Coal in transit ordered seized by railroads where needed
The government moves to meet the coal strike with wartime speed seizing coal in transit and rationing on hand stocks for essential industries. Attorney General Palmer outlined steps to President Wilson as the plan includes maximum coal prices and military protection if protests escalate.
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Associated Presa
Washington
Railroad Administration
Palmer
Wilton
Regilar Conatatubey
Daniele Anno
Sugar Board Signals End as Cuba Sugar Shortage Bites
The United States sugar equalization board telegraphed Senator McNary that it would wind up activities due to inability to obtain sufficient sugar from Cuba to justify continued control. McNary said the Senate would pursue legislation to help the sugar shortage and provide for board continuance despite resignations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
United States Sugar Equalization Board
McNary
Reepublican
Oregon
Senate
Cuba
Co-Ed Vaudeville Show Planned By University Groups
Co editors at the university and state college plan a one night vaudeville performance next month in the women’s dormitory to raise funds. The show promises light entertainment and novelty acts with a note of campus humor. Tickets will be available at the box office with seating in the balcony.
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University
State College
Agricultural College
Burba
Gary
Cora
Frometime
La Follette Pushes Labor Section From Peate Treaty
In a Senate debate led by Senator La Follette the labor section of the Peate Treaty is challenged as a tool for a favored class. The session opens amid broader contention over international labor provisions and the treaty’s structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Brissnington
Pat
Dlatte
Peach
Senate
LaFollette
Dyno
Thocnke Democrat
Gglorado
Croftting & “Super
New Store Opens at 653 Prince Avenue
The Prine company opens a new branch at 653 Prince Avenue under manager Walter Marbut. The store aims to provide prompt service and attract many new customers in uptown this well known grocery firm’s expansion. Meats and staples offered include Armour and Swift hams, Majestic Roast Beef, and local specials at Piggly Wiggly.
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Annouincontent
Prince Avenue
stor,Hoderson Co
Walter Marbut
Cery
Weatherly & Co
Marbut
Athens High Versus Commerce Grid Showdown At Samford Field
Athens High meets Commerce High in a frontier district league clash at Samford Field today. Both teams boast hard practice weeks and strong wins over Madison High, setting up a competitive 3:30 kickoff with 25 cent admission.
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Athens
Athens High School
Vic Commerce’ High School
S@hford
Commerce Teally
Real Battlerasas
Commerce
Madison High
High Schoollyn
Japan Ratifies Versailles Peace Treaty
Tokyo dispatch reports Japan has ratified the treaty of peace at Versailles, confirming its entry into the postwar settlement. The Associated Press notes the formal ratification completes Japan’s acceptance of the Versailles terms.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Japan
Versailles
Thornton's Luncheonette Dinner Menu Item List
The clipping lists luncheonette offerings such as 60c dinners with choices of hamberger loaf or roast beef, sided dishes including creamed mashed potatoes turnip greens and tomatoes, muffins, puddings, and beverages. It mentions Barbecued Pig Ham and oysters, and notes serving details and a few names, with fragmented phrases about seating and service.
Japanese Navy Maneuvers Marred by Fatal Explosion
The imperial fleet maneuvers aboard the battleship Hyuga in Tokyo Bay were spoiled by a fan explosion. Fourteen killed and thirty injured as the navy staged its most elaborate exercises with battles and air attacks on coastal cities. The emperor was aboard the battleship Setteu.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Emperor
Hyuga
Tokio Bay
Setteu
Brooklyn Saloon Closures Prompt Arrests Amid Prohibition Enforcement
In New York on October 30, authorities report the close of the past 24 hours of prohibition action and the arrest of about 1,000 people. Brooklyn saloon keepers threaten to resist enforcement, planning to reopen tomorrow as gunfire echoes to deter officials and liquor dealers. The Miracle Man screens at the Plus Theater, drawing large crowds. critics praise its faith based drama and mastery, with Thomas Meighan and Miss Compson stars delivering powerful performances.
