Conflict in arms talks over disarmament plan in Washington
United News reports rising tensions at the forthcoming disarmament conference. Secretary of State Hughes urges simultaneous progress on armament limits and conflict settlement, while Senator Borah warns against delaying disarmament for broader disputes.
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Borah
Hughes
Robert J. Bender
United News
Washington
Far East
Dague
Australia
Meaures
Efe
Morals at Washington Arms Meet Face Moral Dilemmas
Washington faces a flood of visitors during the peace conference with fears of moral deterioration. Officials expect many foreigners and possible adventuresses, and police plan extra force and a woman’s bureau draft to maintain order and morale during the sessions.
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Washington
Paris
Mecca
Woman's Bureau
Capital Police Force
Chicago political feud ends in another shooting death
In the nineteenth ward feud, Joseph Sinacola, an ally of Italian ward boss Anthony D Andrea, was fatally shot outside his home by two unidentified men. The attack follows earlier killings linked to the Powers versus D Andrea feud, with Sinacola's 13 year old daughter watching as he was killed.
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Chicago
Joseph Sinacola
Anthony D'Andrea
Sinacola
John Powers
Powers
D'Andrea
Widower Seeks Wife Via Solicitor in Georgia
In Thomasville Georgia August 14 a widower inclined to matrimony asks solicitor C Hay of the southern judicial circuit for help. He requests to be connected with a young woman aged 22 to 38, blue eyes and light hair, may be a widow, and says he is an “angel of God” in the matter. The solicitor, though not running a matrimonial bureau, published the letter and offers to provide the applicant’s address to interested damsels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Southern Judicial Circuit
Asialms
Hay
Moultrie
Negro Back in Jail After Brief Visit to Family
Tom Langon a Negro who escaped Laurens county jail while allowed outside to cut weeds returned to Dublin Georgia and surrendered to Sheriff Watson claiming he could not resist visiting his wife and family. He was placed behind bars and a half dollar reward was mentioned.
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Dublin
Tom Langon
Laurens County
Depsite
Watson
Four Charged With Robbing Taylor Mercantile Store
Lyerly Georgia August 14 Special four young white men were charged with stealing goods from the Taylor Mercantile Company store in Summerville. Tom Smith pleaded guilty to taking two pairs of shoes and two caps and received a $100 fine or six months on the chain gang. Emmett Hunter Oliver Warren and Mack Elam were bound over to the next grand jury on $200 bonds each after not guilty pleas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyerly
Taylor’ Mercantile Company
Summerville
Tom Smith
Emmett Hunter
Oliver Wal*ren
Mack Elam
C. D. Rivers
Smith
Chain
Lamar County Fair Set For October 4 9
Lamar County fair in Barnesville Georgia runs October 4 to 9 with countywide interest. W M Warren president W C Adams county demonstration agent E P Drexel hog expert and others drive support. Premium list completed prizes liberal and amusement features planned for patrons.
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Barnesville
Lamar County
W. M. Warren
W. C. Adams
E. P. Drexel
Dublin Creamery Machinery Bought
Dublin, Ga., August 14. The purchase of machinery and equipment for a modern creamery in Dublin was announced today by J. W. Geeslin. He will install the plant with his ice cream and soft drink business, with completion expected by November 1. Chamber of commerce officials and Mr. Geeslin had advised on the project for weeks, and the announcement will interest local milk producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
J. W. Geeslin
Plana
Chamber of Commerce
Geeslin
Willard Anderson Grover to Open Summerville Theater
Willard Anderson and Grover Hix of Gadsden Alabama will open a new motion picture theater in Summerville on Main Street. A lease on the building owned by Dr Q Selman has been arranged. New equipment is being installed and the doors will open to the public next week.
European economies show little change amid varied conditions
Central and southern Europe faced mixed prospects in August. Austria sees worsening finances with lower exports and ports, while Germany shows improving signs and rising unemployment. Britain and Spain report stable or improving finances, but shipbuilding crisis looms and Italian state receipts stay 49 percent above the prior year despite deficits.
