts Invitation for Irish Conference
London report states Eamonn DeValera sent a brief business like reply accepting Premier Lloyd Georges invitation to a conference on the Irish question scheduled for October 11. In Clearwater Florida Dr J G Belcher a Tarpon Springs physician was acquitted Friday night by a jury in manslaughter trial over the death of his cousin Miss wheels Turner.
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Devalera
Associated Press
London
Eamonn DeValera
Lloyd George
Fifty Mile Gale Hits Pittsburg District
A fifty mile gale swept the Pittsburg district for fifteen minutes Friday, leveling roofs and blowing down signs and trees. There were no fatalities reported as the temperature fell 13 degrees in one hour.
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Pittsburg
Digmociated Press
Move to Strike Grocers Order Hearing Under Advisement
DC Supreme Court Justice Stafford heard arguments on the government's bid to strike a court order allowing the Southern Wholesale Grocers Association to intervene in the packer cage case. The judge took the matter under advisement Friday.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Stafford
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Southern “Wholesale
Grovera’ Association
Federal Reserve Board sees September business improvement
The Federal Reserve Board reported a distinctly optimistic September, noting improved credit, strong liquidation, and widespread wholsome improvement driven largely by cotton price gains. Employment rose slightly while harvest movements may lift unemployment, offset by higher labor demand in manufacturing and growing construction activity. Railroad employment increased modestly as farm activity continued, with autumn building contracts reaching record levels.
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Astocia Press
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Ason
Gro
Man Uring
Fev
Rvice
Arbuckle Case Letters Turned Over To Police
Assoc San Francis threatening letters reach police as Judge oversees preliminary hearing in Fatty Arbuckle murder case. Protests arise over the charge reduced to manslaughter while key letters remain undisclosed.
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Assoc San Francis
Fatty” Arbuckle
Alvain ‘Jazarus
Liminary
Aberdeen blast tests new heavy bomb at army proving grounds
ABERDEEN Md A crater 100 feet wide and 25 feet deep was blown into the earth at the army proving grounds Friday by a 4 300 pound bomb dropped from 4 100 feet. The test marked the first in a new series and the heaviest bomb yet built, carried and released from a Handley Paige aircraft.
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Associated Press
Aberdeen
Army Proving Grounds
Handley-Paige
Harding Proclaims Two Minute Armistice Day Prayer
President Harding calls on all citizens to observe a silent two minute prayer at noon on Armistice Day November 11. The nation pauses to honor the dead of the World War with flag half mast on public buildings and at military posts worldwide from sunrise to sunset.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
France
Arlington National Cemetery
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
America
Forsyth find of carpenter's body prompts manhunt and reward
The body of C. H. Winn, a carpenter, was discovered in a shallow pond near Forsyth, with a sack over the head and rocks weighting it. Officials offered a $50 reward for Will Phinney, a Black man recently released from jail, as a suspect. Three other Black individuals, including two women, are being held on suspicion.
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Associated Press
Forsyth
C. H. Winn
Will Phinney
Theghanagans
Jabaine
Real Romances No 4 and No 6 in National League civic life
A Chicago visit leads to a marriage in Omaha as Miss Blanche Scott later Mrs Lee meets Mr Lee and wed in February. Banff sparks the romance of Mrs T G Winter, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, with Mr Winter after a serendipitous meeting abroad. Mrs Julian B Salley, daughter of a Southern dancing family, becomes a lawyer’s wife then a real estate and insurance entrepreneur after supporting the League of Women Voters postwar fundraising.
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Lee
Thue
Chicago
Blanche Scott
Mrs. Lee
Cornell Bluffs
National Humane Society
Omaha
Miss Scott
Mr. Lee
Banff
Canadian Rockies
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Omeone
Julian B. Salley
National League of Women Voters
League of Women Voters
Director Forbes Urges Georgia Drive for War Memorial Fund
In Athens and Clarke County residents are urged to raise one million dollars in a thirty day war memorial drive. Director Forbes emphasizes citizen duty, with Hugh Gordon as campaign chair and twelve canvassing teams forming this local effort to set an example for the state. Women’s committees organize public support while men focus on pledges and solicitations.
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Athens
Clarke County
University of Georgia
Erith
Georgia
Fae
Athena
Clarké
Stout
Hugh Gordon
Pajen
Y. M.C
Efairney
Clarke County Pig And Corn Show Set For Oct 12
Clarke County boys plan entries for the Pig and Corn club show at the State Foreses of Agriculture on October 2. About thirty five to forty boys are expected to exhibit pure-bred stock with support from Clarke County residents and local businesses offering inducements to boost participation.
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Clarke County
Pig and Corn Club
State Forlese of Agriculture
Clarke
Athens
Rida
Veterans To Hear Anthony Saturday At City Hall
Cobt Delaney camp United Confederate Veterans meets in city hall Saturday at 10 o clock with Rev Walter Anthony First Methodist pastor as speaker. The gathering will also elect delegates to the annual reunion in Chattanooga on October 26 27.
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Cobt-Delaney
United Confederate Veterans
City Hall
Walter Anthony
First Methodist Church
Chattanooga
Valdosta Murder Suspect Escapes at Indianapolis Depot
A 28 year old Valdosta Ga murder suspect, Wood Rogers, escaped Friday from M. Jordans at an Indianapolis depot after Jordans says he fell asleep. Rogers was said to be wanted in Valdosta on a murder ree. The report notes Rogers was last seen while a train from Morgan Colo carried the fugitives.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Wood Rog
Valdosta
M. Jordan
Jordan
Morgan, Colo
Conference Adjourns to October 10 Amid Economic Plan Debates
Fragmented report on a national conference proposing a permanent policy to stabilize prices and employment. Emphasis on public employment agencies,联 coordinated funds, and price controls to resume normal business, with committees to study district work and a profit oriented reform.
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Actn
Tunishpa Aia
Steine Mills
Td Rb Street
New Age
York
Congress
Anal Crete
Avilable
Pope Jury Selected in Murder Trial at Local Theater
A jury was chosen on Friday in a murder case involving Pope, the local attorney, charged with first degree murder in the killing of theater manager Di Hickman during a botched robbery at the box office on September date. Rawlings reportedly planned the hold up as the jury prepares to hear testimony.
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Pope
Carges
di Hickman
Frank Rawlings
Ray
Will
Rawling
Posse
School Deaths and Safety Measures Highlight Congress Session
At a national council gathering in Detroit, Miss Harriet Beard presented that deaths among city schoolchildren dropped 60 percent in one year due to safety instruction. Dr. B of St Louis, vice president of the education section, spoke on safety in ashed schools amid prohibition era concerns.
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Associated Prom
Hoston
Nationalty Council
Harriet Beard
Détroi
Dr. B. of
St.Louis
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New Jersey
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T. G. Winter
Blanche Scott Leb
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