Atlanta Amusements Highlight Anglin Faversham Foot Loos e Tour
Major theater week in Atlanta features Margaret Anglin and Waitham Faversham in Zoe Akins Foot-Loose, three nights starting Monday. Lyric and Forsyth show bilts offer Billy, Home Fires, and Mabel Ford revue plans with vaudeville acts and starry lineups at Keith's Forsyth.
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Final Tribute Paid to William O Connor
Savannah funeral services were held for William J. O’Connor a longtime city purchasing board secretary who died suddenly from heart trouble while visiting Lake City Florida for treatment at a government hospital. The city hall flag flew at half mast in his honor and that of Halma Tyerson another board member who died recently. O’Connor was a World War veteran.
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Mrs Neville Rolfe speaks in Savannah on public affairs
In Savannah Mrs C Neville Rolfe of England spoke at a League of Women Voters event on women's public participation and welfare work en route to a national hygiene conference in Cincinnati. The remarks followed her visit from Richmond, Virginia.
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Queer Sect Leader Veregrin Dies in Mysterious Explosion
In British Columbia near Nelson the Doukhobor leader Peter Veregrin dies in a mysterious blast. His death threatens old authority as a new youth movement gains strength among the community and new factions emerge around the lenient, pacifist Doukhobor ideals.
Sue Law Forbids a Rialto Theater Vexing Love Tale
A film story about the children of divorced parents, a tale of infatuation and wrecked marriage unfolds at the Rialto theater.
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Daniels Denounces Republican Money in Campaign
Chicago October 31 Toxephun Daniels former secretary of the navy visited democratic western headquarters after weeks campaigning in the trans Mississipp region for Davis and Bryan. He said not a single state west of the Mississippi is certain to be carried by Republicans and that American conscience will be heard on campaign money causing corruption in government. He planned speeches in West Virginia and North Carolina to wind up his tour.
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Georgians Celebrate Apple Week With Local Support
Georgians begin Apple Week with public education on the benefits of apples. Acting Mayor J L Carpenter issues a proclamation and Atlanta stores pledge Georgia apple promotions. Major department stores plan special booths and sales to showcase local Georgia fruit. W G Merrin leads Georgia efforts for the movement.
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Labor Council Endorsement Not Authorized for Davis
New York October 31 the action by members of the executive committee of the central trades and labor councils endorsing John W Davis, Democratic nominee for president, was not taken by the council itself. Norman Thomas says the council had endorsed La Follette and held no meeting to reconsider. A source claims the endorsement of Davis and Smith followed a promise of a pardon for Brindell, former agent of the council, aiding extortion through Sing Sing.
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G O P Vote Promised Davis If House Elects
Camden reports that a Republican congressman would back John W Davis if the election reaches the House. Patterson of New Jersey, aligned with Senator Baird, says Coolidge’s victory seems likely and Davis backing would depend on national and state committee positions.
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Treasury to Redeem 1925 4 Percent Bonds Next February
Washington reports the treasury has completed a plan to redeem the United States 4 per cent bonds of 1925 dated February 1 1805. The call will retire $118 549 000 in federal securities and force the retirement of an equal amount of national bank notes. Banks may swap for other federal bonds to keep circualtion.
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Valdosta approves $270000 municipal bonds vote
Valdosta today voted almost unanimously for a $270,000 municipal bonds issue to buy fire department equipment $15000 school equipment $10000 extend sewer system $4000 water works $365000 pay bonds and for paving $100000. A bond election last year was defeated but there was little opposition this time.
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Wheeler Scores Men Who Coerce Votes of Labor
Senator Wheeler denounces labor leaders who force votes, claiming many in the New York trades council are selling out their members. He cites AFL endorsement conflicts and calls for a house cleaning within labor ranks while campaigning in New Castle and New York.
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Manslaughter Charge Dropped to Manslaughter for Kent Death
Arthur Morelle was charged with murder in the death of Lonnie Kent near Berlin, Georgia, but a preliminary hearing reduced the charge to manslaughter. Bond set at $1,000 pending trial. Co defendants Jim Copeland and Buford Croft faced separate hearings. Croft exonerated, Copeland ordered held for superior court on assault with intent to murder. Morelle claimed self defense. witnesses backed him, though the coroner’s inquest suggested a fatal blow to the back of Kent’s head. The judge ruled Copeland not connected to Kent’s death but noted he attacked.
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