Nationwide tribute stage matinees mark actors memorial day
In 210 theaters nationwide today special matinees honor theater ideals and wartime service. The Actors' Fund of America hosts drives for an endowment to support the actors' home on Staten Island. Judge Hughes and others pledge lasting sponsorship to the national memorial effort.
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New York
United States
Dantel Frohmen
Actors’ Fund of America
W. Ward Smith
State Island
Wilson
Prince of Wales
Pershing
Daniels
Baker
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
William Rockefeller
George W. Perkins
Henry P. Davidson
Charles Evans Hughes
William G. Mo
Episcopal Church
Judge Hughes
Daniel Frohman
Hughes
Marc Klaw
Ction
Kiaw
Trade Commission calls probe of Packers trade
The federal trade commission files formal complaints accusing five large Chicago packers of violating the Clayton anti trust act by acquiring and controlling thirty one corporations handling food and other supplies. Written answers due in forty days, followed by public hearings. Firms named include Richardson and Conroy of Jacksonville Moultrie Packing Andalusia and Swift backed concerns. The American Institute of Meat Packers defends their actions claiming they will prove legality. Secretary Baker arrives in Panama with War Department party heading to Canal Zone.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Chicago
Richardson and Conroy
Jacksonville
Fla
Armour
Moultrie Packing Company
Moultrie
Andalusia Packing Co
Andalusia
Ala
Swift
American Institute of Meat Packers
Baker
Panama
Canal Zone
Paseo
Ronmal
Pershing to Visit Atlanta for Grand 24 Hour Reception
General John J. Pershing arrives in Atlanta on December 10 for a packed twenty four hours. He will be met at Terminal Station by Mayor Key and a large Atlanta Elks delegation. He dines with Elks, attends a dance, then visits the Georgian Terrace. Thursday includes tours of Camp Gordon and Fort McPherson with meals at Fort McPherson and Piedmont Driving Club.
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Atlanta
John J. Pershing
General Pershing
Terminal Station
Key
Atlanta Elks
Charity Fund Grows Have You Subscribed
Santa Claus will visit Athens Hall this Christmas. The Banner Commissary promises money and goods to all deserving children and needy residents, white and colored alike, with trucks delivering gifts this Christmas Eve and no one left out.
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Athens
Auto Show Expected to Draw Wide Regional Interest
The Athens automobile show, set for next Wednesday through Friday, is backed by active local dealers who promise a premier exhibit. Visitors from across Georgia and South Carolina, plus special parties from nearby towns, will attend with factory reps and state dealers present. The city is positioned as a key distributing point for cars and auto accessories in the region, and locals are urged to support what could be one of the state’s best shows.
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Northeast George
South
Atheny Automobile Association
Georgia
South Carolina
Biverton
Hartwell
Wirar
Lawrenceville
Madison
Abbeville
D. C
Athens
Long Recorder's Court Session Hears Six Disorderly Conducts
One of the longest sessions of the Recorder's Court was held yesterday morning. Judge Thornton presided over six disorderly conduct cases, two reckless drivers, one speeder, and two drunks. Several defendants pleaded not guilty. state aggregating 111.75 dollars was ordered collected in eleven cases. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Saye returned from a west trip and plan to move to New York after Christmas.
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Recorder's Court
Thornton
Mrs
Carl Saye
West
Mr. Saye
New York
Boost Bonds Mass Meeting This Afternoon in City Hall
A mass meeting to boost bonds is set for this afternoon in the city hall chamber. Chair Ian Dorsey announced a broad volunteer drive with ward committees and a ladies’ and young ladies’ auxiliary organizing teams to mobilize every registered voter for next Wednesday’s bond vote.
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Cailout Chamber
Paign Committee
Ian Dorsey Ani
M. G. Nicholson
Mber of
Commerce
Dorsey
Chamber
Mf, G. Michelson
Mmere
C. Rhodes
Chatley
M. G
Mich- Beh Ge ‘A
Mall
Ssoaion Apa
H. Paintay
Y W C A Campaign Seeks Contributions Across Potomac
The Y W C A launches a drive for facts to support total work and reports most approached donors contribute. many gifts are small but appreciated. Mrs Paul L Akers of Potomac will visit December 15 to stay with her parents Mr and Mrs P T run the balidage.
