Resolutions On Farm Credit Policy At National Meeting
Delegates from thirty three agricultural groups, led by Congressman Charles H. Brand, draft resolutions urging reform of federal reserve policy on farm credits. Officials say the board will consider the recommendations to shape an impartial policy for the reserve banks. Senator Smith and other delegates push for credits to Germany and lower discount rates for agriculture during the crisis. The general committee reports farming interests face similar credit and market conditions across sectors.
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Charle H. Brand
Washington
Atlanta
Federal Reserve Board
Capl
Rcylar
Brand
Seenator Smith Gnudjhe
Georgis
Federal Reserve Banks
Harding
Federal ‘Reserve
Houston
the Treasury
Cwas
Europe
Treasury
Smith
South Carolina
Germany
National Board of “Farm Organizations
Bet Loive
America
Russia's cotton industry cannot be soon restored
Sir Charles Macara says Russia's prewar cotton trade is ruined by revolution. Only a fraction of mills operate, many workers gone, mills nationalized, and raw cotton scarce. He notes German and Austrian mills also lag and English workers face long retooling after four and a half years of stoppage.
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Russia
London
Charles Macara
Yorkshire Post
Mogcow
Charles Eatiantes
Te Saye Fort
Sir Charles
Germany
Austria
Sharp Company to Close Their Mills in New Bedford
Sharp Manufacturing Company announces closure of its mills in New Bedford indefinitely starting tomorrow due to conditions in the cotton cloth market. The move affects workers and local industry as the firm restructures amid market pressures.
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Sharp Company
Boston
Sharpe Manufacturing Company
New Bedford
County mills shut down indefinitely due to market conditions
Union announces that all cotton mills in the county will close Friday and Saturday indefinitely. About 3,000 operatives will be affected as market conditions force the stoppage.
Italian quake toll and strikes across Italy in October 1914
A Romo dispatch to The Times reports an Italian earthquake event with fifteen dead and many wounded across various places in Italy during a two hour strike. The communication notes London dated October 1914.
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London
Italy
the'Times
Roosevelt proposes date for joint debate with Coolidge
Evansville Indiana October 4 Franklin Roosevelt tonight challenged Governor Coolidge to meet him any time at any place for a joint debate on the League of Nations.
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Evansville
Ind
Franklin
Roose
Governor Coolidge
League of Nations
Root and Hoover die and political clash follows
Mrs. P. H. Mell of Auburn, Alabama, widow of P. H. Mell, died suddenly while addressing a Women's Club meeting. The report cites her Auburn ties and lists surviving siblings and relatives. Separate dispatch notes Harding and Cox debate tensions with a strong push for Harding.
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Root
Hoover
Cox
Taft
Hughes
PH Mele
Auburn
Trustees Declare US Role in League Must Not Wait
The World Peace Foundation trustees, with a million-dollar endowment, say American entry into the League of Nations cannot be decided by the November election. They urge joining the League with wise modifications as needed, stressing peace work beyond any party. The board includes Brown University President William H. Faunce and Harvard President A Lawrence Lowell among others.
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Boston
Trustees of World Peace Foundation
Kte
Edwin Ginn
League of National
Organization of the World For Peace
Senate
Worls Peace Foundation
League of Nations
United States
William’ H. P. Faunce
Brown University
George W. Anderson
Sarah ‘Louise Arnold
George
H. Blankestet
Clarke
University
A.’ Lawrence Lowell
Harvard
Samuel W. McCall
Massachusetts
Bliss Perry
Albert B.pillsburry
George A. Plimton
Joseph Swain
Requisition Papers Issued By Governor
Governor Dor sey issues requisitions to Florida and South Carolina for extradition and arrest. Dan Wilcox wanted in Bacon county for murder after a March 28 shooting with Renzile Williams. Lt. James W. Googes named state agent. Dan Miller sought in Chetam county for violating banking laws via a bad check to Williams and McManus.
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Atlanta
Dorsey
Florida
Dan‘ Wilcox
Bacon County
Renzile Williams
Lant Penterne
Wilcox
Sherriff James W. Googes
South Carolina
Dan Miller
Chetam County
Williams &McManus
Madame X a Striking Drama at the Elite
The Elite shows Madame X adapted from stage and novel. A drama that unsettles and lingers, it aims to provoke thought more than entertain. Attended star performances and meticulous detail drive a memorable viewing experience. The film runs continuously from eleven A.M. today.
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Madame “X
Shipping Board to Close Training School at Camp Stuart
Washington October 14 The Shipping Board chairman announced the merchant sailors training school at Camp Stuart Virginia would close January 1. Practical completion of the building program and sufficient sailors were cited as reasons.
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Associated Press
Washington
Benson
The
Shipping Board
Camps Stuart
Central Railroad to Cut Freight Trains After Farmer Resistance
The Central of Georgia Railway will reduce service between Macon and Americus from daily to three trips weekly starting tomorrow due to farmers refusing to sell and ship cotton. The Associated Press reports the cutback reflects supply disruptions linked to the cotton trade.
