New Flying Boat May Revolutionize Navy Strategy
Washington reports the navy department announced a contract for a new flying boat capable of a full day’s flight at over 100 miles an hour with a two ton payload. Additional designs of similar performance will be built at the Philadelphia yard to bolster naval auxiliaries and potentially deter or complicate long-range surprise attacks.
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Navy
Philadelphia
Naval
United States
Panama Canal
Central America
Spansotie
Butler to Fill Lodge Seat in Senate as Democrats Seek to Challenge
Boston dispatch reports William M. Butler will take the U S Senate seat left by Henry Cabot Lodge after winning the governor's nomination appointment. Democrats plan to challenge the move as unconstitutional and push for an election or repeal of the governor appointment provision before the next Congress convenes. The plan includes urging the legislature to repeal the two year temporary appointment rule and may seek a Supreme Court ruling on the matter. Butler, a former state senate president, had been largely inactive in politics since the death of W Murray Crane.
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Coolidge
Republican Committee
United States
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Cox
Charles H. McGine
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Butler
Democratic Party
Supreme Court of the United States
McGlue
William EB. Dormian
State Senate
The
Senate
W. Murray Crane
Grand jury probes Atlanta Exchange and brokers
The Atlanta Commercial Exchange and several cotton stock and grain brokerage houses faced a third day of investigation with no clear action. Prominent businessmen lingered in courthouse corridors, awaiting developments as the probe continued.
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Atlanta Commercial Exchange
Atlanta
Opportunities Come To Those Who Work Quietly
Opport unities require effort not pleasant faces as many overlook. The text argues hard work hides chances, while progress favors those who act without self regard. Opportunities shy from observers but reveal themselves to workers unexpectedly. The humblest job can yield a chance for the right person.
Earthquake Ravages Java Island Killing 300
Batavia Java November 1 reports say a severe earthquake has killed about 300 people with many missing. Shocks stretched over Wednesday and part of today injuring towns in Kedu district and causing landslides. Java seat of Dutch East Indies government has seen prior deadly seismic events.
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Java
Kedu
Malay Archipelago
Dutch East Indies
Birmingham Sergeant Jailed and Fined for Liquor Charge
In Birmingham on November 13, Police Sergeant C. M. Riggins was convicted on a liquor charge, sentenced to 30 days in jail and a $100 fine, and suspended from the force. A raid on his home by Chief Fred H. McDuff found 15 gallons of liquor. Riggins testified the liquid was peach brandy made from peach juice, molasses, and sugar.
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Ala
C. M. Riggins
Recorder's Court
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Rigsing
USA
Scopolamin Test in Murder Probe Might Be Used
Bloodied coat found Thursday linked Pearl Booth to the J. L. Arendale murder. Detectives plan a scopolamin test, first of its kind here, to extract fuller details. Alibi weakened by Thursday grilling, investigators assert Booth acted alone and Dennard Reeves’ connection is unlikely.
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Atlanta
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Dennard Reeves
Arendate
Pearl’ Booth
Patterson Lumber Ewtigng
Colume
Dentists of U S Elect Atlanta Leader as President-Elect
Dr Sheppard W Foster of Atlanta was unanimously elected president-elect of the American Dental Association at the 69th annual convention in Dallas. Dr CN Johnson of Chicago was named president-elect for last year and Louisville, Kentucky was chosen for the 1925 convention city. Foster, head of the Atlanta Southern Dental College, came to Atlanta in 1894 and helped unite Southern and American dental groups forming the National Dental Association in 1897. He resides at 711 Peachtree Street and holds memberships in Psi Omega, the Methodist church, the Rotary Club and the Capital City Club.
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Atlanta
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Chicago
Louisville
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Atlanta-Southern Dental College
Peachtree Street
Decatur
Ala
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Amethodist Church
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Rotary Club
Capital City Club
Singer seeks 250000 from Metropolitan in suit
New York November 13 Nicolo Zerola singer has filed suit for 250000 against the Metropolitan Opera Company. The complaint alleges he was held down at the height of his fame and reputation, comparable to Enrico Caruso, and that it was a most difficult period for him.
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Nicolo Zerola
Pero J Company
Enrico Caruso
Scion of Gotham Family Marries New Rochelle Taxi Heiress
Leonard Kip Rhinelander, heir to Manhattan real estate fortune, marries Alice Beatrice Jones, daughter of a Pelham Manor taxi operator. The wedding stirs New York society amid race questions raised by Rhinelander family and a denial from Mrs Rhinelander about her husband’s race.
