Box Car of Liquor Seized Near Atlanta in Lumber Car
Police seized a freight car loaded with 24,000 quarts of liquor hidden behind a false lumber shipment on the Georgia tracks near Atlanta. Valued around $225,000, the consignment was en route from Brunswick to Chicago. Prohibition officials planned to unload and destroy the cargo after guarding the car and investigating consignor and consignee details.
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Digmuke
Herndon
Powell Street
Atlanta
Brunswlick
Johnson
Chicago
Prohibition
Atlantic
Dismuke
Federal Building
Opportunity’s Knock Learn From Mistakes
A reflective piece on learning from missteps and dangers of chasing constant success. It argues that acknowledging faults reveals truth and that a career built on failures can be stronger than one built on successes. Encourages reading constitutional classifieds for profit.
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Peay
One Year Sentence in Forsyth County Gang Case
Jim Pinion, a white man, received a one year sentence on the gang charges in Forsyth county superior court last week related to the assault aiming to murder during a Ku Klux Klan related incident. The case stemmed from a shooting in which a 6 year old boy in the Wesley Neal household was seriously wounded when Neal and others exchanged fire with a mob dressed in Klan regalia. Two co defendants Smith and McDaniel await trial at the next term.
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Cumming
Jim Pinion
Forsyth County Superior Court
Awd
Wesley Neal
Forsyth County
Smith
McDaniel
Pinion
Neal
North Georgia
Anid
Pleas For Chest Open Across Atlantans Pulpits
Community chest drive in Atlanta gains momentum as ministers urge contributions. Eugene R. Black reports about 360,000 collected or pledged by Friday noon with a noon Friday tally expected to rise at a 12 30 o clock meeting. Negro Chest Workers meet at Bethel Church pledging full day canvassing to boost donations.
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Eugene R. Black
Black
Odd Fellows
Chesc
Ottley Honored by Bank Association in New York
John K Ottley president of the National Bank of Atlanta is named a member of the association's recept committee in New York. The report notes the honor to Ottley and his prominent position in banking circles.
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J. K. Ottley
Bank Association
New York
John__ K
Ottley
Fourth, National Bank
Atlanta
Coolidge Begins Work On Message To Congress
Washington dispatch reports President Coolidge preparing a four week short session agenda focusing on regular appropriations and broad economy goals. Insurgent La Follette bloc balances complicate passage of key bills including railroad labor board abolition and postpaid employee pay rise. Cabinet reshuffles loom as Butler and Hoover linked to posts. debate over extra session and major policy battles on taxes tariffs railroads and farm relief continues.
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Washington
White House
Congress
la Follette
Howell-Barkley
Railroad Labor Board
William M. Butler
Butler
Wallace
Department of Interior, Labor and Commerce
Hoover
Commerce
Interior
Navy
Wilbur
Ho Conti
Henry Cabot Lodge Dies After Long Illness
Henry Cabot Lodge senior Massachusetts senator dies at 75 after months of illness including strokes and two operations. A famed Republican leader who helped shape U S Versailles treaty policy and led opposition to the League of Nations, Lodge’s career spanned 31 years in the Senate ending with a noted political arc.
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Massachusetts
Cambridge
Mans
Henry Cabot Lodge
Senate
Congress
Charlesgate Hospital
Senator Lodge
Nahant
Lodge
Miraelous
John H. Cunningham
Frederick Winslow
Death of Lodge sparks scramble for Senate leadership
Washington November 9 The death of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, who led the fight against the League of Nations and Versailles treaty, ushers a political scramble for his Senate majority leadership. Curtis is in line, with Warren and others under consideration as replacements. The factional dynamics touch foreign policy and Russia stance, while the lodge era ends.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Henry Cabot Lodge
United States
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Lodge
Wilson
Curtis
Kansas
Senate
Warren
Wyoming
Senate Appropriations Committee
Wadsworth
New York
Watson
Indiana
Bar
World Court
Borak
Fear Foul Play, To Boy Missing For Two Nights
Meridian Mississippi November 9 Charles Parker 14 son of I Parker is being searched for tonight by hundreds of citizens who fear foul play He disappeared Friday after a Boy Scout meeting He had just been appointed an Eagle Scout His mother is prostrated under a physician’s care
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Meridian
Miss
Charles Parker
I. &. Parker
Otis Peabody Swift
Chicago
Howe
Ineger
Clint
Ton D. Cox
Drexel Park Presbyterian Church
Ager
Wives Blame Woman for Homes Gone Awry
Parishioners provide anonymous letters answering What's Wrong With the Howe, blaming mothers for home ills while husbands face some blame. Wives discuss childrearing, budget strains, and the claim that modern women lack training for home life amid calls for Christianization and broader women education.