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Associated Press
Macon Georgia
Georgia
Macon
Americus
Coal profiteering costs the United States hundreds of millions
United States Senator Calder, chairman of the senate housing committee, said at a luncheon in New York the coal profiteering by operators and railroads cost the country at least 450 million dollars in the last year. He spoke at the Arkwright club.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
Calder
Senate Housing Conmittee
Arkwright Club
Alabama Men Bonded Over Night Rider Threats
Two white men Edmund Voss and Dock Yarbrough of Blount County were indicted by the Cullman County grand jury on charges of threatening to ambush. They were arrested and held on $15,000 bond each. The men face charges tied to alleged threats against Fairview in a case described as Alabama’s first night riding incident linked to harassment.
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Associated Press
Cullman
Ala
Edmund Voss
Dock Yarbrough
Alabama
Pasquale's House Robbed in Harbor City Incident
Reported theft at Augusto Pasquale home in Harbor City on October 4. Four unidentified men forced entry beat Bert Upike before Pasquale’s dog drove them off. papers or money possibly taken.
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Egg ‘Harbor
City
Augusto Pasquale
Genfes
Coughlin
Bert Upike
Pasquales
Escape Plot Foiled at Portsmooth Penitentiary
A plotted mass breakout at Portsmooth Penitentiary in Kingston Ontario was foiled. A warder disrupted the prison wall section, uncovering rifles shotguns and explosives store. four dangerous convicts placed in gallary coffins.
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Associated. Profe
Kihgaton
Ontario
Chapman resigns from Federal Reserve Board
Washington reports the resignation of W. T. Chapman as secretary of the Federal Reserve Board, effective November 1, with Chapman intending to enter private business. W. W. Hoton will succeed him as executive secretary, and the board creates a new assistant governor position to be filled by Ri. O. Emj erom.
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Associated Press
Washington
W. T. “Chapman
Federal: Reserve Board
W.W. Hoton
Chapmen
Ithe
Rti
Jeraom
Kiwanis Club Holds Important Meeting at YMCA
Kiwanis Club gathered yesterday at the YMCA with many visitors including Dr. Little of Macon and Mr. Forbes of Atlanta. Speakers from Milwaukee and Atlanta discussed telephony strategy in Georgia and the University of Georgia endowment drive. The Women’s Club home movement received endorsement and a committee was to be appointed to represent the club locally.
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Kiwanis
Sfitin
Dr. Little
Macon
Georgia
Weaver
Coleman
Milwaukee
Wia
Forbes
Atlanta
Jarrell
The
Chamber of Commerce
Cole - Morgan
Pe Southerm Bell
Telephone Co
Cole
Creminder
Col. C
M. ‘Snelling
W.F. Dorsey
University of Georgia
Tha ‘Dlip
Visiting Athenians Honor Local Residents
Former Athenians Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fleshman of Rotterdam Holland and Mrs. Charles Joseph of Paris visit Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Joel. Mrs. Marks, named for a prominent local figure, is remembered for kindness and civic-minded activities. The Fleshmans are noted European leaders with ties to New York and Athens and will return to Rotterdam and Paris after a short stay.
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Ben Fleshman
Rotterdam
Holland
Charles Joseph
Paris
France
J. B. Joel
Floss
Birciei Marke
Pier
New. York
Athens
Atlanta
Aheas
Fleasman
Europe
Atter
Dam
Capac
Helen Marks
Aro
Max Joseph
New York
Parin Malore
Ithisesty
Mra
Joseah
Fleseman
Will
Athens Cotton Factor Plan to Settle Welch Debts
Creditors of John W Welch in Athens Ga. approve a 200000 dollar settlement fund to replace cotton held in warehouse and pay obligations. The agreement names Messers Bradshaw White Morton and Mrs Welch and notes the plan replaces earlier proposals and covers the estate of the late cotton factor.
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Messera
W. F.bradshaw. Jr
Robert P. White
John "White Morton
M. R. Welch
John
John W. Welch
Athens
Belig
Welch
Wescpnok
Stesiti
Sunsider
Bradshaw
Cd.childs
J.-D
Jackson
W.g.lackson
W. T. Smith
A.J. Miller
W. Scott
J. A
Nolan
Crane
J.warren
Smith
John B
Gamble
Ghhirman
Cartles
SAS Phorgia
Clarke
John B,gamble
John W.welch
Georgid
John .W.welch
Welch Trust
M. R- Welch
John W. Welsh
Werohoue
John We Welch
Arhins
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P. H. Mell
Women's Club
Banner
Mell
Clemson College
Clemson
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C. T Mell
Augusta
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A. Mell
John D. Mell
E. B. Mell
NEW Says
Daville
Neon
Harrison
Si Wan
Loulaville
Wilson
Mexico
Versailles
Leagie
Stonator
Kentucky
Danville
Harding Harding
New Yor
Hover
Madame X
Elite
Kiwanis Club
Advvrtise
Woman’s Club
Helland
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