Britain ready to move on Nile drive amid Egypt demands
London warns troops and ships to be ready for a Nile expedition if Egypt fails to meet British reparations for the murder of Sir Lee Stack. Valiant is at Alexandria with Mediterraneans, as Lord Allenby awaits a full report before any reinforcement orders. Funeral plans for Stack proceed with a grand display, Egyptian officials urging restraint and equity to avoid a grave crisis.
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London
England
Egypt
Lee Stack
Sirdac
Sudan
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Lord Allenby
Cairo
Associated Press
Sirdar
Assassinn
Richard Haking
Mey
Batteriea
Senate
Chamber
All Saints Church
All Saints’ Church
General Stack
Zagtoul
Fire destroys Hawkinsville store and stock in fire
Hawkinsville Ga November 21 Special Fire destroyed the store building and stock of groceries owned by A I Harrell The total loan associated with the business was about 5000 dollars.
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Hawkinsville
A. I. Harrell
Time for Classified Ads Delivers Prompt Results
Classified ads prove effective with quick matches as Mrs. Cliff Edwards of 244 Forrest avenue found a roommate within days after publication. The paper touts ads for renting, selling, or buying as prompt and dependable, urging readers to call Celi Main 5000 to place their own.
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Cliff Edwards
Forrest Avenue
Defies Officers To Separate Her From Lepersons
In Chicago a quarantined mother defies health officers seeking to remove her two sons Zecca aged 8 and Augustine aged 16 to a leper colony. She insists the children are hers and must stay. Dr Winner supports moving the boys to the federal leper colony in Hawaii. The mother questions danger and proclaims her maternal rights.
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Chicago
John Barrentos
Zecca
Augustine
Dr. S. 9
Winner
State Department of Health
Hawaiian Islands
Mrs. Barrentos
Memorial Fund to Honor Wilson Boosted by UD
Memorial fund for the Wilson memorial scholarship at the University of Virginia nears 6500 dollars with North Carolina leading at 1485 and Virginia at 1120. Contributions come from divisions chapters and individuals aided by Mrs Stevens of Atlanta. The fund aims to endow 12000 dollars and stems from Southern literature concerns voiced at a Washington convention.
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Wilson
Woord Roberts
Savannah
Alen
United
University of Virginia
North Carolina
Virginia
Stevens
Atlanta
Lizzie George Henlergon
Mississippi
Peter Yource
Elizabeth Hanna
Coolidge Opposes Railroad Wage Cuts This Year
President Coolidge says any freight rate reductions should come from cutting operating costs, not cutting railroad workers’ wages. He believes current conditions do not justify wage cuts and that economies in operations can lower costs without harming employees.
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Washington
Coolidge
Mit
Conference Date Change May Be Proposed Today
North Georgia Methodist conference at Wesley Memorial church will consider next year’s meeting place and a date change proposal. Undergraduates on trial are promoted to the next higher class, and Bishop Darlington will address the class. Griffin is expected to host the next session with four Griffin sessions previously held there since 1868.
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Thomas M. Elliott
North Gearz'n
Woesley Memorial Church
Darlington
Christian Education Movement
Sunday School Board
Griffin
Conference Oudy
Robert Paine
Grifin
Keener
Joseph =. Key
Candler
Atlanta
Atlanta to Try Boulevard Plan in Traffic Trial
Atlanta mayor approves ordinances designating five streets as traffic boulevards. Ponce de Leon avenue, North and South Boulevard, North avenue, Edgewood avenue, and Spring street gain right of way rules. Vehicles must stop at boulevard entry and right‑hand traffic has priority at boulevard intersections. City council also passed other measures this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Walter A. Sims
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Moreland Avenue
Peachtree Street
Orme Circle
Cottingham Street
North Avenue
Peachtree
Mallette Street
Edgewood Avenue
Iay
Hurt Streets
Spring Street
Madison Avenue
City -Colmcil
Circle of Tragedy In Harding Clique Now Is Completed
Washington, November 21. The death of Mrs. Florence Kling Harding ends a cycle of tragedy among Harding intimates. Her premonition of danger amid the 1920 campaign echoed through years of illness, Alaska travel, burial duties, and a Senate inquiry clouding the President’s circle.
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Harding
Raymond Clapper
Washington
Florence Kling Harding
Bia
Aiding Orwell
Senate
Charles BE. Sa
Wife of preacher dead before body placed in furnace
In Volumbis Ohio Mrs Addie Shearsley was found cremated in the parsonage furnace and declared dead before burial. A chemist reported no carbon monoxide in blood samples and said if she had breathed after entering the furnace the lungs would fill with poison. Rev C V Sheatsley asked for murder but police investigations continue as the family mourns.
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Volumbis
Ohio
Addie Shearsley
Christ Lutheran Church
Bexley
John K. King
T. €. Tong
Long
King
Georgia Baptists reveal $1.5 million hospital plan in Columbus
A three unit Georgia Baptist hospital project worth about 1.5 million dollars was announced after a Columbus convention decision to fund the first unit with bonds. Construction of the initial 10 story Italian style building is to start within months, with two more units planned as funds allow. The hospital will sit at North boulevard and Haut avenue across from the present facility, with the old nurses’ home to be converted after completion.
