Senate Defeats Exemption for Foreign Trade Firms
After a two day Senate fight, a 36 to 39 vote rejected exemptions for foreign trading firms under the tax revision bill. Eleven Republicans joined Democrats to oppose broad relief, arguing the move would let American firms dodge taxes and push foreign competition unfairly.
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Ita
Lloyd George to Visit America Amid Irish Question Talks
London dispatch reports Premier Lloyd George plans a trip to the United States around November 3 as Britain and France negotiate positions on Irish affairs. Cabinet leaders weigh whether to publish a full outline of terms and risk Irish Sinn Fein divisions before the Washington talks.
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Lloyd George
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Death of Miss Oregon Hazzard Thursday P M
Miss Hazzard aged 71 died Thursday evening at 6 56 at 980 Baxter street after a long illness from pellagra Her funeral will be from Black Creek church Friday interment in the churchyard She was a member of the One Baptist church and is survived by two nieces Nettie Ramsey and Mrs Ernest Burt and other relatives
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Athens
Beatty to Arrive in New York for Legion Welcome
Admiral Earl Beatty of the British Navy, elevated to Peerage for World War service, will land Friday on the Atlanti ca. Airplanes destroyers and fort guns will greet him as representatives of the American Legion federal state and city governments welcome him. He will attend the Legion Convention and advise the British delegation at the Armament Conference.
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Texas Governor Praises Education Investment
Governor Pat M Neff of Texas declares education the state's best investment and hails its role in democracy and national resilience. He praises higher learning for shaping citizenship and advancing civilization and urges expanding Alma Mater’s capacity for greater opportunities.
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Thomas Dofferson
Senators Demand Capitol Police Protect From Motor Vehicles
Senator Watson of Georgia urged Capitol Hill protection against motor vehicles and the dangerous "devilish machine" in a fervent Senate speech. He complained of no security for senators or visitors and accused Capitol police of failing to guard against cars and allowing roaming dogs to chase pets on the grounds.
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Negro Charged in 1919 Murder Case Returns to Athens
The Mayfield Evans case, described as a two year old murder, was continued from Thursday to Friday. Evans, accused of killing John Terrell in 1919 and escaping, was found after two years and returned to Athens for trial as a jury verdict was anticipated.
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John Terrell
Athens
Army Navy Game To Be Played In Kansas City
The OM class in charge of arrangements for the American Legion national convention in Kansas City announced a football game between picked Army and Navy teams to be played October 31. The telegram from Theodore Roosevelt assistant secretary of the navy confirmed the event as part of the Legion meeting activities.
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Strike authorized at Omaha packing plant
Eighty five percent of the packing plant workers voted to authorize the Executive Board to call a strike if needed. Union officials report the vote and outline the possibility of industrial action. Memorials for Terence MacSwiney are announced with plans for a demonstration in London on Sunday at Albert Hall marking the Cork mayor's death anniversary.
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Oglethorpe Star Puss Welchel Shines in Bulldog Clash
The piece lauds Puss Welchel of Oglethorpe as a dominant blocker in Georgia football, noting his six blocked punts in a season. It highlights a standout 90 yard return by Cheeves off a Welchel block against Alabama in Atlanta last autumn and his reliable clutch performance.
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Ulster Problem Ahead of Friday Conference Session
London reports the Ulster issue as the toughest problem before the Irish conference set to meet Friday to discuss Irish Peace. Sinn Fein opposes entering the Britain Commonwealth unless Ireland remains united. The government seeks a plan to keep Ulster autonomous while joining Ireland in the state. Ulster leaders reportedly press Lloyd George and ministers to keep Ulster pledges.
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Ireland
Lloyd George
Free Methodists Hold Quarterly Meeting at St Mary's Church
The Free Methodists begin their quarterly meeting at St Marys Church on Oconee Street tonight at 7 45 led by Rev J S Cunning ham who will preach tonight Friday and Sunday morning at 11 o clock and again Sunday night. Public invited to attend with hearty welcomes.