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Associated Ress
New York
Oat
Fiw
Brooklyn
Eads
Thomas Meighan
Try Compson
Lou Cheney
J. M. Dufant
J. J. Dowling
Miss Compson
Falth
Inman
Crea
T. P
Gardner Freed Cooper Murder Case Details
A grand jury returned no bill in the Cooper murder case, leading to the release from jail of a suspect previously charged. The report notes Gardner was freed following the decision and mentions a second individual connected to the case.
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Associated Press
Sre
Y Coober
Chamber Meeting Called for 4 P M by Broxton
Chairman W T Broxton of the chamber labor committee calls a 4 PM meeting to discuss sending a representative to a weevil infested state area with idle labor. The goal is to secure work for Athens residents seeking employment.
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Chamber of Commerce
W. T. Broxton
Athens
Rhodes Denies Contractor Role In Camp Sherman Construction
Major B T Rhodes told a congressional sub committee that profiteering came from mechanics and employees, not contractors, in the Camp Sherman cantonment project. Rhodes, who led the civil construction as contractor in charge, argued waste and extravagance stemmed from site workers rather than outside firms.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Sherman
T. Rhodes
Congressional
Major Rhodes
House of Commons backs government on confidence vote
London October 30 The government won a vote of confidence in the House of Commons by a large majority of 265. The session confirmed support for its financial policy and administration.
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Associated Press
London
Commons
Denkine advances on City of Moscow from Prussian reports
A Prussian report to Helsingfors says General Ikine recaptured Orel and is moving toward Moscow. The dispatch notes strong union pressure in Paris urging railway workers to join the looming general strike on November 7. Also mentions oranges apples cabbage and rutabagas at Pigsly Wisely.
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Denkine
City of
Moscow
Associated Press
Helsingfors
Ikine
Orel
Paris
Belgian Royalty Visit Washington Amid President’s Illness
King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Prince Leopold visited the ailing president, briefly spoke of Europe and their U S tour, and noted the president’s improvement after meeting with the royals before sailing tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
King Albert
Elzabeth
Prince Leopold
Aieria
Europe
United States
Tugfer
Jeter
Vivenantes
Vitor
Newpony News
Col L C Rucker Moves Office to Court House
Solicitor Lamar C. Rucker of the city court has moved his office to the courthouse where he will continue general practice in all courts except the city court. He will handle duties as solicitor for the city court and maintain his high levels in the Superior and Federal courts with no conflict in duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamar C. Rucker
Court House
Col. Rucker
Brand's Committee Reports On Home Owners Bill
Washington Oct 30 Representative Chas H Brand was named to the banking and currency sub committee to study and report on the Nolan bill. The measure aims to foster home ownership and housing construction by creating a standard form of building association mortgages and by establishing government depositories and financial agents for the United States. It also provides a market for government bonds and plans hearings on the bill within days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chas
H. Brand
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Nolan
OA Duilding Association
Farmers Denounce Strikes and Demand Shorter Day
Farmers national congress closes with a record against strikes and a demand for a short work day and rising wages seen as allies of profiteers. The resolution condemns strikes and urges labor restraint while criticizing “ever increasing wakes.”
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Hagerstown
Farmers’ National Congress
Congress
Georgia Team Heads to Columbus for Auburn Clash
The Red and Black heads to Columbus by special car with the Georgia Band to face Auburn at 3:00 PM Saturday. Coach Cunningham expects a hard battle as Georgia aims to extend its clean record and pursue Southern Conference glory.
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Clark Foreman
Georgia
Columbus
Auburn
Abe
Palmahea
Cunningham
Cay Ree
Autum
Jim Reynolds
Iilway
Reynolds
Auburnites
Flowers and Names in Graham Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text from a Graham page shows scattered words like flowers and playful sounds. The readable items provide no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to form a full news card.
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West Virginia
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Prine
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Cardinal Mercier
Columbia College
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
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William Barclay Parsons
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Cooper
Broxton
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