U D C withdraws support for Stone Mountain Memorial
Georgia today awaits action by the Stone Mountain Memorial Association after the United Daughters of the Confederacy Georgia division withdrew all support at its annual convention. The group rejected a bid to endorse sale of Stone Mountain Memorial half dollars and criticized the memorial’s management for extravagance.
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Bandersville
Georgia
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Stone Mountain Memorial
Clifford Walker
Walter D. Grace
Macon
Extrav Agance
Hollis N. Randolph
Gutzon Borglum
Augustus Lukemann
Betty Cobb
Liton
Memorial Association
Walker
Grace
Wlars
Treasury
Mellon
United States Mint
Jernigan Selected Senior Vice President of Mobile Junior Chamber
W. H. Jernigan was chosen senior vice president of the Mobile Junior Chamber of Commerce at a meeting held last night. He succeeds B. H. Overton. A nominating committee was created after floor nominations caused confusion. In addition to Jernigan, directors named were B. E. De Villers, Joe Montgomery, John Mason, Bill Coney, Sidney Patterson, and L. A. Cowan.
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Mr. Jernigan
BE. B. de Villers
Joe Montgomery
John Mason
Bill Coney
Sidney Patterson
L. A. Cowan
Georgian Killed in Auto Accident Near Decatur
D Fleming Thompson a 36 year old cotton broker from Winder Georgia was killed instantly in a collision when the car he rode in was struck and demolished by a Georgia railroad passenger train near Decatur late Thursday. His companion C W Smith also of Winder was seriously injured in the crash.
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Atlanta
D. Fleming Thompson
Winder
C. W.,smith
Georgia Railroad
Decatur
Norma blood pressure remedy claimed to stop danger signals
A Buffalo physician allegedly developed a safe herbal medicine called Norma to reduce high blood pressure and relieve symptoms such as dizziness flushing and headaches. The ad claims rapid relief with no harm and lists drugstore sources like Albright & Wood and Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Norma
Bright
Albright & Wood
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Conservatives Lead in Canada Election Amid Uncertain Majority
Ottawa reports indicate no party won a working majority in the general election. Conservatives under Arthur Meighen gain more seats than any other group and threaten a liberal cabinet, while Premier Mackenzie King and several allies lose their constituencies. The next Commons will have 245 seats with liberals and others at 121 against 118 for Conservatives.
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Ottawa
A.P
House of Commons
Arthur Meighan
W. Mackenzie King
Dominion
King
Emier
Mr. Meighan
Stillman Divorce Suit Revived by Mrs. Ann Stillman
New York reports Mrs. Ann A. Stillman has filed to divorce James A. Stillman after his prolonged suit against her. Papers were filed in Winchester county, secrecy kept, with potential use of transcripts from the prior case. The earlier action, ending recently, involved alimony, attorney fees, and cross allegations linking heirs and actresses.
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New York
Ann A. Stillman
James A. Stillman
Winchester County
Stillman
Grand Anse
Canada
Separation movement spreads across Nicara Gu a coast
News from Managua dated Oct 30 reports a widespread separationist movement on the east coast of Nic aragua. Chamorro's troops occupy western centers. Chamorro blocks liberal papers in Managua. Leon's liberal paper urges U S intervention, warning of revolution and bloodshed and placing responsibility on President Solorzano.
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Managua
Nic
A.P
Chamorro
Leon
United States
Solorzano
American Reports On Syria Drafted In Paris
Paris, Oct 30. American official reports presented to the French office by the American embassy summarize Washington instructions on Syria. The documents provide Paris with more detail on General Sarrail than received from Sarrail himself. Good Roads Day set for the State Fair in Montgomery on Wednesday November 4 with Senator John Craft presiding and multiple addresses on roads and Alabama’s progress.
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Paris
A.P
Washington
Syria
Sarrail
Safrrail
Montgomerednesday
John Craft
Mobile
Alabama
Budget Approved by Y M C A Meet in Washington
A 1926 budget of 4,199,000 was approved at the National Council of the Y M C A session in Washington. Officers were elected and Chicago chosen as the next convention city. Ramsay of Cleveland was re elected president and the group announced senior officers including William E. Sweet Ben Franklin Harmon and W R Valentine.
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Ashington
A.P
Chicago
National Council of the
Young Men’s Christian Association
M. W. Ramsay
Cleveland
Ohio
William E. Sweet
Colorado
Benjamin A. Franklin
Springfield
Mass
F. S. Harmon
Jackson
W. R. Valentine
Bordentown
N. J
C. E. Buckner
Tulsa
Okla
C. J. Jackson
Jacksonville
Fla
John L. Nelson
Greece waits on League decision after Greco Bulgarian clash
Athens reports Premier Pangelas states Greece will remain in peace talks and await the League of Nations ruling on the Greco Bulgarian incident. The stance signals a policy to avoid further clashes on the frontier guards.
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Athens
Greece
Balkans
League of Nations
Pangelas
New Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air for Brighter Light
A new oil lamp claims superior white light without odor smoke or noise. Tested by the U S Government and 35 universities the lamp burns 94 percent air and 6 percent kerosene. inventor T G Johnson offers a free trial and agency opportunities promising earnings.
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U. S
T. G. Johnson
W. Lake St
Chicago
Ill
Legion Wins First Tilt Over Boxing
The case against A. B. Connor, a Legion member, charged with promoting prize fights, was dismissed by Judge J. L. G. Ramsey after Meloche pressed for further witnesses. The warrant had been sworn by Meloche and stemmed from a dispute over local boxing activity in Bellosport.
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Legion
Legionna
Meloche
J. L. G. Ramsey
Ramsey
Horse Show Opens in Portland With 1000 Entries
Portland Ore Oct 30 The international Live Stock horse show begins Saturday drawing almost 1000 entries across classes with prize money totaling 28000 dollars.
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Portland
Ore
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