Mitchell Begins His Defence At Court Martial
Col William Mitchell begins his defence at a general court martial in Washington. The panel loses three members on bias challenges and a peremptory challenge eliminates West Point superintendent Fred Sladen. Remaining ten members hear the charges tied to his post Shenandoah remarks and the aim to decide punishment for conduct prejudicial to good order.
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Mitchell
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William Mitchell
Charles P. Summerall
Summerall
Rowley
Fred Sladen
Military Academy
West Point
New York
Robert Howze
Fifteenth Corps
Columbus
Ohio
Col
Army Air Service
Shenandoah
Army
Navy
Sherman Moreland
Reach Agreement for Funding Esthonia Debt
Washington official report states an agreement to fund Esthonia debt to the United States totaling 13.83 million dollars. Minister Pip signed for Esthonia and Secretary Mellon for the American debt commission with the Oct 28 date noted.
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Pilp
Esthonia
Mellon
United States
Pip
American Debt Commission
Edmund Stinnes Faroute to the United States
Berlin reports Dr Edmund Stinnes eldest son of Hugo Stinnes has secretly left for the United States after family disputes and quarrels with bankers over the family fortune. Friends say the departure signals a bid to seek new business environments.
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America
Associated Press
Berlin
Socelvark
Edmund Stinnes
Hugo Stinnes
United States
Stinnes
Georgia Division U D C Reports Big Membership Gain
Sandersville Ga Oct 28 A total membership of 17 540 with a gain of 635 over the past year topped the Georgia Division United Daughters of the Confederacy report presented by registrar Mrs Kirby Smith Anderson of Madison The 1925 convention opened yesterday with addresses by local and state dignitaries and veterans organization representatives.
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Sandersville
Associated Press
Kirby Smith Anderson
Madison
Georgia
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Veterans’ Organizations
Weather Forecast For South Carolina and Georgia
Generally fair and colder tonight and Thursday with likely frost tonight. Temperatures will dip across South Carolina and Georgia, bringing a crisp start to Thursday. Local roads may be slick in the morning low temperatures.
Plan conversion of Southern people to tariff policy
In Birmingham on October 22 the Southern States Republican League announced aims to convert Southern people to a high protective tariff, remove the negro as a factor in party councils, and suppress the "pie hunter" as it builds a military spirited virile party appealing to section pride.
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Southern Republican League
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Southern States Republican League
Salvage Efforts Continue After Victoria Wreck Recheck
Memphis Tenn October 28 workers today resumed salvage of twisted steel and wood from the Sunnyland passenger train derailment near Victoria Mississippi A recheck revealed twelve people killed in the wreck with ongoing search efforts and recovery operations described as renewed.
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Victoria
Miss
Associated Press
Sunnyland
St. Louis
San Francisco
Governors foresee great prosperity for Southern states
Six Southern governors meeting in Birmingham on October 28 forecast bright prospects for the region and the nation. They supported developing Muscle Shoals for agricultural needs and agreed the government must ensure fertilizer production meets demand for surrounding states.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
South
McDonald Named Vice Chairman of Georgia Public Service Commission
Walter R. McDonald of Augusta was elected vice chairman of the Georgia Public Service Commission at an executive session. He succeeds the late James D. Price of Athens, with the vote held in Atlanta on October 28.
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McDonald
THE
Public Service
Commission
Augusta Man
James D. Price
Athens
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Walter R. McDonald
Augusta
Georgia Public Service Commission
No Conflict Between Science and Religion Declared
The National Council of Congregational Churches went on record stating there can be no conflict between science and religion. They deplore any efforts by state or federal governments to interfere with teaching widely accepted scientific theories. The announcement was issued in Washington D C on October 28 by The Associated Press.
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National Council of Congregational Churches
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Midwest Snow Blankets The Plains And Rockies
A new blanket of snow covered the Midwest and Rocky Mountain states with deep accumulations from Helena Montana to Iowa. Temperatures plunged with readings near two degrees in Havre Montana and continued cold weather in southern Missouri Illinois and Indiana.
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Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Associated Press
Chicago
Mid West
Rocky Mountain
Ilinois
Helena
Montana
Havre
Freezing Weather Forecast Extends to North Georgia
The Weather Bureau reports a high pressure area and abnormally cold air spreading eastward and southward with temperatures dropping below freezing by Thursday as far south as northern Georgia and Alabama.
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Weather Bureau
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Alabama
Georgia
F C Jones Re elected Grand Treasurer by Georgia Masons
The Georgia Masonic Grand Lodge at its closing session reelected F C Jones of Thomasville as Grand Treasurer and kept other officers in place including W S Richardson as Grand Master, A G Miller as Deputy Grand Master, R L Cox Senior Grand Warden, Raymond Daniel Junior Grand Warden, Frank F Baker Grand Secretary, and J T Waldrop Grand Marshal.
