France Pushes Naval Armament in New Conference Plan
Gustave de Kergueze of the French naval committee urges a new conference to curb world naval arms, arguing France will suppress its entire fleet if others agree to disarm. He warns of a future war that would reshape maps and kill millions, calling for a shift to defensive fleets and smaller ships.
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Fragmentary 19th Century Camp Report On Rebel Actions
A disordered report details camp life, troop discipline, and patrols amid rebel activity. It notes energy reception readiness, incidents of arson at a depot and store, and the firing of telegraph and railroad facilities. Names appear garbled, but authorities respond with tightened guard and increased patrols at the camp.
Fireman Killed as Arlington Hotel burns in Hot Springs
A deadly blaze at the Arlington hotel in Hot Springs Ark killed one firefighter and injured two others as flames gutted the building late today. George Ford died, John Wood suffered a broken leg, and Butler Brown was badly crushed. The fire's origin remained undetermined and more than 300 guests escaped amid dense smoke. The hotel, valued at over a million dollars, had insurance covering about half. many guests lost personal property. Rescue operations aided by fire squads and the mountain incline behind the hotel helped evacuate guests from smoke-filled corridors. The Arlington, with room for about 500, had been closed for improvements last summer at a cost of 137,000 dollars. No rebuilding plans were announced.
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Two Boys Die as Tree Crashes on Buggy Near LaFayette
In LaFayette Louisiana on April 1 two boys aged seven and ten were killed instantly when a tree felled by workmen toppled onto a buggy carrying five school children. Rudolph Martin, 18, was fatally injured while others escaped serious harm.
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Railroads beg public help to ease traffic jam
The Associated Press reports railroads urge public aid to move freight faster as they spend 1.54 billion dollars on new equipment. Shippers are asked to conserve space and speed deliveries. plans call for early coal and ore shipments, storage limits, and increased usable locomotives and cars by fall to reduce peak congestion.
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Passenger Train Ditches Near Marshalltown After Collision
Marshalltown April 5 A Chicago Great Western passenger train No 3 traveling from Minneapolis to Kansas City left the track three miles east of town. The seven coach train overturned one car, wires down, no communication yet. The overturned coach reportedly carried delegates from Waterloo returning from a state convention of the Maccabees.
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Floyd grand jury indicts alleged whisky ring
Dalton April 6 special Thirty eight indictments returned by the Floyd grand jury based on evidence from A Blaton convicted yesterday of possessing whisky and pleading guilty to manufacturing whisky before recording against Slaton The defendants include prominent citizens in Dalton and Chattanooga Some deny Slaton's credibility but officers say the Silver Bend Dististing company exposed a large organized operation in Georgia defying prohibition Court will stay in session this week with many defendants likely to be tried Bonded defendants may be heard this week Slaton about 21 years old and father of John A Slaton the first man from Whitfield to die in the world war
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Brookhaven to Peachtree City Name Change Set
Brookhaven Improvement Club votes to rename the area Peachtree City. Meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J Chambers on Peach Tree Road includes property owners aiming to apply for a charter and incorporate under the new name. Club officers listed include president KT Alla, vice president Provenmenteli DB, and secretary Mra We Aa Lup.
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Weather Outlook Atlanta Three Day Clear Forecast
Atlanta awaits three days of clear weather as meteorologist F von Herrmann notes today Saturday and Sunday should stay dry. Temperatures may dip to around 45 degrees Saturday morning and reach about noon today with no signs of approaching storms according to the forecaster.
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Harding Opposes Open Shop Fight in Party Plank
President Harding resists urging a direct clash with labor unions over the open shop, pausing to weigh Dawes guidance and prior Ohio politics experience. The White House signals a middle-road stance, while AFL leader Samuel Gompers warns against fronting the issue in the 1920 campaign. Continued on page 3.
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United News
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Florida
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Woman Injured by Automobile on Lee Street Crossing
Miss Leila Hawking of 459 Lee Street was severely injured when struck by a car on Lee Street near McCulla crossing early Thursday night. Driver Seah Jamson of 420 West Peachtree was held on $500 bond on a charge offeckteas rlpiytae. Mis Hawking remained in Grady hospital with serious injuries and unnamed parts of body bruised.
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Atiuel Mies Hawking
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Mina Tinwhins
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Lee Alreet
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Misa
H. T. Lange
Enat Point
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Langley
Mattter
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Johnson
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Bond
Beck Gifts 25000 Dollar Trust for Wesleyan Education
A deed filed in Macon Georgia sets up a 25000 dollar trust for the education of Georgia girls at Wesleyan College. Donor is Lewis H Beck president of Beck and Gregg Hardware Atlanta. Trustees include General Walter A Trix Wynnie May Ifill Dorothy Blount Damar C Scott Catherine Coleman Willingham. At least three trustees must be women. Eligibility requires ages fifteen to twenty and Georgia residency.
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Atlanta
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Dorothy Blount Damar
C. Scott
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Woman linked to Chapman escape location near Athens
Athens April 6 Special identifications show the young woman who rode in a taxicab with a man aiding Gerald Chapman’s escape were established under surveillance. Federal and state officers believe Chapman, wounded after a gun battle near Madison County, is heading east with his freedom as a sick man. He escaped Atlanta penitentiary a week earlier, and later donned a guard’s clothes to flee the hospital.
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Madison County
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Blind Man Seeks Right to See His Child
A blind man pleads in court to visit his six month old child. He concurs to meet his wife weekly at the police station for child support payments and to feel the infant with his fingers. Probation officer Hollingsworth arranges Saturday meetings at the station. Continued on Page 5, Column 8.
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Judge Discharges Deadlocked Foster Trial Jury
A Michigan jury deadlocked after 33 hours of deliberation in the Foster case on alleged violations of the criminal syndicalism law. Six jurors favored acquittal, six favored conviction, prompting the judge to discharge the panel. Co-defendant Charles Muthenberg faces trial next week. 31 others await proceedings after the Communist Party of America raid.
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Associated Press
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Amerie
Charles F. Muthenberg
Triad & Work
Batlota
Hester
Atternose
Borrion County Offcult
White
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A Behman
Durers
Jacquittal
Russel Durm
Masons Lead Inday Campaign in Salvation Army Drive
The Masonic team led by Paul B. Coleman filed the Thursday honor report for the Salvation Army $40,000 campaign, reporting $1,088.50 raised. Credit went to Coleman and associates for effort in the business center territory. The Musnale club contributed and extra funds were expected later in the week. Weather and delays hindered progress as workers sought an extension of time to finish the assigned territory work. Kiwanis, led by Larry Altmuser, maintained lead despite the Masonics’ strong showing. Final totals continued on Page 4.
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Masonic Club
Kiwanis
Larry Altmuser
Thia
Simmons charges Evans over Klan rule in sensational clash
Colonel William J. Simmons, founder of the Ku Klux Klan, accuses Evans forces of transforming the invisible empire into a government by blackmail. He cites waste and a vast espionage system reaching the remotest klan units, as factional battle for control escalates amid internal moves and legal assertions.
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Wigard Kean
New York
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J. ¥. Poole
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Georgia Weather Report Fair And Cooler Ahead
A summary weather note for Georgia shows fair and cooler conditions with Friday and Saturday expected to be fair. Highest temperature around 70, lowest near 10, and a mean near 60. Rainfall in the last 24 hours is 18 units. monthly and year-to-date rainfall figures appear partially garbled.
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