Coal in Transit Seized as Nations Warily Watches Strike
The government moves to seize coal in transit for roads that need it and ration stocks on hand for essential industries as a coal strike looms. Officials pledge wartime swift action, with Palmer to brief Wilson and a price ceiling to follow. Federal troops may be deployed if disorder arises.
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Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Administration
Palmer
Wilson
Daniels
Knoxville
Nashville
Roberts
Sugar Board to Wind Up Activities Amid Cuban Shortage
The United States sugar equalization board telegraphed Senator McNary that it planned to wind up its activities due to insufficient Cuban sugar for further government control. McNary said the Senate would push legislation to aid the public in the sugar shortage and provide for board continuance despite resignations.
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Associated Press
Washington
United States Sugar Equalization Board
McNary
Oregon
Senate
Cuba
Farmers denounce strikers demands at national congress
In Hagerstown the farmers' national congress adopted a resolution denouncing short work days and rising wages as aiding profiteers and opposing all strikes. A small minority withdrew after the vote on the resolution. Also noted were classified ads offering Ford cars and a notice about Miss Gertrude Bernstein's relatives traveling to New York.
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Hagerstown
Farmers’ National Congress
Congress
Co-Ed Vaudeville at Agricultural College Next Month
Co-eds at the university and state college plan a vaudeville show likely around November 14 to raise funds for the women’s dormitory. The act features fresh talent from both institutions and promises entertainment and brainy humor amid studies. Tickets will be available in advance to avoid box office crowds.
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University
State College
The
Agricultural College
Burbanking
Brusels
Valleville
LaFollette Fights Labor Section in Peace Treaty
In Washington on October 30 the senate opened debate led by Wisconsin Republican LaFollette to strike the labor section from the peace treaty. Democrat Thomas of Colorado opened the debate accusing the labor provision of creating a super nation for a privileged class and lasting about seven days.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
LaFollette
The Two Mysteries by Mary Mapes Dodge
A reflective verse explores life and death as deep mysteries beyond explanation. The poem considers the quiet of death and the unknown path after life, asserting that no one can fully know the meaning of death or life. Miss Grace Martin returns from Atlanta visit.
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Mary Mapes Dodge
Elephants and Dentists Highlight Ringling Brothers Show
A Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Combined Shows bill features George Denman performing elephant dentistry as part of a grand performance. The act uses a string and flat iron for extractions with a 500-watt lamp and cable devices, showcasing six elephant herds united for a mammoth display in the hippodrome.
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State Board of Dental Examiners
George Denman
Ringling Brothers
Barnum & Bailey
Denman
Tion Denman
Donman
Athens High and Commerce Face Off In Big Prep Game
The Athens High School and Commerce High School meet today at Sanford Field at 3 30. Commerce arrives in strong form after beating Madison High and other rivals, while Athens also reports a week of hard practice. Admission is 25 cents. News notes Nettie Webb is improving after weeks of illness.
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Athens
Commerce High School
Sanford Field
Commerce
Madison High
Poys
St Ig
Ommerce
Georgia
Brand's Committee To Report On Bill Help Home Owners
Washington Oct 30 Representative Chas H Brand was named a member of the banking and currency subcommittee to study and report on the Nolan bill. The measure aims to promote home ownership by creating a standard investment form based on building association mortgages and by establishing government depositories and financial agents for the United States, plus a market for government bonds. The subcommittee will hold hearings within a few days.
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Banner
Washington
Chas
H. Brand
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Nolan
United States
French railroaders urged to strike movement
Paris reports strong pressure from syndicated leaders urging railway workers to join the revolutionary strike planned for November 7 as part of a general stoppage.
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Associated Press
Paris
Gardner freed Cooper murder case in Nashville
Nashville Oct 30 Gardner Dennis Be Mel leall a gardener at the Cooper home was released after a grand jury returned no bill on charges of robbing Cooper.
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Associated Press
Nashville
Dennis BE
Mel Leall
Gardner
Cooper
Senate backs government plan after lengthy debate
Washington reports the Senate approved a resolution affirming Congress will support the administration in maintaining order during the present industrial emergency after nearly four hours of debate. The action underscores bipartisan resolve to back government measures amid economic strains and unrest.
Belgian Royalty Pay President During Visit
Washington Oct 30 King Albert Queen Elizabeth and Prince Leopold visited the president’s sick bed for a brief chat. The king spoke of his US tour incidents and Europe conditions, hoping ideas will be carried out. The queen and Leopold also called, the president saying he is getting better.
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Associated Press
Washington
King Albert
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
America
Europe
United States
Royal Visitors
Newport
News
Rhodes Denies Contractor Profiteering at Camp Sherman
Major E. T. Rhodes told a congressional sub committee that profiteering by mechanics and employees caused waste and extravagance in Camp Sherman’s construction. He, a contractor in civilian life, supervised the cantonment project and defended contractors against profiteering claims.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Sherman
E. T. Rhodes
Congressional
Major Rhodes
Government Wins Confidence Vote In House Of Commons
London oct 30 government received a vote of confidence in its financial policy by an overwhelming majority. The house of commons backed the government by 355 votes.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
Japan Ratifies Versailles Pact
Tokio reports Japan has ratified the treaty of peace of Versailles. The action marks Tokyo's formal acceptance of the Versailles settlement on October 30.
