Dundee May Be Punished For Alleged Breaking Of Contract In France
Johnny Dundee may face New York State Athletic Commission punishment after leaving Paris without honoring a contract to fight Fred Bretonnel. The French boxing federation has filed complaints, with civil damages also pursued. Brower said action would follow if justified under the bilateral agreement.
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George B. Brower
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Flood Fells Rail Traffic South of Macon Georgia
Flood waters sweep across southern Georgia severing rail service from Macon with the Georgia Southern and Florida route limited to one line. Rivers crest at record levels as towns like Abbeville and Louisville report washed bridges, closed highways, and park flooding.
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Southern Railway
Southern
Atlanta
Central of Georgia Railway
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Ocmulgee
Altamaha
Oconee
Weather Bureau
Paper making could become a major Southern industry
Atlanta reports a Southern paper industry may grow greatly as new mechanical and chemical processes enable Southern pine and gum to yield book paper. A Douglas Georgia plant uses pine turpentine work to also make kraft paper, with plans to expand machinery and pulp from stumps.
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Southern Woods
Georgia
U.S. Turpentine Company
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C. R. Porter
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G. ©. Smith
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A. Railway
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Middle Atlantic
Lake States
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Banister’s Views on Modern Traffic and Rural Life
Editor’s column urges serious study of traffic shifts affecting farmers and small businesses as short-line railways decline. It argues for balanced regulation of public streets, railways, and private capital, and highlights a cooperative hog sale proving regional farm potential. It also notes harsh justice for crime, tobacco prospects, and warnings about vandalism of roadside signs.
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Atlanta
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Atlanta Hosts Federal Reserve Bank and Penitentiary
The sixth Federal Reserve Bank sits in Atlanta alongside one of the three federal penitentiaries. Atlanta also serves as the headquarters of the Fourth Corps Army area.
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Atlanta
United States
Fourth Corps
Soldiers to Camp McClellan from Fort Screven
Savannah Ga January 26. All companies stationed at Fort Screven will depart for Camp McClellan Alabama on May first except one company to remain in Savannah. The Eighth Infantry will be reorganized with two battalions moving to the new post.
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Fort Screven
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Ala
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Training Camps for Citizens and ROTC Air at Forts
At Fort Moultrie recruits join the movement to McClellan. Headquarters and Service companies at Fort Screven oversee summer training for Citizens Military and ROTC units. Brigadier General Winans will command the camp this year.
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McClellan
Fort Screven
Citizens Military and Reserve Officers Training Corps
Winans
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