Bitter feeling in Senate over treaty Shantung provision
Washington Oct 14 bitter feeling among senators rose again in five hour debate over the peace treaty Shantung clause. McCumber charged conduct unworthy as Reed clashed with him. Poindexter urged stopping revolutionary propaganda with a justice department action query. Interstate Commerce Committee backed anti strike clause for permanent railroad bill. House foreign affairs panel favored extending wartime passport limits for radicals. Wilson reportedly may delay adjournment to push legislation and food price measures.
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Real estate in Crawford and nearby town commands high prices
A six acre tract in Crawford sold yesterday for 5860 with a reported 1000 per acre. Johnny Cone, a noted Crawford real estate dealer and auctioneer, subdivided and marketed the property to citizens who plan to build homes near Crawford public schools. Cone is a prominent local figure with a strong client base in real estate.
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San Francisco Rise Is Real Lesson For Belgium Says Albert
King Albert told a San Francisco luncheon that the city’s recovery from the 1906 fire may serve as a lesson for Belgium. He thanked California for generosity to relief efforts and cited Hoover and local leaders in praising aid.
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Bert Hoover
Tractor Meet Demonstration Set For November Ninth
Clarke County Farm Bureau schedules a tractor and farm improvement demonstration for November 5 with nine tractor firms three plow outfits a powder company and the College of Agriculture. Activities include drainage blasting stump borings and turning sapine posts into creosoted fence material to last decades under Prof. James B. Berry. Exhibits feature Jersey Holstein Hereford Shorthorn cattle and Percheron horses with state farmers invited to visit Athens for demonstrations and a follow up meeting to arrange crowd handling.
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Clarke County Farm Bureau
Harrow
James B. Berry
W. P. Brooks
Jones Purcell
Athens
Georgia Football Team Gains With Improved Practice
The cold weather boosts Georgia football spirit as Sewanee looms on October 18. Captain Pew at right guard leads a stronger squad with improved offense and defense. All American Day at center shows star potential, signaling a return to prominence for the Red and Black on Sanford Field.
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Walter Camp
Savannah Club Boosts Millen Fair Efforts in Jenkins County
Savannah Commercial Club plans a regular weekly meeting on Wednesday in Millen Georgia. About seventy five percent of members expected to attend a long distance session to boost the Millen Fair. The club will host fair officials and Millen city leaders at a dinner as a sign of Savannah supporters.
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Savannah Club
President Wilson improves after restless day at home
Washington October 14 President Wilson faced a restless day but was reported better at night Dr Grayson noted swelling in the prostate gland had been reduced by consultation from Dr P A Fowler So far the prostate issue was non operative Cabinet ministers consider steps to avert a coal miners strike and plan talks with UMWA President Lewis and operators John Brewster. Labor strikes arbitration of steel dispute features in the industrial conference agenda as meetings proceed.
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Round Table
National Industrial Conference
Gavin McNab
San Francisco
Names of Clarke county soldiers sought for memorial tablet
Mr C D Flanigen chairing a committee seeks full names of Clarke county soldiers and sailors who died in service to compile a complete roster. A commemorative Home Coming Day tablet is planned for November 11. Persons with info or initials missing are urged to contact him, including names of negro soldiers.
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Clarke County
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Jrn
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James Leach
Howell Cobb
Audley Harbin
Troy Harbing
McWhorter
Robert Grifith
Hammond Johnson
Sautee
Edward H. Bugg
Allgoed
Washington
Flanigen
Georgians Leaders At Cotton Meeting
Atlanta reports from New Orleans say American Cotton Association officers from Georgia and the nation are active in the World Cotton Congress. J B Wannamaker chairs the Georgia division and leads a membership drive as divisions form across states. Wannamaker predicts demand will exceed supply for years regardless of a short crop.
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American, Cotton Association
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National Organization
Federal search for radicals expands nationwide
Federal and military investigators push a nationwide probe into radicals tied to steel strike violence. A Gary Indiana man linked to a forged Gimbels bomb scheme is sought, with reports of German propaganda and a silk flag found, while a missing intelligence operative raises concern.
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Georgia Legion to become permanent at state convention
Atlanta Oct 14 The Georgia division of the American Legion, tentatively organized at a Macon veterans’ caucus last July, will become permanent at the first state convention opening here tomorrow and running through Thursday. Executive committee meets tonight to plan and name credentials, with sections of the Macon tentative constitution to be decided. Officers elected and 1920 meeting site chosen Thursday. Prominent speakers from across Georgia to address the gathering. Delegates to the national convention in Minneapolis next month also to be chosen, with about 120 delegates expected to attend. Each post gets one delegate and one alternate for the first 15 charter members and one delegate and one alternate for each additional 100 members.
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Sale of futures stated necessity in cotton industry
New Orleans Oct 14 Defense of buying cotton futures was made at the World Cotton Conference by Ridall N Durfee. He argued the sale of futures is necessary for industry though noting harmful speculation. Discussions covered transport, uniform cotton classification, stabilization of prices, cotton growing, and seed improvement led by E C Ewing.
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Ridall N Durfee
W. S. Turner
D. S. Murphy
Theodore H. Price
John M. Parker
W. D. Nesbit
Department of Agriculture
E. C. Ewing
Ewing
Europe
John Bolinger
Boston
Give and Thou Shalt Receive Verse By Ella Wheeler Wilcox
A compact poetic excerpt urges giving cheer courage and support to others in danger sorrow and peril. It highlights sharing strength comfort and even small gifts to prevent loneliness and fear. The piece closes with a note on sowing and reaping and the lamp of love light guiding paths. Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Longshoremen Vote To Return To Work
Six of New York’s largest longshoremen locals voted today to resume work. John F. Riley, chairman of the strike committee, announced the move in New York as the six unions represent about fifteen thousand members.
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John F. Riley
He Eaks
National Budget Bill Seen as Step Toward Economy
Members of the National Budget committee characterized the bill reported by the House select committee on budget as advancing economy and efficiency in government. Pratt and Stimson praised proposals for a presidential budget bureau and independent auditing to centralize appropriations and curb riders.
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Henry L. Stimson
Joseph P. Cotton
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AIF
Remanded in pistol case after dance shooting incident
Savannah workers: Ed Brown colored remanded to state court on pistol charges after a Saturday dance where two men Frank Kimbell and Dan Pinckney were wounded in the heel. Both victims were hospitalized. Police detained fourteen other African Americans in the same raid.
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Ed Brown
Frank Kimbell
Dan Pinckney
Election of Officers at Savannah Cotton Exchange
Savannah October 14. The Cotton Exchange held its officer election with M. A. OByrne of the Liberal Bank named president. Other officers were chosen in the annual gathering, marking a routine transition for the institution.
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Sporoschias
M. A. O'Byrne
Libernic Bank
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