Georgia Governor appoints Felton to U S Senate
Georgia Governor Thomas W Hardwick appoints Mrs Felton of Cartersville to the U S Senate to succeed the late Senator Tom Watson. Felton will not take the oath immediately due to the state’s election law. Hardwick also announces candidacy for the regular Democratic nomination to succeed Watson as a primary is set for October 17.
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Neves Servier
Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Mra. Felton
Cartersville
Potton
Senate
Stniultan
Mt of Mra
Keltoh
Hardwick
Watson
Uie
Wwe
Mexico Mexico revolts rumors traced in press
Mexican newspapers publish reports alleging U S encouragement of rebellion against Obregon government. The State Department denies the claim, with Secretary Hughes calling the reports false and refusing further comment.
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Nexico City
Shia Smoorning
Norks
United States
Mexico
Owspapera
Ettley Hanve
Chtot
Elute
Rersan
Pyarthrow
Obregon
Benies
Washington
State Department
Hughes
Guard Maintains Custody After Mob Attack
In Montgomery Alabama a guard and others confronted a mob that tried to seize a person and a firearm related property. One black man lay dead from a gunshot and a white man wounded as dozens of Black residents faced authorities. water hoses were used to disperse the crowd. Governor Mitchie is expected to appoint N Charles Birka as general counsel to the Public Service Commission soon to replace the Democratic nominee for the Dale and Brialua Senate. Frank Suter, 42 West Franklin Street, is ill at Washington County Hospital.
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Mernational
Ferrail
Georgia Wilaon
Joe
Parti
Fire Department
Bruce
Mitchie
N. Charles Birka
Balddora County
Publia Rérvics Gomuiasion
William. Cabell Bruce
Dale Ad Bialua Sucate
Dengue Fever Epidemic Reported in Southern States
Washington dispatch reports dengue fever spreading across warm climates in the south with multiple states cited as sufferers. Public Health officials at headquarters confirm epidemic conditions and call for coordinated federal action.
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Washington
Bervica Totay
South
Caroline
Coorgis
Florida
Texag
Feminine Ponzi Continues On Fast In Jail Cell
Susan Scraus 63 and her husband 68 remain jailed on embezzlement charges as the so called Ponzi scheme they ran in Pomeroy allegedly swindled locals out of more than 300000. The couple faces a grand jury probe into fraudulent deposits and promised high returns as investigators weigh their case and possible federal involvement.
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Internationa News Servicry
Pomeroy
Susan Scraus
Pond
Boston
Loi
Two Injured As Wagon Hits Cycle Near Shackey Station
Joseph Meng and Whitmore Willmore suffer minor injuries when a wagon driven by Meng collides with a motorcycle on the road between Ringgold and Mivate. Lloyd Barkdoll, a neighbor, reports the incident near Shackey Station. The YMCA boys department plans a program for opening night Friday October 6 at 2:40 p.m.
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Joseph Meng
W. Meng
Shackey Station
Lloyd Barkdoll
Honsty
Willmore
Pen-May
Whitmore
Ringgold
Mivate
Mayor Bowman to Address Special City Meeting
City official and Philadelphia observer Baginesr Odborng will attend a special meeting called by Mayor Bowman to discuss the major light project and to answer questions about the council, amid ongoing criticism. The meeting aims to gauge public sentiment and clarify the investment burden on residents.
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Bowman
Opinton
Mysadh
Baginesr
Odborng
Philadelphia
Unclear World News Fragments From Belfast and Chester
Fragmented wires report heavy fighting and casualties across Georgia and Turkey Tunis, with mentions of Belfast, Newnan, and Farmville. Notable items include killed and injured individuals at a Farmville truck incident, and a cleric’s broad warning about world conflict.
Tragic Weverton Girl Run Down By Car
A 13-year-old Weverton girl, Helen Lou Bingham daughter of Abner and Mrs. Bingham, was killed while crossing Ly Piattorn street on her way to Brunawink school after a Frederick motorist named Hann struck her. A coroner's jury was summoned at noon.
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Abner B. Bingham
Auto
Weverton
Helen Lou
Brunawink
Piattorn
Frederick
Brathera
Bingham
Buorlif
Corover
Aviator aids in search for roaming lions near Mount Victory
International News Service reports Kenton aviator William Coopar joined a systematic hunt after lions roamed east of the village, with fears of attacks on livestock. Authorities reinforced patrols as villagers offered rewards and prepared to continue the search today.
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Uy International News Service
Victory
Oho
William Coopar
Fetté
Hia
Mora
Renton
Gima
Appeal Reached Between Shopmen and U S Government
Washington report states a agreement to speed up injunctive action involving the Federated Shopmen and U S Government. The plan covers railway labor cases and aims to expeditiously handle the appeals at Chicago with Attorney General Daugherty to announce details. A student will attend the University of Maryland.
