German Refusal to Disarm Shows Obstruction to Versailles Pact
A treaty commission report details German officials withholding evidence and obstructing access to armament inventories. It notes doors rigged with mines and deliberate concealment of documents to prevent verification of disarmament under the Versailles treaty.
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Germany
Jore
Personal visitors fill a Georgia town scene
Mr. F. W. Webb of Atlanta and Mr. D. T. Perry of Atlanta were among visitors yesterday. Miss Otis Harrell of Moultrie visited Mr. and Mrs. William Harrell. Several other travelers from Valdosta, Moultrie, Albany and Macon dropped by for business or social calls. Roy Truitt advertised electrical work and Crocroft Music promoted Victor Red Seal records.
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F. W. Webb
Atlanta
Miss Otis Harrell
Moultrie
Mrs
William Harrell
D. T. Perry
Ralph Gillam
McCollums Mill Damaged by Fire in Boiler Room
Fire today heavily damaged the boiler room and shaving shed of Mr. P. J. McCollum's mill. Firemen used chemical hoses and water from two A.C. engines to confine the blaze, sparing the main mill and lumber sheds. Rebuilding will be required for the boiler area. one damaged drive chain was repaired and safety gear restored.
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Imi
P. J. McCollum
A. C
McCollum
Coast Line
Porter to Enter Naval Academy from Savannah
Mr. Sidney F. Porter departed for Savannah to catch a steamer to Baltimore and then enroll at the Naval Academy in Annapolis. Cecroft Music Co. offers discounted Victor Red Seal Records. The Park Front prayer meeting convenes tomorrow at 10 30 a.m. hosted by Mrs John Watt with an invitation to all ladies.
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Victor
Cecroft Music Co
Sidney F. Porter
Savannah
Baltimore
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Park Front
John Watt
Macon Team Arrives for Three-Game Series at Stadium
The Macon baseball aggregation arrived last night at 7 30 for a three game series with the local club at the Stadium beginning this afternoon at 4 30.
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Macon
Weather report for Thomasville Georgia June 9 1925
Weather forecast for Thomasville and vicinity includes partly cloudy tonight and scattered thunder showers Wednesday. The report lists temperatures, humidity, rainfall, and wind observations with 1 p.m. figures and notes a 31 year record for June 22.
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Thomasville
Satsaneaed
Bridge Mississippi at New Orleans Approved by Army Engineers
Major General Harry Taylor, head of army engineers, approved plans for a bridge across the Mississippi at New Orleans. The decision references annex evidence kept secret to avoid compromising German citizens who denounced violations to the commission.
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Mississippi
New Orleans Point
Gre Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harry Taylor
Army Engineers
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Sermon or bedtime tale, Eben chides slumbering parishioners
Uncle Eben jokes that a few members of the congregation drift off during services. He insists the pastor is delivering a sermon, not a gentle bedtime story to quiet the weary.
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Uncle Eben
Meigs News Items Highlight Rain Hope and Local Changes
General moisture may arrive after light showers, boosting crops as tobacco ripens and cotton faces weevil risk. Mitchell county repairs the Dixie Highway north of Meigs while Nelms Brothers mill closes. Local schooling, revival meetings, and relocations, including Dr. Summerlin’s eye ear nose practice, mark a season of change and community notes.
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Meigs
Mitchell
Dixie Highway
Nelms Brothers Lumber Mill
J. L. Summerlin
Chemical Institution
New York
R. R. Davia
Tampa
Fla
C. B. McCullars
Cartre Company
Bessie Wilkes
Both American entrants out of Balloon Cup race
The report notes Capt Donegall was slightly hurt as a carrier pigeon from the Belgica arrived with a note that deMuyter’s ship was in trouble after dumping ballast to stay aloft. Officials expect de Muyter to maneuver toward land near Bordeaux while remaining balloons remain in flight.
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France
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United States
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Department of Manche
Brussels
Growing Argentine Paper to Move into New Home
La Razon of Buenos Aires the leading afternoon newspaper moves into a new five story building on Avenida de Mayo with two basements. The $will house six rotary presses 20 linotype machines a large morgue and a 30 000 volume public library for lectures and events. Founded by Dr Jose Cortejarena later led by Dr Angel L Sojo the paper has tripled its circulation and ads to surpass 150 000.
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Avenida de Mayo
la Ranzon
Jose Cortejarena
Angel L. Sojo
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