Trust Suits Against the Big Packers
Attorney General Palmer announces trust suits against Armour Swift Morris Wilson Cudahy and other major meat packers as part of a nationwide campaign to curb high living costs. Special prosecutors will probe food product laws and anti trust violations with agents dispatched across the country to uncover profiteers and hoards.
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Washington
Palmer
Armour
Swift
Morris
Wilson
Cudahy
Federal Trade Commission
Young Le Vis on Denies Divorce Allegations
Sidney H Levison of Brunswick Ga asserts in a letter to the editor that a prior newspaper article alleging cruelty abandonment and other faults is false He says his wife Louise Sinner Levison filed for divorce after leaving him and he provided for her as best as he could and requests proportional prominence for his rebuttal.
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Brunswick
Agust 2
Louise Slnner Levison
Sidney H. Levison
Rabbi Rabinovitz Recalls Vivid European War Ordeal
Durham North Carolina Rabbi A Rabinovitz told Agudath Ahem members of the Jewish suffering in Europe during the great conflagration. He described hiding from Cossacks and German soldiers killing loved ones, and said America entered the war for world salvation. The rabbi aided the General Orphan Asylum and Widows Protective Association. Several hundred dollars were raised by the congregation.
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A. Rabinovitz
Durham
N. C
Europe
Agudath Ahem
Rabbi Rabinovitz
America
Abbi Rabinovitz
General Orphan Asylum and Widows’ Protective Association
Government papers missing in Atlanta case
Lieut Col Kendrick misplaced important government documents in Atlanta yesterday. Police jail a taxi driver after he claimed to deliver the papers to a hotel, a claim disputed by the officer in charge.
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Atlanta
Col
Kendrick
Shrimp Bill Aims to Legalize Coastal Shrimp Fishing
City delegates gathered at the capital to urge favorable action on a bill to allow fishing for shrimp in coastal sounds. Brunswick's shrimp industry is valued at 253000 dollars with annual food output of 405000 dollars and boat investments of 105000 dollars. committee hears opposition to closing sounds.
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Fish and Game Commission
Mann Lith
Brunswick
Georgia
Brunswick Board of Trade
Fish and Game Committee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Biloxi
Atlanta Adopts New York Plan to Buy Government Groceries
Atlanta moves to buy government groceries in carloads and sell them at city fire stations for the public. Mayor Key initiated the effort, the most popular step since his inauguration, with plans likely to go into effect soon.
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Atlanta
New York
Key
Allies plan occupation and trials in postwar moves
Dispatches report Allied missions at Vienna and Budapest meet to coordinate occupation with Romanian forces. News notes Greece France credit boosts and Britain plans a profiteering central committee as Bolshevik rioting arrests occur.
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Berlin
France
Liviu Borghes
Vienna
Buda-Pesth
Marderescu
London
Great Britain
Aukland Geddes
Eustace C Butts Named City Court Judge by Governor Dorsey
Telegrams state Governor Hugh W. Dorsey appointed Capt Eustace C Butts to the City Court of Brunswick with senate confirmation. Butts, long active in Brunswick and Glynn county politics, law, and military service, succeeds Judge Krauss whose term ends January 1.
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Dorsey
Hugh W. Dorsey
Eustace C. Butt
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Brunswick
Senate
Capt. Butts
Glynn County
Bainbridge
J. A .Butts
Capt Butts
Board of Trade
Butts
Brunswick Riflemen
Eral Pershing
Mexico
Germany
Wheeler
Macon
France
St. Mihiel
Argonne
Tere
D. W. Krauss
Judge Krauss
Velvet Flour Ad Wins Second Honor in News Ad Contest
In Brunswick, the Velvet Flour ad by Lott-Lewis Company won second honor in a recent ad writing contest closed July 3. The full-page ad, praised for brevity and charm, was created by Mrs. Pauline C. Wylly under Lott-Lewis management, highlighting Velvet flour’s appeal.
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Lott-Lewis Company
Brunswick
Just
Pauline C. Wylly
Brunswick Giants Meet Atlanta Cubs in Norwich Park Tilt
The Giants host the Cubs in the first of a three game series at Norwich Park at 4 30 p m. Franklin and McMillan will handle battery for Brunswick in their 29th game of the season, with eight losses.
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Norwich Park
Atlanta Cubs
Brunswick Giants
Franklin and
McMillan
Dryden Council Elects School Supt and Suspends Ice Licenses
Glynn county board names Charles E. Dryden of Jacksonville Tenn as superintendent of schools for one year to replace N H Ballard who retires after eighteen years. Brunswick council votes to suspend retail ice licenses for remainder of 1919 amid petition by 50 residents, citing Glynn Ice Co. concerns and urging open competition. Federal Trade Commission denounces high profits in slaughtering and shoe manufacturing.
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Glynn County
Charles E. Dryden
Jacksonville
Tenn
N. H. Ballard
Brunswick News
Dryden
Board of Education
Ballard
Charles T. Dryden
United States
Nashville
Savannah
Elberton
Hagerstown
Brunswick
Russell
Trunswick
Glynn Lew Company
Glynn Tee Company
Colson
Brunswick Unti
Next Mongy
Glynnie Company
Glynn Ice Co
Renee
Glynnice Company
Claude Dart
Hopkins
Commission Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Will Fight to Reduce Living Costs Declared by Association
The Southern Wholesale Grocers' Association notified the Federal Trade Commission that it will fight for reduced living costs. In Atlanta on August 6, an effort to authorize issuing short term bonds for 3,000,000 dollars to raise funds for teachers' salaries failed to pass in the senate.
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Washington
Southern Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Federal Trade Commission
Atlanta
Senate
Six visit to Fernandina island excursion ends with plea for gear
Six men from a summer colony chartered the Hesse for a trip to Fernandina stopping at Cumberland and Jekyl Island before returning. Reported dangers include missing lights and unsafe floors at St Simons pier. Lifesaving gear such as life preservers and ropes are being sought from state and company but none available.
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St. Simon Island
Fernandina
Cumberland Island
Jekyl Island
Millionaire Playground
St. Simons Pier
Transportation Company
S. S. Seagate
Seagate
Southerners Given Distinguished Service Crosses
Washington Aug Distinguished service crosses awarded to Major Rutherford H. Spessard Uniontown Ala and Private Luther Gay Adrian Ga for valor in action.
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Washington
Aug
Rutherford H. Spessard
Uniontown
Ala
Luther Gay
Lot Adrian
Ohio electric storm leaves four dead and six hurt
A severe electrical storm across northern Ohio causes at least four deaths and six injuries with more than two million dollars in damage, according to late Tuesday afternoon reports from Cleveland dated August 6.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Tinned Food To Be Sold In Ohio Cities
Army reserve depot tinned foods will be shipped to ten large cities for sale through the post office. The planned move targets distribution across major urban centers in the nation.
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Ohio
Columbus
Army Reserve Depot
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