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Tween
U.S
Washington
Dot
Judge
Greek King Held as Prisoner in Palace Report
International dispatch reports the Greek royal figure confined within the palace as intrigue swirls around the newly proclaimed revolutionary regime in Athens. Britain and France are said to be weighing recognition as the Greek leader is pressed by mounting pressures and shifting allegiances.
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DON
Comaniittie
Athena
Georga
Greete, Fy C
Farr Stock Deals At Auction Near Court House
Joseph Gaydar auctions stocks including Boonwhupa Bank at 80 a share, Koedyaviltle Banc at 38, Commercial Trust at 380, and Hagerstown Sale stock at 100 with various bids. The sale lists multiple lots with prices and names like Yoraph Murinek and Jona, indicating a local auction of securities.
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Joseph Gaydar
Boonwhupa Bank
Lye
Koedyaviltle Banc
Tru Company
Atock
Hagerstown
Sheres
War talks stall at Mudania despite allied front
Constantinople Oct 3 Despite Turkish wartime strain hopes rise that Mudania talks may avert wider conflict. Kemalists, Hamid Bey and allied envoys meet as shells fall near Chanak. British forces evacuate nearby posts while dreadnaught Utah arrives at Gibraltar signaling diplomatic theatre still under pressure.
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Ay Sou Sadley
Aaretaneinns
Constantinople
Mudanla
Allfad
Genarata
Damuet Pasha
Hamid Bey
Mudania
Bigha
Chana
Chanak
Reverend Tombaugh to lead local Y M C A religious work
Rev J Tombaugh, a little-known Ha gerstown minister, accepted the call to direct religious activities for the Y M C A. He will take charge immediately and begin day-to-day religious work, forming a religious committee for the task.
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J. Mc Tombaugh
Hagerstown
Bag
Tat Institution
Tombaugh
Operators Balk Organize Against Unions In Split Meeting
Fragmentary OCR detail shows operators divided in a debate on forming a national organization to counter unions. The report mentions United Mine Workers leaders and ongoing labor actions, with references to a conference likely in Cleveland and planned April activities.
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United States
United Ming
Cleveland
Angiivercil Jy
Surprise At Washington On U.S. Aid To Britain
Washington dispatch reports U S policy avoiding entanglement in European wars and avoiding alignment with any faction. It notes U S officials resist pressure from church and political groups to intervene. The piece reflects concerns over aiding Greece and Asia Minor and the broader aim to relieve suffering without escalating conflict.
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Friernitiona
Gene Cervice
Sanc Ua
Washington
Agia Minor
Europe
Harvey Denies Promising U S Aid to Britain
London reports say George Harvey the American ambassador denied claims that he promised U S assistance to Britain in the event of war. The denial followed sensational chatter in U S circles about U S policy and possible support, with officials stating no such pledge had been made by any American authority.
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Howe
London
George Harvey
England
United States
Hary Vey
Mawer
Ku Klux Klan Ceremonial Seen At Night
A nighttime Klan gathering along Boonshar road drew a crowd of witnesses as hooded figures staged a ceremony. Guards in white robes. a ritual kneeling to receive the secret sign. distant gunfire interrupted the scene. observers described a spooky, eerie atmosphere with a dog reacting to the crowd.
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Binpi Ku Klux Klan
Boonsharo
Kildeen
Kleagle
Klon
unclear OCR summary of military inspection notice
fragmentary text mentions inspection, colonel, troops, and schedules. no clear event, date, or location to verify. reflects military personnel names and guard affairs but lacks coherent facts.
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Tom Watson
W. H Felten
Inj Hardwick
Owever, Asthie
Frank Suter
W. Franklinn St
Wathinton County
Hospitt
Ohio
Seorad
AL Mit Game
Yater Court
Splemnptoy
Moat
Etalon
Belfast
Newnan
County Louch Toray
Lennon
Turkentra
Ion
Haston
Neranna
Tve
Loent-Fee'cream Company
Farmville
Helen Denweed
Allentown
Wall
Miller
Reading
U. S
Roanoke
Akip
Fuiday
Sonething
Chester
Pau
Arkon
Mra Lewik Dlinton
Runcessuut
Aphunus
Nilag Mante Torber
Tov
Nove
Tatensalty of
Maryland
Gibraltar
United Sintah Dreadnaught
Utah
Pittaburgh
Quittle
Rev. Tombaugh
Harvey
Geo. FR. Holmes
Shew Hager
Ku Klux Klan
Ty Builth
Spfantey
A. C
Infantey
Ben
Eavilry
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