Truce in Ireland Sees Quiet Week With Possible Peacemaking Hope
London July 24 The ongoing England Ireland truce, now two weeks old, grows more favorable to peace as Dublin’s stance remains unclear. Belfast expects De Valera to reject British terms while Ulster leaders seek safeguards. Countess Markievicz is freed as authorities restore normality and railways reopen.
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Lister
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John Miller Andrews
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Lloyd-George
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Glendas
Macowan
Countess Markievicz Years of Irish Republic Service
Countess Markievicz long prominent in Irish republican activities and arrested several times. She took part in the Dublin revolt of 1916 and was captured and jailed for a long period. Convicted by a Dublin court martial of conspiring to organize a seditious society and sentenced to two years at hard labor. While imprisoned on May 13, 1921, she was nominated unopposed for the southern Irish parliament.
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Health Talks by William Brady M D perils of a vacation
An article outlines vacation hazards beyond insects and sunburn, detailing venomous snakes common in the United States, their physical traits, and differences from harmless species. It covers snakebite symptoms, prognosis, and first aid, including wound treatment, bleeding, and cautions about venom spread.
Funeral Honors Ex-Mayor AM Knight in Waycross
Waycross Georgia July 24 special all business houses stores and offices were closed today for the funeral services of ex mayor AM Knight who died Thursday morning Rev OW Halleck of Grace Episcopal church conducted the rites. Large attendance and many floral offerings testified to his local regard. The body was taken to Jacksonville for interment at Ever Brien cemetery with many Waycross residents accompanying the funeral party.
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Ever- Brien Cemetery
Silesia Dispute Agreement Reached In Paris Talks
Paris reports a compromise between France and Great Britain on the Silesian issue after new exchanges. Premier Briand will likely approve a supreme council meeting in August and drop plans for a experts’ conference. Britain and France discussed free passage for reinforcements through Germany and assurances of safe transport to Silesia.
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Survey Of Road From Brunswick To St Simons Planned
Brunswick Ga July 4 That the engineers who supervised the Alamahae bridges at Darien have been assigned to survey for a road from near the city to St Simons next week The state highway department aids Glynn county In the project with an estimated survey completion in about thirty days The report will cover feasible routes costs necessary bridges and other details Federal aid is expected County officials say the project is one of the state’s most important and that federal funds can be secured Estimates from a private firm put construction under 200000 including two small bridges beginning ½ mile from Brunswick The state engineers will also consider routes starting nearer Brunswick A road bond election may follow the department’s report and the county commission’s prior planning
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Atlanta
Engineer Neat
Labor Unions Plan Big Celebration in Atlanta
Local unions held a second Sunday session at the Labor temple on Trinity avenue to organize Labor Day festivities. Committees on prizes music badges and parade were named. The morning parade will lead to Lakewood for an afternoon program with athletic events automobile races concerts and a pyrotechnic finale. Invitations went to nearby counties and out of town labor leaders are expected to attend.
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Atlanta
Prominent Brunswick Lawyer Dies Sunday
Brunswick Ga July 24 Judge Rollin Whitfield a longtime Brunswick lawyer died at noon today after a period of ill health He was 70 and had practiced law here about 45 years Serving as division counsel for the A B and A and local counsel for Seaboard Air Line he is survived by his widow and four children Mrs Warren H Reese and Laverene Whitfield of Montgomery Ala Captain Eugene B Whitfield now in Paris and Mrs G House en route from France Funeral arrangements called for Tuesday afternoon.
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Warren H. Reese
Laverene Whitfield
Montgomery
Ala
Eugene B. Whitfield
Paris
G House
France
Sam Simmons 106 Dies in Griffin Georgia
Sam Simmons claimed as Spalding County's oldest Black resident dies at 106 in Griffin Georgia. Survived by three sons two daughters fifteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Local notice reports his death and family details in Fullette Ga on July 24 special.
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Sam Simmons
Spalding County
Middie
Georgia
Griffit
Hoa
Overseas Veteran Faces Jury On Killing Charge
Sergeant Robert J. Lancaster, an overseas veteran and Alabama National Guard member, goes on trial in Hamilton, Alabama for the second time on first degree murder charges connected to the January 13 killing of coal miner William Baird during strike duties. The case marks the first of nine soldiers to be tried as the state pursues murder indictments after earlier deliberations ended in a hung jury. The state later reindicted the men after venue changes and a Supreme Court ruling on change of venue.
