Bankruptcy at this time must be avoided say Athens leaders
Prominent Athens lawyers bankers and wholesalers urge debtors to act honestly and avoid bankruptcy as a period of prosperity returns. They criticize harsh collection practices and stress cooperation to prevent failures. They note many small merchants face unnecessary bankruptcies and promise aid to keep business moving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Drewry
Georgia
Athens
Ders
Cid
Aly
Nix
Abe Nix
Titork
Max Mihard
Wheel
Hha
Michael
Mesars
Michael Heve
Thens
John EK. Talmadge, Jr
Mr. Talmadge
M. G. Michael
Bankuptcy
J. Warren Smith
Smith
Starr ing Means Work Says Crimson Back
George Owen, quoted as saying discipline and hard work are vital. He emphasizes concentration during practice and games, noting the habit should carry into classroom work and routines. He argues persistent effort shapes performance and character on and off the field.
Government plans to avert threatened railroad strike
Government officials prepared injunction applications to bar the Brotherhood chiefs from striking, with district attorneys ready to file in federal courts. The plan mirrored 1894 actions against Debs and others and aimed to prevent a transport tie up while pursuing conspiracy indictments against strike leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clyne
Brotherhood
Daugherty
Richard Olney
Eugene V. Debs
American Railway Union
United States Mail
Rail unions avert nationwide strike after vote
Railroad labor board and union leaders hailed the decision to cancel the strike as a victory. Union members indicated votes were close, while executives and farmers welcomed the end of disruption ahead of the Washington conference on labor and industry.
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Organizatios
Heaney
Parter Jar
Yale Real Quarwas
Railroad
Dee
Labor Board
Washington
Bur
W. G. Lee
United States Railroad Labor Board
John Higgins
Western Associatin
Railroad Brotherhood
Railroad Labor Board
J. G. Smith
Reed presses soldier bonus by taxing excess profits
Senate moves toward a vote on the soldier bonus by adding a tax revision amendment to fund bonuses with corporation profits. The measure includes the McCumber plan and faces broad amendment activity with 142 proposals pending. In Paris, frozen Chinese eggs thawed show 36000 harmful microbes, advising against use except for baking.
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Washington
Associated Press
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Harding
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Walsh
Massachusetts
Finance Committee
Wadsworth
New York
The
Treasury
Paris
China
Train Strike Still On Hold Under Receivership
Chicago reports show the International and Great Northern strike remains unresolved as the call off order has not been dispatched to the 600 Texas trainmen. Hearing at the Railroad Labor Board hints at jurisdiction issues, with potential informal settlements sought by individual board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International and Creat Northern
International
Great Northern
Railroad Labor Board
Stri
International and Grere Northern
Weather outlook for Athens and Vicinity this Saturday
Light showers are expected in northwestern Georgia with a cooler trend in northwest Georgia. A moderate disturbance over Kansas may bring light showers to the area. An extensive high pressure system covers the Pacific Coast states with colder conditions. The Missouri Valley remains unusually warm with temperatures near high 60s in places like Ta.m. and as far north as Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan.
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Athens
Georgia
Alabama
Kansas
Pacific Coast
Missouri Valley
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Railroad Telegraphers Call Off Strike by Telegram
Telegraphers chief J Manion announced coded telegrams were sent Friday from St Louis to general chairmen of the Brotherhoods of Railroad Trainmen Engineers and Firemen and Telegraphers notifying that the October 59 strike had been called off.
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Ike Cleveland
Aopy
Associated
Treas
Brotherhoods of
ST. Louis
J. Manion
Rum Running Rings Run Like Big Business Across Nation
Report shows ten major bootlegging rings operating nationally with Detroit as a key gateway next to Miami and Savannah. Bootleggers coordinate through organized crime lines, trading volleys of doctored liquor while extending sea and land routes and maintaining price undercutting networks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Miami
Savannah
NBA
Ae Elamiber
Comierce
Rum-Runners Dominate Smuggling Despite Patrols
A Detroit era report describes large scale rum running centered in Windsor Walkerville crossings. Officials struggle to curb organized gangs while small traders suffer. Ecorse docks near Detroit and river ferries enable continual unloading of liquor. Bottled goods traffic routes to Chicago and other cities persist despite Prohibition efforts.
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Ada
Seeortae P
Chamber of Commerce
Ecorse
Detroit
Ontario
Windsor
Walkerville
United States
Havana
Mexico
Arsenal
Grand Circus Park
Sore
Lansing
Canada
Chicago
James Davis
Storm Still Seen New One Looms
The tropical storm that hit Florida continues eastward with center between Bermuda and Turks Islands. A Kansas disturbance will move northeast with rain in Tennessee and the East Gulf States within 36 hours. Atlantic states should see fair weather until Saturday night and little temperature change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Florida
Prohibition Aids Adelaide Wine Exports Surpass Records
South Australia vine-growers report the best vintage season on record with exports exceeding 2,500,000 gallons. The prohibition movement growth is noted as a backdrop to the strong wine trade performance this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
South Australia
Wreck of Kona After Tropical Storm Near Mayport
Search along Mayport beaches and up the St Johns River for crew members of the Kona, a 43 ton auxiliary yacht wrecked near Mayport jetty in a tropical storm. A lone body found bore the vessel name Kona Roslyn on a life preserver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Johns River
Mayport
Marine Met
Baltimore
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeable Compound Endorsed
Shelbyville Missouri resident Mrs L D Quinly reports restored health after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enabling her to resume housework poultry care and garden tasks She credits the medicine with significant improvement and offers permission to use her testimonial in advertisements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
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