Thousands celebrate Constantine's return in Greece
Athens reports an overwhelming plebiscite majority in favor of Constantine resuming the throne. A two hundred thousand crowd filled Place de la Constitution with flags and olive branches as women demanded voting rights and rings formed by soldiers and civilians danced. Britain and France warned Greece over loans and ban on printing banknotes linked to a four hundred million drachmas loan.
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Great Britain
Earl Granville
National Bank
Harding to take Senate seat amid historic first
President elect Harding returns to Washington to attend the Sixty Sixth Congress session as a member for the first time. He predicts closer cooperation between the White House and Congress while avoiding criticism of the outgoing administration.
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United States
Washington
D. C
Harding
Senate
I Harding
Washington, D. C
White House
Congress
Yarding
Fires rage across Texas towns causing fatalities and major damage
Fires in several Texas cities Friday to Sunday killed one man, Oscar Ledbetter, and caused about 250000 dollars in property losses. In Childress his home burned, at College Station the mechanical engineering laboratory at the college burned, and fires also hit Harrold Wichita Falls and Breckenridge.
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Tex
Texas
Childress
Oscar Ledbetter
College Station
and M. College
Harrold
Wichitta Falls
Breckenridge
Hog Prices Rally Back Toward Prewar Levels
Chicago reports indicate hogs on the hoof and pork products are nearing 1913 and April 1917 price levels. Beef wholesale prices have fallen about 17 percent since September while live hogs show the largest drop, with pork on the hoof at eight cents a pound in November 1918 and producers still adjusting after the wartime era.
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Institutes
Practical gifts with sentiment for the Holiday season
Consumers seek practical presents that can be reused throughout the new year. Each gift should be usable and not commonplace, yet carry a small sentimental touch to enhance the holiday spirit.
Thomasville Poland China hogs win at Chicago show
Grand champion boar Masto don Wonder owned by EE Mack and Son of Thomasville Georgia. Grand Champion sow Folano Girl 3rd owned by EB Mack and Son of Thomasville. Thomasville prize farm Maxhaven earns rare double in Poland China class at International Livestock Exposition Chicago November 27 to December 4. Hogs return to Thomasville after Chicago success.
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Chicago
EE. E. Mack and Son
BE. EB. Mack and Son
Thomas County
Maxhaven
Messrs
I. E
W. K. Mack
Mexico City Court Dismisses Jenkins Kidnapping Charge
In Puebla, Mexico, the superior court dismissed all charges against William O. Jenkins, the American consular agent, who had been arrested last year for alleged complicity in his own kidnapping. The court ordered his bail returned and Jenkins plans to go to San Diego to bring his family to Mexico.
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Mexico City
William O. Jenkins
Puebla
Jenkins
J. Salter Hansen
Argentina to desert League covenant debate
Geneva Dec 6 Argentina’s amendment to the League of Nations covenant, whose rejection prompted the delegation to leave the assembly, has been referred to the assembly for consideration at its next meeting. Honorio Pueyrrevo, head of the delegation, said the group would depart for Paris Wednesday or Thursday.
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Argentina
League of Nations
Assembly
Honorio Pueyrreuvo
Associated Press
Paris
Contractor's Home Bombed in Mount Kisco
A bomb exploded early today at the home of Michael Pitrello a wealthy building contractor in Mount Kisco New York. Pitrello awakened by the blast rushed outside and fired five shots at a fleeing automobile authorities said no one was immediately reported injured.
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Michael Pitrello
Pitrello
Sub Treasures to Be Abolished in New York
New York will shut down its sub treasuries after today under a federal act. The New York sub treasury, opened in 1845, declined to quote directly amid retailer boycotts. November bulletins from the meat packers institute show wholesale pork loin prices down 27 percent since October 1, with further declines in hams bacon shoulders and lard.
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New York
Congress
Bulletin of the
Meat Packers’ Institute
Sub committee weighs revival of war finance agency
Washington officials report a sub committee was appointed to decide if reviving the war finance corporation requires a joint or concurrent resolution. Senators Norris Smith and Capper serve on the panel which will report later. Eugene Myer, ex-head of the firm, said Secretary Houston testified to impotence in the crisis. Houston had said farmers faced no solution.
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War Finance Corporation
Joint Congressional Committee
Sgnators
Norris
Smith
South Carolina
Capper
Finance Corporation
Eugene Myer
New York
Houston
Treasury
Poland Needs Germany Aid for Economic Recovery
Warsaw reports that Ladislas Grabski, recently resigned as finance minister, presents a memorial to the Polish cabinet arguing Poland's salvation from current gloom lies in a commercial agreement with Germany. He says such an understanding is essential before Poland can properly begin its reconstruction program.
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Poland
Germany
Ladislas Grabski
Grabski
Forty three night riders go on trial in Alabama
Cullman Ala Dec 6 The trials of forty three alleged night riders charged with posting guns near Hanceville Barleyton and Garden City during the early fall began in the Cullman Circuit court today. Most defendants are well known planters from Cullman Blount and Marshall counties arrested on warrants sworn out by William J Williams state fire marshal.
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Barleyton
Garden City
Blount
Marshall
William J. Williams
Wilson Won't Commit To Personal Congress Address
President Wilson told a congressional committee in the Blue Room that he would communicate with Congress rather than appear in person. The committee, led by Senator Lodge, left with the impression he would not speak before Congress tomorrow. Champ Clark entered with a cane, but the meeting was brief and no handshake occurred.
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Washington, D. C
Dene
Wilson
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Congress
Senator Lodge
Champ Clark
Priskly
Boston Elects City Officers Amid Cow Roaming Debate
Boston Ga on December 13 will elect city officers as residents debate whether cows should roam streets. A prior ordinance banned cattle. cow owners backing roaming days influenced council decisions. Local clubs favor removing cattle to uphold civic pride.
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Ladies of the Twentieth Century Club
Civic Improvement Club
Thieves Swap Car With Owners And Burn Barn In Alabama Town
A damaged report recounts a car theft ring in Thomasville and Tallahassee. A Yates barn burned Sunday night destroying a Rosenberg car and tools valued around four thousand dollars. Police traced two attempted thefts and a car swap linked to the blaze.
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J. W. L. Yates
Rosenberg
Yates
Chambers Place
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Negro Quarters
Negro Quarter
Willie
Yates Barn
Social news from Flatwoods area during Thanksgiving weekend
Mrs. EB M Norton and Miss Mettie Merritt visit. Mrs. Ed James improves from illness. Mrs. J A Horn hosts bridge for Miss Merritt. guests include Merritt Horn Enloe Nesmith Arnold McWhite Forrest Jones Taylor Carter Groover and the Milligans. Local receptions honor Mr and Mrs Jay Milligan. about seventy five guests attend with southern lax décor and a salad course.
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Faceville
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Elizabeth Rountree
Next Inter Allied Conference Set for France
Paris reports the next interallied conference will be held in France in about twenty days according to Mail In. The note cites anticipation of talks among Allied powers and marks a rescheduled gathering in the European theater.
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