Bitter mood at court as Dr Muck faces mob rule
The article portrays Dr Muck in a bitter mood after a departure from the United States. Officials of the department of Justice place him in Denmark. Count Minnotto was released January 26, arrested May 28, 1917, and interned after a failed appeal. The piece notes strained relations with newspapers and rivals in the musical world, and questions future plans for Dr. Muck.
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Loulgana
of Justice
Frederick
Dr. Mack
United States
roEre
Aontiment
Calous Rivale
Paal
Denmark
Department of Justice
Muck Wad
Oglethorpe
Minnot
Powers resigns from National Association of Motion Picture Producers
Powers announces resignation from the National Association of Motion Picture Producers in a letter calling the group a direct slap at organized labor. Irving S. Cole and Actors' Equity members pledge support for the writers in a meeting, asserting wide public opinion favors the actors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miusleiang
Powers
Ireqa Universal
Pipy
Amerisa
Lgbor
Irving
T ‘E Actors’ Equity
United States
Elephant Hunt Thrills With Forest Destruction
A serialized excerpt describes a dramatic elephant hunt in Africa. A hunter fires at a cloud of elephants as a forest erupts in noise and chaos. A spoiled English beauty, taken into the wild by an aeroplane, undergoes a transformative journey in George A. Chamberlain’s novel White Man, hailed as a compelling and sensational read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aidrea Peller
Africa
George
Agi Chamberlain
Waal Ae
Robbery on Express Train near Glendale Reported
A masked bandit crew robbed an express train near Glendale after forcing the engineer to move the engine. Officers seek a principal suspect Engineer Wray said the gang included a lighted searchlight and a companion who stayed with him. No official loss estimate released though rumors place cash seized from mail bags.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. x. Westend
Glendale
Engineer Wray
Mulvinis
Eitha
Pordea Loove
Witte Ovo
Bandita
Wray
Mulvihillies
Express
Lesgags
Gar
H. Allen
Areman
Stentne
E Mailes
Pilaskh
Atlanta Honor To John LW Medal From France
John LW and his wife in Atlanta celebrate his receipt of a French government medal for services to wounded soldiers. The award honors his work with a school at the Grand Palais aiding self support and rehabilitation, linked to the French war department. Wills aided Y M C A efforts in France and served as financial secretary in the Paris division. He is expected to return to Atlanta around September 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John LW
Brance
Grand’ Palais
French War Department
Ina
France
Y. M. C. A. Shout
Hale Ag Hip
Paria
Recordiprino
Gectora
Ghety Thierry
Soiseons
Hin
Y Frante
Wills
Atlanta
Hold Your Cotton Urges Association
An association urges producers to hold cotton during the emergency to stabilize prices. It warns against selling at depressed levels as organized efforts aim to depress costs, noting that demand for cotton goods has risen while raw cotton prices lag. The group says sustained holding will trigger an organized drive to stabilize the market.
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Swecioa
Arlees
Belog
Eales
Showers Forecasted Across Georgia Amid Varied Weather Outlook
The forecast notes showers for today and Thursday with partial clearing later. Friday looks unsettled with lighter showers statewide, as warm air remains in place and conditions shift southeastward across the state.
Planters of Coweta to form county farmers group
A mass meeting set for Newnan to organize the American nation’s farmers association in Coweta County. County Farm Demonstrator Brake, Miers Sararestoy, and others are coordinating the event with hope of securing support and a broad turnout.
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Coweta
Equnty
Newnan
Aqunty
Istate Canlre
Damonstrator
Miers Sararestoy
Fragmented note on congress power and state legislatures
Fragmentary OCR text discusses congress power to designate vice presidents of the body and convene officers. Mentions state legislatures, organized labor, and funds. Appears to be an incomplete historical record with garbled phrasing and missing context.
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Congress
Irishman Raided by Dublin Police
Dublin police raided the Sinn Fein newspaper The Irishman offices disrupting production. Proscribed farms for this week’s issue were confiscated. Local sources confirm the raid occurred in the afternoon and affected ongoing issuance.
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THE
Dublin
Eagles Nominate Officers for Tomorrow’s Selections
In New Haven August 21 the Grand Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles named nominees for upcoming selections. Elbert D. Weed and Heléha Mott to head, John A. Moring and William Doherty as vice president and grand chaplain, J S Parry secretary, B H Dowling treasurer, J B Henderson conductor, John Gunlaker, J J Heller and Henry Beck named trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Alleghany
Ohn Gunlaker
Davenport
Iowa
J. J. Heller
York
Henry Beck
Seattle
Washington
Finnish cabinet members announced under Premier Vennola
Helsinki on Wednesday August 24 reports the names of the re organized Finnish cabinet. Warberg will be minister of war Ladson to be minister of Justice and avori to be minister of the Interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helaingfors
Vennola
Warberg
Mr Ladson
Mine Reasen
Avori
Interior
Visit to the local prison inspires questions of trust
In a cryptic scene a visitor pressures officials about a crime linked to robbery at a seaside town. Senator Snug dismisses political implications, while the dialogue hints at tension and uncertainty surrounding the event and the facility.
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Madani
Florida Senator Struck by Vehicle in Capitol Area
The Florida senator, sixty, was on his way home from the capitol when a collision near his residences occurred. The injuries were serious but not confirmed as of this report, with exact condition pending further assessment.
