Great Bend Doctor 15 Held in Murder Robbery Case
Dr J J Nixon a Great Bend physician faces murder robbery and arson charges in a case linking him to the shooting death of Arthur Banta a local lawyer found dead beside his auto west of Great Bend. Co defendants A L Wallace and Way Hayes implicated Nixon in confessions and lineage of alleged plots over a money dispute.
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Ana
Cinaca
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Beng Gwin Sinks
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Great Bend
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Dlyde
Nixon
Arthur Cl Banta
A. L. Wallace
Way Hayes
Banta
Dan A. Banta
Kangas
Great Wend
Elks Club
Jie
Arthur Banta
Theo
Hootleggere
Wallace
Wallee
Allace
Hayes
Wemen
Toreat Bend
Dr. Nixon
K. Nixon
Supreme Court
Germany Signs SAP Agreement With France
In Wiesbaden the German government signed an accord delivering to France within three years seven billion gold marks for building materials. The Associated Press reports the agreement was signed Thursday amid ongoing financial discussions.
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Associated Press
Wiesbaden
France
Gregg at Read of Campaign by Norris Quinn
Idle Shipping Board vessels will be used by the Commerce Department to counter a foreign owned shipping combine hindering American trade. Gregg leads a plan to mobilize business groups to route cargoes on the most economical paths and study inland transport and a potential Atlantic to Great Lakes waterway to aid American shipping.
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Washington
Shipping Board
United States Department of Commerce
Focwen
Department of Commerce
KH. Sreeg
Gregg
Farmers’ Organizations
Chambers of Commerce
Grege
Baltimore
England
Grex Vees
Bairmon
Greeg
Atlantic
Great Lakes
Detroit
Chicago
Adjudged Bankrupt in Fed District Court
Central Trust Company of Chicago announced the adjudication of bankruptcy for the Conservative Society of America and related party actions. Creditors filed petitions nine years ago alleging the firm was a 210.990.9000 concern with downtown Chicago real estate and dairies and farms in Wisconsin. Judge Evans described the Society as a western securities company and a perpetrator of wrongdoing.
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Society of America
Central Trust Company of Chicago
Feders District Court
Real Entete
Chicago
Wisconsin
Law
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Visy
Arent Western Securities Company
Patan
Purple Hurricane preps to clash with Georgia at Sanford Field
Georgia hosts Furman in a highly anticipated clash at Sanford Field as the Purple Hurricane seeks revenge after last season’s 7 to 0 defeat. Tickets go on sale at Costa’s today at 3:30, with Furman contingents traveling to Athens. The game is billed as a strong test of the Bulldogs' form before their Harvard trip.
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Stegeman
Summerlin pardon recommended by Georgia Prison Board
The Georgia Prison Commission recommended a pardon for Dr. Maxie T. Summerlin, Athens dentist, who has served one year of a three year manslaughter sentence over the death of Mixx Viola Parr. The case involves alleged criminal operation by Dr. W. G. Waters at Summerlin's office.
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Maxie T. Summerlin
Athens
Mixx
Viola Parr
Hardwick
Prison Commission
Misa Phrr
W. G. Waters
Summertin
Dr. Waters
Ertigena
Waters
Summerlin
Railroad witnesses plead against rate reductions
Washington witnesses urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to deny broad freight rate cuts as railroads defend against proposed reductions by hardwood producers across the South East and North regions.
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Washington
Thursay
Interstate Commerce Commission
Southern
Eastern
Northern
Wilsons Early Push for a Disarmament Conference
New York report shows as early as 1913 the Wilson administration sought a disarmament conference with Britain and Germany. Walter H. Page and Colonel House urged converting vast military power into peaceful uses and explored Anglo American German cooperation despite Germanys reluctance.
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Harding
Walter H. Page
Great Britain
World's Work
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Page
Germany
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House
Europe
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Mexico
Trouse
Roxgland
Berlin
Wilkoi
Bryan
Hoyt Shuts Giants as Yankees Win World Series Game Two
Polo Grounds New York Associated Press Young White Hoyt from Brooklyn held the Giants scoreless while the Yankees won 3 to 0 in game two. Errors by the Giants helped the Yankees score and Babe Ruth contributed a two base hit. Nehf pitched well but an error by Frisch and an earlier miscue doomed New York’s defense.
