South Republican reorganization plan to be discussed
Washington February 11 Initial steps toward reorganizing the Republican party in the south and fixing delegate bases for future national conventions will be taken at a March 2 subcommittee meeting of the national committee. The full committee meets March 3 on the eve of President Harding’s inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie
Washington
South
National Committee
National Republican Executive Committee
Harding
Slemp
Virginia
Earl F. Kingsley
Vermont
R. P. Howell
Nebraska
Will H. Hays
Blemp
Chicago
Alabama
Arkansas
Florda
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Germany Sets Reparation Payment Cap At 160000600000 Marks
Berlin February 11 The finance ministry says Germany can pay at most 160000600000 marks covering past payments in cash and goods The Deutsche Zeitung cites a special source The plan would amortize this amount over thirty years The newspaper warns that rejecting the German counter proposal could push Berlin from the London reparations conference and seeks U S arbitration to avert further actions like an invasion of the Ruhr which could threaten the Versailles treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Associated Press
Ministry of Finance
Germany
Deutsche Zeitung
United States
Ruhr
Oglethorpe Banquet Honors Hermance Family Tonight
Oglethorpe University hosts a midwinter banquet in the dining hall at 7 30 P M with guests Mr and Mrs Harry Hermance Miss Helena Hermance and Master Hal Hermance donors of Hermance Stadium This will be Mr Hermance’s last public gathering before his trip to Europe A band performance features music by the bar and marks the first college function for the instruments donated by Mrs Lee Ashcraft last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglethorpe University
Harry P. Hermance
Helena Hermance
Hal Hermance
Hermance Stadium
Publc
Lee Ashcraft
Wizard Edison Turns 74 In Quiet Birthday Plays
United News staffer recalls Thomas Edison as a shy, enthusiastic boy at heart who celebrated his 74th birthday by toying with ideas in a busy lab. He eschews retirement, claiming he would quit only when doctors replace him with a vat of life support. Edison dresses for the party in a brown suit and white flower, then returns to playing and making things with old colleagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HY William Slavens Wnutpt
United News
New York
Thomas Edison
Wizard
Xounister
Clemenceau
Jos” Cannon
Chauncey Depew
Edison
Firat
Tre
Tornado Strikes Houses Near Edie in Georgia
A cyclone near Edie Georgia killed a mother and child and destroyed several small houses and barns. The storm ripped through Vordery Brandon and Brooka Eubanks farms, with a Brandon house catching fire burning the wife and baby of Jack Bunch, a Black man. Henry B. Jones of Hephzibah delivered news in Augusta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auguste
Barnes
Edie
Augusta
Oconee
Vordery
Brandon
Brooka Eubanks
Jack Bunch
Henry
Jonea
Hephzibah
Te Oorr
After Cyclone in Sanderaville Dozens Dead and Injured
survivors describe a devastating tornado that leveled forty two homes in Gardner's, with total destruction, mangled bodies, and red Cross nurses tending the injured. A list shows many dead and wounded, including both black and white residents, as Red Cross teams arrive to aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
Sanderaville
Reina
Debria
RED Cross
Lagare Davis
Victor
Woodward
Nell'Meir Wouud
Milla
Gardner
Fierra
Red Cross Chapters Aid Homeless Negroes
Sandersville and Tennille Red Cross chapters mobilized to aid destitute Black residents after the Gardner Oconee cyclone. blankets, mattresses, clothing delivered. 28 known dead, including a white boy. Bodies moved to Tennille and later Oconee for burial. hospital care provided at Rawlings Sanitarium. Local volunteers, nurses from Atlanta, and a tent hospital aided survivors. fundraising suggested to rebuild Oconee school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Sandersville
Red Cross
Tennille
Gardner
Mila
Hennie Frank Orr
Hig
Oconee
Rawlings
Atlanta
Messrs. Woodward
Davia
Virginia M. Gibbs
Ndersville
Ocsnee
Toomshoro
Lumber Firm Aids Tornado Victims As Town Rebuilds
The Oconee Cleveland Lumber Company and local physicians rushed to Gardner after a devastating tornado. Bennie Orr died from a fractured skull, while others were injured. several families lost members. The firm plans immediate rebuilding of employee homes and aid for the injured and bereaved as the community opens temporary shelters and restarts the school. Local doctors from Tennille and Sandersville assisted, and the Red Cross provided crucial relief. The company notes the disruption, but expressions commitment to rapid reconstruction and support for affected families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George, Lord
Gertrude Jolly
Mation Hodgan
Hadge
Bennie Frank Orr
Gardner
J. R. Bertlett
D. E McMaster
Joiner
W. C. Troutman
Tennille
D. J. Newsomer
Fred Rawlines
Sandersville
Dr. Dent
Lumber Company
Nurges
Rawlings
Sanderaville
Oconee
Central of
Washington County
Oconee Cleveland Lumber Company
Monay. Lumber Company
Constitution
Hed Cross
Tornado Claims Deaths in Washington County Scattering Homes