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Ashington
Central
Soutern Europe
Austria
Germany
Howard W. Adams
Berlin
Italy
Rome
Spain
Beral
Patrons Scale 365 Feet To Subdue Demented Man On East River Bridge
Two New York policemen Patrolmen Michael J. Kelly and John Quealy fought a demented youth 365 feet above the East River. They subdued John Herzog and guided him down a network of cables to the bridge roadbed amid cheers from thousands. Herzog, a postwar Austrian immigrant, said he was looking for his corner as they lowered him through a narrow opening in the tower masonry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
East River
Michael J. Kelly
John Quealy
John Herzog
Herzog
King Peter Condition Reported Unconscious
Belgrade reported August 14 that King Peter is unconscious with feeble respiration and a pulse of 120, according to his physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Belgrade
Cream Station Established After Dairy Show in Jackson
Jackson Ga August 15 Specials The dairy demonstration held in Jackson Friday led to the establishment of a cream station with the Jackson ice factory. Cream will begin shipping immediately as farmers and business men attended. Speakers from the Southern railway system and local creamery managers spoke on dairy supplies, model stalls, and butter fat testing. Roma and Ashburn will be market centers until Jackson opens its own creamery. Many Butts county farmers are shipping cream and using cash markets. the Jackson station will greatly boost shipments.
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Jackson
Butts County
Roland Turner
Southern Railway ‘System
Ih. C. Bates
G. W. Humphrey
Southern
J. H. Bishop
Ashburn Creamery
R. H. Drew
Many Ice Cream Company
Rome
Roma
Ashburn
Naval stores trade revival may be lasting
Savannah reports a surge in naval stores shipping with ships heading to the Far East and Europe. The Wray Castle carries 11,000 bales of cotton to Japan as part of a sizable international cargo, while other vessels from Bristol and the Balto in port load raisins and related goods for destinations including Liverpool, Bremen, and Hamburg.
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Savannah
Savannah Naval Stores
Wray Castle
New York
Far East
China
Japan
Philippines
Bristol
Liverpool
Bremen
Hamburg
Balto
Convicts Battle Fire at Savannah Camp No 2
At Convict Camp No 2 near Savannah on August 14 a gas and oil house was wrecked by a fire sparked when the warden entered with a lit lantern. An explosion followed from escaping gasoline. About a hundred convicts joined firefighters but none attempted to escape.
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Savannah
Dublin to Welcoming New Country Club Planned
The Helwood farm two miles northwest of Dublin was bought by prominent locals for 8000 dollars. Plans call for a country club with a golf course tennis courts ice swimming and other amenities. Work to complete the grounds and clubhouse aims for a Christmas day opening with a major social event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Gaagus
Helwood
Bernhardt to Undergo Slight Operation After Fall
Perils reports Sarah Bernhardt suffered a fall while rehearsing La Gloire and will have a slight operation. She is resting at Belle Isle off Brittany after the episode, with Paris L Oeuvre noting the procedure while other papers say she is merely vacationing.
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Sarah Bernhardt
la Gloire
Gabriel D'Annunzio
London
Paris
L'Oeuvre
Mme. Bernhardt
Belle Isle
Brettany
Grainmen Demand Rail Rate Cut In Grain and Hay
Washington hears grain men from states west of the Mississippi prepare to testify before the Interstate Commerce Commission seeking reduced freight rates on grain and hay. The five day hearing includes Secretary of Agriculture Wallace among witnesses and contrasts proponent testimony with railroad rebuttal about current low returns.
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Washington
Mississippi River
Interstate Commerce Commission
Boards of Trade
Bankers of
West
Agricultural College
Wallace
Kansas
Clyde M. Reed
Kansas Public Utilities Commission
Lewin
Lewis
Mill Manager Slain Killer Is Also Dead
Peter Walker manager of a Lake City Arkansas shingle mill was shot and killed by James Cook an employee. Crumby fired on Cook in self defense when trying to prevent removal of Walkers body.
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Jonesboro
Ark
Peter Walker
Lake City
James Cook
Cook
Jack Crumby
Walker
Crumby
Tartar Finnish People Offer Sacrifices Amid Famine
Dispatches from Moscow report that a Tartar Finnish community around the Volga region is gathering in groves to perform rites for ancient heathen gods. While many seek relief in churches, elders turn to old rites as famine forces people to eat grass and leaves to survive.
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London
Volga
Moscow
Impresario Cazaza Donates 50000 to Caruso Memorial
Naples August 14 The Metropolitan impresario and director Signor Gatti Cazaza has remitted to the municipality of Naples fifty thousand lire for Caruso memorial to be used for charitable purposes. The mayor announced the gift on Sunday.
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Naples
Enrico Caruso
Signor Gatti Cazaza
Louise Howard grounded off Beaufort Bar with crew rescued
The New York fishing schooner Louise Howard ran aground in a half gale off Beaufort bar. Coast guard rescued ten crew members amid heavy seas. The vessel, bound for a shark fishing expedition, carried nearly a ton of dynamite, according to the commander.
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Beaufort
N. C
Louise Howard
New York
Beaufort Bar
Coast Guard
Cotton Market Gossip Reflects Narrow Price Range
New Jorteans report cotton prices last week moved within 54 to 64 points with early highs and midweek lows. October futures dipped from 13.13 to 12.73 as spot middling closed at 12.13, while overall contracts gained 21 to 29 points amid export interest and crop condition concerns.