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New York
Associated Press
White Hoyt
Brooklyn
Giants
Yankees
Bob
Nehf
Frisch
Kiwanis District Officers Re elected At Macon Convention
General Walter Vartia and J Henry Burnett of Macon were re elected district governor and secretary as Kiwanis civics convened in Macon. Samuel Greene of Atlanta F B Waterman of Hawkinsville and J Louis Ellis of Americus were named lieutenant governors for northern middle and southern districts. Miller Bell of Atlanta was named district treasurer. Savannah chosen as next convention city.
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Macon
Walter Vartia
J. Henry Burnett
Overnor
Kiwanis Civics
Fine
Samuel Greene
Atlanta
F. B. Waterman
Hawkinsville
J. Louis Ellis
Americus
Miller
Bell
Savannah
Hoover delays unemployment conference reassemble date
Secretary Hoover said the national conference on unemployment will reassemble next Tuesday instead of Monday. Committees will complete their recommendations on permanent measures for combating unemployment and reviving business and commerce. Department of labor figures show a rise of one and a half percent in employment from August 31 to September 30 nationwide.
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Washington
National Conference On
Hoover
Department
Mystery Man of Asheville Died. Many Seek Widows
A man known as the Man of Mystery died in a hospital near Asheville North Carolina and left letters and passports from women across the country. Attorney J Scroop Styles will hold an estate for a year to allow claimants to prove widowhood and seek marriage claims.
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Weaverville
Asheville
J. R. Harrison
KK. L. Carson
Muward Alfred Manse
Edward Alfred Cohen
Charles Meyne
J. Scroop Styles
McAdams Elected President of American Bankers Association
Thomas D B McAdams of Richmond Virginia was unanimously elected president at the American Bankers Association meeting in Los Angeles John Puelicher Milwaukee was advanced to first vice president and Sir Walter W Head Omaha was chosen second vice president A proposed branch expansion by national banks was opposed by the executive committee reversing an earlier plan and tensions between national and state banks were noted A E Adams Youngstown Ohio former president urged against postal savings bank expansion as wasteful government spending
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Thomas DB. McAdams
Richmond
Virginia
Ammerican Bankers Association
John Puelicher
Milwaukee
Walter W. Head
Omaha
Joni 8
Drem
Associaton
State Bank
National Bank Division
Congress
A. E. Adams
Youngstown
Ohio
Smith Named U S Attorney for Eastern Kentucky
Sawyer A. Smith of Covington was nominated by President Hardington on Thursday as United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Kentucky. He succeeds Thomas G. Slattery, whose removal was ordered earlier on the recommendation of Attorney General Daugherty.
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Washington
Sawyer A. Smith
Covington
Hardington
United States Atorney
Kentucky
Thomas G. Slattery
Daugherty
Tragic Gas Deaths Tie Couple in Jacksonville Home
Anatole Valcourt, 27, and his wife, 22, were found dead in their Jacksonville bathroom late Thursday. Mrs. Valcourt lay in a partly filled tub while her husband rested on the floor with a head bruise. Poison fumes from hot water heater suspected. police deem it a possible accidental overdose with an inquest planned.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Anatole Valcourt
Sheriff Currents Drag Yellow River for Reagin's Body
Conyers Georgia sheriff and volunteers dragged the Yellow River and searched nearby woods after finding an abandoned car owned by Charles Reagin president of the Bank of Rockdale. Reagin, last seen at his farm, appeared in good health. two Black workers who found the car were detained on suspicion, but officials doubted their involvement.
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Yellow River
Charles Reagin
Bank of Rockdale
Reagin
G. C. Sims
Heleve
No Private Schools Policy Outlined by Lunacharski
Riga dispatch reports M Lunacharski former Russian education minister announced decentralization of Russia's schools and denationalization of theaters and cinemas. He said private schools will not be permitted and management of schools will be handed to local governments before he proceeds to Italy for the Third International Socialist Conference.
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Riga
Russia
M. Lunacharski
Italy
Meet to Call Strike Chicago
Six hundred union chairmen from six railroad unions gather in Chicago next Monday to decide if a national strike will be called. L A Shepard announces the meeting of conductors head.
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Chicago
L. A. Shepard
Order of Railway Conductors
Athens Alumni Urges Club to Lead Campaign Drive
In Athens and Clarke County the University of Georgia War Memorial Fund seeks one million dollars with a $140805 local quota. Alumni Banquet is slated for October 11 at 8 pm at Denmark Mall to kick off the drive with students and faculty urged to attend and contribute promptly.
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War Memorial Fund
University of Georgia
Clarke County
Clarke
Denmark Mall
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Tam
W. T. Forbes
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