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Florida
Capitol
Coal Miners Plan Big Demands For April
At the tri-district convention in Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania United Mine Workers secretary treasurer William Green said the next April demand will push for a closed shop a six hour work day and about a sixty percent wage increase Minor demands accompany the main goals but the aim centers on shorter hours for the same output Green argued workers can mine as much coal in six hours as in eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilkesbarre
United
William” Green
Shere
Green
Three Large Liners Released From Government Service
Washington August 21 The American passenger liners Finland Kroonland and Louisville formerly the St Louis will be released from government service as surveys and repairs are completed. The ships owned by the International Mercantile Marine have been used as army transports.
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Washington
Finland
Kroonland
Louisville
St. Louis
Shipping Board
International Mercantile Marine
War Hero Sergeant Alvin C York Lectures in Memphis
Sergeant Alvin C York of Pall Mall Tennessee delivered a first prepared lecture on his war experiences in a local theater. Admission proceeds were for advancing education in the mountain regions of eastern Tennessee. York also addressed the Cotton States Merchants association urging improved school facilities for mountaineers.
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Memphis
Tenn
Alvin C. York
Pall Mall
Tennessee
York
Cotton States ‘Merchants
Probe Proposed for Paper Industry Practices
Washington August 21 investigation of the neans print paper industry to determine whether illegal practices and excessive prices are involved was authorized in a resolution introduced by Senator Raed of Missouri and adopted by the senate.
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Washington
Raed
Missouri
Senate
No-Grading Down for Winter Wheat Crop
Washington August 21 The death of agriculture announced the new winter wheat crop was not being graded down 5 cents to bring large discounts from the government guarantee price for Nos 1. In the winter ag had been charged. Figures on wheat receipts from western markets slowed that in the panlas City district.
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Washington
Death of Agriculture
Insean
Cna
Mar- Keta
Panlas
Moultrie City Incinerator Bought and Planned
City of Moultrie announces purchase of an incinerator with capacity up to 25 000 pounds of ordinary garbage daily. Plant to be located just east of the city limits and ship and set up by November 1. Premier Clemenceau returns to Paris from vacation in La Vendée and resumes duties at the War Office.
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Snehe
Moultris
Onte
Zor Jseyvica
Clemenceau
Paris
la Vendée
War Office
Fragmented note on court session and murder cases
The text references a felonious case and a special term of court with jurors required to attend on a Wednesday. Several murder cases await trial. all defendants are described as negroes.
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Rand
Rases
Lieutenant Forrester Shows Improvement At Hospital
Lieutenant Robert Forrester, long ill at the hospital for several months, is reported able to go downstairs for a few hours on Wednesday. He was seen on the lower porch in the afternoon, and the hospital family notes many expressions of interest in his improving condition.
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A. Renardi
Robert Forrester
M Queig Murder Trial Set In Waycross
Vernando Broxton and Lem Watery face murder charges for the deaths of James and Truman McQueig. The supreme court refused a change of venue, ordering trial at the Waycross county term despite defense claims of local prejudice.
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Lem
Vernando Broxton
James
Truman McQueig
Thin County
Supreme Cowt
J. Sam Merall
Superior Court
Waycross
Hardwick Attacks Wilson and League in Lincolnton Speech
In Lincolnton Ge August 91, former Senator Thomas W. Hardwick of Atlanta accused President and the league of dishonest inconsistency. He said the league impairs independence and poses a constant menace to future terms, addressing a large barbeque gathering where he delivered the principal address.
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Lincolnton
Spascfal
Presidentia
Thomas W. Hardwick
Atlanta
League of An
Moonshine Still Raided In Geauga County Find
Cleveland detectives and federal authorities raided a house near Fullertown Geauga county late last night and seized 350 gallons of whisky. Large moonshine operation halted with modern stills and apparatus found.
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Cleveland
Onl
Het
Ohio
Fullertown
Geauga County
Multiple Obituaries and Notices From August 21 Records
Nancy Marie Hayes daughter of Mr and Mrs L V Hayes died Thursday at residence 78 Bereun Ave. Mrs 3, Wi Gray of Greenville nother of S Linthicum of 614 Witthotree Atlanta died Wednesday. Linda Eady of 435 Greenwood Avenue died Thursday in private hospital. Arlene apt forged by brother John of Lex C Hares. J Cdrelas Treinay aged 74 died Thursday at 60 Chestnut Street. Survived by widow and several children. J B Adams Lumpkin died August 21. survived by half-brother Travis York and nephews William and Leslie York. Grey to Sail Soon: British envoy Fennone Grey to sail Sept 13 for America.
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Nancy Marie Hayes
Nancy
Marie ‘Hayes
L. V. Hayes
Bereun
Wi. Gray
Greenville
Ruri McClintock
John
Lex. C. Hares
Dozington
J. C.drelas
Chestnut
Het
Rong
Alo
Gee Papen
Bunch
Nee
J. “Roberson
J.B. Adams
Lumpkin
Lumpkin,Ga
Stewart County
Lampkin
Travis York
New York
William
Leslie York
Grey
Londor Treves
Philadatohig Public Ledger Service
Fennone
United States
America
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Oulsville Counoer-Journal
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