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Japan
Versailles
Associated Press
Japanese Navy Maneuvers Marred by Battleship Explosion
Tokio Oct 30 The emperor led a grand display by the Japanese navy when a explosion on the battleship Hyoga in Tokio Bay killed fourteen and wounded thirty. The maneuvers featured elaborate battle and air attacks on coastal cities as the emperor boarded the battleship Setteu.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Hyoga
Tokio Bay
Eboand
Setteu
Prohibition Enforcement Closes Brooklyn Salons in Day One
New York October 30 The first day of prohibition enforcement ends with forty seven arrests and a thousand Brooklyn saloon keepers announcing closures. One ring gun fired insults to restrain officials and to defiers from ceiling.
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Associated Press
New York
Brooklyn
Col L C Rucker Moves Office to Courthouse
Solicitor Lamar C. Rucker of the city court announces his office move to the courthouse. He will continue general practice in all courts except the city court, including Superior and Federal courts, without conflicts with his solicitor duties.
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Lamar C. Rucker
Court House
Col. Rucker
Fils
City ‘Court
Y M C A Directors Engage Additional Physical Director
At the board meeting the Young Men’s Christian Association offered the associative physical directorship to Randall Weems. He will work with C W Jones who has led the Physical Department and will be away for several months to recover. Weems will keep the department’s high standard during Jones’s absence.
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Randall Weems
Army and Navy
Weems
C. W. Jones
Jones
Assation
Conference Votes Seats To German Austrian Delegate
Washington meager, the international labor conference voted to admit German and Austrian delegates with only one dissenting voice. A French capital delegate opposed admitting Germans and Austrians to the conference sessions.
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Conference
Associated Press
Washington
International Labor Conference Today
Germany
Will Present Fight For Sanity On Stage In New York
New York on October 30 John Armstrong Chaloner who recently won a twenty two year fight will be declared sane in New York state and will stage the play Robbers under law depicting his lunacy reform efforts chaloner will play the heroin Sphy in the production descriptive notes say the work centers on his long battle and reform aims.
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Associated Press
New York
John Armstrong Chaloner
Mane
New York State
Denkine Advances On City of Moscow
A Prussian report states General Denikin has recaptured Orel from the Bolsheviki and is advancing toward Moscow. Also notes a quarterly conference at Oconee Street Methodist Church with Dr. S. P. Wiggins preaching next Sunday at 7 20 p.m.
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Denkine
Moscow
Helsingfors
Denikine
Orel
P. Wiggins
Oconee Street Methodist Church
Judge Sibley Opens Court Here Monday
Judge Samuel H Sitfey newly appointed to the Federal Court of the Northern District of Georgia will preside over the term in Atlanta with a heavy criminal calendar and civil docket to be set Tuesday. The term includes a long list of grand jurors from Athens Elberton Madison Comer and Hartwell among others and jurors from Commerce Winder Lexington and Danville.
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Samuel H. Sitfey
Federal Court of the
Northern District of Georgia
Hhe
Alleng
Fred
Saat ‘Dey
Grand Jury
Wm. D. Towns
Athens
Jno
O. Braselton
Braselton
Arthur EB. Griffeth
Marcellus D. Browning
J. Hailey Newborn
Bowman
Wm. B. Snowden
Bilberton
Walter L. Childa
Sanders C. Zou Crawford
Chas
L. G. Thomas
Madieun
Raymond Powell
B. Elberton
Albert E. Hawes
Elberton
David L
Marion L. While Rutledge
H. O. Martin Luther
Biberton
Harold H. Hinton
W. Ambrose Bradley
Winder
W. Henry Wise
Crawford
Iane W. Brown
Commerce
Thos. L. Mitchell
Richard C. Griffeth
Danielsville
John T. P. Austin
Hartwell T
Andrew C. Jackson
Watkinsville
Sonee
E. I. Smith, Jr
William P. Wallace
Madison
Raney Hudgins
Evan L. Wilkins
John D. Barnett
Thos
T. Thornton
Oscar L. Agnew
Canon
J.W. Addie Davis
Talmo
Jon. T. Rucker
Hartwell
Julius H. Boggs
Jefferson
E. Wm. P. Richey
Fred G. Davis
Geo
W. Haley
Robi
L. Caritherm
Leon Morris
J. Thos
Strange
Miss Powell to Give Recital Monday Evening
Miss Powell voice teacher at Lucy Cobb will give an artistic recital at Seney Stovall Monday at 8 30 o clock. Her exquisite voice has won many admirers and music lovers look forward to the occasion. The public is cordially invited.
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Miss Powell
Lucy Cobb
Seney-Stovall
The End of the Road Poem
A reflective poem by Emily Gfatiger about life's burdens and the healing power of friendship and love. It highlights love as a guiding flower and milestone that lightens hardship and sustains us through years.
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Emily Gfatiger
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