Pinchot urges Coolidge to remove Butler from Philadelphia post
Anor Pinchot of Pennsylvania tells President Coolidge Butler should be removed as Philadelphia public safety director. He warns removal could harm enforcement momentum and public opinion amid preparations for the centennial celebration, urging a trusted official to finish decency work.
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Pinchot
Pennsylvania
Prest
Pootidge
Monyt
Butler
Lyk
Aft‘ne
United [Oyand
Philadelphia
Jowlent Coolidge
Aneater
Mayrarick
Three Aviators Killed in Cape May Crash
Cape May Courthouse N J October 20 three army aviators Captain R A Kinloch Lieutenant Abbott C Martin and Staff Sergeant Joseph Colson were killed when their Martin bomber returning from Mitchell Field New York to Langley Field Virginia crashed into trees near Cape May. The trio were en route after anti aircraft practice with the Coast Artillery. Kinloch bound for Asheville North Carolina furlough.
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Cape May” Courthouse
N. J
Cape May Courthouse
R. A. Kinloch
Abbott C. Martin
Joseph Colson
Mitchell Field
L. L
Langley Field
Here
Coast Artillery
Kinloch
Asheville
N. C
Harris studies Florida motor vehicle statutes
A. T. Harris chief clerk in the secretary of state office returned from Florida where he studied the motor vehicle laws. He compared Florida rules with Georgia's new motor law effective January 1 and said steps are underway to implement the act designed to ease automobile traffic cases of emergency. Pinchot holds there is a Philadelphia emergency requiring Butler's retention.
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Atlanta
A. T. Harris
S. G. McLendon
Florida
Harris
Pinchot
Philadelphia
Butler
Plan Completion of Highway Stretch From Macon to Atlanta
Georgia plans final consideration of finishing the Atlantic route from Atlanta to Macon 55 miles paved with 40 miles remaining to be paved. Board members favor a concrete highway and expect quick adoption and implementation. The route will follow the Dixie Highway through Griffin Barnesville and Forsyth with existing paving from Atlanta to Jonesboro and into Bibb Henry and Spalding counties. A campaign to complete the Dixie Highway to the Florida line will be launched by C. C. Brantley Valdosta Times editor and Dixie Highway supporters.
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Atlanta
State Highway Commission
Macon
Highway Board
Georgia
Chatham County
Florida Line
Atlanta - Macon
Griffin
Barnesville
Forsyth
Highway Department
Jonesboro
Henry County
Spalding County
Bibb County
C. C. Brantley
Valdosta Times
South Georgia
Florida
Governor Al Smith Says He Will Retire After Term
Governor Al Smith announced in Albany that he will retire from the governor’s office at the end of his current term. He dismissed the idea of pursuing the presidency prematurely while noting a hypothetical bid if party leaders believed he was the sole viable winner. He cautioned against early talk of a nomination more than two years before it would be made.
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AL Smith
Albany
N. Y
Smith
New York State
Canadian butter exports rise in year to Aug 1
Dominion bureau of statistics reports exports of Canadian butter to world markets rose 100 percent in the year ending August 1. shipments reached 28,869,307 pounds valued at 10,317,819 dollars, vs 14,474,231 pounds worth 5,278,479 dollars in the year to August 1, 1924.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canada
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
Road project updates shift focus to Atlanta to Macon plan
At a board meeting the Atlanta to Macon highway is highlighted with paving to be settled for the last leg at a Cordele gathering tomorrow led by Mr Brantley. Representatives from Houston and Dooly counties will attend as paving advances from the Florida line northward through 70 miles. Tift county has a paving contract, leaving Houston and Dooly as the only counties still unpaved.
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Atlanta-Macon
Cordele
Brantley
Houston
Dooly
Florida Line
Tift County
Atlanta
Macon
Fragmented OCR News Card
An unreadable OCR snippet mentions local schools and officials with garbled names and places. The legible bits reference umpires and a chase of a public or educational event, but specific facts are unclear.
Georgia corn crop next to cotton in point of revenue
Georgia farmers rely on corn as a major income source second only to cotton. The article notes corn yields achievable in Georgia soils, planting windows from March to April or June, interplanting with peanuts or soybeans, and the crop’s value alongside tobacco as a key Georgia product.
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Georgia
Atlanta
State Department of Agriculture
Ogden College Football Team Shapes Rapidly for 1925 Opener
Bowling Green Kentucky September 12 Under Captain Gene Schwartz of Polo Kansas the Ogden College 1925 football squad is shaping rapidly The opener will be with Cumberland University at Lebanon Tennessee on September 26 Coach J B Johnson trains the old flash into Bob Davis varsity center
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Bowling Green
Gene Schwartz
Polo
Kansas
Ogden College
Cumberland University
Lebanon
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Gcne
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J. N. Holder
John R. Phillips
Stanley Bennet
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Ernc
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Vail
Ming
Leavin
Juest O' Roys
Macoz
Itomobi
Melyumps Falton
Walton
Swery
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Chesterfield
Licorri & Myers Tosacco Co
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Thomasville
Hialeah
U. O
Hialeah, Fla
S. M. Wolff
Sue
Times-Enterprise
Remington Ave
Parker
Crawford Street
Ola Newspapers
Lawhead & Rackiey
Optometerists
Jarvis B. Watkins & Co
Jacksonville
Dothan
Lone Star Service Station
Empire Furniture Store
Brotherhood of American Yeomen
Legal Reserve Insurance
W. H. Elliott
Hans Howell
G. C. Sparks
Sparks Pharmacy
M. Sampson
Phonograph
Columbia
Moore Music Co
S. Broad Street
M. Fahrbach
Pat Smith
Phonograph Records
Pierce
Thomasville Cycle Co
J. O. Baxley
Boston
J. O. Stewart
Thomas Furniture Co
W. Jackson St
Royal Piano
J. F. Vickers
Love Street
W. H. Manry
Whitley Construction Co
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