Army budget plans for Southern harbor projects spread
Maj Gen Beach, chief of army engineers, releases annual report proposing a capital outlay for seaward works in the Savannah and Jacksonville districts. Savannah harbor and approaches estimated at 31 162 000 with other items in Augusta Brunswick and related rivers facing funding, while Jacksonville district includes Johns River, Palatka and Indian River works totaling tens of thousands.
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Wilson Receives Armenian Mediation Appeal in White House
President Wilson today received the Armenian mediation appeal from the League of Nations. The Geneva message, sent via Washington, indicates hope for a French backed mediation as other powers weigh support. Boundary lines for Armenia have already received consent, with uncertainty about further steps.
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Greece Tenses Over French British Policy On Copalantine Return
In Athens on November 1 1986 officials weigh France and Britain possible actions regarding Copalantine and Greece. Fear persists they may separate dealings with the Turks or abandon Greece financially while Gen Wrangle's army is reorganized on Lentios for a spring campaign. Premiers Rhallis and the war minister hold frequent consultations as Britain’s stance is scrutinized and both powers stay reticent about the crisis.
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Greece
France
Great
Britain
Wrange
Lentios
Local Coast-Line Shops suspend workers amid unannounced layoffs
Report notes 12 men employed at coast-line local shops have been laid off by the company. No formal public announcement has been made regarding the layoffs or their effect.
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Thomas
Wille
Coaat-Line
Warning Against Threatened Small Pox Epidemic
A countywide alert warns of several small pox cases including four in Thomasville. Officials urge vaccination, vigilance by mayors and police, and prompt home isolation of exposed children to avert an epidemic and avoid widespread suffering and deaths.
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Thomasville
Avery
Negro unity urged by Reed in Moscow speech
In dispatches from Australia the speech of John Reed at a Moscow Communist Internationale meeting is quoted. Reed argues the Negro in the United States offers both a propagandistic path for world communism and a strong proletarian movement. He notes rising race consciousness and claims some Negroes advocate armed revolt, while urging white and Negro workers to unite in common labor to crush racial prejudice and build class solidarity.
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Moscow
Communist Internationale
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Wrotzky
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Rev Robert Harris Moves to Oklahoma
Rev. Robert H Harris, former pastor of Baptist churches in this area, has moved to Tulsa Oklahoma to spend his later years with his daughter. He is 78 and in improving health after an illness last July. Tulsa is described as a growing city with extensive buildings, business houses, and high rise offices.
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Baptist
Tulsa
Oklahoma
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T. B. Dillard
Porda
Quitrhan Free Press
Swedish Minister Ekengren Dies in Washington D C
Swedish minister to the United States KF Ekengren died in Washington D C after a brief illness. The notice urged seeking medical advice and examination to protect families and friends from further spread. Jno Schribber signs the alert.
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Adequate naval defense urged with 16 inch guns
Maj. Gen. Lansing Beach, chief of engineers, urges no major calibre armament under 16 inches for naval bases. He calls for fixed mounts and retention of existing guns as interior defense, plus a comprehensive system of interior roads and waterways along frontiers.
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Washington, D. C
Lansing Beach
Boston Happenings Highlight Local Social Week
Boston Georgia reports a busy social week with Mrs. J A Horn hosting a Thanksgiving bridge luncheon for Miss Entwistle of Rockingham and Miss May Hopkins winning high score and first prize. The note ripples through family visits from Thomasville Cairo and Moultrie with multiple gatherings, gifts, and a late November wedding of Miss Marilena Newman to Mr Jay Milligan at the Newman home.
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Valdosta
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Alyce McWhite
Helen Baloo
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Bess NeSmith
Moultrie
Wilbur Horn
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Clauselle Whaley
Quit- Man
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Ernest Milligan
Jefferson County
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Marilena Newman
Jay. Milligan
Claude Rountree
Graves
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Harding pleases Panama Canalites at banquet
President-elect Harding toured the Panama Canal terminus and spoke at a banquet with President Porras. He praised U S Panama friendship and the partnership in twentieth century sea transport, saying commerce will showcase the canal’s significance. Harding planned to depart by train for Calatobal and sail home Sunday.
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Panama Canal
Calatobal
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Porras
United States
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Trade figures show October exports rise while imports fall
Washington reports October foreign trade data from the Commerce Department. Exports reached 752 million dollars, up from 605 million in September, while imports totaled 362 million, about one million less than before.
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Washington, D. C
Department of Commerce
Republican Committeeman Dies in Ardmore OK Hotel Room
Ardmore Oklahoma Nov 26 Jacob L Hamon Republican national committeeman from Oklahoma wounded here Sunday night in a hotel room died today.
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Ardmore
Kla
Jacon L. Hamon
Oklahoma
Augusta Howard Convicted in Magnolia Tree Shooting
Columbus Ga November 26 Miss Augusta Howard found guilty of unlawful shooting for wounding eight year old Willie Lee while he was in a magnolia tree. She received a sentence of one to two years in the state penitentiary.
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Augusta Howard
Willie «Lee
Steel prices back to former basis in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh nov 26 steel prices returned to the March 1919 basis as Jones Laughlin Company, the largest independent, adopted new selling rates on finished steel products. The reduction, it is understood, will not affect wages of about 25 000 company employees.
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Pittsburgh, Pt
United States Industrial Board
Jones-Laughlin Company
Independent steel firms in Youngstown respond to price cut
In Youngstown Ohio a group of independent steel companies employing about thirty thousand workers announced they would meet the price reduction announced by Jones Vaughnlin Company of Pittsburgh with the cut taking effect immediately.
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Independent Steel Companies
Yoongatown
Jones-Vaughlin Company
Pittsburgh
Farmers Urged to Stand Together Amid Market Pressure
Washington, D. C., Nov. 23. Charles Barrett, president of the National Farmers' Union, says federal agents are examining Kan 388 and other states to indict farmers who are selling crops. He urges members to unite and not sell at ruinously low prices, and to raise funds to market farm products in a business-like, orderly fashion.
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Kan
Towa
Charles Barrett
National Farmers’ Union
Barrett
Negroes Held For Burning Of Barn On Chapin Place
Tom Austin his wife and grandson Dennis Austin are jailed charged with burning the Chapin barn on the Dixie Highway. The grandson said Tom told him to strike a match and set hay ablaze. The youth alleged a motive involving a Black man in charge, while Tom admits being in the barn briefly. Investigators probe a related residence fire earlier in the summer for potential links.
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Dennis— Austin
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Dixie Highway
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