Bolshevik Influence Seen in Mexico as Early as 1912
A Senate inquiry revealed Bolshevik influence in Mexico by 1912 via Edward L. Doheny of the Mexican Petroleum Company. The testimony noted a $3,460 draft to Dr. Henry Allen Tupper for Carranza recognition and pointed to broader Soviet roots in Mexican affairs. President Wilson urged peace treaty support in Montana, praising diplomacy and decrying war.
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Bolshev
Shantung
Mexigoi
I University
Perry
Japan
Associated Press
Washington
Russia
Mexico
Edward L. Doheny
Mexican Petroleum Company
Senate
Henry Allen Tupper
First Baptist Church
Carranza
United States
Treasurer General
Billings
Mont
Montana
Wilson
Unoa
Helena
Uma
Bismarck
N. D
W.H. Lee Mains
Warrennan
Georgia football eyes steady progress as spring drills begin
Coach Cunningham reports morning and afternoon practices shaping a ready squad as 34 candidates report in good shape. Newcomers include Dave Colling from Atlanta as a likely end and L C Brown noting Georgia’s depth. Heavier standout Whelcher at 210 pounds and Rose at 230 pounds push the competition while heat limits practice intensity.
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Cunningham
Georgia
Ehat
College
Dave Colling
Atlanta
Austin
L. C. Brown
Whelcher
Rose
Blue Ridge Mountains
Stegerman
President Johnson Blames Wilson for High Living Costs
Senator Johnson of California charged that the present administration bears responsibility for high cost of living. He said President Wilson appeals to material interests and taxes while the league and treaty are before the American people. Johnson criticized eight months abroad pledging resources and manpower to Europe and Asia.
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Indianapolis
Johnson
California
Wilson
Middle West
G A R Veterans Rally for 1920 Camp in Atlantic City
Columbus Ohio September 11 1920 Grand Army of the Republic selects Atlantic City for its annual camp. Command er in Chief Adams warns against red flag of anarchy and urges unity. Sons of veterans push for one hundred percent Americanism and deportation of unregerate aliens to restore peace.
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Columbus
Ohio
Atlantic City
Grand Army of the Republic
Adams
Sons of the Veterans
Tinoco Murder Still a Costa Rica Mystery
San Jose Costa Rica Sept 11 Assassination of Joaquin Tinoco late minister of war and brother of former President Frederico Tinoco remains unsolved with hints the slayer may never be found. The tragedy follows a tense period as Joaquin wielded power amid revolutions and enmity while seeking relief from the vice presidency before his death.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Joaquin Tinoco
Frederico Tinoco
Federico
Alfred Gonzalez
Joaquin
United States
Police Chiefs Aid Returned Soldiers In Securing Jobs
A letter to U S police chiefs from Colonel Arthur Wood reports thousands of veterans finding work through police assistance. He urges continued effort to place all who are discharged and to keep watch for job opportunities, aiding the War Department employment service.
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United States
Arthur Wood
Secretary of War
Woods
Madison shoppers include Bacon sisters heading to college
Mrs. W. T. Bacon and Miss Teresa Bacon of Madison were among yesterday's city shoppers. Miss Teresa Bacon is preparing to go to Agnes Scott College.
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W. T. Bacon
Teresa Bacon
Madison
L Agnes Scott College
Utter Disregard Over Expenditure of Public Funds
Washington summary notes seventy two railroad administration officials on the staff of the director general earning total annual salaries of 1 398 000. Representative Thompson accuses other government agencies of utter disregard for economical expenditure of public funds while post office employees are said to earn an insufficient living wage.
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Associated Press
Washington
Railroad Administration
Thompson
Ohio
Post Office
Haughey Struck by Auto on College Avenue
Mr A G Haughey prominent jeweler sustained a fracture of the left arm after being struck by an auto driven by L B Bray at the corner of Washington Street and College Avenue last night about 9. The driver and witnesses aided by others carried him to Dr H M Ingham for dressing.
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A. G. Haughey
L. B. Bray
Eastville
Washington Street
College Avenue
Thrift Campaign Aims to Curb Wasteful Spending
Government director Silas W. Davis cites progress in thrift education and savings programs nationwide. He notes education through schools and thrift clubs, urging continued campaigns to reduce waste, promote government securities, and teach budgeting and investments to children and households.
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Ciong
Vale of Thrift
Savave Stainps
Treasury
Silas W. Davis
Kales
Davis
Garedu
Thift
Meadow on Board for Eighth District
Officials of the Allen R. Fleming Jr post of the American Legion were notified by General Walter A. Harris of Macon of the appointment of the Eighth District executive committee. Meadow will return tonight from a Macon conference as part of the announced slate, with representatives from districts across the state and plans to announce the state convention date and location soon. The post, awaiting its charter, cooperates with national efforts to aid ex service men in finding civilian jobs, following Colonel Arthur Woods and Legion instructions. Personal service by post representatives is stressed to help those still unemployed.
