Expert Workmen Doing Six Thousand Jobs All Across the South
The plastering firm P. L. Gomez and company, founded 2.5 years ago, completes 35 contracts amid Henry Grady hotel and Hurt building projects. With eight field men and a weekly payroll over 200, the firm signs new Wynne Claughton office building and Macon apartment contracts, signaling further growth in 1925.
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Henry Grady
P.L. Comet
Iis
Gomez
Wynne Claughton
Macon
Phese
P. L. Gomez
Atlanta
Waste Material Reused by Rittenbaum Brothers Scrapyard
The Rittenbaum Brothers, located at 472 478 Decatur street, run a large scrap iron metals and rubber business. They operate a modern plant with a big laundry to wash sanitary wiping cloths, then sort and grade them for shipment nationwide under the brand Nun Better.
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Rittenbaum Brothers
Decatur Street
Savannah Woman Killed In Truck Crash Near Savannah
A Savannah area woman, Mrs. Vickery, was fatally injured when she was thrown from a moving truck five miles south of Savannah. The driver, Ed Lutx, allegedly distracted by lighting a cigarette, failed to maintain control as the truck veered aside and Mrs. Vickery fell onto the road. She died on the way to a local hospital. Surviving are her husband and three sons.
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Vanish
Robert Vickery
Savannah
Ed Lutx
Dedication of Armistice Day and the outworld peace vow
President Coolidge urges Armistice Day be kept as a step toward permanent peace and the outlawry of war in a letter to American Legion national commander James A. Droid. He notes growing global sentiment favoring war’s end and argues Armistice Day should unite nations in liberty, fraternity, and peaceful cooperation.
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Washington
President Coolidge
James A. Droid
American Legion
America
Prolonged Revolt Leads Up To Open Rebellion Say Reds
The ninth instalment purports to reveal a 1920s-era Communist Party US strategy. It cites July 1920 conventions in New York and a secret 1921 Woodstock gathering on Overlook Mountain to coordinate underground actions, propaganda, and labor control. It names Zinoviev, Lenin, Hartmann, and several Americans in key roles, detailing internal controls and espionage measures.
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Department of Justice
New York
Communist Party of America
Communist International
Workers of the World
Communist Party
América
Central Executive Committee
Overlook Mountain
Woodstock
N. Y
River Forest
United Communist Party of America
Howe
United Communist Party
International
Moscow
Gummer
Foll
Donnersville
Kingston
Grand Central Station
Jacob Hartmann
New York City
Swift
Army
Lenin
Kenin
Zinoviev
Workers’ Party
Lovestone
Wheat
Earl Browder
Wart and Dixon
Labor Herald
Trade Union Educational League
James P. Cannon
Cook
Workers’ Party of America
Tadwig Monre
Young
Robert Minar
Balister
A. Bittleman
Raphael
Exander Brachtenbers
Harvey Predicts Goolidge Victory in 1932 Election
George Harvey former ambassador to Great Britain predicts Coolidge will win 353 electoral votes, carry New Mexico and North Dakota, plus five other states totaling 404 in the Republican column. He forecasts Davis wins ten Southern states and Lafollette carries Wisconsin. He notes only one past miss since 1882.
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Washington
George Harvey
Great Britain
Coolidge
New Mexico
North
Arizona
Kentucky
Oklahoma
South Dakota
Tennessee
Davis
la Follette
Wisconsin
Harvey
Hughes
Washington Post
Crisp Confident Davis Victory In 1924 Election Tour
Americus Ga November 2 Congressman Charles RB Crisp returns from a two week speaking tour in West Virginia Indiana and Chicago where party leaders expect Davis to win. He notes La Follette followers shifting to Davis and doubts Coolidge can win without a majority of electoral votes.
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Americus
Speinl
Charles RB. Crisp
West Virginia
India
Ibesia
Democratic Party
Chicago
Crisp
Davis
la Follette
Indiana
Coolidge
House of Repre- Davis
Railroad expenses drop since 1913
Washington reports September railroad data showing operating revenues of 540.741 million against expenses of 573 million, yielding a net operating income of 116.714 million. Revenues fell slightly from last year while expenses declined, with maintenance costs down about 12 percent from September last year and overall operating ratio at 70.5 percent. Nine month totals place class one railroads at 1,877.028 million net income, 4.21 percent return on property investments, down from 4.62 percent year prior.
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Washington
Eliane
Bureau of Railway
Iia
Enrr
Five New Deaths Hike Plague Toll in Los Angeles
Five more victims died in Los Angeles where a pneumonic plague outbreak strikes the Mexican quarter. The death toll reaches nineteen with victims from the Samarano family and others linked to Mrs. Samarano’s funeral on October 1. Quarantine remains strict as police and health guards curb movement.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Victor Samarano
Maria Samarano
Aldano Hureheo
aGke Kimenez
Christian Berson
Suaudey
Luciana Samaiano
Health Department
Graece
A. EL. Peterson
Amon
Rome High School Girls Treated To Shorter College Luncheon
Rome High School senior girls were hosted Saturday by Shorter College in Rome at a luncheon and program in the college chapel. President D. J. Blocker gave the welcome, Miss Lillian McCormick spoke for the seniors, and Miss Mary Bobo toasted the college. Forty seven students attended with committee members from the high school faculty.
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Constitution Bureau
Masonic Temple Annex
Rome
Rome Hight School
Shorter College
D. J. Blocker
Lillian McCormick
Mary Bobo
Rosa Hammond
Eve Cantrell
Cordelia Veal
Shorter.s
DONE IN A SENSATION May Bare Nest of Scandal
Paris reports a growing political social scandal centering on Germaine Becton the Red Virgin claiming she shot herself while investigations probe her life circle including Philippe Daudet Leon Daudet and various anarchist figures. authorities weigh motives and whether Philippe’s death was murder or suicide amid palace level intrigue.
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John O'Brien
Paris
Caillaux
Germaine Becton
Red Virgin
Germaine
Leon Daudet
Active Francaise
Philippe
Mme Dauder
M.s- Lresa
Gerine
Action Francaise
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Philtippe Daudet
Pere la Chise
Georges Vidal
Taupin
Tam
Kaudet
Vatenu
Daudet
Libertaire
Neurasthenia
France
Southern Mill Stocks Report From Gastonia and Greenville
A brief stock listing from Southern Mill shows quoted prices for BT a Dickson Co. with entries tied to Gastonia North Carolina and Greenville. The fragment noteshold trading activity and company names in the textile sector.
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A & Dickson& Co
Gastonia
N.C
Greenville
Bradstreet Weekly Bank Clearings Note
The Great Britain treasury records entertainment tax receipts for George Bernard Shaw's St. Joan in London, while French auto makers pursue mass production to reduce prices. Includes miscellaneous entries on mills, cotton, and a Pacific Gas and Electric Co. stock dividend notice with payment details and shareholder record date.
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Treasury of
Great Britain
George Besnerd Shaw
St. Joan
London
Winger Yarn Mila Co
Wierneeeth Mib Co
Willamaton
Gowler
A. F. Hockenbeamer
San Franci Califor
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Waite
City Democratic Executive Committee
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G. 8. Reece
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