Dr Mack Sails From Bitter Mood In Plot Twist
Dr Mack exits in a bitter mood amid a plot involving Minotts and Swift's Law. The article notes his departure from the United States, denouncement of newspapers, and doubts about reuniting German musicians interned earlier. Details reference Captain Thomizen, a secret service agent, and arrests linked to Fort Oglethorpe and Chicago on 1917 1918 warrants.
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Parturs
Desertment of Justice
Maalelan
Secret Service
Frederick
Muck
United
Hich
Har
Denmark
Oftielsis
Department of Justice
Muekwan
Fort Oglethorps
Minotte
Tan
Wen v
Chik ‘Cage
Powers resigns from National Association of Motion Picture Industry
Playwright Irving Gobb told Actors Equity that writers support the actors as organized public opinion backs them. The resignation letter from Willi e Powers criticizes the association and its pledge to support the Producers Protective Association.
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Willie
Foweys
Trequurer
Universal Film Manufacturihig
Compiny
Apidtico
Moving Play
National Association of Motion Picture ‘Industry
Powers
National Association
Idbor
Irving
Gobb
E Actors’ Equity Association
United States
Elephant Hunt Triumph in George A Chamberlain Tale
A dramatic scene unfolds as an elephant herd bursts from saplings when a hunter fires. The moment, described with vivid force, pivots toward a thrilling chase and a climactic roar of nature. The tale centers on an affluent Englishwoman and a Western hunter in Africa.
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Maton
Andrea Pelter
George’ Agnew
Chamberlain
Africa
Erloé
Td Pace
Faerners
Fragmented historic note on names and places
A garbled OCR fragment mentions individuals Matias and Ona Dak with unclear actions. It hints at a public or local matter involving Salts and a wet area, but lacks coherent dates, places, or outcomes to define a full news item. The readable bits suggest community or personal records rather than a clear event.
Rail robbery near Glendalehalts train with express mail
A bandit crew hijacked a train near Glendale eight miles north of Pulaski, ordering the engineer and fireman to drive the engine with baggage and mail cars. They looted an estimated sum rumored to be ninety thousand dollars and fled into a wooded area as officers pursued.
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Glendale
Algo
Wray
Mman
Hla Ridek
Accardii
Mulvihill
Columba
Aingkie
H. Allen
Yoose
Adar Ware Station
Pulaski
Atlantans Honor John W Wills for French Medal Award
John W Wills of Atlanta received a French government Medal of Honor for services to wounded French and American soldiers. The award was presented at the Grand Palais as recognition of his work with the 3rd Medical Corps Ambulance in Paris and surrounding sectors. Wills, a former prominent city businessman, served as financial secretary in the Paris division and is expected to return home in September.
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John W. “Villa
Asia
C. Freneg
Department
Wills
Brance
France
Paris
Chateau ‘Thierry
Boissons
Wrante
Willa
Atlante
Cotton growers urged to hold staple for better prices
The American Cotton Association calls on cotton farmers to hold their stock during the emergency. It warns against speculative buying aimed at driving prices down and urges steady holdings to prevent further declines. The group claims the staple is worth more than current quotations and says quick organization with millions of members will counter organized price fights.
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American Cotton: Association
Bringite ‘Ite
Apecu- Pee
Americatton Association
Showers Forecast for Today by Forecaster
Weather bulletin notes a few showers expected today with possible scattered activity this afternoon. Forecaster Windsay predicts lighter rain showers regionally, with the state seeing a cooler, unsettled pattern and no heavy storms in sight.
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Georgia
Planters of Coweta to Form Association
Disjointed sighting notes indicate Planters of Coweta to form an association with a meeting planned Saturday. County organizers Drake and others arrange speakers including Janice A Boykin from Sylvania. Details pending. map shows location inquiry.
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Planters OF
Coweta
Masa
Gorades
Barm
Drakean
Janice
Boykin
Sylvania
Fragmented OCR note on labor bill pressure and state legislatures
An unreadable OCR fragment suggests discussion of organized labor and the cost of representatives. It mentions vice presidents, state legislatures, and measures to press labor concerns. The text is incomplete and unclear but implies political action and funding for labor-related representation.
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Tae Orth
The Irishman Raided by Dublin Police
Dublin August 21 The Irishman Sinn Fein newspaper office was raided by police this afternoon. Forms for this week’s issue and proof that had been printed were seized in the search.
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Dublin
The
Irishman
Sinn Fein
Officers Nomination by Grand Aerle of Eagles
New Haven August 21 The Grand Aerle, Traternal Order of Hagies, today selected candidates for tomorrow selections as for own Bibert D Weed Helena Mont president John A Moring Pittsburgh vice-president William Doherty New Haven grand chaplains D S Parry San Francisco secretary J H Dowling Akron trea d B Hendarson Alleghen Fa conductor John Gunlaker Davort Town J J Heller York Pa and Henry Beck Seattle Washington trustees
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New Haven
Cann
John Gunlaker
Town
J. J. Heller
York
Henry
Beck
Seattle
Washington
Trustees
Finnish cabinet members announced in reorganized government
Helsingfors reports the re organized Finnish cabinet with Premier Vennola naming key ministers. Warberg becomes minister of war while Ludser is named minister of finance. Other appointments include Jushee and Tavert in ministerial roles.
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Helsingfors
Aiguat
Vennola
Witl
M.ludser
Minnister
Finance
Kalen
Jushee
Tavert
Thoni
Miss Araminta Seeks Help To Begin Life In Oregon
A fragment recounts Miss Araminta asking permission to visit Oregon locals to discuss life plans. An attentive man shows polite interest, while she gathers courage to pose a troubling question about distressing surroundings, amid curious reactions and unclear purpose.