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Allen R. Fleming,Jr
American Legion
Walter A. Harris
Macon
Georgia
the Legion
Harris
William K. Meadow
Eighth
Mrge
Homer Watkins
Atlanta
Coper D. Winn
Sam Cann
Savannah
Lewis
G. Moore
Thomasville
Harry D.schneider
Americus
Rovhald M. Walters
Columbus
Sinclair
Clarke County
Legion
Arthur Woods
Secretary of War
Thay
New York City
Richard Derby
Legion Employment Committee
Woods
United States Employment Service
War Camp Community Service
Cotton Leaders of Southern States Form Entente Cordiale
On the return trip from the New Orleans cotton convention the Georgia and South Carolina delegations met in a special Pullman car. About one hundred men attended as U.S. Senator E. D. Smith, J. Cannon, J. N. Holder, Harvie Jordan, J. J. Brown, T. J. Shackleford, and J. A. Davis spoke. The two states agreed to joint membership campaigns and coordinated speakers for the field elections.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
Georgia
South Carolina
United States
E. D. Smith
John Cannon
Spartanburg
John N. Holder
Harvie Jordan
Monticallo
J. J. Brown
Double tracking completed on Southern from Washington to Atlanta
Officials announce the Southern railroad now operates double track from Washington to Atlanta with electric block signals except between Charlotte and Spartanburg. Work began in 1902. ballast and surfacing remain. Electric signaling will extend to Atlanta after under way segments finish.
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Southern Railroad
Washington
Atlanta
Charlotte
Spartanburg
Southern Railway
Thicketty
D. C
Gae
Atlanta Plans World Exposition at Southeastern Fair Grounds
Senator Ivan E. Allen outlined to the Atlanta Convention Council ambitious plans for a world exposition in Atlanta between 1924 and 1926. He said about three million dollars in grounds and equipment would give Atlanta a major advantage, with large concrete and steel buildings, a grandstand, a fast clay race track, a scenic lake, and broad roadways and landscaping. The proposal follows Atlanta’s 1895 Cotton States Exposition and would mark the city’s 75th anniversary with a new expo to spur development. committees will start review soon.
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Atlanta
Atlant Convention Council
Ivan E. Allen
Chamber of Commerce
Allen
United States
Senator Allen
House Probing Appointments of Burleson
Washington on September 11 the house called on Postmaster General Burleson to supply a list of post office vacancies and the civil service commission certifications used for appointments. The inquiry seeks to clarify the Burleson controversy over postmaster selections.
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Washington
Burleson
Civil Service Commission
House
Commission
Shortage of Funds May Close Schools Atlanta
Atlanta teachers face funding gaps as Superintendent Dykes says money covers only early September and no prospects for funds after that date. Without quick action, vacation days for Atlanta children may resume around Christmas.
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Atlanta
To Be Built by Costaco in Athens Factory Complex
A large manufacturing facility is planned near Athens to be the wholesale headquarters. The Costaco family, now established in business, aims to produce candies including leading brands and other goods. The site, workspace, and capacity are described as substantial with plans for distribution across the southern region.
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Poate Ie
Athens
Hayler'e
Norris
Nascalty's
Ompany Ds
Patina
Bobi
Glace Etering
Costas
Marines Land in Honduras as Riots Rise After President's Exit
Looting and rioting erupt in several Honduran areas following the departure of President Bertrand. A small force of American marines lands to protect foreigners. Foreign diplomats seek a truce in the capital. A British warship is expected tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Honduras
Bertrand
British Refutes Russian Evacuation Policy Change
London September 11 Winston Churchill secretary for war denied any shift in British policy to evacuate North Russia. He said the evacuation was delayed only to remove many Russians in danger and to bring them to safety, not due to a change in policy.
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Associated Press
London
Winston Spercer Churchhill
North
Russia
Churchhill
Tide Tops Records in 1844 Echo Near Tampa
Tide reached new peak for the era in Tampa area as a September event overflowed low islands and damaged bathhouses and pavement. No high winds reported. Hillsboro River flooded parts of city park, inundating low areas.
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Associated Press
Tampa
Hillsboro
City Park
Peace Terms For Turkey Up Today
Paris dispatch says the supreme council, after nearly completing the Bulgarian treaty, will draft Turkey peace terms tomorrow. The conference also plans to set a future schedule for talks and related arrangements.
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Turkey
Associated Press
Paris
Supreme Council
Tropical storm report from Gulf warns of landfall west of Mississippi
Warnings amid sparse weather bureau reports indicate a tropical storm likely to strike the mainland west of the Mississippi River. The Sept 11 note in Washington cites missing data but suggests possible landfall in the Gulf region and potential impact on nearby areas.
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Associated Press
Washington
Andy
Gulf
Weather Bureau
Sellasippi River
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Liberia
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G. A. R. Veterans
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MIR. AG. Haughey
AUTO
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Meadow
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