Shackelford Protest Highlights Democratic Convention
The Eighth District Democratic Convention endorsed the party platform and pledged support for presidential nominees while nominating Judge Charles H. Brand to Congress. Despite opposition from Thomas J. Shackelford, delegates aligned with Brand remained orderly as the convention concluded.
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Governor Dorsey in Auto Accident Near Winder
Governor Hugh Dorsey Secretary McCrory and Fred Hamlin of Advertise Georgia escaped serious injury in an automobile accident near Winder while returning to Atlanta from Athens. The rear axle broke on a rough road at ten miles per hour causing a wheel to come off and a sudden stop. all occupants were shaken but unharmed.
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Hugh Dorsey
McCrory
Fred Hamlin
Georgia
Winder
Atlanta
Athens
Opening of 1920 1921 Sessions At Athens Institutions
The Lucy Cobb Institute opened its 1920 1921 session under Miss Rutherford in Athens. The State Normal School began last week while the University of Georgia and the State College of Agriculture opened Monday. Lacey Cobb Institute reports its first year with an excellent plant and no debt remaining.
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Metal Workers Meet in Turin Aims to Aired Wages Dispute
Premier metal workers invite representatives from employers and unions to Turin to discuss a pending labor conflict. Delegates from various groups arrive to respond to the invitation and seek resolution.
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Turin
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Southern Cities Grow Large Population Surge in Decade
Census Bureau preliminary figures show Southern cities expanding over the last ten years with 4 new 100000+ cities and a total of 35 in that class. Dallas Houston Norfolk San Antonio lead growth while Nashville posts the smallest increase. New Orleans adds 48,144 people to become the region's largest city.
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Houston
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Bomb Explodes Under U S Chilean Embassy
Fragmentary report describes an explosion under the U S Chilean Embassy in Washington. Text references the minister at justice and Santiago Chile with unclear details about damage and casualties.
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Washington
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Exports Rise Yet Fall Short of Prewar Totals
Statistics compiled by the Lumber Journal show exports of forest products and naval stores increasing but not matching prewar levels. The June figures indicate a continuing gap versus the wartime peak, with modest gains over earlier months yet still well below prior highs.
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Irish Charges Investigated by Nonpartisan American Commission
Fragmented text mentions an Irish charges probe by a nonpartisan American commission. No clear names, dates, or outcomes are readable. The rest includes disjointed phrases about Salvation Army and newsboys with unclear context.
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Pastor Indicted in Virginia Murder Plot Case
A pastor from Denbigh was indicted in Virginia on charges linked to an attempted murder plot. The defendant faces a tense case with details including alleged threats and weapon involvement.
Garritor Announced Tonight In York Report
Fragmentary notice from York on September 16 mentions Garritor and an announced event tonight. Readers are left with unclear details and what appears to be a commission reference. The readable text centers on a name Garritor and a late day announcement.
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York
Oswale
Fragmented OCR Note on Admiralty Order at Queenstown Harbor
The readable text references a British Admiralty order concerning Queenstown harbor. It mentions word fragments about ships, passengers, and possibly a Dutch or German term, but details are obscured and garbled.
Travellers Clinch Southern Pennant
Fragmentary OCR text mentions travellers and clinching a southern pennant or related title. Details are unclear with many garbled words and missing data, but implies a final outcome or standings in a regional pennant race. No concrete dates, scores, or team names are reliably readable.
Albania Seeks Help Versus Serb Aggression
Fragmentary wartime note reports Albania appealing for international aid against Serbian actions in 1946. Mentions President Wilson and premiers Lybyd George and Millerand pressuring Serbia to withdraw troops from Albanian ferries and Albanian coastal stations.
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Staton
Americus Boy Sails for Oxford University
A fragmentary Americus report notes a local boy set to sail for Oxford University with Mrs. Frank Walker of Atlanta and others bidding him safe passage. The text is garbled but indicates a sailing voyage and formal honors awaiting the traveler.
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Illinois Republican primary reshapes race with Thompson aid
Chicago reports Sept 15 that Len Small backed ticket led by Mayor William Hale Thompson for governor and Frank Smith for US Senate dominates Republican nominations in Illinois. Downstate rival factions of Oglesby and Lowden are noted, with scattered results still tallying.
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Don’t Ever Manny Pee That Mappy At The Theatre
Fragmented OCR text hints at a staged event with names Manny Jeefinnter Harris and a 1g fee. Details are unclear but references a date and a theatre setting linked to a Billy or Love motif.
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Harding backs defense over League in women voters plea
In a message to Republican Women and Harding Coolidge clubs Sen Warren G Harding urges preserving national conscience at home and opposes the League of Nations as presented by the Democratic administration claiming it would send American boys overseas to die for causes lacking support at home. He plans a porch speech to women voters and hints it will be a major address.
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League of Nations
Harding
League
Construction to Erect New Building by Early Date
Fragmentary note indicates a planned erection of a single building by an unspecified party. Details on location, exact date, and responsible organization are unreadable in the OCR snippet.
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