Shipping interests seek views in three regional conferences
Washington reports the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will hold three regional meetings in Savannah New Orleans and Galveston to gather Southern views on a national merchant marine policy. Leaders note cotton wheat and other exports rely on reliable steamship services as groundwork for future trade. Four committees lead the discussions under Gen Harbord Judge Parker A J Brosseau and C W Lonsdale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic
Gulf
Savannah
New Orleans
Houston
Galveston
National Merchant Marine Conference
John W. O'Leary
The
National Chamber
G. J. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
Edwin B. Parker
Mixed Claims Commission
United States
Germany
A. J. Brosseau
Mack Trucks
Rural Teachers Form Association in Thomas County
Rural teachers met October 24 at the Thomasville courthouse to organize the Thomas County Rural Teachers' Association. A committee planned a rural school meet with Patten Ozelle Summer Hill as top site choices. J B Harrington was elected president and Miss Marie Miller permanent secretary. An executive committee was formed and a meeting set for October 31. A social hour featured the Rotary and Lions clubs, with remarks from Col L S Moore and Prof J B Harrington and programs on the county library and Y M C A offerings.
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Thomas County Rural Schools
Thomasville
Thomas County Rural Teachers’ Association
Patten
Ozelle
Summer Hill
C. H. Rice
J. B. Harrington
Marie Miller
H. S. Luke
Edna Stanton
Sadie Rehberg
Rawls
Court House
Times-Enterprise
Rotary
Lions Clubs
Y. M
Miss Crosby
Supt. Rice
Marie. Miller
Visitors and Local Business Notices In Town Highlights
Perry resident Mr. W H Clary and Manchester visitor Mr R M Hardage are among guests in the city. Columbus traveler Mr Wheeler Tolbert and Lakeland resident Mr James T Powell spent the day here. Cecroft Music Co features all styles and prices for Victrola era records and pianos. Indianapolis visitor Mr R W ONeal on business joins Jacksonville visitor Mr J B Harrison. Mrs George Damour from Atlanta visits Mrs John Watt on South Hansell Street.
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George Damour
Atlanta
Mrs
John Watt
South Hansell Street
Atlanta visitors note football trip and local arrivals
Dr. A D Little left Saturday for Philadelphia for a Physicians and Surgeons meeting. Clarence H Floyds welcome a daughter named Orena Hafler. J C Baxley offered plumbing services. Visitors included J B Jemson A D Little J F Archbold and EB Jerger for the Tech Alabama game in Atlanta.
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A. D. Little
Philadelphia
American College of Physicians and Surgeons
Messrs
J. B. Jemson
J. F. Archbold
EB. R. Jerger
Atlanta
Tech-Alabama
Chinese bullets replace ballots in three way Chinese power struggle
Washington reports a new Chinese political contest uses bullets instead of ballots in a three way struggle for control. The fate of the customs conference in Pekin hinges on Feng Yu Hsiang who may balance Wu Pfu and Chang Tso Lin as Wu’s return shifts the power dynamics.
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Washington, D. C
Pekin
China
Feng-Yu Hsiang
Wu Pie-Fu
Chang Tso Lin
Chang
Yangetse Valley
Feng
Manchuria
Meyer
Parker Party Heads to Kissimmee for Winter Visit
Mrs. John F. Parker and Miss Annie Mebane with Mr. and Mrs. Will Parker of Albany visit Mrs. D. L. Autrey in Kissimmee. Miss Mebane will stay the winter. the rest plan to return at the end of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ia Wilson
Atlanta
Frank Smith
Florida
Frank Smith, Jr
John F. Parker
Annie Mebane
Will Parker
Albany
D. L. Autrey
Kissimmee
German cabinet resignations grip Berlin in Locarno fallout
Nationalist cabinet members Herr Schiele Dr Von Schlieben and Dr Albert Neugaus resigned yesterday in Berlin. Chancellor Luther aims to fill with non partisan ministers and seek Reichstag ratification of Locarno security pact and arbitration treaties amid divided nationalist support.
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Berlin
Herr Schiele
Interior
von Schlieben
Albert Neugaus
Luther
Reichstag
Locrano
Locarno
Stressemann
Seventeen Navy seaplanes wrecked by Baltimore gale
Seventeen of twenty three U S Navy seaplanes moored for a pageant were torn from their moorings at Seller's Point in a 75 mile gale. One plane at Bay Shore Park disappeared. Seven wrecks were found. Salvage crews worked as the Schneider cup races loomed.
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Baltimore
United States Navy
Seller’s Point
Bay Shore Park
T. G. Ellysey
Eht
Bay Shore
Shawmut
Ple
Ellysey
Lodges Hymn of Hate Draws Tumulty Criticism
Joseph P. Tumulty rebutted Henry Cabot Lodge's The Senate and the League of Nations calling it the fall edition of the hymn of hate He accused Lodge of self defense and retreat and said Wilsons legacy remains untainted by the attack involvin Locarno and the Bulgarian Greek affair.
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New York
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Senate
League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
League
Joseph P. Tumulty
Locarno
Senator Lodge
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Louis Steyerman & Sons
Washinton
D. C
Chamber of Commerce of the United
J.M. Clewis
Zion
Love
Boulevard
Linton Mill Road
Country Club
Lester Street
Lester
Wright
Lester and College
Wright Street
Corner College
W. Monroe
South Stevens
Hayes Street
Hayes
E. Calhoun
Calhoun
Oes
Rural Teachers Form Association
Prof. Bell
Merrillville
Boston
Big Ochlocknee Church
Coolidge
Garnett Deekle
Decatianca Optaton
R. M. Hardage
Manchester
Sampson
Mr. Wheeler Tolbert
Columbus
Jamie M. Grady
Sparka Circus
Victor Victrotae
Cecroft Music Co
R. W. O'Neal
Indianapolis
James T. Powell
Lakeland
W. HY
S. H. Hoagland
Cincinnati
City
J. D. Hollis
Stuart, Fla
J. B. Harrison
Jacksonville
Clarence H. Floyd
Orena Hafler
J. C. Baxley
G. Lloyd Preacher
W. M. Stephenson
Preacher
Ireine
Layhead & Rackley
Optometricste
G. W. Whitaker
Miami
Bessie
Mildred Steyerman
Mrs. Farkas
Claude Shumake
Elizabeth Shumake
Ceorgia
Cardus
Solumbus
Uhm
Abla
Abe
Wes
J. T. Dixon
Local
Office of States” Weather
Levent
Vepke
D. Wicca
Ronan
Golden Bros. Co
Thomasville, GA
Tumulty
Lodge
CAREY
Kirby Planing. Mill CO. Fa
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