France to Send New League Council Ambassador 19
Paris reports that Senator Henry Berenger will be appointed French ambassador to the United States to succeed Emile Maeschner. The cabinet aims to use the posting to advance debt negotiations with Washington. Briand and Painleve push renewed efforts to settle the debt with the United States.
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League Council
United States
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Associated Press
Paris
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Emile Maeschner
Thomason Sawyer Killed In Dove Hunt Accident
Funeral arrangements were under way for John T. West a prominent Thomason lawyer and local leader who was fatally shot when his shotgun discharged while dove hunting near Thomason yesterday. The birdshot entered his throat and traveled upward to his head.
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John T. West
Section
Associated, Press
Thomason
Negro conference votes against unification plan
Raleigh North Carolina October 30 ministers at the annual North Carolina Negro conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church voted 71 to 4 against unification with the Methodist Episcopal Church South.
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The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Weather Forecast for South Carolina and Georgia
Rain tonight may change to snow in northern portions. Colder tonight with a gradual rise in temperatures. Tennessee forecast calls for generally fair and colder conditions tonight, with possible light snow in the extreme east portion.
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Tennessee
League Council ends after Greece Bulgaria ceasefire
The League of Nations Council, meeting in Paris, adjourned after Greece completed evacuating Bulgarian soil eight hours before the deadline, averting threatened hostilities. Military experts reported the evacuation was finished at the final session.
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Greece
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Earthquake Rocks Santa Barbara in Morning Tremor
Santa Barbara California reported a sharp earthquake early today with no damage. The temblor caused brief disruption but no injuries or structural harm were observed.
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Santa Barbara
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Eldora County Pioneer M Brown Dies at Ninety-One
An aged Eldora County pioneer of the gold days, M Brown aged ninety one, is described in a brief obituary. The notice notes his long life and the recent grave scoop laid in solid rock, marking the end of an era for the early mining community.
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Associated Pressen
Florida Embargo Affects Fruit Movement Northward
Florida officials enact an embargo on inbound freight to restrict movement of fruit and vegetables. The action aims to steady supplies and prevent damage as railroads curb shipments across Tampa Miami St. Petersburg and other cities, with full enforcement to begin in November.
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Associated Press
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Jacimber
Sin Iape
Dointec
Greeks Evacuate Bulgarian Territory
Greek troops completed the evacuation of Bulgarian territory at midnight eight hours before the league council deadline. A telegram from French Belgian and Italian military attaches read at the council session said the withdrawal occurred without incidents.
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Paris
League Council
France
Belgium
Italy
Greek troop withdrawal spurs claims of pillage in Bulgaria
Sofia papers publish eye witness accounts alleging Greek troops left Bulgarian homes looted, taking food clothing and furnishings and leaving only bare walls behind.
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Bulgaria
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French Bombardment of Damascus Estimated at Ten Million
Washington reports place Damascus damage at ten million dollars with about one thousand lives lost. No official word yet on American casualties. American officials in Paris provided details to the French government about General Sarrail’s actions in Syria.
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Alapaha Man Killed When Train Hit Auto
James S. McMill, 76, died in Alapaha after his car was struck by an Atlantic Coast Line train yesterday. The fatal crash followed injuries from the collision, with officials reporting the incident in Tifton Georgia. An embargo was announced to control Florida freight movement with a permit system for general shipments.
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AUTO
Florida
Wife of Colorado Rancher Kills 140 Snakes in Battle
Mrs H H Slaughterback wife of a rich rancher at Fort Lupton Colo killed 140 rattlesnakes with a club in a two hour struggle to protect her three year old child during a pasture ride. She was not bitten and kept her baby safe on the horse.
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H. H. Slaughterback
Fort Lupton
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Caillaux Absent as Painleve Forms New French Cabinet
Paris reports Premier Painleve reconstructs the cabinet without Caillaux and several earlier ministers. Briand remains foreign minister, Chaumet named Bank of France governor, and Deladier to lead the war portfolio. The ministry faces coalition pressure over financial policy and the American debt issue.
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Painleve
France
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Charles Chaumet
Bank of France
Coalition
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United States
Butts County Centennial Celebration Draws Thousands
Jackson Ga Oct 30 Butts County marked its centennial recalling 1825 when Captain Samuel Butts led pioneers into an aboriginal wilderness. Thousands attended from across the state as a Jubilee featured fifty floats and the coronation of Miss Virginia White of Flovilla as Queen of the Centennial. Senator Walter F George spoke in the morning.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Ga
Butts County
Samuel Butts
Virginia White
Flovilla
Walter F. George
Unification Vote Falls Short In Methodist Church South
In Nashville Tennessee twenty six conferences cast a vote of 2633 for unification with the Episcopal Church and 1901 against. The tally misses the constitutional three fourths by 768 votes with 19 conferences still to vote indicating the plan lacks sufficient support to pass.
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Plan of Unification
Pueblo High Student Found Unconscious After Outfit Incident
Dale Se christ, a Pueblo high school pupil, attended class in oversized Oxford bags. Thirty minutes later he was found unconscious on school grounds with his trousers dangling from a nearby tree as authorities investigate the incident.
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Dale Sechrist
Oxford
Associated Preas
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Mitchell Pleads Not Guilty Before Military Court
Colonel William Mitchell pleaded not guilty to all charges at his court martial in Washington DC after the court rejected objections over a bill of particulars. The air officer answered not guilty as charges were called, and the trial began with recesses to allow witness examinations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William Mitchell
San Antonio
President Coolidge
Secretary Davis
War Department
Auto Collision Near Louisville Claims One Life
Louisvill e Ga Oct 30 Alvin Wrens 35 a farmer living nearby is dead and T E Pool local merchant and his daughter Mertice are seriously injured in a head on collision that demolished both cars on the Wies on highway near here last night
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