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Lancaster
Walker County Circuit Court
Marion County
State Supreme Court
Weekly Bank Clearings Sailings from Galveston July 24
Arrived cargoes at Galveston and related sailings listed for July 24 include vessels Carla Ger and Zebrugse Hahim bound for Philadelphia, Behrow to Philadelphia, Mididieham Castle Br to Antwerp Ghent, Mabilton Br and Hamburg Port Arthur routes, and arrivals John D Rockefeller Layonne Gorbimendt Span and Otterburn Be to Norfolk Rorfolk, with additional sailings Tako Galisto New Orleans Winifred Tampica and other ports.
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Italy
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Hamburg
Port Arthur
John D Rockefeller
Layonne Gorbimendt
Span
Rorfolk
Otterburn
Norfolk
Dirigio
Tako Galisto
New Orleans
Winifred
Tampica
Cotton Market Gossip in New Orleans Week Decline
Market gossip from New Orleans notes a fluctuating cotton market this week with late declines of 38 to 46 points from the prior close. October futures touched 1272 earlier, then fell to 12 14, amid reduced spot activity as July commitments filled and anti future trading sentiment resurfaced in Washington.
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New Orleans
Middlin
Widow of Tobacco Magnate Marries Durham Lawyer
The marriage of Mrs. Brodie L Duke, widow of a Durham tobacco industry founder, to Isaac R Strayhorn, prosecuting attorney for Durham, N C, was announced after her Asheville ceremony yesterday morning. Mrs Wylanda Rochelle of this city was her prior name. Strayhorn has long been a prominent member of the local bar.
Religious Rally at Rock Chapel Camp
Lithonia Georgia hosts its annual religious and patriotic rally at Rock Chapel campground three miles north of Lithonia on Thursday August 4. A large crowd is expected with a grand arbor dinner. Notable speakers include Professor Bregan Rev Marvin Williams Mrs Frances Whiteside Dr H B Mays AE Logan and W M Twiggs. Professor D L Spooner will direct music. exercises begin at 4 o clock.
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Train Hits Auto Killing Two Near Memphis
Earlier tonight near Memphis a Central-train struck the automobile truck carrying farmer Robert F Willis Jr., 25, and teenager Bernard Mittin, 15, as they returned to the city from Moten. Mrs Willis and C M Reeves were uninjured.
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Shots Exchanged in Rent Dispute in New Orleans
In New Orleans on Saturday a rent dispute led to a duel challenge between landlord Joseph Pampalone and tenant Edwin Brock. Pampalone fired two blasts from a shotgun into a repair plant where Brock worked. Brock fired back with a revolver. Neither was wounded. Both men were arrested for disturbing the peace and discharging firearms within the city.
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Shooting Reported in Mingo Coal Area
Williamson West Virginia July 24 a Lynn Coal and Coke Company at Lynn near Williamson was fired on by an unidentified person last night state police said a detachment of state troopers has been sent to the scene in the troubled Mingo county coal mining region the shooting began at 1 30 p m and lasted about a half hour no one was wounded the Lynn company resumed operations two weeks ago after a strike shut down since July 1920 in the Williamson fields.
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Lynn Coal and Coka Company
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Wiliamson Fields
Lectures at Universalist Meet in Chattanooga
Chattanooga's Southern Universalist Young People's Institute holds a ten day session with lectures by Professor A R Starton and Mr William Dood. Tomorrow sessions move to Signal Mountain with Professor Manning delivering the principal address at Sienail Point.
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Tenn. Gay
A R Starton
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Southern Universalist Young People's Institute
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Ending July crop report and futures fears roil markets
The July report on the crop condition and unfavorable tems reviews of trade for the week spurred selling as markets abroad and at home eased. Traders noted a sharp shift with lower Bank of England rates and favorable financing plans for cotton by the federal reserve board and the war finance corporation. Uncertainty over future trading legislation stretched hedges and could disrupt loans tied to hedged cotton. The coming week centers on the July 25 crop condition, with opinions split on government outcomes expected August 1.
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England
Bank of England
Federal Reserve Board
War Finance Corporaon
Hubbard Bros Cotton Merchants in New York Ad
Hubbard Bros and Co Cotton Merchants Hanover Square New York members of New York Cotton Exchange New Orleans Cotton Exchange New York Produces Exchange associate members Liverpool Cotton Association Orders solicited for purchase and sale of cotton and cotton seed for future delivery Special attention and liberal terms for consignments of spot cotton for delivery Correspondence invited
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Hanover Square
New, York
New York Cotton Exchange
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
New York Produces Exchange
Liverpool Cotton Association
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