Senate Scrutiny Of Tax Bill Slows As Bonus Motion Rises
Washington authorities report pressure to pass the tax revision bill eased after debates. Senator Simmons warns against rushing and notes criticisms demand careful consideration. Reed argues funds from excess profits tax should pay soldiers’ bonus, accusing Mellon and Republicans of blocking it.
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Democratixe Finance Committee
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Nance Committee
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Mellon
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Senator Reed
Washington and Lee Down V P I by Drop Kick
Washington and Lee defeated V P I with a drop kick in a tense game at Fair Grounds Field. Washington and Lee rallied in the final period as V P I faltered with fumbles and the ball turnover.
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Washington-Lee
Governor Hardwick names J K Hines to supreme court seat
At the Georgia State Fair Governor Thomas W Hardwick received news of Associate Justice Walter Georges resignation. He announced the selection of Judge J K Hines of Atlanta as Georges successor, noting Hines serves as attorney for the Georgia Railroad Commission.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
Walter George
Supreme Court
J. K. Hines
Atlanta
George
Hines
Georgia Railroad Commission
Final Demands From Dail Eireann Take Center Stage
Dail Eireann delegates at a London conference present ten demands including redrawing Irish boundaries and a plebiscite for the northeast six counties. British reps will study over the weekend, with a Commons vote and Lloyd George’s stance looming, as Sinn Fein engages on constitutional issues.
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Dail Eireann
Ireland
Ulster
London Times
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Commons
Dall Eireann
Star
Iigh
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House of Commons
Sinn Fein
Dublin
UNC Beats Maryland 16 7 in College Park Clash
North Carolina secured a 16 to 7 victory over Maryland in Baltimore. Quarterback Lowe directed the offense with smart play and kicked three field goals totaling nine points. Right halfback Johnson powered through the Maryland line as UNC earned the win before about 6,000 spectators.
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College Park
Foch Receives Official Thanks in Washington Visit
Marshal Ferdinand Foch toured Washington meeting President Harding and officials, toured the White House and Capitol, visited Mount Vernon, laid a wreath at Washingtons tomb, and planned to address the American Legion convention in Kansas City. He was greeted warmly by crowds and dignitaries, including Vice President Coolidge and General Pershing.
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Supreme Court
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Kansan
National Convention of the
American Legion
Yale Downs Brown College 45 to 7
Yale defeated Brown College 45 to 7 in New Haven. The game featured several of Yale’s aerial plays and strong defense including a standout performance by quarterback Obi Hisenberg.
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Brown Sa‘ Y
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Fi Ward Eee Iatior
Obi Hisenberg
Rhode Ie
Independent Wins Recall Election In North Dakota
Preliminary returns from 989 precincts show R A Nestos, Independent, leading Governor Lynn J Fratt by 27 144 votes. Fratt trails. Nestos 54 651, Frazier 1 795. Incomplete returns from most counties noted. attorney general and agriculture commissioner races appear close to won by incumbents or independents.
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Frazier
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Flood Toll Tops 35 Dead As Vancouver Region Struck
A cloudburst unleashed a torrent burying half of North Vancouver and Port Coquitlam in floodwaters. At least 35 dead, 60 missing, and millions in property damage reported as bridges washed away and rail lines crippled. A ship with medical aid departed Vancouver.
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Vancover
Coquitlam
Striken
Canadian Enemiy Railway
Canadian Park
Britunnis Beach
Death of E. Magness Prominent Oconee Planter
Mr. Ennis Bond Magness a well known Oconee County planter died Saturday at his Monroe Road residence near Athens after a month long illness He was 72 years old The funeral will be at Union Baptist Church Barrow County with Rev Shedd officiating The Magness family survivers include widow Mary four sons and three daughters with fifty four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren The body is entrusted to Bernstein Brothers Athens funeral directors.