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Fred R, Horton
Harding Back in Capital After Yorktown Trip
Mrs. Harding and accompanying officials returned to Washington on Thursday after a trip Wednesday to Yorktown and Williamsburg. The President and party were escorted by local representatives during the visit.
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Capital
Georgia hosts Bull and Oglethorpe on Benford Field Saturday
Georgia meets Bull and Oglethorpe at Benford Field Saturday at 1 after noon with fans urged to attend. The article notes the team’s strong form and expectations of another victory and urges supporters to back the Bulldogs.
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Oglethorpe
Benford
Sanford
League of Women Voters Endorses Municipal Ticket
Athens voters attend a City Hall meeting Friday to hear Misa Ames field director of citizenship for the National League of Women Voters discuss the responsibilities and future of women's participation in local politics. The event promotes the league slate and details on candidate entry deadlines for major and alderman positions.
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U.S. to supervise Georgia stockyards under new act
The secretary of agriculture will oversee Georgia stockyards and market yards under a new regulatory plan. The list includes Union Stockyards Atlanta and several others across Jacksonville, Memphis, and Moultrie with commissions and dealers to be paroled in. The move, announced Thursday, aims to formalize oversight and compliance for yard operations and market men.
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Hartley Lead Bullants In Seven Point Effort At Auburn
Dick Hartley scored seven points and starred on the Bullants forward line as a varsity backfield performer. He previously scored against Auburn last season after a forward pass, with high expectations for the Bulldogs in major northern games.
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Murder trial of Rev Edwin R Stephenson opens in Birmingham
In Stephenson murder case state opening argues against prejudice as jurors tour the rectory porch where Father Coyle was killed. Assistant Solicitor John Morrow presents case noting national attention and possible jury verdict Friday. Ruth Stephenson related to Pedro Gussman testimony includes engagement and arranged marriage details.
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Oldest living alumnus gives to memorial fund
Savannah city treasurer Major Charles S. Hadee, reputedly the oldest living alumnus of the University of Georgia from the Franklin College class of 1848, contributed to the Million Dollar Memorial Fund. He led a drive among former students to donate the prorated sum of 315 dollars.
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Mother O'Mine at Palace Theater Spotlight
Betty Blythe stars in Mother O Mine at the Palace Theater two day engagement. The drama centers on a devoted mother who clears her son's name and averts the electric chair, delivering a powerful performance praised by patrons and critics.
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Queen of Sheba
Athens
James Oliver Curwood
Mobigg O'Ming
Manufacturers Tax Plan Sparks Senate Debate
Senator Edge of New Jersey backs a manufacturers tax plan while opposing excise taxes. Debate centers on a compromise surtax plan with Lenroot of Wisconsin criticizing the agricultural block and arguing the proposal reduces taxes for incomes below 86 000.
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Ford's Offer to Take over Muscle Shoals To Be Reconsidered
Washington reports that conferences between Henry Ford engineers and War Department officials on Ford's proposals to take over Muscle Shoals will resume. Secretary Weeks said the talks will continue as part of the ongoing discussion.
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Railroad labor board fails to avert strike through talks
United States Railway Labor Board failed to secure a concrete agreement with five unions as talks ended with no definite results. Leaders warned of plans to strike, while board members suggested possible future conferences and no immediate action announced. Hoover announced complete plans for moving essential commodities in case of a general railroad strike.
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Rehabilitation: to reinstate from war's toll at Georgia
The piece reflects on university faculty and students after war, describing graduates returning as men or broken for life. It notes the challenge of reintegrating veterans into roles, balancing old guidance with new endurance, and the university’s duty to heal and restore.
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Realtors Could Aid Hoover In Building Block Plan
President Hiett of the National Association Real Estate Boards sent a bulletin to 385 local boards outlining how realtors may assist Hoover in reducing unemployment and boosting the building industry. He says increased building would ease housing, create jobs, and stimulate commerce, urging committees to push the plan.
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