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Georgia Baptist Hospital
Convention of Georgia Baptists
Columbus
North Boulevard
Haut Avenne
Burge & Stevens
Atlanta
Hold Last Rites For Mrs. Harding In Marion Monday
Florence Kling Harding widow of the 20th president will be buried in Marion Ohio with a 2 PM funeral at Epworth church. Clergymen George M Landis Jesse Swank and local citizens attend as honor guard in the community’s tribute.
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Marion
Ohio
Wirch Jhip Marth
Florence Kling
Harding
United States
the Land
Yarding
Sawyer
Skarding
Marion Cemetery
Epworth Episcopal Church
George M. Landis
Trinity Baptist Church
White Oaks Farm
Frank J. Longshore
Fire Rages Through Umberto Galleries In Naples
A large blaze broke out in the Umberto galleries in central Naples and burned into the evening, threatening the historic monument built in 8874H and reportedly costing 22,000,000 francs. Firemen arrived as crowds fled and residents in apartments above the arches sought safety. The cause is linked to a film explosion. The scene drew a panicked response from bystanders.
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Naples
Umberto
France
Atlantans Profit on Postum Cereal Rise
Atlanta financiers including a well known banker built up paper profits of several hundred thousand dollars in Postum Cereal last week. A New York dispatch says Atlanta traders hold profits on a food issue and acquired the stock in large blocks last spring on every break. The issue has kept pace with the market rise since the election and yesterday closed at 89, $15 above the November 11 price.
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Atlanta
New York
Stock Market Falters Amid Profit-Taking Surge
The Associated Press reports New York trading pa ced feverishly with over 2 000 000 shares changing hands marking the ninth such day since election. Low priced railroad stocks led the activity as buying power pushed volumes high while other issues lagged and edged toward new highs before a reactionary pull.
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Associated Press
New York
Tammany backs Davis in public letter claim
George W. Olvany leader of Tammany Hall released a letter from Thomas J. Spellacy manager of the Davis eastern head office. It states thanks for the hearty support and asserts the national ticket received 100 percent enthusiastic support from Davis and his associates in the campaign.
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York
George W. Olvany
Tammany Tail
Adays
Tammany
John W. Davis
Mivany
Thomas J. Spellacy
Davis Eastern
Davis
Shaver
Democratic National Committee
Camsign
Grand Jury Soon to Probe Stewart Murder
Indications were given that a special term of the Haralson county grand jury will be called within a month to consider murder charges against five men accused in the slaying of Mrs. Roberta Stewart on November 13. Jeff Henderson and his sons Otis and Herbert, Tom Gober Jr., and Calvin Bishop were bound over for indictment after a preliminary hearing. Sheriff George Richards declined to discuss the search for other members of the liquor runners’ band.
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Kawan
Haralang
Gran Jury
Withifr
Robert Stewart
Jeff Henderson
Otis
Herbert
Tom Gober, Jr
Calvin Bishop
Mum
George Richards
Maraison County
Mr. Stewart
Richards
McDonough Bridge Delays. Funds Cause Tie-Up
Construction on the McDonough road bridge over the Southern railroad tracks is half finished and delayed indefinitely due to a funding dispute over retaining wall costs. City and county officials disagree on payment responsibilities, with the county expected to pay one-fourth of bridge costs, $11,500, plus approach work, per city instruction to begin wall construction.
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McDonough Road
Southern Railroad
Public Works Committee
Fulton County Commission
W. A. Hansell
C. E. Kanfinon
Weather Forecast Georgia Fair and Cooler
Weather reports from Washington note Georgia will be fair and cooler with Saturday and Sunday fair. Winds rule west and northwest moderate to fresh. Local data show high and low temperatures, rainfall, and humidity figures for the period with standard weather bureau observations.
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Washington
Georgia
Zinoviev letter authenticity sparks British policy shift
London reports say Austen Chamberlain, foreign secretary, repudiates the Anglo Russian treaties negotiated by MacDonald. He also affirms the authenticity of the Zinoviev letter and rejects forgery claims. The policy returns to refusing concessions to Russia, including a proposed loan guarantee, as the government balks at parliament.
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Charles M. McCann
London
Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald
Austen Chamberlain
Baldwin
Moscow
Soviet Union
Chamberlain
Zinoviev
England
Union
MacDonald
Russia
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Tommy Atkins
Nile
Miss Hanna
New England, Middle and Southern Association
Edgar Allan Poe
Missanna
Birmingham
Committee For Foreign Libraries
Ralwage
Conle
Don
Dr. Sawyer
Mra
Ee Ennai
Baptist Institution
Umberto Museum of Architecture
Grand Jury
Stewart
Mdonough Bridge
Niewspapee
Garh
Clandy
Siemlogham
Boston
Nuffalo
Charleston
Danver
Des Moines
Galveston
Havre
Fracksonville
Kansas City
Memphis
Ralt
Tinoviev
Takovsky
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