Nix urges debtor cooperation to curb unnecessary bankruptcies
Athens bankers, wholesalers and lawyers urge debtors to avoid litigation and bankruptcy as Georgia's economy shows strain. In a civic note, Nix and Michael warn against hold ups, stressing fair payments and cooperation to preserve credit and revive prosperity across Athens and the region.
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Athens
Elieves
Pressel
Nin ix
Max Michael Anther
Mikiel
Michael
Messrs
Georgia
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Mr. Talmadge Emppatically
J. Warren Smith
Smith
Concentration key to football and academics says Crimson back
Steve Lass and George Owen discuss the need for focus in football and school. The back explains how hard work and sustained concentration help in games and classrooms, preventing worries about scholastic standing and improving routine.
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Steve Lass
George Owen
Tikes
Aps
Ork
Government moves to avert threatened railroad strike
The government prepared injunctions to bar union leaders from interfering with transport, mirroring 1894 Olney precedents. District Attorneys nationwide held drafts ready for federal court filing 24 hours before the strike’s start, plus anticipated indictments for conspiracy and other actions to prevent a shutdown.
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Chicago
Clyne
Brotherhood
Daugherty
Richard Olney
Eugene V. Debs
American Railway Union
United States Mail
Notice on Efforts to Cut Wages and Strike Avoidance
The unions hailed the decision to avert a railroad strike as workers and rail executives praised the move while warning the fight with the roads continues. Labor officials noted the vote was close in many unions but unanimous in some, and farmers welcomed the end of the strike threat.
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Washington
Limitation of
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W. G. Lee
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John Higgins
Western Association of Railway Executives
Railroad Brotherhood
Railroad Labor Board
J G. Smith
Mr. Smith
Detroit
Reed Pushes Solder Bonus Vote in Tax Debate
Senator Reed plans to force a Senate vote on the soldier bonus by attaching a bonus amendment to the tax revision bill. The move comes as leaders warn the tax bill faces delays with 142 amendments pending, including proposals on corporate taxes and luxury levies.
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Washington
Associated Press
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Harding
McCumber
Senate Finance Committee
Wasrington
Penrose
Pennsylvania
Walsh
Massachusetts
Finance Committee
Wadsworth
New York
Treaury
Germs found in Chinese eggs prompt health warning
Local health authorities report 36,900 harmful microbes in a shipment of thawed frozen eggs from China. Officials advise against use for consumption except possibly for biscuit making.
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Weather and Railroad Strike Orders Update
Weather report notes rain likely in northwestern Georgia and nearby areas with a cold Pacific Coast high pressure mass and warm Missouri valley conditions. Separately, coded messages announce the railroad strike has been called off with general chairmen informed to halt actions. Key figures include E J Manion and railway unions.
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Sault Ste. Marie
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Associated Press
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E. J. Manion
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Order of Railroad Telegraphers
Train Strike Persists as Call-off Not Reached I&GN
Houston reports indicate the International and Great Northern strike remains active as the code word to end the walkout has not been dispatched. Board involvement is uncertain with receivership affecting I G N status and possible informal efforts to settle without formal action.
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International
Great Northern
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Free Northern
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Houston
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G. C. Nellis
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Blanton Reprimanded After House Censure Vote
Washington reports the House censured Texas Democrat Thomas L. Blanton after a 202 to 113 vote on expulsion consideration and a unanimous decision for public reprimand at the bar The scene left Blanton visibly shaken as he collapsed on the House floor before recovering and resuming work.
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House of Representatives
Gillett
Thomas L. Blanton
Texas
House
Mon‘ell
Wyoming
Blanton
Garrett
Tennessee
Mondell
Teras
Rum Running Operated Like Big Business
An NEA Service investigation for The Banner shows bootleggers in Detroit operate as an organized business similar to a chamber of commerce model. Rival factions fight each other while major rum runners stay cohesive, moving thousands of illicit cases valued at about $60,000 under market prices.
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Miami
Savannah
NEA Servier
Chamber of Commerce
Rum Runners Thrive as Prohibition Smuggling Persists
Detroit area reports reveal organized gangs and smaller operators alike profit from liquor smuggling. Ecorse serves as a key landing depot with launches and river routes evading patrols. Bottled goods and moonshine flood Detroit shops, while trains once carried liquor through tunnels to Ontario.
Wreck of Kona Prompts Beach Search for Crew Near Mayport
Jacksonville reports search efforts continue along the Mayport coast for the crew of the Kona a 43 ton yacht wrecked near the jetty during a tropical storm. A negro body found with Kona name on life preserver confirms wreck nearby while a rumoured contraband cargo remains unverified.
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Jacksonville
Fla
St. Johns River
Mayport
Kona
Roslyn
Scientists Debate Life After Death And Consciousness
The article reflects on belief in posthumous consciousness, noting scientists like Sir Oliver Lodge as convinced of survival and intelligences after death. It recalls historical caricatures of Lannelongue and mentions sensational anecdotes about execution and head-severing era rumors, alongside strained moral musings.
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Grea
Ike
Oliver Lodge
Lannelongue
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial
Mrs L D from Shelbyville Missouri reports light housework possible after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound She says her periods eased and she feels like a different woman Her testimonial requests use in ads and advertisements to help others seeking relief from female ailments
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Quinly S.’. Ang
Aldo Ae
Shelbyville
Harar
Sean
Lydia
Evan
Pinkham Medicine
440 Co
Lynn
Storm Still Seen New One Looms
The tropical storm over Florida continues eastward and is forecast to be between Bermuda and the Turks Islands by Friday morning. A disturbance over Kansas will move northeast with rain in Tennessee and the East Gulf States within 36 hours, while Atlantic states expect fair weather and only minor temperature changes.
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Washington
Florida
Bermuda
Turks Islands
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Tennessee
East Gulf States
Atlantic States
Prohibition A Helps Adelaide Growers Report Big Vintage
Despite the prohibition movement growth, South Australia vine-growers report their biggest vintage season. More than 2,500,000 gallons of wine have been exported this year.
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Adelaide
South Australia
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