Harding Accepts Senate Role in Disarmament Delegation
Washington reports the Senate’s share in national affairs is acknowledged by President Harding who names the foreign relations committee chairman to the American delegation for the disarmament conference slated to open November 11. Officials say Democrats may gain representation and Senator Oscar Underwood of Alabama is a likely addition. Delegation details hinge on each side’s delegate count.
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Senate
Senator Lodge
Washington
Harding
Foreign Relay Committee
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
Condon Indicted for Murder of Dr Pickard
Atlanta reports Tom Condon of Macon was indicted by a Fulton county grand jury for murder in the death of Dr J A Pickard a well known local druggist who was attacked on the streets and injured and later died at Grady hospital
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Tom Condon
Macon
Fulton County
J. A. Pickard
Condon
Grady Hospital
Death of John Currie on St Simon Island
John C Currie a seventy eight year old native of Scotland and longtime resident of St Simon Island died at his home Sunday night after a prolonged illness. The funeral was held Monday at four in Frederica cemetery with pallbearers T L Cain C F Stevens Tom Vickery and Arthur Taylor. Friends from Brunswick and beyond attended.
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John C. Currie
St. Simon
Mr. Currie
Scotland
Brunswick
St. Simon Island
Currie
Russian relief before cabinet means Americans may join investigations
Difficulties delaying Russian relief talks at Riga stem from Soviet insistence on American participation in food distribution control. President Harding discussed the issue at a cabinet meeting and indicated the United States will insist on its own control but may accept a general European-initiated relief investigation.
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Harding
Washington
Riga
Kingsland and All Stars Battle Today in Rain-Interrupted Series
The Kingsland team and the local All Stars resume their three game set this afternoon after rain delays. Batteries are Toles and Whalen for Brunswick and Reeves and Mitchell for Kingsland. Lefty Toles is fresh from rest as crowds gather for what is expected to be a lively, closely watched match.
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All Stars
Kingsland
Werner
Miller
Brunswick
Toles
Whalen
Reeves
Mitchell
Brunswick’s street railway lines extended sixty days
Federal Judge Evans ordered City & Suburban receivers to operate Brunswick cars for 60 more days. The move, urged by the Young Men’s Club and city government, buys time to finalize reorganization plans to save the lines from being junked. If no takeover or arrangement occurs, the system will be sold for scrap at the end of the period.
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Brunswick
Macon
Evans
City & Suburban Company
Young Men’s Club
Young Men's Club
M. B. McKinnon
Frank M. Scarlett
Gramling
Meader
El'y
C. B. Conyers
O. S. Lisman
Highway Bond Committee Holds First Meeting
The Board of Trade special committee for the St. Simon highway project met yesterday and organized. Cr. Miller was chosen chairman and Fred G. Warde named secretary. The group will act as steering committee to aid the bond issue's success, with further work to be outlined at upcoming meetings before the bond election call.
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Special Board of Trade
St. Simon Highway
Cr. Miller
County Board of Commissioners
Fred G. Warde
Board of Trade
Democrats to File Minority Report on Tax Bill
Washington Aug 16 The Democratic minority in the house plans to file a minority report on the administration tax revision bill after a late yesterday introduction. A party caucus was set to determine the minority stance on the Ways and Means Committee report.
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Bill
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Death by own action shocks Thiro City staff
Mullins, a native of Brunswick, was found dead by a small creek with a bullet wound and his revolver in hand after leaving the newspaper plant around 10 AM Monday. A note to his wife referenced business affairs but gave no reason for the act. Survived by Birmingham family and Brpfreich relatives, the death draws condolences from friends.
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Mullins
Brunswick
Old Times-Call
The
News
Birmingham
Brpfreich
WeCo Ames
Havana Mullins
Schooner Howard Destroyed In Sea Breakers
The schooner Louise Howard bound for Brunswick with dynamite cargo to aid fishing operations was driven onto shoals during a Southwest gale and pounded to pieces. The crew was rescued by the coast guard. salvage was abandoned. The vessel valued at 53000 with no insurance reported.
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Beaufort
Louise Howard
New York
Brunswick
Coast Guard
King Peter of Serbia Dies After Long Illness
Belgrade reports King Peter of Serbia died today after a prolonged illness. He had suffered a relapse and was treated for lung congestion. The former monarch led Serbia through a turbulent era marked by World War I and political upheavals.
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Peter OF
Serbia
Belgrade
Peter
Whiskey Cargo Thrown Overboard In Rum Run Case
Joseph A. Roy of Quebec filed in Federal district court denying the Pocmoken schooner was a rum runner. The vessel seized off Atlantic City carried about a thousand cases of whiskey from Nassau Bahamas destined for Quebec and was dumped overboard amid a leak peril.
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Joseph A. Roy
Quebec
Atlantic City
Associated Press
Trenton
N. J
Canada
Federal District Court
Roy
Nassau
Bahama Islands
Food shortage in Russia described as near catastrophe
Premier Lenin is quoted by Pravda in its July 16 issue as stating Russia must subordinate all to increasing food production amid famine and breakdown of productive resources. The Pravda editorial calls the national economy conditions near catastrophe across all sectors.
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Lenine
Russia
New York
Soviet
Pravada
Moscow
Storm Kills Girl and Injures Three in City
A lightning strike at the Downing barrel factory area near the K street slip killed a Hardy girl and injured three others, including two men loading crossties and Alvin Gale. The girl’s kindling bundle ignited the fatal hit, and her bonnet was torn. The injured were helped by an ambulance and police, with the body taken to 2121 Norwich street land.
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Downing Barrel Factory
K Street
Alvin Gale
Norwich Street Land
J. D. Baldwin
Tankersley
Official Road Loggers Leave for Savannah
After spending hours in Brunswick yesterday morning Ken Goodson C D Carmack and F L Whitaker official highway loggers for the Jacksonville automobile club left yesterday noon for Savannah to continue their work on a complete coast route of the Dixie Highway. They will tour routes into Jacksonville to provide an impartial report on conditions distances and other details. Indications are a creditable report will be made despite recent heavy rains that damaged some spots.
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Brunswick
Ken Goodson
C.D. Carmack
F. L. Whitaker
Jacksonville Automobile Club
Savannah
Coast Route Signs Placed to Aid Dixie Highway Traffic
Brunswick Young Men's Club contracts for seven signs to guide travelers along the coast route between Savannah and Brunswick and Brunswick and Jacksonville. Two large boards and five smaller signs will display distances between key intersections and promote use of the new route. Construction starts soon.
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Brunswick Young Men’s Club
Savannah
Brunswick
Jacksonville
Malorisia
Lane Bridge Road
Old Midway
Unemployment Figures Reported By Labor Secretary
Washington report shows about 4,735,000 people unemployed in the United States. Secretary of Labor Davis furnished the figure to the Senate in response to a regulation requesting data.
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Washington
United States
Davis
Senate
Word as good as bond shapes honest advertising
An editorial praises integrity, warns against deceitful advertising, and argues that truthful business practices and honest news sales succeed. The piece contrasts a man of true word with a trickster and asserts that direct, honest merchandising builds lasting trust and results, urging readers to use News want-ads.
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