The Cleveland Oconee Lumber company, with about 150 workers, owned forty two of the houses occupied by both negro and white residents. Funeral costs for many of the dead will be borne by the county. burial plans and a large funeral are expected Saturday as the community mourns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tering
Cleveland-Oconee Lumber Company
Nagross
Washington
Atlanta Man Fined for Whisky Possession in Prohibition Case
A. T. Strickland of Atlanta pleaded guilty in U S district court to possessing 26 gallons of whisky and was fined 150 dollars by Judge William B. Sheppard. Fellow Fulton County resident S E Aiken also pleaded guilty and was fined 100 dollars, while Harry Davis of Griffin received 25 dollars for the same offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Strickland
Atlanta
United States District Court
William B. Sheppard
Prohibition
Strickland
S. E. Aiken
Fulton County
Tudge Sheppard
Harry Davis
Griffin
Sheppard
Colonel Royce Visits Atlanta on Drive to Florida
Colonel J. C. Royea of the Hollas Royes Automobile Co of England was in Atlanta Thursday en route to Florida. Noon Hudson, who met him at the New York auto show, hosted him and led him to notable spots. Royce met Walter Candler at his home and praised the revived auto trade and the Rolls Royce American branch progress in Springfield, Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C.royea
Holla- Royes Automobile Company
England
Atlanta
Florida
Hudson
New York
Royce
Walter Candler
Rolls-Royce Company
Springfield
Mags
Urges Purchase Farm Loan Bonds
Washington February 11 the appropriation bill to authorize the secretary of the treasury to purchase 100000000 of federal farm loan bonds to provide credits for farmers pending the supreme court decision on constitutionality was adopted by the senate. The bill awaits house approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Hollomon
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Supreme Court
Senate
House
W. J. Harris
Federal Farm Loan Board
Senate Appropriations
Sanator Harris
Land Banka
Two fine clear days for Atlanta forecasted
Forecaster C. F. von Herrmann predicted two fine, clear days for Atlanta and surrounding areas after a Thursday tornado in southern Georgia. Saturday and Sunday temperatures were expected near 40 degrees, with mild, bearable conditions overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
C. F. von Herrmann
Harding to Fill Foreign Posts
President-elect Harding plans rapid turnover of top overseas posts. Francis Burton Harrison and Hut H. Wallace seek early resignations to return home. John W Davis, Chester Harding, and J. Morrow slated for interim leadership as replacements are sought without clear selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. Bender
W York
Pines
Anal Zone
United States
England
United Bassador
France
Accratia
Harding
Chester Harding
Panama Canal Zone
United
J. Morrow
Sone
Army
Francis Burton Harrison
Philippines
Harrigson
Fifth Avenue
Congress
Davis
John W Davis
Court of St. James
Wilson
Department of Justce
Diplomatic Service
Tatum
Teri of Stetson, Jennings and Russsell
New York
J. P. Morgan and Company
Paris
Huth C. Wallace
U. S
Washington
Wallace
Tacoma
Political speculation on Panama Canal Zone post and possible governors
The text discusses potential candidates for the governor-general of the Philippines and the Panama Canal Zone post, noting Wood and Harrison as likely figures and suggesting Goethals is commonly considered though unlikely to take a political office due to his construction business. It highlights how politicians foresee rewards and cabinet dynamics, with Goethals’ reluctance due to private enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Wood
Herding
Harrison
Panama Canal Zone
General Goethals
Goethals
Eight Years of Indigestion Relief From Priest Powder
Mrs Elias W Ury of Lawre York County Pa writes Priest Drug Co Bangor Maine thanking them for Priest s Indigestion Powder which gave relief after eight years of stomach torture and inability to sleep. She plans to reorder and notes samples are sent free and to mention the paper read. For sale by druggists or orders from Priest Drug Co Bangor Maine. Jacobs Pharmacy Co stores carry it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias W. Ury
Lawre
York County
Priest Drug Co
Bangor
Maine
Priest
Jacobs’ Phar‘arv Co
Bible Pictures Presented Sunday at Inman Park Church
Dr A F Futterer of Australia will lecture while illuminative cyoe graphic Bible pictures are shown at Inman Park Presbyterian Church Sunday evening at 7 30. The method hinges on the eye gate and has drawn attention in New Zealand where 4391 apiaries represent over 30000 bee colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Futterer
Australia
Inman Park Presbyterian Church
Futterer
New Zealand
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Tess
Negress
Baby
Bakers
Walter Baker&Co Ltd
Dorchester
Mass
Brancis E. Price
Sraa
Georgis Tracka
Sagara Davis
Virginia Gibbes
Miss Stabler
Sanderville
John Simmons
Florine Robinson
Arthur Gilmore
Duval Logan
Fannie Harris
Jerry Adama
Beatrice Davin
Hassia Morris
Eula Davis
Annie Belle Adams
Green Robinson
Flora Bivins
Sam Trawick
Doll Tracier
Hattie ‘Frawick
A. L. Clayton
Rose Simmons
Col. Royce
Pelton Upright Cornish Upright
Prescott Upright
North Broad Street
Harris
Ernors
Canal Zone
Am‘adors
General Wood
Jonwal Pershing
Cuthura
Miss Mar
Ion E. Hughes
12Th St. N. E
Washington, D. C
Signet Children’s Dept
ELVL
Louis Osered
Udiot Suedep
Peachtree
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