Greek writer tours the South in civic study
Atlanta, December 30. Captain George Papastamatakis, Greek traveling correspondent for Greek papers and the National Herald, visits Atlanta on a South tour to study municipal government and conditions among Greek-American communities. A veteran journalist who began at age ten and a World War I cavalry captain who was thrice wounded.
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United States
George Papastamatakis
Greece
National Herald
New York
Vis
Georgia News in 1925 Ends With Cold and Crime Reports
Atlanta reports a record cold spell in December with a 30 year low, 12 killed and 66 injured in weekend traffic. Memorial events for Woodrow Wilson span 500 federal prisoners seek parole. Prohibition stance praised by Savannah official. Notable deaths include Mrs. Maud Barker Cobb and Mrs. Inez Sledge Bryan. Palm of danger as overcoats lift, icy mishaps, arrests, and a drugstore gun incident conclude the day’s brief summary.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Woodrow Wilson
Andrews
Savannah
S. T. Senter
Federal Parole Board
Whitford C. Willbanks
Paste gems replace real jewels at Palm Beach society
Thieves in winter resorts prompt Palm Beach social leaders to hide gems in banks. Synthetic stones and paste pearls flood balls while detectives guard events. Mrs James Donohue reportedly wears her baubles. Horace Work’s Madison home was entered.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Palm Beach
Horace H. Work
Madison
N. J
James Donohue
Woolworth
New York
Tigers Flower Challenge Accepted by State Athletic Commission
New York December 30 the State athletic commission accepted the challenge of Tiger Flowers for a title fight. The decision comes as Flower aims to secure a major victory in the planned bout.
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New York
State Athletic Commission
Tiger
Flowers
Megro
Thousand Die Reported in Transylvania Flood Disaster
Vienna reports terror and mass exodus as Transylvania flood swells buried by snowmelt. Up to a thousand are feared drowned, Klausenburg under martial law, with 200000 acres inundated and refugees flooding roads.
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Vienna
Transsylvania
Budapest
Klausenburg
Hungary
Klausenberg
Translyvania
Aged French Tiger Finds Happiness in Youth Affairs
Paris reports Georges Clemenceau, 84, wartime Tiger of France, finds joy in recalling love affairs of his youth. The former premier plans to retire to Vendee and live over his youth, instructing no letters or deputies to contact him. He collaborates on a play about Cecile Sorel and keeps it for her after death. A cold delays his winter plans.
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Paris
Georges Clemenceau
France
Clemenceau
Mlle
Cecile Sorel
Vendee
Sorel
Franklin
Mile Sorel
First National Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice of the annual stockholders meeting for First National Bank Thomasville Georgia to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and conduct other business. The meeting will be in the directors room at 3:30 p.m. on January 12, 1926.
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Thomasville Ga
First National Bank
Man's Ambition to Own Home and Car Quotations
A reflective piece notes two classic ambitions: a man's wish to own a home and to own a car to gain independence and escape. The adage frames midcentury views on housing and mobility as essential life goals.
Eddie Lewis Hat Cleaning Work in Merid Hats
Eddie Lewis runs a hat cleaning service handling exterior cleaning and band trimming. The notice highlights attractively finished merid hats and related straw and felt hat repairs.
First Named Rio Bravo
The Rio Grande was originally called Rio Bravo by early Spanish explorers in the sixteenth century and remains in use among Mexican inhabitants.
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Rio Bravo
Rio Grande
Mexico
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