France Moves Toward US Debt Settlement After Dawes Plan
Paris officials signal a potential inter allied conference to settle wartime obligations with U S participation and a push for debt reduction. France cites the Dawes plan as precedent and aims for a business like funding scheme, dropping sentimental pleas over Lafayette.
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John O'Brien
Paris
Quai d'Orsay
United States
France
Lafayette
Allied Finances
Dawes
Lever
England
Qn Orsay
Maz
Woman Indicted for Husband's Death in Miami
Miami November 19 Mrs Stattle Freckieton charged with shooting her husband on a downtown street September 29 and W G Humes real estate dealer held for the murder of Richa elona a proprietor the same day were indicted for first degree murder by a criminal grand jury today.
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Miami
Fin
Stattle Freckieton
Rooms For Everybody and Everything Except Doubt
Rooms for everybody are advertised in The Constitution Classifieds and rent quickly. Mrs. M. H. Everett at 137 Lee Street recently placed an ad and secured rooms. The Old Reliable ad taker at Main 5000 handles quickest rentals.
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Constitution
M. H. Everett
Lee Street
Ford's Advocates Seek Compromise on Muscle Shoals
Washington officials pursue a compromise government operation plan for Muscle Shoals as Congress nears December session. Senator Norris, backing Ford an option, proposes amended features while Secretary Weeks weighs authority to lease power from the plant if final disposition stalls until Wilson Dam’s completion next July.
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Washington
Ford
Muscle Shoals
Congress
Weeks
Wison Dam
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Senate
Hull
Army
Senate precedence in Steck contest sparks Utah views
Senator Smoot of Utah argued that if the Senate privileges and elections committee follows precedents set when seating King it would decide for Daniel F Steck Democrat who contests Brookhart's Iowa seat. He said the Utah contest supports focusing on voter intent and noted arrows on ballots led to many Steck ballots being discarded.
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Washington
Smoot
Idaho
Senate Committee
King
Utah
Daniel F. Steck
Brookhart
Iowa
Smooth
Steck
Bishop of Slums Sees Chinatown Still Wet with vice
Thomas J. Nooran known as The Bishop of Chinatown completed 20 years of missionary work at a rescue mission on Dovers Street. He cited 192,000 attendees at last year’s midnight service with 30,000 requesting prayers and 1,500 professing conversion while noting prohibition’s limited impact and ongoing heavy drinking in the district.
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New York
Thomas J. Nooran
Chinatown
Dovers Street
Four Passengers Injured On Liner In Gale At Sea
New York reports four passengers aboard the liner Aurania sustained injuries during a 24 hour North Atlantic gale on the Liverpool voyage. The ship docked with the injured in the sick bay after a wave toppled the promenade deck waters knocked down. Passengers praised Captain Regine Peet and the crew for handling the crisis.
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New York
North Atlantic
Liverpool
Watcrens
Regine. Peet
Assessment cut for conference work gains favor in North Georgia Methodist meet
The North Georgia Methodist conference at Wesley Memorial focuses on hospitaliz ation work and lay member development, with Dr C G Jarrell outlining Golden Cross enrollment and hospital growth. Rev W W Brinsfield discusses superannuate homes, noting eight new homes added this year across multiple Georgia communities, boosting total to 18.
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Thomas M. Elliott
North Georgia Methodist
Wesley Memorial Church
Methodist Epis. Com
C. ©. Jarrell
General Hospital Board
Rush Burton
Lavonia
Lny
W. W. Brinsfield
North
Georgia
Jarrell
GC. C. Jarrell
Golden Cross
Southern Methodista
Brinsfield
Grantville
College Park
Eatonton
Thomason
Rome
Acworth
Woodstock
Adairsville
Greensboro
Atlanta
Kirkwood
Decatur
Smyrna
Oxford
East Point
Haddock
Miler
Torcoa
Burton
Lavonia Times
Lay
Carnegie Library Hosts 25th Anniversary Reception Tonight
The public is invited to attend a reception at the Carnegie library from 8 to 10 PM in celebration of its 25th anniversary. Attendees may tour the building and observe demonstrations of library work as part of weeklong festivities.
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Carnegie Library
The
Library Association
Biltmore
Anne Wallac Howland
Prank Foster
Tommie Dora Barker
Barber Fatally Injured in Atlanta Streetcar Crash
Frederick J. Barber, 49, owner of Barber Conservatory of Music, was badly injured when his car collided with a streetcar on the Oglethorpe line near Wieuca road. He was rushed to Atlanta Hospital with internal injuries likely fatefully grave, as witnesses said the trolley stood still when struck.