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Paul L. Akers
Potomac, Va
P. TT
Tne
Stegeman Praised by Sporting Writer in Atlanta Journal
Morgan Blake lauds H. J. Stegeman as athletic director and coach at Georgia. The piece cites his Chicago days as proof of his all around talent in football baseball basketball and track. It predicts Stegeman will oversee all athletics at the University of Georgia and enhance the Red and Black teams.
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H. J. Stegeman
Atlanta Journal
Morgan Blake
Mee
University of Alabama
Boone
Alabama
Red
Steg
Georgia
Athens
Georgia Basket
Middle West
Agreement Near For Rail Men
Washington December 4 railroad administration officials were said to be near agreement with leaders of four railroad brotherhoods on wage and contract revisions. Chapter A-B Gale will hold a small sale at Miss Marianne Friersons home Saturday 3 30 to 6 30 featuring handmade toys by disabled soldiers and small useful household articles including fow cofem with niente and calandara.
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Washington
Railroad Administration
Marianne Frierson
Niente
Calandara
Governor Robertson to Work as Miners in Oklahoma Mines
Oklahoma City Dec 4 Governor Robertson and State Council of Defences president John A Whitehurst left for McAlester to begin work tomorrow as coal miners with 300 volunteers. Maj Gen Dickman reshaped guard orders, sending white troops after urging that negro troops might spark disturbances. Federal court probes widen as government extends anti trust and labor law cases connected to the soft coal strike. U S soldiers in New Mexico mining districts ordered back to El Paso and Columbus stations. Probable departure for eastern railways Monday amid salting plan fears.
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Oklahoma City
Robertson
John A. Whitehurst
State Council of Defences
McAlester
Dickman
Oklahoma Mines
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers of America
Itl
Leverac
Sherman
Federal Grand Jury
el Paso
United States Noldere
Carpentier Beats English Champion in London Fight
Georges Carpentier, the French heavyweight, defeated Joe Beckett of England in London to claim the world light heavyweight title. The bout drew the Prince of Wales and many peers. Promoter C. B. Cochran plans a possible London match between Dempsey and Carpentier. Dempsey declares readiness to fight at his price.
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London
Nec
Georges Carpellion
Joé Katt
England
Ion Carpentier
Kett
Prince of Wales
C. B. Cochrane
Carpenter-Beckett
United States
Jack
Dempsey
Carpentier
Los Angeles
Cal
Jack Dempsey
Pershing to Visit Savannah and Inspect Southern Commercial Congress
General Pershing will visit Savannah December 4 arriving at 3 25 am from Charleston and depart Monday to Macon at 7 10 am. A thousand to twelve thousand schoolchildren will line the historic streets for the procession as a guard detachment with governors of southern states joins him. He will rest at the municipal auditorium and be escorted by a staff of twenty officers on a special train touring the south. Mrs R L Shipp and Miss Mary Kline Shipp of Moultrie are visiting Mr William Shipp, a student at the University.
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Savannah
General Pershing
Savanbah
Pershing
Charleston
Macon
Detega- Uon
Munic
Washington
R. L. Shipp
Mary Kline Shipp
Moultrie
Georgian
William Shipp
Untverette
Senate committee orders action on Mexico policy
Washington December reports the foreign relations committee plans immediate action after Secretary Lansing disclosed President Wilson was not consulted due to illness. The panel and Rear Admiral Grayson urged the president to meet with Senators Hitchcock and Fuller to discuss strained U.S. relations with Mexico.
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Washington
Stepa
Wilson
Senate
Mexico
Foreign Relations Committee
Lansing
State Department
Grayson
Full
Hitchcock
Palme Ts Wither
Ana Recopne
Hoa Ot Cabvahance
Breiv W
Gaus Ia
United States
Bivak
Europe
Dentewits
Jenksins
Carranna
Henry P. Fleteler
Bonillas
Conference to trim capital and labor to prevent price rise
Washington December 4 The conference announced it would tighten capital and labor before proposing plans to curb inflation. Officials indicated the move aims to stabilize costs and avert further price increases amid ongoing economic concerns.
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Nie Industriac Infostas
Washington
Cieference
Canital
Isbor
Ee Ee
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