Harding Urges Plain Living and Co Operation
President elect Harding told a New Orleans luncheon audience that plain living and square dealing are essential for postwar readjustment. He urged sane thinking, honesty and cooperation as the basis for meeting new world demands and improving national happiness through simple American virtues. The speech closed his five hour visit before he departed for the Panama Canal Zone.
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Harding
United States
America
Panama Canal Zone
Louisiana
Harding greets crowd in Baton Rouge on train voyage
President elect Harding was greeted by about three thousand people at 8 30 this morning in Baton Rouge as his special train arrived en route to New Orleans Governor Parker introduced him to the crowd Oil refinery workers shook hands with Harding and his wife at North Baton Rouge ceremony
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Harding
New Orleans
Parker
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Harding Won’t Stop At Any Mexican Port
New Orleans dispatch reports President elect Harding will not stop at any Mexican port on his voyage to the Canal Zone despite urged by Mexican officials. No official confirmation was given, but it is understood he has declined the suggestion.
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New Orleans
Harding
Canal ‘Zonre
Three Negroes Lynched After Murder Suspect Killing
In Douglas Georgia on November 18 a mob of over 150 overpowered Sheriff Tanner and deputies to seize three Black suspects Will Perry Willie Ivory and Minnie Ivory decades after Pearly Harper a county planter was killed. Minnie Ivory allegedly shot Harper as the mob forced entry to the store where Harper and Jud Hutto joined the attack. A coroner's jury found the deaths were at unknown hands.
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Tanner
Fitzgerald
Jud Hutto
Will Perry
Willie Ivory
Minnie Ivory
League Assembly in Session Today to Elect Officers
Geneva reports the League of Nations Assembly convenes with six vice presidents and assembly chairmen forming the executive bureau. A Persian delegation head Prince Arfaed Devleh was abducted by robbers between Isfahan and Shiraz, his paper seized and secretary killed. he escaped as authorities captured the band and recovered papers.
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Council of the
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Assembly of the League
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Ispahan
Shiraz
Anfu Leader Escapes From Japanese Legation
Gen. Hsu Shu Cheng former frontier commander and Anfu leader is at large after escaping the Japanese legation in FTking China. Notification to the Chinese foreign office says he sought refuge there late this past summer. The foreign office asks that the eight remaining refugees be handed over.
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China
Hsu
Shu’ Cheng
Chinese Frontier Forces
Mongolia
Anfu
Legation
Foreign Office
Foreign’ Office
Impossible Call at Mexican Port Disrupts Shipping Schedule
It proved impossible to arrange a call at the Mexican port without seriously disrupting the Shipping Company's schedule as claimed in the fragment.
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Shipping Company
Bishop Candler Defends Church in South Georgia
Moultrie Ga November 18 Bishop Candler opening address to the South Georgia Conference defends church aid during and after World War while noting some accusations the church failed. Officials including Rev W F Smith elected secretaries and district reports show large additions on profession and growing ministerial support across districts.
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Candler N‘ Hia
South Georgia
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Cordele
Julian P. Delt
Dublin
Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Paul W. Ellis
Macon
J. N. Peacock
Columbus
L W. Colson
McRae
Savannah
C. F. Cook
Epworth
B. M. Overby
Thomasville
J. C. G. Brooks
Valdosta
Elliott Morgan
Waycross
J. H. McFerrin
Waynesboro
Food price drops reported across the nation
A nationwide study shows a three percent fall in retail food prices across twenty two items with sugar and potatoes posting the largest declines. Atlanta leads with eight percent drop while Jacksonville and Savannah fall by two percent. A separate notice lists several ministers from Georgia asking for conference relations superannuation. A large crowd attended Dr. George R. Stuart's Pentecost service and the Epworth League and Sunday school board anniversary events were held.
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Jacksonville
Savannah
J. W. ‘Weston
Boston
H. M.' Morrison
Macon
T. R. Micheal
Hufaula
Ala
J. B. Grimes
Norman Park
A Lester
Meigs
Committee On
Amittee
Francia McCullough
T. W. Bilis
Round Oak
George R. Stuart
Epworth League
Ireland dispute pressure shifts to arms for adjustment
Washington, Nov. 18. Frederick C. Hows, chairman of a one man commission, warned that only the direst necessity can justify resort to arms to settle Irish disputes. He said conditions in Ireland widen the rift among English speaking peoples and that the orgy of destruction there affects world affairs and American political life.
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Ireland
Frederick C. Hows
America
Japanese Students Debate War Cause
In Tokio on November 16 two thousand university students gathered for a four hour debate on Shall Japan Fight America The audience kept good humor while speakers agreed California actions provided sufficient cause for hostilities but differed on whether war was expedient.
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Gand University
Audents
Japan
America
California
Lumbermen Club Organized in Thomasville Dinner
An inaugural gathering formed The Lumberman’s Club with 14 charter members led by Homer Williams as president and J W Turner as secretary treasurer. The group aims to promote social fellowship and address mutual business interests in Thomasville’s lumber community.
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Lumbermen’s Club
Lumberman’s Club
Driver
Williams
Homer Williams
J. W. Turner
Happenings of the Week at Boston
Local notices detail visits by Clyde and Marilena Newman of Dawson plus social events in Quitman Thomasville and Madison. Obituary notes report the death of Lucile Bates of Waycross. Changes include Chas McRae moving to Jefferson Street bungalow and Geo McKinnon leaving the Bank of Boston for Quitman with Harry Vann filling the post.
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Dawson
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Jefferson Street
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J. W. Weston
Moultrie
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Jay Milligan
Thomasville
Sam and
Jay Black
Val Conte
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Geo. McKinnon
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Harry. Vann
Bolsheviks Increase Holdings in Ukraine
London reports that Bolsheviks have captured Kamenetz Podolsk, capital of Podolia, in their campaign against Ukraine. The Moscow communique also notes continued Bolsheviki occupation of Crimea received by wireless today.
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Bol‘sheviks
Kamenetz- Podolsk
Podolia
Moscow
Crimea
Boston Police Union Votes to Surrender Charter
Boston Mass November 18 more than eight hundred members of the Boston policemen union vote to instruct officers to surrender its charter to the American Federation of Labor. A statement says conditions leading to the 1919 strike have been remedied and efforts are being made to improve them. Two members of the present force are union members.
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Boston Policemen’s Union
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Greece swears in new cabinet as Venizelos loses grip
Athens witnesses George Rhallia take oath as premier and demand resignation of Regent Admiral Coundouriotis. Streets erupt in chaos with gunfire as Venizelos departs for Nice. In Washington, Greek officials resign following election defeat. Colles and Mesmados submit resignations.
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Greece
George Rhallia
Mt of Grece
Offic
Rhallis
Coundouriotis
Washington, D. C
Millionaire Draft Evader Is Caught
Los Angeles reports Daniel Giroux son of a mining operator was arrested at his home on a charge of having attempted to evade the selective draft in 1917.
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Los Angeles
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National Farmers Union calls for producers strike
The National Farmers Union issued a call urging loyal unions across the country to join a national producers strike to combat falling farm product prices. This action aligns with the Wheat Growers Association’s earlier strike.
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National Farmers’ Union
Wheat Growers' Association of the United States
British Cabinet Plans Draft Trade Agreement With Russia
London report states Premier Lloyd George told Parliament that a draft agreement to establish arrangements for trade with Russia will be prepared. The cabinet decision follows ongoing efforts to normalize commerce with Russia during the wartime and postwar period.
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Russia
Lloyd George
House of Commons
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