Bloodstained hat in car links Webb slayings to four
After 36 hours of probe, federal and local officers narrowed suspects to four men who killed Special Officer A J Webb and left Deputy W V Bison for dead near Holcombe bridge. Agents questioned five men said to be caravan members running liquor, but Bison could not identify them. Sheriff A W Smith of Milton County joined Atlanta efforts. more clues sought through bootlegger haunts as page eight continues.
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A. J. Webb
Milton County
W. V. Bison
Holcombe Bridge
Prohibition
Tred D. Disnouke
North Georgia Mountains
Atlanta
Hison
Bison
Arived
Shariff A. W. Smith
Mitton Couunty
Othe
J. M. Bernard
Gwinnett County
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Colgman
Death of former Governor W. H. Kitchin in Scotland Neck
W. W. Kitchin former governor of North Carolina and brother of Claude Kitchin died at Scotland Neck after a long illness. Funeral at Scotland Neck Baptist Church Monday afternoon. Born October 1866, he served in Congress and as governor and was part of a prominent NC political family. Flag at state capitol flies at half mast in his honor.
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Scotland Neck
W. W. Kitchin
North Carolina
Congress
Claude Kitchin
Scotland Neck Baptist Church
William Walton Kitchin
William H. Kitchin
Kitchin
Wake Forest Colleges
Tsay
Robyboro
Thomas Settle
United States
F.M. Simatons
Manning & Kitchin
Capitol
Raleigh
Carolina State Capitol
Wrg
W. Kitchin
Smetilgster
Jealous husband shoots eye injury in jealousy row
In Georgia, Fred A. McClellan, 25, a boarder, stabbed contractor Thomas A. Sims, 52, to death near Kensington after a quarrel over Sims' wife, Mrs Ida Sims 48. McClellan, who fled to a nearby store, confessed self defense. Separately, James W. McKenzie, 26, shot Walter Anderson, Montezuma auto dealer, in Fort Valley after finding Anderson with McKenzie’s wife Effie Little McKenzie 20s. Anderson likely to lose eyes. McKenzie surrendered. Mrs. McKenzie, a former Macon County beauty, is involved in a divorce suit.
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Nockville
Thomas A. Sims
Kensington
Here
Fred A. McClellan
Tifton
Robert E. Lee
John A. Garrett
Sims
Ida Sims
Fort Valley
James W. McKenzie
Montezuma
Walter Anderson
Anderson
McKenzie
McKenzies
McKenzis
Mc Kenzie
Perry
Macon
Anderson” Jear
Kenzie
Clinic
Macon County
Effie Little
Houston
Fort’ Valley
Sie
Youth Prominent in Tift County in Maryland Stabbing
Tifton Ga November 9 Special Fred McClellan son of Mitch McClellan prominent farmer and lumberman of Tift County is reported to have stabbed a Maryland contractor to death Relatives of the boy are expected to go to Maryland to aid and learn full details The McClellan youth was born and raised in Tift County and left here months ago He is well known and held in high regard locally
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Tift County
Tifton
Fred McClellan
Maryland
Mitch McClellan
Fedget
McClean
Tye
Fate of Nineveh And Tyre Stares Gotham in Face
Admiral Bradley A. Fiske urges strong U S precautions to reach a higher destiny as threats grow and the United States appears weak. He warns New York is vulnerable and cites militarization in Japan as an example while addressing a Heavenly Gates church service after a veterans parade.
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Fate of
Nineveh
Tyre
Gotham
Associated Press
New York
Bradley A. Fiske
United States
Church of the Heavenly
Admiral Fiske
Japan
Mrs W G Harding Not Improved Says Doctor
Marion Ohio November 9 Mrs Warren G Harding's condition remains unchanged a bulletin from White Oaks farm announced by her physician Dr Carl W Sawyer junior notes the improving trend is not yet evident and medical staff continue close observation at the estate
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Marion
Ohio
Warren. G. Harding
White Oaks
Carl Ww. Sawyer
Weather unsettled across states with variable showers
The forecast calls for unsettled conditions from Georgia to Tennessee and Kentucky. Partly cloudy Monday and Tuesday with fresh northeast winds in Georgia and the Carolina coasts, likely light showers along the coast in Virginia, and rain in the eastern regions Tuesday. North Carolina and South Carolina see partly cloudy skies with northeast winds. Florida reports showers in the east coast areas.
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Georgia
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Tennessee
Kentuck
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Coolidge
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Lorge
League of Aontrans
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Botah
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Borah
Mme. X
Webb
H.W. Kitchin
Thomas Sims
McClellan
W. McKenzie
Macon Beauty
Fiske
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