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Araminta
Mutfit
Origon
Gartainly
Florida Senator Struck By Car Near Residence
A sixty year old Florida senator was struck by a car while returning from the capitol, near his Fletcher home. His injuries were described as quite severe though not believed to be life threatening until a full examination confirms the scalp wound and condition.
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Florida
Capitol
Coal Miners Plan Big Demands At Convention
Wilkes Barre Pa August 21 United Mine Workers officials led by William Green outlined key miner demands for the next contract. A closed shop six hour day and about six percent wage increases head a package of minor goals aimed at shortening the workday while maintaining output. The convention stressed belief that productivity can rise with shorter hours.
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Wilkesbarre
United Mine Workers
William Green
Green
Government releases three large liners from service
Washington August 21 The American passenger liners Finland Krooland and Louisville formerly the St Louis will be released from government service as soon as surveys for repairs have been made. All have been used as army transports and are owned by the International Mercantile Marine.
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Washington
Amer
Finland
Krooland
Louisville
St. Louis
Shipping Board
International Mercantile Marine
Sergeant Alvin York Delivers War Lecture in Memphis
Sergeant Alvin York of Pall Mall Tennessee spoke on his war experiences in a Memphis theater. Admission went to fund education in eastern Tennessee mountain districts. York addressed the Cotton States Merchants association urging improved school facilities for mountaineers.
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Memphis
Teng
Alvin €. York
Pall Mall
Tenn
Tennessee
York
Cotton States Merchants” Association
Mountaineers
Senate Approves Probe Into News Paper Industry
Washington August 21 Investiga tion of the news print paper industry to determine whether it is engaged in illegal practices and whether prices are excessive was authorized in a resolution introduced by Senator Reed of Missouri and adopted by the senate.
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Washington
Reed
Missouri
Senate
Grain policy update on winter wheat grading
Washington August 21 department of agriculture announced that the winter wheat crop was not being graded down to favor government guarantees. The report cites congressional debate on wheat receipts and price safeguards, with figures from the western area and Houston related districts.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Mariia Pomaas Ct
Pangas City
Moultrie City Incinerator Purchase Plans
City officials announce purchase of an incinerator for Moultrie with a capacity of 20 000 to 25 000 pounds daily. The plant will be built east of the city limits and is scheduled for completion by November 1. Also noted, Clemenceau returns to Paris from vacation and resumes work at the war office.
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Moultrie
Phe
M& Dave
Clemenceau
Paris
Cidm Pnceau
la Vendee
War Office
Confined Bail Hearing Sets Special Superior Court Term
Yesterday in the ore region, an order called a special term of the superior court. The session will begin Monday. a summoned juror is required to attend next Wednesday. Several murder cases are awaiting trial, with all defendants described as Negro.
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Biss Littlejohn ‘Yeaterday
Superior Court
Mona
Improvement Seen in Lieut Forresters Health at Hospital
A report from Fort He on Wednesday notes Lieut Robert Forrester has shown improvement after months of illness. He was brought downstairs to the lower porch for a few hours in the afternoon, drawing interest from hospital staff and family as the Atlanta soldiers regain strength. In Waycross Georgia, the murder case of Lem Waters and others will be tried in this county at the next term, after the supreme court denied a change of venue.
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Fort
Robert, Forrester
Atlanta
Waycross Cour
Waycross
Spe
Lem Waters Bn Vernando Broxton
James
Truman McQuaig
Supreme Court
Summerall
I Waycross
Hardwick Attacks Wilson and League in Speech
August 21 Colton town Gr state worded report cites former Senator Thomas W Hardwick accusing President Millson and the League of Nations of undermining U S independence and threatening future wars The speech was delivered during a barbeque event in Cleveland and August 2 news notes report a separate moonshine bust in Fullertown Genuga County Ohio authorities seize 250 gallons of whisky and capture four men with modern distilling gear.
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Daincolnton
Millsonwith
Thomas W. Hardwick
Fin
Toda
League of Am Citions
Cleveland
White
Ohio
Fullertown
Genuga County
Mortuary notices and obituaries from 1919
Infant Nancy Marie Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs L W Hayes died Thursday at residence in Benenaver new Greenville Mrs J W Gray of Greenville mother of Mrs Linthicum of 614 Hut h street Atlanta died Wednesday Mrs Linda Eady aged 20 of 48 Greenwood avenue died Thursday at ape yate hospital survived by one son Anderson parents Mr and Dunlap one sister Mrs J J Wolpert aunt Ingtob Ky one sister Fidinvti Flay 9 Bexington J C Trelas 7438 are died if hares at residence 400 Chestnut street survived by widow three A C and Eugedos iva quainters A Lard Mr Nt Bro C Couey rs Be L Bunel Roberson J B Adams Lumpkin Tampa 6 gust 21 8 ett Fe v B mropkine ny tna Been me Mrinent Y jn political and business affairs In Stewart county for many years died Tuesday at He home near Lumpkin 6 is survived by a half-brother Travis York of New York and two pephant William and Leaile York of near Lumpkin Grey to Sail Soon The Constitution London Tinsa Philadelphia Publia Ledger Service Copyright 1919 London August 21 Viscount Grey the new British envoy to the United States will sail for America September 16
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Linda Eady
Linda Hady
Greenwood Avenue
Thuratay
Ape Yate Hospital
Anderson
and Dunlap
J. J. Wolpert
J.C. Trelas
Hares
Chestnut Strefa
Bis
A.C
Bro C. Couey
Irs
L. Bunel
Roberson
J.B. Adams
Lumpkin
Tampa
B. Mropkine
Stewart
Travis York
New York
William and
Leaile York
E . Grey
London
Tinsa Philadelphia Publia Ledger Service
Viscount Grey
United States
America
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