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Monroe Road
Athens
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Barrow County
Shedd
Winder Baptist Church
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Magnés
Lumpkin County
Mary Magness
Mesars
Sam
Regulations to govern immediate medical beer use discussed
Washington officials said a definite treasury policy for supplying medical beer to the sick under new regulations may be announced soon. A conference with prohibition officials considered technicalities and whether stock beer in brewers warehouses could be sold for medical use before or after regulations, amid Treasury wide interpretation to avoid red tape.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
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Gog
Injunction Set Against Effort to Unionize Williamson Coal Field
In Indianapolis Judge A B Anderson ordered an injunction against unionizing activities at the Williamson coal field in West Virginia. President John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers had refused to suspend organizing efforts. Lewis maintained a constitutional right to organize while the court planned a final trial and clarified the scope of the injunction.
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John L. Lewin
United Mine Workers
Williamson
West Virginia
A. B. Anderson
Anderson
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Efor
Borderland Coal Corporation
University Freshman Employs Valet For Daily Routines
KR Rupert Duvall of Atlanta says his roommate Alexis A. Marshall, also of Atlanta, employs a valet to shine his shoes, assist with baths, lay out clothes, manage his wardrobe, regulate room temperature, turn down the cover, and wake him each morning. He calls the student at a set time to help him dress, calling the valet a necessity of well ordered living.
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Harvard
University of Georgia
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Rupert Duvall
Atlanta
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Alexis A. Marshall
Duvall
N. C. College and VMI Battle to 7-7 Tie in Raleigh
North Carolina State College and Virginia Military Institute played to a 7-7 draw here Saturday afternoon. State College scored early in the second quarter and led the first half, but VMI rallied with a strong passing attack to tie the game. The Cadets used a varied aerial attack while NC State relied on line play and straight football. In other notes, West Virginia University will tour the South for baseball next spring visiting Virginia Washington and Lee and Vanderbilt after announcing the southern trip.
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Premier Briand Sails for Armament Conference Trip
Premier Briand of France leads the delegation to the Washington conference on armament limits and Far Eastern issues. The French party left Paris by train for Havre and then sailed on the LaFayette from Havre to New York with high diplomatic officials and many lawmakers in a buoyant mood.
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Washington
America
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Dartmouth Falls to Cornell 52 7 in Ithaca Showdown
Dartmouth was overwhelmed as Cornell dominated with 52 points to Dartmouth's 7 in Ithaca New York. The Big Red offense shredded the line and defense neutralized Dartmouth's passing attack in a one sided college football game.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Dartmouth
Cornell College
Rolling Manson Visits in Athens
Mr and Mrs Ki L Craft and six children with relatives and a friend traveled to Athens in a massive 18 000 pound motor home on a White chassis. The 20 by 10 foot vehicle features five upper berths two towers a living room kitchen and a back observation porch with cellar storage. Weighing 18 000 pounds it cost 8500 including furnishings and averages 75 miles per day consuming a gallon per six. The party notes the unit rolls like a Pullman car and laments Athens lack of tourist camping grounds.
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Ki. L. Craft
Rose Parthemore
Park Weildler
Athens
Harrixton
Bt. Cloud
Fla
Railroad unions forbidden to strike amid national crisis
A fragmentary notice states railroad unions are forbidden to strike during a period described as a traffic blow and national prosperity. The brief text references government action and a tense wartime or nationwide context, with emphasis on disruption and authority.
Rail labor board bans strikes without permission
The railroad labor board in Chicago forbids strikes without its clearance and warns that workers who defy the order forfeit existing contracts and benefits under the transportation act. It calls for disputes to be referred to the board and stresses that any disruption harms national peace and safety.
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United States Railroad Labor Board Reiny
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Railroad Labor Today
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Board For Relief
Brotherhoods plan mail to members on strike decision
United rail unions meet in Chicago and adopt a plan to mail a joint letter to all members announcing a proposed strike action. Leaders decline comment as the groups prepare the message for mailing in the coming week.
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