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Frederick J. Barber
Barber Conservatory of Music
Peachtree Road
Wieuca Road
Oglethorpe Line
Barber
Atlanta
Agrievea
Mr. Barber
Fred J. Barber, Jr
Aytethorpe University
Tace
Worry
Howell Mill Road
Grady Hospital
Wilsie Oates
Central Avenue
Mozzelle Bradley
Emory Crawford
BG. Cummings
Washington
Tve
Miss Oates
M. B. Johnson
Turtie
Burhan
R. F. Burhan
Weeat
Peachtree Place
Samuel Green
Henry Grday Hotel
Peachtree and
Cain Streets
Green
Peachtree Street
Woodrow Wilson scholarship urged at U V A by UDC
Mrs Stevens announces the plan to establish a Woodrow Wilson scholarship at the University of Virginia with a $12000 endowment as nucleus toward a chair on international studies. The proposal awaits the convention floor approval after executive board clearance and an educational conference at the De Soto hotel. Andrews of Baltimore invited to speak.
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M'Cord Roberts
Savannah
Frank Hucrold
Americus
Stone Mountain
Hollins
Randolph
Atlanta
T.L. Stevens
Woodrow W.igon
University of Virginia
Law School
U. UD. C
Mra. T. T. Stevens
J. €. Muse
Dallas
Texas
Katie Cabell Curry
Cabel Smith
Charlotte
N. Co
Hugh Miller
Missouri
B. R. Ross
Auburn
Ala
Stevens
de Soto Hotel
Georgia Baptists Approve $500000 Hospital Bond Plan
In Columbus Georgia the Georgia Baptist convention authorized a 500000 bond issue to build a new hospital in Atlanta with 250 beds. Dr Mile H Massey and Dr Arch Cree led earlier finance efforts as trustees reduced liabilities from 450000. The meeting also adopted employment principles for agents and officers. Continued on Page 4.
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Columbus
Georgia Baptist Convention
Georgia Baptist
Atlanta
Mile H. Massey
Americus
Arch ©. Cree
T. ©. Davison
Averial
Commm
God
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Prisoner of War Still Enem y of Britain in Bermuda
Hamilton Bermuda November 19 John Bothma a Boer War veteran held in Bermuda for 25 years remains an “enemy” of Britain. He refuses oath of allegiance, insisting the crown owes him first class passage home and compensation for lands and cattle, a dispute that keeps him jailed in principle.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
John Bothma
Qurralise
John
King George
Transvaal
Great Britain
Africa
John Rothma
William Lauhscher
Laubseher
Crown
Gulf Stream
Sing Sing
Itn
Kidson
Rockefeller
Winsion
John May
Bernoda
Join Botlna
Joho P
Id Bothma
Crusade Opened Against Idlers in Atlanta
Acting Chief E. L. Jett announced a city wide campaign to curb loafers and loiterers, labeling them a menace responsible for much crime. After 40 arrests on Tuesday and Wednesday, the drive targets idle behavior and will extend to pool halls and bootlegger venues. many arrestees are described as Negro.
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E. L. Jett
Atlanta
Jett
Bolshevik Chiefs Move to Oust Trotsky From Party
Moscow reports reveal a wide campaign by Bolshevik officials to expel Leon Trotsky, accusing him of individualism and of distorting Lenins doctrine. A party resolution brands Trotskyism as a form of Menshevism while attacks on Trotsky spread from Moscow to the Ukraine.
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Trotsky
Moscow
Leon Trotsky
Russia
Bolshevik Party
Soviet Union
Lenin
Communist Party
Communist Internationale
Mensheviks
Social Democratic Party
Lenin and
Memher
Bolsheviks
Menshevik Party
Sokolnikoff
Pravda
Ukraine
Girl in Mystery Crash of Autos Bonded at $200
Miss Oka Smith, a manicurist from S2 Huet Linden Street, released on $200 bond after a mystery autos crash that seriously injured H. L. Garvin of 41 Zachary Street. Garvin was thrown from his car on Ponce de Leon Avenue near Highland. witnesses identified the manicurist as part of the touring car party.
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Oka Smith
Huet
Linden Street
H. L. Garvin
Zachary Street
Knight Apartments
North Avenue
North Avenue, Was Arrested At Her Home Shortly After A Witness To the Secident
Garvin
Garvin Electrical Company
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Highland
Denton
Ford
Mr. Garvin
Jarvin
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Sporta
Miss Smith
Fulton Superior Court
Longevity jibe at Pilgrim society luncheon
New York November 19 Elihu Root and Chauncey M Depew spar over age and longevity at a Pilgrim society luncheon. Root notes a bronze Peekskill statue and Depew counters that Old age brings jealousy in statistics. Depew, honored as president for seven years, will turn 91 in five months.
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New York
Hiihu Root
Chauncey M. Depew
Pilgrim Society
Peekskill
Chauncey Depew
Elihu Root
Depew
Russian Notables Exiled Lose Jobs on German Trains
In Wiesbaden on November 19 the return of German rail personnel deprives many Russians employed by the railways of their positions. Refugees include generals imperial staff officers nobility officials widows and a former governor general. Rail authorities seek new placements for the displaced with some accepting work in Algiers and other locations.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Algiers
Weather forecast fair and warmer in Georgia
Washington forecast reports fair and warmer conditions with Thursday and Friday fair. Local report notes high and low temperatures, normal values, rainfall figures, and humidity levels, including a 1.82 inch deficiency since the first of the month and 3.91 inches since January.
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Washington
Georgia
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