Rupprecht Seeks To Regain Throne Of Wittelsbachs
Berlin dispatch reports Bavarian monarchists again pushing to place Rupprecht of Bavaria on the throne. Observers deem a premature coup unlikely amid rising republican sentiment and warn that various political factions including socialists fascists and conservatives would resist. Munich and Berlin officials remain vigilant as elections approach and debate over royal restoration continues.
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Wittelsbachs
Eric Keyser
Berlin
Wittelabach
Bavaria
Hohenzollerns
Germany
Wilhelmstrasse
Mererimer
Mars
Stresemann
Bavaring
Austria
Cgermany
Folowers
High School Girls Ban Public Use of Powder Puffs
Asheville N C November 7. Girl students at Asheville High School in a Students' club meeting passed a resolution not to powder or primp in public at school or outside. They urged girls at other state schools to discontinue powdering their noses in public and to return to traditional manners.
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Asheville
N. C
Asheville High School
Students’ Club
Opportunity's Knock See Beyond Mountains in Faith and Resolve
Vision guides belief and work. Men of faith fight odds with honest effort. Faith in their purposes and themselves sustains struggles. To achieve, a man must believe and square with faith in his work. Stand firm and call on The Constitution's Classified Acts to accomplish what you ask.
Goolidge Names Board to Probe Farm Situation
President Coolidge announced a voluntary commission to study agricultural conditions and craft a program for permanent improvement through legislation. Robert D. Carey of Wyoming chairs a nine member panel including Q. K W Bradfute, Charles S. Barrett, Louis J. Tuber, Ralph P. Merritt, R. W. Hatcher, W. C. Coffey, and Fred Bixby with additional appointments possible. The group will meet in Washington mid month to chart steps, aiming to reflect common farmer interests and avoid political delay.
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Washington
Coolidge
Robert D. Carey
Careyhurst
Wyo
Q. K W. Bradfute
American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Charles S. Barrett
National Board of Farm Organizations
Union City
Louis J. Tuber
National Grange
Columbus
Ohio
Ralph P. Merritt
Fresno
Cal
Sun-Maid Raisin Growers
R. W. Hatcher
New York Experiment Station
Geneva
W. C. Coffey
College of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Fred Bixby
American National Livestock Association
Long Beach
White House
Burns May Prove Fatal for 3 Year Old Vivian Brown
Vivian Brown, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brown of 254 McDonough road, remained near death at Grady hospital Friday night from severe burns after her clothing caught fire. Doctors described the injuries as very serious and said her life was despaired of. The accident is believed to have resulted from the child grabbing matches and igniting them. The parents battled to extinguish the flames before rescue arrived.
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Vivian Brown
W. J. Brown
McDonough Road
Grady Hospital
Jap Domination Of China Seen Hidden in News
The London Times reports from Pekin that General Chang Tso Lin departs for Pekin from Mukden today. The dispatch claims the new Pekin government restored former ranks to Chang and the Anfu officials, reversing their earlier 1920 degradations, suggesting a new period of Japanese influence over China.
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London
London Times
Pekin
Chang Tso Lin
Mukden
Chang
Anfu
Wi Pei Fu
China
Anfa
Japan
Ata Ad
Curtis of Kansas Slated for Shoes of Senator Lodge
Washington November 7 a study of the new congress shows power shifting from La Follette to Borah and a group of mild progressives led by Capper Johnson Couzens Howell McNary Norbeck McMaster and others Coolidge to rely on this circle in the senate while Regulars in the house hold a working majority of about twenty The force of these moderates will shape committee leadership including Borah for judiciary and Lodge’s possible successor Curtis of Kansas appears likely to become a key administration leader as the new balance takes hold
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California
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Howell
Nebraska
McNary
Oregon
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McMaster
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Senate
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Lodge
Sarah
Sorah
Curtis
Kansas
Judiciary Committee
Brardevee
Supreme Court
Bre Hy
Foreign Relations
Agriculture
Norris
Todd
Associated Press
Oklahoma
Wayne Bayless
S. A. Montgomery
Hill
Morrow
North Dakota
Losa
New Mexico
Lodge Holds Fast To Life Thread
Cambridge Massachusetts November The condition of Senator Henry Ca put Lodge, seriously ill at the Charlesgate hospital following a paralytic stroke on Wednesday, was described as not changed in a Friday night bulletin from attending physicians Drs John Cunningham and Frederick Winslow No important change No loss of consciousness during the day though he regained consciousness briefly in the afternoon. The physicians are encouraged by nourishment given and expect a marked improvement Saturday though Lodge remains gravely ill.
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Cambridge
Mas
Henry Caput Lodge
Charlesgate Hospital
John H. Cunningham
Frederick Winslow
Wr. Cunningham
Tor Lodge
Blind ex-Connecticut official begins 15 year prison term
Ex Connecticut state treasurer Gilpatric, a blind former cashier of the First National Bank of Putnam, CT, reports to Atlanta Federal Prison for a fifteen year sentence after a failed suicide attempt. He will attend a tutoring program for blind inmates, with one other blind prisoner at the facility. Prison officials say there is no pressure to work if he remains idle.