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George Jones
Pelham Manor
England
Tion
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Alice Beatrice
Robert Brooks
Pelham
Newport
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Harold Forben
New Rochelle Standard- Star
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Phillip Rhinelander
Arizona
Miss Jones
Battle for Beer Drive Nears End In Congress
A long reading section details home brewing and prohibition case law. It notes Hill and Will rulings, state enforcement codes, and juries deciding whether cider or grape juice breaches the one half of one percent alcohol limit. The piece situates legal outcomes across states and anticipates page four continuation.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Sepes
Hill
Baltimore
Maryland
Prohibition Unit
Atlanta Community Chest Rally Urges Full Donation by Saturday
The Community Chest total rose to 501 021 with 25711 added in new contributions as General Chairman Eugene R Black urged swift fundraising. He said the Atlanta spirit must unlock past glory to complete the 1925 budget, with volunteers praised and campaign forces set to reconvene Saturday night if necessary. Clark Howell praised donor resolve and leadership, noting the effort mirrors earlier city drives and stressing that all contributions are essential to avoid a shortfall. Continued on Page 4, Col 3.
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Youpser
Clark Howell, Sr
The
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Black
Colurn
Chest Workers Rally in Atlanta Subscriptions Reach $550,000
A large Community Chest meeting reports 500 workers present and $25,000 in new subscriptions, lifting the total to about $550,000. Workers have toiled nine days and nights, leaving families and businesses to support the vulnerable. Atlantans are urged to contribute now as the workers prepare for release Saturday night.
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Georgia Federation Plans Remus Day and Dormitory
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs considers a state Remus Day in all clubs to honor Uncle Remus creator Joe Harris on December 9. A separate measure seeks a girls dormitory at the University of Georgia and legislative funding. The sessions also back Red Cross roll call prizes, child labor reforms, and educational programs led by district leaders.
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Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
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Hith District Federation
Uncle
University of Georgia
Georgia Federation
Pearh
Fort Valley
Tenstees
Tallulah Fadly School
St. Mark’s Church
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanti
Lamar Ray Ends Life With Shot in Georgia
Lamar Ray, 28, former councilman and member of Tray Brothers shoe firm, died by suicide at his Clarkston home this afternoon. A coroner's jury found an act of self-destruction with a pistol in his hand. Notes were found. health problems following an automobile accident four months earlier were cited. Funeral directors Awtry & Lowndes were named.
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Lamar Way
Tray Brothers
Atlanty
Tois
William Armstrong
Atlanta
Ray
Secomd
Awtry & Lowndes
Ray SS
Lunatic Found Working as Barber in Worcester
A dangerous lunatic who escaped from the state hospital was found shaving Worcester's prominent men in a leading barber shop. He was captured at his home after ten days on the run, and authorities learned he had fled the hospital.
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Worcester
Mass
State Hospital
Coolidge Eyes Extra Congress Session Debate
President Coolidge weighs an extra session after March 4 as Senator Borah urges urgent farm relief taxes and world court questions. Borah expects support from the Farm Bloc while Burton warns against it. A battle lines between conservative and moderate Republicans could force a decision on the extra session.
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Borah
Congress
White House
Idaho
Coolidge
Ove
World Court
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Representative Burton
Ohio
House
la Follette
Crooked Visitor Robs Athens Guest of $8000 Jewels
New York dispatch reports Robert J. Fisher of Athens Georgia, visiting the Pennsylvania hotel in New York, was relieved of jewels valued at $8000 in a washroom theft. A limping, well-groomed man lingering after a coin drop distracted Fisher as a co-conspirator seized the jewels. Fisher noticed the theft after donning his coat and felt in the pocket.
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New York
Robert J. Fisher
Athens
Pennsylvania
Fisher
Tear gas to quell Alabama convict mutinies
Alabama officials announced plans to use tear gas to stop convict mutinies. A demonstration at Maxwell Field by the Alabama National Guard supported the decision, with Roy J. Nolen of the board commenting on the chemical’s effectiveness and ethical considerations.
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Montgomery
Ala
State Convict Department
Maxwell Field
Alabama National Guard
Roy J. Nolen
Theomik
Unsettled Weather Across Georgia and Northwest Forecast
Washington reports unsettled conditions with rain in the northwest and general unsettled weather through Friday. Temperatures and rainfall figures are incomplete, with measurements missing or garbled in the database.
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