New Bid Talks Shape Muscle Shoals Power Plan
Washington reports race to legislate Muscle Shoals details after Ford withdrawal. Senator Underwood drafts a defense oriented bill leasing or government operation. Norris argues for full government return on investment. farm groups and power firms seek favorable terms. Henry Ford proposal and Hooker White Atterbury offer back in play.
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Henry Ford
Southern Power Companies
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Heyday of East As School Center Passes Westward
New York November 28 America's educational center moves westward as Dr. John Martin Thomas of Pennsylvania State College urges Inter Fraternity delegates to expand public higher education. He notes state colleges grew 309 percent 1890 to 1918 while private schools rose 115 percent and warns major northeastern colleges may soon share in national educational life.
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John Martin Thomas
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Little Jessie James closing run at Atlanta theater
The Atlanta engagement of the musical comedy Little Jessie James ends tonight with matinee and night shows. Paul Whiteman band provides the score and a strong principal cast accompanies the popular piece. Coming next week is Seventh Heaven, a noted dramatic play with promoted acting and scenic appeal. seats are on sale at the box office and M Rich's Ask Mr Foster service.
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Six Floridians Injured as Auto Crashes Into Bridge
A car crashed into a bridge nine miles from Tampa injuring six people. Paul Isler of Sarasota is most seriously hurt with a crushed knee and possible amputation. Others include Myrtle Cain and Ruth Cain of Sarasota with bruises, James H. Crummey with burns and cuts, Troy B. Puryear with a sprained back, and G B Barnett editor of Winter Garden Herald with burns and bruises. The driver says he dimmed lights to pass an oncoming car. All but Cain and Barnett were hospitalized.
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Ruth Cain
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Winter Garden
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Almost Married at the Lyric closes strong with three shows today
The Lyric theater finishes a triumphant week for Almost Married with performances at 11 2:36 and 9 o clock. The Lole Bridge players shine in the comedy and musical numbers while Forsyth patrons enjoy Kajiyama and Nixon and Sons on the final vaudeville nights with other acts.
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Lyric Theater
Keith
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Kajiyama
Atlanta
Nixon and Sons
Campaign filings show Brand spent 3559 in House race
Washington dispatch notes campaign expenditures filed with the clerk of the house. Georgia Democrat Brand reports spending 3559. Other entries include Florida candidate Smithwick and South Carolina candidate Pou with party affiliations listed.
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Smithwick
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Carolina
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Vaudeville and Paramount Film Showcases This Afternoon
Ville stare will be seen four performances this afternoon and tonight on the bill Buster Beaton in The Navigator Casper and Morrissey vaudeville act ventriloquism exhibition acrobatic dancing sensational gymnastics also. At the Rialto final showings of The City That Never Sleeps starring Ricardo Cortez Louise Dresser Kathryn Williams and Virginia Tee Corbin plus Paramount feature at the Italfn will be held this afternoon and evening.
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Paramount Picture
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Ricardo Cortez
Louise Dresser
Kathryn Williams
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Brooklyn Gunmen Slay Bricklayer in Busy Intersection
New York dispatch reports the shooting at Union and Metropolitan streets in Brooklyn. A shotgun gang member killed Frank Falco, a bricklayer and father of two, as bystanders watched. A second victim was wounded, and the trio fled in a touring car. Evidence and motive remain unclear.
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Navy Desertions Up Sharply in 1923, Latimer Reports
November 28 naval annual report shows desertion charges rising by over 50 percent in fiscal 1923. Total desertion cases reached 1,207 for year ending June 30, and 841 in the prior period. Abdul Latimer, judge advocate general, noted broader increases across offenses while Wilbur orders inquiry into causes.
World Bean King Is On Way North
Impalia November 28 In custody of Sheriff Lorave Kelsey and Deputy Charles Kellogg Orleans county New York Lewis G Sands faces first degree larceny charges tied to the failure last September of the Lewis E Sands company Caught boarding a train to Rochester he claimed to work on a celery farm near Bradenton The joint museum expedition uncovered a 6000 year old building near Ur Biblical fame The thorium oxide melting point exceeds 6000 degrees Fahrenheit Arabians adopt folding chairs in markets
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Charles Kellogg
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Albion
N. Y
Lewis E. Sands
Sandy
Sands
Hillsborough County
Rochester
Tampa
Bradenton
British Museum
University Museum
Philadelphia
Rioting Legal Battle Looms Over Rhinelander Marriage
In New York a racial marriage dispute threatens a courtroom clash as Leonard Rhinelander seeks to challenge his bride Alice Jones Rhinelander portraying her as unfit for the family standards. The case echoes the Stillman affair with questions of Aryan ancestry and alienation of affections raised by lawyer Swinburne.
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Harding Heirs Beneficiaries From Grandmother Will
Marion Ohio November 28 By the Associated Press Jeanne and George Neely DeWolfe grandchildren of the late Mrs Warren G Harding receive the bulk of her estate exceeding 50000 after probate. Trust for them until age 28 with bank trustee Mr J Merchant Marion. Other substantial bequests include 3000 to Mrs Malcolm Jennings 10000 to Dr Carl W Sawyer and smaller amounts to staff. Harding Mount Vernon home and contents go to the Harding Memorial Association to become a public library preserved for posterity.
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George Neely DeWolfe
Warren Gl Eharding
Inter
Harding Memorial Association
City considers stockade unit at sanitary shops site
W A runsell proposes moving the city stockade to grounds near the sanitary shops at Hilliard and Fort streets with a 96 prisoner capacity. The streets committee asks the 1925 finance panel for 27500 to erect the unit, likely relocating it from near the Girls High School while plans for a second prison-farm building at 15000 are noted but not submitted.
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Freight Collision Kills 1 in Georgia Rear-End Crash
Macon Ga November 28 one man was killed and another badly injured in a rear end collision of two freight trains on the Georgia Southern and Florida road five miles south of Macon Brakeman Henry Porter on the rear train was killed Fred Jones head brakeman and the rear train was injured when he jumped from a car He was hurt internally and badly bruised The rear train overtook the front train in dense fog Both trains were coming from Valdosta Several cars and the engine of the rear train were derailed Considerable damage to track and cars A wrecking crew cleared the line shortly after noon
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Fred Jones
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Valdosta
Herriot Granted Confidence Vote Amid Allegations
Varis November 28 The chamber of deputies voted confidence in Premier Edouard Herriot by 700 to 24 The thin margin follows Taittinger charging government figures with accepting money from industrialists during the last election He named Minister Raynaldy as receiving 10 000 francs and hinted others were involved.
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Edsaard Herriot
Herriot
Taittinger
Government backs probe into union electoral subsidies
A government motion to investigate the Union of Leonwine Interests and its role in electoral subsidies was moved. An opposition deputy sought an amendment, Herriot indicated the vote would test confidence in the government. The chamber approved the motion 299 to 246.
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Automobile Crash Near Echeconnee Bridge Hurts Two
Macon Ga November 28 Special A man brought to a local hospital unconscious after a collision at the Echeconnee bridge on the Columbus road has been identified as Charles E. Otto by W J Lengler Vineville who says the man is her brother Rupert Day who rode in the same car is also hospitalized fully injured Both men are expected to recover
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Vineville
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