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Atlanta
Goodby
G. Harold. Gilpatric
Iit
Gilpatric
Gipatrie
Connecticut
Community Chest campaign nears half way mark in Atlanta
Atlanta mobilizes funding with 353056 raised toward 795000 goal as volunteers push to reach next Wednesday deadline. Church groups Masons and the Power Company contribute, while Sunday sermons stress charity and community effort amid plans for a nationwide press on the campaign.
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Asha
Community Chest
Atlanta
Chest
Severl
Bureau of the Chest
Marvin Underwood
Cotmcil
Black
Second Baptist Church
First Baptist
Big Groups
Power Company
Mr. Strong
Joc Wolfe
Julien Boel
Wolfe
Five Indicted in Shooting Case Near Greenville
A Buncombe road shooting last June led the grand jury to return true bills charging assault with intent to kill and carrying concealed weapons against Reuben Gosnell a federal prohibition agent John McCauley a constable and his son Albert McCauley and against Herndon Thomas and Ellis M Ivey both Atlanta business men Ivey and Thomas were wounded when officers allegedly misidentified a car carrying illicit whisky. Continued on Page 5 Column
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D. C
Buncombe Road
Bille
Reuben Gosnell
Prohibition
John McCauley
Albert McCauley
Herndon Thomas
Ellis M. Ivey
Atlanta
Ivey
Thomas
Atlantanns
Atlantass
Georgia Capital
Notich
David W. Smeal
Constructive Charity and Beggary in Community Chest
Opinion piece contrasts alms and constructive charity, arguing beggary is a vice while Community Chest funds support rebuilding, prevention, rescue, and repairs. It urges big donations now, highlighting Atlanta's year of experience with the Chest as a model for preventing begging rather than feeding it.
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Orient
Atlanta
Community Chest
Updo
President Coolidge Rejects New Congress Special Session
President Coolidge does not plan to call the new Congress into a special session after next March nor present a broad tax reduction plan at the upcoming short session. Farm legislation and annual appropriations prime the agenda while he studies taxation options for December. Senate leaders say farm measures could pass at the next session, with tax cuts deferred to the next Congress.
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Coolidge
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White House
The
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Congresa Pefore Marena
Cooiliire
Senate
Mayor vetoes six council bills and two resolutions
City leaders clash over control of school funds as Mayor Walter A. Sims pushes a charter amendment to grant council influence over Education Department expenditures. The council passed a reform measure, with debate continuing amid calls for a referendum. Includes trial coverage of W. P. McLain acquittal in a Fulton murder case.
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Board of Education
Walter A. Sims
City Connell
Counes
Air War Planned in Weevil Fight in Georgia
Athens officials and New York based High-Defand Aero plan a commercial airplane dusting center to control boll weevil in Georgia. A fleet of 17 planes would operate from Souther Field Americus with a main repair depot and Athens as the central hub for South Georgia dusting starting next year.
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Athens
Andrew MM. Soule
State College Ofgriculture
Hiff-Defand Aero Corporation
New Yorks
Georgia Tin
South
Athans
Southerfield
Americus
South Georgia
Boyle
Campbell
State College
G. Th. Post
Memorial Coin Design Approved For Stone Mountain Half Dollar
The Stone Mountain memorial half dollar design has been approved by the U S Treasury after delays, with 5 000 000 coins to be minted at Philadelphia. The obverse features Generals Lee and Jackson on horseback and the inscription Stone Mountain 1924, while the reverse shows an eagle atop Stone Mountain and Memorial to the Valor of the Soldiers of the South Georgia was dropped from the design. Minting to begin soon with sale at a premium nationwide on January 19, General Tee's birthday, proceeds to fund the memorial carving.
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Washingon
D. C
Stone Mountain
Treasury Department
Philadelphia
Lee
Jackson
South
Georgia
United States
General Tee
Stone ' Mountain
Congress
Zion Tabernacle Destroyed by Fire in Chicago
The Zion tabernacle once used by Alexander Dowie and later as a garage on South Michigan Avenue in the heart of auto row was destroyed by fire tonight. Firemen fought to save nearby autos and storage as the blaze triggered multiple alarms. the damage was estimated at about 150,000 dollars.
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Chicago
Zion Tabernacle
Alexander Dowie
Tabernacle
South Michigan Boulefore
Automobile Row
Weather Cloudy Forecast For Georgia And Southeast
Washington forecast notes cloudy and colder conditions for Saturday and Sunday with clearer skies in the southeast. Local report lists high and low temperatures with mean values and rainfall figures. modest deficit since start of month and year totals included.
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Washington
Georgia
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