Williams Murder Shrouded by Ruffian Claim on De Foor
Lewis Williams a 27 year old county civil engineer was found shot dead in his mother in law’s deserted De Foor avenue home after a struggle. Neighbors heard a fight and said a gang of rough men threatened him earlier in the day. Police and detectives search for suspects with relatives under guard and homes secured. Williams’ brother Holton Williams and three companions reportedly visited the undertaker but offered no statement.
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de Foor Avenue
Browell Mill Road
Bolton
Willams
Ben Hill
Williams
T. (. Bazemore
Washington Street
Xercibors
Undertaking Establishment
Young Man Killed While Hunting Near Jeffersonville
Jeffersonville Ga November 27 Special Eugene Sauls a young man was instantly killed while hunting near here today The gun discharged as he tried to push a shell from a hung barrel The funeral will be held at Prospect Church Friday and burial will follow in the local cemetery
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Jeffersonville
Eugene Sauls
Prospect Church
Chaplin Brings Newest Bride To Hollywood
Charles Chaplin arrives in Hollywood with his new wife Lita Grey after a secret wedding at Shorb. The couple, traveling from Empalme Mexico, depart in a private car to avoid a public reception and express happiness to be home in Beverly Hills.
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Los Angeles
Charles Chaplin
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Lita Grey
Empalme
Mexico
Shorb
Congress Meeting Monday Likely in New Session
Washington November 27 Members of the trouble-making congress assemble for their last session which begins Monday. The piece notes the tumultuous Teapot Dome era, Daugherty and Forbes, Veterans Bureau issues, cabinet shakeups, and major measures like the bonus and Japan policy, with a prediction that after March 4 administration majorities will ease.
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Raymond Clapper
Washington
Congress
President Coolidge
Teapot Dome
Harry M. Daugherty
Charles B. Forbes
Veterans'bureau
White House
New England
New Congress
la Follette
House
Senate
Borah
Conzens
Howell Pareemene TS
Koretz assigns all his assets in bankruptcy filing
Lea Koretz, arrested in Halifax on a Chicago swindle charge, appeared before a commissioner under the bankruptcy act and voluntarily assigned all assets in the United States to Fasten Trust for the Chicago Title and Trust company. His estate totals over $200,000 excluding Pinehurst. The return trip to Chicago is set for Saturday at 11 o'clock.
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Halifax
Lea Koretz
Koretz
Pinehurst
N. 8
Chicago
O'Hearn
Alabama Wins Dark Day for Georgia in 33 to 0 Setback
Alabama defeats Georgia 33 to 0 at Rickwood Park, seizing the Southern Conference title. Alabama gains 18 first downs to Georgia’s seven, 685 yards to 370 total offense, and 432 rushing yards. Georgia’s offense stalls, defense collapses, but athleticsmanship remains evident. Continued on Page 21, Column 5.
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Lloyd Wilhoit
Constitution
Rickwood Park
Birmingham
Ala
Alabama University
Dixie
Alabama
University of Georgia
Warting Sons of
Crimson
Georgia
Turkey
Athens
Tuscaloosa
Esce
Church rejects wedding rings for men in Britain
London clerics vote down a proposal to require men to wear wedding rings. They argue protecting brides’ finances amid unemployment and housing shortages. The debate accompanies revisions to the marriage service, where the bride’s obedience clause faces feminist critique.
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London
Church of England
House of Clergy Today
House of Bishops
House of
Tech Bulldogs Triumph In One Yard Victory
Georgia Tech edged Auburn 7 0 in a dramatic finish as Wreoff crossed the goal line in the last quarter, drawing 20 000 fans into a frenzy. The crowd filled stands, bands played, and both teams earned praise for a hard fought defensive contest amid festive atmosphere.
