Arnow Wins Senate Seat in Fourth District Contention
The Mississippi senate privileges and elections committee rules report backs Arnow amid a contested race with James Vocelle. Ballots cast for Arnow in Camden and Chariton counties were challenged as manipulated by election workers who struck Vocelle’s name and inked Arnow in. Vocelle claims fraud citing scratched names and altered ballots. The committee's executive session heard full arguments from both sides with Vocelle presenting evidence for his claim and Arnow’s attorney arguing irregularities violated primary law.
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Price of murder drops as market slumps in Germany
A chaotic scene unfolds as a man fires a revolver linked to a murder in Germany. Behn, Jane notes a 28% knowledge gap while Brand and Horstman observe the tense confrontation. The weapon misfires but Brung is fined ten marks in court as authorities review the case.
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All Law Violators Now to Stand Trial in Recorder's Court
Chief of Police Beavers enforces a police committee resolution directing arrests of all law violators. Affected are those guilty of minor to serious offenses, who must be tried in Recorder's Court, ending leniency for bonds. A special meeting will clarify bond rules and ensure officers bring violators to trial.
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Boiler Explosion in Sylvester Kills Three at Sumner Mill
A boiler explosion at J. D. Bridges mill in Sumner near Sylvester Georgia killed three men, wounded two white workers and one black worker, and demolished the mill. Victims named include Rhodes Bilis white machinist Julius Francis and Wes Dozier black fireman. Young Toye Elhe son of a dead man scalded. Henry J. Baker badly burned. Jeff Grover slight recovery chance. Authorities blame a weighted pop off valve and low boiler water prior to the blast.
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Churchmen denounce twelve hour day in steel industry
New York notice reports a Federal Council of Churches bulletin calling the two shift system a moral trespass against 150,000 workers and urging an eight hour day. It accuses Judge Elbert Jury and Marshall Olds of misrepresenting facts and says industry uses economic conditions to delay reform.
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Building boom accelerates in June permits rise sharply
Building permits total $2,405,923 by Thursday in June, already topping May’s $2,? million. Major projects include a 15 story hotel for Central Leases at Cone and Luckie, the Willie building at 444 Courtland, Glenn Street Baptist church, and Church of Christ parsonage. Fourth National Bank to add three elevators at a cost of $74,000.
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French Attitude of Indifference Alarms Europe
Rome June 28 Pope Pius condemns French policy in Ruhr in a letter to Cardinal Gasparri. He argues creditor powers should not demand more than debtors can give without exhausting their resources. He warns such demands threaten world peace and could cause social disturbances across Europe.
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Paris Britain talks limp toward possible action on Germany
Paris negotiations between France and Britain drag with pessimism yet no deadlock. Britain insists on keeping talks alive to determine if the Entente still exists, while France hopes to avoid rupture but won’t concede to prevent one. Debts and reparations dominate tension as interallied debts loom large.
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Squinting Employees Add to Living Cost
Chicago June 28 Professor Howard D. Minchen of Ohio State University urged visual conservation in industry at the American Optometrical Association congress. He said defective vision and faulty illumination lower production and that squinting workers raise costs, contributing to higher prices for manufactured goods.
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Harding Plans Cooperative Society to Cut Living Costs
President Harding proposed a consumer producer co operation plan financed partly through a savings bank like model to shorten the gap between producers and consumers. He urged careful examination and said Congress might be asked to consider a measure along these lines to curb costs and combat high living expenses. Continued on Page 8, Column 1.
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Alabama Senator Underwood Expected To Run In 1924
Washington diary notes Oscar Underwood, the Alabama senator returning from Europe, likely to announce his democratic candidacy soon. Close allies expect multiple strategy talks and a formal statement on prohibition as party leaders weigh liquor politics amid Smith and Ford developments and potential convention deadlock.
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Mary Miles Minter Missing From Home For Over a Week
Los Angeles actress Mary Miles Minter has been missing from her home for more than a week. Her mother and sister express anxiety about her whereabouts, though relatives say they are not unduly worried since she was not working and lives alone.
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Women Heap Jewelry At Shrine of Linguaglossa
Women of Linguaglossa offer a votive heap of gold jewelry on the altar of St zedius the village saint. The act honors the saint credited with halting Mt Eina’s lava threat to the town.
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Committees Named For Georgia Inauguration
A prepared list names both House and Senate committees for the upcoming gubernatorial inauguration. House panel includes Aton- Stone as chairman, with Daniel, Aubrey, Napier, Howard, Elders, Rutherford, Sutlive, Camp, and Bussy among appointees. Senate group lists Jones as chairman, Mundy as vice chair, with lips, Redwine, Kennedy, Ficklen, Spence, Smith, Hamby, and Moore. Judge Howard to chair the local inaugural committee. Letters invited former governors Hugh J. Dorsey, Joseph M. Brown, John M. Slaton, S. D. McDaniel, Nat Harris, and Hoke Smith to attend in the House chamber.
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Uncompromising Curzon Rejects 12 Mile Limit Proposal
London June 28. Lord Curzon foreign minister declares there is no chance of agreement under any circumstances with American proposals for a 12 mile territorial limit. He notes a parliamentary committee is weighing liquor gesture on British vessels in New York and urges an exit from a growing diplomatic dispute through friendly discussion.
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Curzon rejection stirs talk on 12 mile limit in U S
Foreign Secretary Curzon rejects the 12 mile limit plan, prompting state department efforts to resolve the liquor smuggling issue and fueling speculation on possible action at the next Congress session. The move follows Hughes plan for a reciprocal treaty allowing seizure within 12 miles, with British ships prominent among smugglers. Seance continued on Page 10, Column 5.
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Why the Weather Safety in Thunderstorms by Brooks
Dr Charles J Brooks secretary of the American Meteorological Society outlines thunderstorm dangers and safety tips. He notes that hazards appear in many places and structures vary in safety with steel buildings offering protection while open ground and isolated trees pose high risk. He advises staying away from hilltops fences and lone trees and suggests caves or ground caverns as safer options.
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Georgia to raise 180000 for balanced agriculture program
Governor elect Clifford Walker Senator William J Harris and Senator Walter F George led Georgia leaders at a mass meeting urging a campaign fund of 150000 to support the Georgia association movement for balanced agriculture. Speakers promoted education taxation reform market development perishable product processing and local markets to boost Georgia farm viability amid boll weevil and labor challenges.
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Washington Georgia Weather Forecast Brief
Official Weather Report states Georgia will be fair and cooler Friday and Saturday, with lean temperatures and normal levels. No specific highs or lows provided. rainfall data unavailable. moisture deficits and excesses not quantified.
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