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New Jorteans
Great Britain
Sailings and Arrivals at Port Eada and Galveston
Shipping lists show arrivals at Port Eada Louisiana on August 14 including Yeidbrook New York Huntington Court Br J Hamburg Mattole Europa Nola Progreso Princeton Tapa Sinatoa Frontera Torres Tampico Wildwood United Kingdom with sailings of Arizonan Boston Bowden Tela British Baron Avonmouth Carib Vera Cruz Celba Hond Celba Chalmette Havana Clear wool Antwerp Comus New York Liberty Bell Glasgow Mar de Irianda Galveston Memphis City Hamburg Metupan Cristobal Munindies Bore Jerdim Omon Kingston San Quis seppi Hamburg Suriname Tort Bartles Port Arthur Teraa and more. Also arriving New York Gulf Star Lond onneo Antwerp Lamp Station Savanna and Yankee Arrow Japan Arrow Providence Galveston August 13 brings Nicolan Genoa Dungannon New Orleans Hardcastle Tampico Granicon Barry Rednorahite Huil New Orleans Cabrillo Tampico Ister Naples Saued Paul H. Harwood M Hingler Saxon Baltimore New York Oceano Hotterdam Marco Tullio Cicerone Gloria de Larrinage Leghorn Comal Continental Bridge Bremen Fort Arthur Texas August 18 arrives Accidental Mobile Out of Mexico New York Baltian Brilliant Providence Secony Providence.
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Port Eada
Yeidbrook
New York
Huntington Court
Br.j
Hamburg
Mattole
Europa
Nola
Progreso
Princeton
Tapa
Sinatoa
Frontera
Torres
Tampico
Wildwood
United Kingdom
Arizonan
Boston
Bowden
Noz
Tela
Avonmouth
Carib
Vera Cruz
Celba
Chalmette
Havana
Clearwool
Antwerp
Comus
Liberty Bell
Glasgow
Mar de Irianda
Span
Galveston
Memphis Cuty
Metupan
Cristobal
Munindies
Bore Jerdim
Omon
Kingston
San Quisseppi
Ital
Suriname
Bartles
Nicolan
Genoa
Dungannon
New Orleans
Hardcastle
Granicon “Barry
Rednorahite
Huil
Cabrillo
Ister
Ita
Naples
Saued
Paul H. Harwood
M. Hingler
Saxon
Baltimore
Hotterdam
Marco Tullio
Cicerone
Part
Sicily
Leghorn
Comal
Continental “Bridge
Bremen
Fort Arthur
Texas
Accidental
Mobile
Mexico
Brilliant
Providence
Secony
Rovidenss
Fisherman Rescued After Four Days Adrift In Open Boat
Frank Purdy of Boston was rescued near Provincetown by Race Point life saving crew after four days adrift in a dory. He said he belonged to the Boston schooner Athena and lost bearings in fog Thursday. He was exhausted and nearly starved but survived the drift to safety.
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Provincetown
Miss
Frank Purdy
Boston
Race Point Life Saving
Athena
Purdy
Germany Seeks Loan in New York
Berlin reports the German government negotiating for financial credits with Frank H. Vanderlip, former president of National City Bank, New York. Separately, the steamship Princes Ena ran ashore at Goddyn Head on the Canadian coast and may be floated at the next high tide.
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Berlin
Frank H. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York
Seattle
Wash
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
British Columbia
Goddyn Head
Triangle Island
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Cts
Biante Laboratories
Atlanta
Federal Tax Service
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Lobe Leaf and Hound Books
National Blank Book CO
Riveralée
Holyoke, Mean
Lamar County Fair
Dublin Creamery Machinery
Grainmien
Cazaza
Caruso Memorial
Bar
Georgia
South Carolina
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Port Arthur
Teraa
Solitaire
Gulf Star
Londonneo
Lamp Station
Savanna
Yankee Arrow
Arrow
Peabody Baltimore
MID
North Avenue
Enroth
Thyrza B. Askew
Peachtree
Atlanta State Savings Bank
First Negro Bank
Auburn Avenue
Atlanta, Ga
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Atlanta Constitution
Standard Southern
Constitution
General News
Frank H. Simonds
James A. Hollomon
National
R. L. Barnum
America
Henry W. Bun
Jane Dixon
Chester Adams
Sunday Constitution
Henry Symes
Walter Camp
Hugh Fullerton
Robert Edgren
Bugs Baer
Fuzzy Woodruff
South
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Bobby Jones
Alexa Stirling
Harold Hilton
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Irvin S. Cobb
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