Anderson Shooting Sparks Jail Confession in Georgia
Perry Georgia November 9 James W McKenzie jailed after shooting in self defense he says fearing an attack by Anderson. He admits firing a shotgun at the man and vows to regain his wife whom he loves. Meantime Mrs McKenzie watches at the bedside of her estranged lover Walter Anderson in Macon hospital as publicized in a sensational Georgia crime case.
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Man Fires Twice After Spat Over Wife
In Houston county a man named McKenzie opened fire after a confrontation with Anderson following a dispute involving his wife. Witnesses said Mrs McKenzie leaped from a car screaming as McKenzie, armed, shot toward Anderson, striking him. McKenzie admitted threats and said Anderton had treated him roughly.
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Confederate war veteran Virgil A. Wilson dies at 81 in College Park
Virgil A. Wilson 81 Confederate veteran of College Park died Sunday at his daughter's home 227 Vesta Avenue College Park He served in the Sev enth Georgia infantry participating in battles at Manassas Fredericksburg Gettysburg and more Survived by two daughters Mrs Bert Phillips and Mrs C B Robert and a son L F Wilson Funeral services set for 10 am Tuesday from his residence Rev James G Datton officiating Interment Oakland Cemetery with H M Patterson & Son directing
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Brown funeral held at Lawrenceville
Funeral services for Samuel G. Brown of Lawrenceville, a recent congressional candidate, were held Sunday at First Methodist church. The 40 year old, prominent lawyer, died at a local sanitarium Saturday and is survived by his widow, a daughter, and four siblings from Georgia and Texas.
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Albany Boy Dies in Autosmash Noted Local Youth
Albany Ga November 9 Walter Thompson 19 a well known Albany boy was killed instantly early Sunday morning when the car he rode in left the road and dashed into a ditch on the Dixie highway north of Leesburg Three others in the car escaped serious injury and reached Albany with W Scott Sterling and Loring Gay all of Albany the party was returning from Americus about 1 30 oclock Sunday morning the machine was driven at moderate speed Thompson the son of Mrs Jane Thompson widow of this city and member of a well known family died from a broken neck at the scene
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Henry Cabot Lodge Dies at 71 in 1924 Senate Era
Henry Cabot Lodge succumbs to death after a career shaping U S foreign policy. A Massachusetts Republican, he served in Congress since 1893 and the Senate from 1893 onward, championed Lodge reservations against Wilson's treaty, and was a key conservative leader. Born May 12, 1850 in Boston, he wrote histories and lives of webbed figures, chaired the 1900 Republican convention, and aided Harding’s politics.
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Lodge Wilson Feud Marks New Epoch in History
Washington, November. The saga of Henry Cabot Lodge and Woodrow Wilson unfolds as a clash of two scholarly giants over the league of nations. Their battle, begun in 1916 over the Lusitania note and lasting through the 1921 encounter at the Wilson funeral, shaped an era and ended in mutual estrangement despite shared duty to the nation.
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Death of Lodge Triggers Political Scramble
The article reflects on the death of Senator Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts and its impact on 1920 politics. It notes Lodge’s complex relationship with Coolidge and the administration, his long career from state legislature to the U.S. Senate, his role in shaping foreign policy through the foreign relations committee, and his status as a leading figure of the old Republican school. It also covers his history with presidential conventions, his conservative stance, and his remarks on presidential chances.
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Lodge Opposed Wilson on War Aims and Versailles Treaty
Echoing Republican leaders Paige and other regulars supported the war but Lodge led a critical charge against Wilson’s peace aims. As Senate Foreign Relations chair since 1918 he pressed for stronger war prosecutions, criticized the 14 points, and helped craft the famous senate round robin warning against the League of Nations before Versailles. The treaty was rejected after a long parliamentary fight.
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Fate of Nineveh Tyre Stares New York in Face
Continued from first page Admiral Fiske warns that if ancient conquerors had acted with our wealth and power, conquest could yield billions in damage from World fleets. He notes progress via competition among nations even as it invites conflict. He cites Germany Russia and Japan as ambitious, intelligent but poor nations surrounding the United States.
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Country Churches Victims of Strife
Columbus Ohio November 9 Denominational strife results in abandonment of thousands of country churches each decade speakers told the seventh annual conference of the American Country Life association today Communities able to support only one Church are forced to divide between denominations with the death of any of the churches as a result Harrison Elliott of Union Theological Seminary spoke on rejection in country life Almost a score of speakers covered religious economic and social conditions in rural districts The conference continues through Tuesday with speakers from agencies engaged in rural work scheduled for addresses.
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Ambitious Japan and War Gains Spark Admiration
Admiral Fiske warned that Japan believes the United States grew largely through war and feels unjustly treated by Americans. He cited Japan's ambition to imitate U S wealth, noted rising U S population and immigration tensions, and linked religion to patriotism as a force guiding nations.
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