Plans for south Georgia land clearing tour announced
The extension division of the State College of Agriculture unveils a machinery land clearing tour from September 2 to October 11 across 17 South Georgia towns. Demonstrations feature stump pulling ditch blasting and tractor work with moving pictures on day one.
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Macon
South Georgia
At & Manting
State College of Agriculture
And
Powder Concern
Cordobo
W. H. Abbott
The
Georgia Landowners’ S Asociation
Spacio
Henry Z. Maddox
W. E. Broach
State College
WHI
J. Phil Campbell
J. M. Hunt
Camilla
H. M. Metcalf
Moultrie
Powell
Sparks
T. J. Hall
Titton
Coastal Plains Experiment Farm
Fitzgerald
L. Preacott
Douglas
J. FE. Chappell
Waycroas
C. B. Miller
Blackshear
A. C. Snedeker
Jesup
E. A. Knight
Baxley
Stone
American Troops Pursuing Bandits Across Border Front
American forces press patrols at Cuchillo Parade and San Jose opposite Jollo Texas as air and ground operations intensify. General Dickman and Col Langhorne depart on a long ride while coordination with Carranza forces continues. Aviators test bombs and search for wrecked planes of Lieutenants Pergon and Davis. Cavalry report no new border developments as war department receives Dickman statement.
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C. C. Smith
Carranza
Trail
Pruneda
Conchos River
Petergon
Davis
Candelaria
Rio Grande
Dickman
Dickman outlines pursuit plan for bandits in Mexico
General Dickman states the punitive expedition will continue as long as trails are found and radiate from a base, with detachments sent to hunt bandits. He praises Eighth and Fifth Cavalry and notes a new American base at Presidio, Texas, while warning if trails are lost the mission may end.
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Dickman
Eighth Cavalry
Fifth Cavalry
Langhorne
Leonard F. Matlack
Matlack
Davie
Mexico
Washington
Peterson
Davis
Presidio
Marfa
Rio Grande
Aviation Corpa
Carranza
Dieguez
Pruneda
Ojinaga
Wilson
War Department
Texas Big Bend
Baker
White House
Petersen
Southern Department
Texas
Moxico City
Paulino Fontes
S A Antonio
Alfredo
Reminent
Beating of NAACP Leader Shillady in Austin Texas
John E. Shillady, secretary of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, was attacked and beaten by a group in Austin Texas after visiting the attorney general and the adjutant general. He left for St Louis fearing racial trouble as officials promised inquiry into the assault.
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Piette
Shillady
Austin
Austin Yesterdday
Attorney General's Department
Shady
Adjutant General's Department
Texas Rangers
W D Cone Ty
Rangers
Longview
Mauiry
Plekle
Negrosa
Pickte
Hamby
Pierce
Shillaby
Shiflady
Ionnek
John E. Shillady
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Waco
St. Louis
Tex#3
Texas
Dallas
J. R Shillady
Attorney General's
North
Association
Auada
New York
Governor Hobby
John FR. Shillady
Food profiteers to face juries in Atlanta price fix case
Prices for staple foods were fixed by the Fulton county fair price committee in the Chamber of Commerce hall. Maximums set for flour, butter, eggs, lard, grits, meal, and sugar aim to allow retailers a reasonable profit after costs. Investigation into food stores continues. Justice officials say hoarding varies by firm.
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United States District Attorney
Fulton County Fair Price Committee
Chamber of Commerce Assembly Hall
Atlanta
Washington
D. F. McClatchey
State Food Administration
John A. Manget
Fulton County
W M White, Sr
Jil Peacock
J C. McKenzie
Frank Fair
W. CG. Mansfield
J. QR Morris
Charles B Gramlin
Balay
Treaty fight shows Republican unity in doubt over reservations
Senate debate centers on League of Nations and three general reservations pushed by Pepper to allow U S autonomy. Knox leads radical bloc to insist on full treaty rejection while Pepper seeks to keep US aligned with Europe yet free from entangling commitments. Debate touches labor, trade with Germany, and possible 80s week of hearings as leaders signal likely delay.
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Lodge
McCumber
Harding
Eer
Knox
Senate
George Wharton Pepper
Philadelphia
League For the Preservation of American Independence
Senator Lodge
United States
League
Council of
League of Nations
League Council
Pepper Organization
U. S
Mr. Pepper
European Nations
Pepper
Papper
Tong
Johnson
California
Moses
New Hampshire
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Colorado
International Labor Organization
Fall
New Mexico
Wilson
Germany
Senator Fall
Egypt
Joseph W. Folk
William C. Butlitt
Versailles
Ieaders
First Hand Shantung Deal Details Told To Senators
Washington reports that Prof. EB Williams, former Far Eastern expert, told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee about the negotiations behind the Shantung provision. He opposed the transfer to Japan but testified his resignation was not solely due to that stance. He recounted President Wilson weighing options and the role of Britain and France under treaty commitments, and suggested a blanket return of German China properties and rights within a year.
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Shantung
Washington
Japan
Shantung Province
China
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
EB. T. Wiliams
State Department
Williams
Peace Commission
Wilson
Witners
Wiilliams
Great Britain
France
Lloyd-George
Williama
Germany
Williams and McClay
Destroyer Marcus Launched in San Francisco Yard
Destroyer Marcus was launched at the Bethlehem Shipbuilding union plant in San Francisco. It marks the fifty third destroyer launched at the yard, highlighting a significant production milestone for the facility and the Navy.
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San Francisco
Marcus
Union
Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation Herehday
Ziron touted for indigestion and appetite loss
Marshall Rhordes of Hufaula Alabama says Ziron eased his indigestion nervousness and loss of appetite and helped his mother in law similarly. The ad claims Ziron a new iron tonic with tron hypophosphites and other ingredients to build up the blood and cure anemia. Your grocer sells it with a guarantee.
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Marshall Rhordes
Hufaula
Ala
Ahvaya
National Guard Foes Fight New Army Bill Push
Washington fights spillover from the battle of the armed forces with militia officers accusing the general staff bill of killing the national guard. They charge the measure ensures regular army control, blocks higher ranks for guardsmen, and mandates compulsory service, stirring a nationwide mobilization oratory among guardsmen in every state.
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Constitution
Philadephia Public Lavour ‘Service
Conyright
Washington
Regular Army
National Buard
West Point Clique
National Guard
France
Canning Factory
Blois
The
War College
Attitr
Peyton C. March
State Corps
General Staff Corps
National Guard Association of the United States
Natonal Guard
Congress
Baker
O'Tagan
New York
Military Affairs Committee of
National Guard Association
Sugar seizures and hoarding charges across Georgia counties
U S district attorney announces seizure of about 20000 pounds of sugar stored by multiple firms and individuals in Georgia counties including Dawson Cherokee and Pickens. Prosecution plans double charges of hoarding and prohibition law violations as evidence shows intent to manufacture contraband whisky. Separately engineers have bored into the Trinidad asphalt lake to a depth of 160 feet finding uniform contents throughout.
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Baley
Atlanta
United States
Alex~ander
Columbus
C. L. Quarteman
Dawson County
Craseford
Baill Ground
J R. Hubbard
Daweson
Ball Ground
T. E Hubbard
Canton
Beloning
J. H. Hardin
Cherokes
Pickens County
Joe Chastain
Trinidad
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