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K. L. Eagon
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Wreoff
Kid Horatius
Tech
Manhattan
Credit Placed to Aid German Railways Under Dawes Plan
New York November 27 bankers from the United States and Britain arranged a 15 million dollar credit for the German State Railway to bolster private operation under the Dawes plan. One third of the loan is in pounds sterling underwritten by J Henry Schroder & Co. The system spans 33 000 miles with 31 000 locomotives and 750 000 freight cars, costing originally 6.2 billion dollars. The credit runs as working capital until January 31 2026. In New Orleans Dr Stewart Roberts of Atlanta was elected president of the Southern Medical Association, with Dr R B McGinnis and Dr Home Dupuy named first and second vice presidents. next year’s meeting is in Dallas. A scarlet fever symposium by Drs George F Dick and Gladys Dick discussed a toxin indicating immunity and potential antipox antitoxin production. The program also featured a heart disease paper by Dr Roberts.
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New York
Germany
London
J. Henry Schroder & Co
Speyer & Co
Equi Itable Trust Company
New Orleans
Stewart Roberts
Atlanta
Southern Medical Association
RB. H. McGinnis
Jacksonville
Home Dupuy
Dallas
George F. Dick
Chicago
Gladys Dick
Rtoberts
Prince of Wales Recites American Tour At Thanksgiving Dinner
The Prince of Wales spoke at the American Club dinner in the Savoy London, recounting U S travels and meeting Will Rogers. The crowd erupted in cheers while some southerners tried to sing Dixie as the prince ended his remarks with a playful comparison to Columbus.
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Charles M. M'Cann
London
Prince of Wales
United States
Wales
Savoy Hotel
Dixit
H. B. Hi
Woolworth Building
Wrigley Twins
New York
Will Rogers
Chicago
Detroit
Columbus
Sandy Hook
Prince
Lincoln Pilgrimage Special Caravans 41 Coaches
A caravan of 41 steel coaches carried over 1 800 Iowa and Missouri school children from Moberly Missouri toward Springfield to honor Abraham Lincoln. The line was cleared along the route for the procession with plans to plant an oak tree at Lincoln Square and lay a wreath at the tomb.
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Springfield
Tih
Moberly
Missouri
Iowa
Abraham Lincoln
Lincoln Square
Lincoln
Reign of Terror Flares in Chinatown Shootout
New York November 27 gunfire ended Gong Chong Food a Hip Sing member and his son at a Bronx laundry tearing a fragile truce in Chinatown. Assailants shot through the door wounding and killing as mediators and police brace for renewed hostilities. Two men Lee Har and Moy Yiek Tong were captured and charged with bomb uprootings in the Mott Street restaurant hub as the truce collapses.
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New York
Gong Chong
Chinatown
Hip Sings
On Leongs
Tony
Gong Chong Food
Bronx
Lee Har
Moy Yiek Tong
Mott Street
The
Harsh Southern England Storm Claims Sailors Sinking Two Ships
London reports a gale along the southern coast on Thursday left at least seven missing at sea. The British steamer Harley sank after its lifeboat overturned, drowning seventeen crew members. two survived. The Dieppe, driven aground at New Haven harbor, was refloated after a five hour ordeal with passengers safely berthed.
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London
England
Harley
Portland
Dieppe
New Haven
Trotzky Condemned as Bolshevik Split Deepens
Moscow dispatch reports Leo Kameneff and M Stalin attacking War Minister Trotzky after a charged publication of his book Lessons of the 1917 Revolution. They cite his alleged drift toward Menshevism and call for a relentless party campaign to curb his influence and preserve orthodox Bolshevik principles.
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Trotzky
Associated Press
Moscow
Leo Kameneff
M. Stalin
Communist Party
Kameneff
Stalin
Communist International
Lenin
Weather Forecast for Georgia to Texas
The forecast lists fair conditions for Georgia Friday and Saturday with partial cloudiness and cooler air in places. Interstate and regional forecasts show generally fair weather in the Deep South with some unsettled days and chances of light snow in Illinois and Missouri, and colder temperatures in western regions.
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South Carolina
Fionda
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Oklahoma
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