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Grand Lodge
Macon
W. S. Richardson
Atlanta
Associated Preas
Georgia Masonic Grand Lodge
A. G. Miller
Waycross
R. L. Cox
Monroe
Raymond Daniel
F. C. Jones
Thomasville
Frank F
Baker
J. T. Waldrop
Griffin
Grand Marshall
Repeal of Stock Tax Proposed in Treasury Hearings
Washington reports discuss proposed repeal of the capital stock tax and allow filing as corporations for partners. Under-Secretary Winston warns such changes would reduce revenue not in treasury reduction plans. Officials suggest administrative changes and back-tax interest up to six percent, while urging repeal of capital stock levies and other taxes affecting boats and bowling venues.
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Washington, D.C
House
Ways and Means Committee
Winston
Treasury
Gregg
National Lumber Manufacturers Association
American Mining Congress Ane Ypresentatives Holding
National Coal Association
Unclear Fragments Echo Local Notice in OCR Text
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a death notice or obituary with names and kin missing. The readable lines mention a wife, a husband, children, and a decision but lack complete context or confirmation of events.
Odd Phrase Caps Local Election Note
Fragmentary OCR notes refer to a Fifteenth District election with a mention of candidates and a council or house of representatives context. Named entities are unclear due to corruption, but imply a political contest and selection process.
Fragmentary Civic Notes Unclear Plan for Paving Slaughter Houseside
A fragmented report mentions plans for paving and street work, census enumeration, and proposed projects. It references a council discussion involving Mr. filling, a guest, and objections. Mentions of a slaughter house, milk, and various associations hint at local civic topics but lack clear details.
Divorce Hearing Reveals Infatuation Claim
A divorce hearing disclosed that a husband confessed infatuation with another woman and asked for the divorce. The case involved a blind girl and a pair of corroborating witnesses, with a court indicating the divorce would be granted.
Out of 581 in 241 constituency elects
In the forthcoming election the district has 581 potential voters with 241 constituencies set to vote. The remaining 245 will participate in subsequent rounds.
Incomplete query on council funding and federal aid
The fragment discusses whether the council will pay aid and mentions a federal charge but lacks complete details. No names, dates, places, or outcomes are readable to determine the exact action or decision.
Incomplete Tax Provision Case Noted by Committee
Fragmentary text shows Joseph J. as an accountant on a committee for loan funds. Mentions revenue credits and sustained vision of a provision. References continuance of the provision and tax appeal restrictions affecting practice.
Two Burned to Death in Atlanta Bottling Plant Fire
Atlanta, Oct. 28 Two men died and a third was seriously injured when a fire largely destroyed the Coca Cola bottling plant. Warren Moore 40 a shipping clerk died in the blaze and T C Smith 35 was found outside the building hanging from a window and later died after breaking his back in a fall. Moore's body had not been recovered at dawn.
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Associated Preag
Atlanta
Warren Moore
T. C. Smith
Moore
Smith
Painleve Called to Form New French Cabinet
President Doumergue summoned Premier Painleve to form a new cabinet after the prior government resigned. Painleve said he would consult friends and party leaders before accepting the task. The Associated Press.
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Dsumergue
Painleve
Doum Rz1e
Associated Press
Board of Tax Appeals May Be Forced to Suspend Work
Washington budget bureau recommendations for next year threaten to suspend the board of tax appeals. Chairman Korner told the House Ways and Means Committee the major expense is 270000 dollars annually for salaries. He did not disclose the bureau's proposed appropriation.
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Board OF Tax Appeals
Korner
Budget Bureau
Board
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Ways and Means Committee
Bureau
New Incidents Endanger Balkan Peace Efforts
AP reports fresh clashes on Greece Bulgaria frontier threaten League of Nations pacification. Sofia accuses Greece of opening fire on a Bulgarian post. Athens says Bulgarians attacked Greek territory near Ramma. Salonika dispatch notes Greek withdrawal interrupted by Bulgarian attack as evacuation stalls.
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Associated Press
Greece
Bulgaria
League of Nations
Sofia
Athens
Ramma
London
Saloniki
Greece orders troops to withdraw from Bulgarian territory
Paris reports Greece told the League of Nations council it had ordered its forces in Bulgarian territory to retreat behind its frontier. Athens pledged that a full evacuation of Bulgaria would be carried out within the council's sixty hour deadline.
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Paris
Greece
League of Nations Council
Bulgaria
Geneva
Greek Frontiers Hold Troops. No Withdrawal Planned
Athens on October 28 reports Greek troops along the frontier will not be withdrawn for the time being, sustaining military posture amid ongoing tensions.
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Athens
Greece
League council to send Balkans mission on Greco Bulgarian conflict
Paris, Ott 28 The council of the league of nations will dispatch a commission to the Balkans to investigate the Greco Bulgarian clash. The action hinges on Greece and Bulgaria meeting evacuation and halt hostilities conditions.
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Paris
Council of the League of Nations
Balkans
Greece
Bulgaria
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