Thomasville to House a New Produce Market This Season
Thomasville plans a general produce market for the coming season. R W McMillan of Ochlocknee plans to lease the tobacco warehouse to buy syrup corn hay peanuts poultry eggs and more. The plan includes a curb market twice weekly and strong backing from the Chamber of Commerce and J B Walking Company.
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R. W
Bob” MacMillan
Ochiocknee
Portia
New
J. B. Watkins Company
Thomanville
McMillan
Chamber of Commerce
J.B. Walking Company
Farmers Union
W. H. Burch and Son
Chinese in New York Await Deportation Hearing
In New York on September 11, authorities prepare for deportation proceedings for over 200 Chinese held after two raids. About a thousand suspects were arrested, with those at the Tombs to provide certificates proving lawful residence and avoiding further detention.
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New York
Republican Split Over La Follette Nomination
In Milwaukee an anti La Follette faction consolidates around a single candidate after a convention where Roy P. Wilcox and Edward F. Dithmar contend. A heated dispute among Republicans ends with one man favored as the likely nominee as the race moves to the finish.
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Milwaukee
Wisunties
United States
Roy P. Wilcox
Edward F Dithmar
Colg
Eli
Arthur Barry
Wilcox
M. la Follette
Independent bid shapes up in Wisconsin primary race
The draft shows Dithmar seeking an independent path as Wilcox faces defeat amid Ku Klux Klan tensions and party splits. La Follette leads Republican momentum with a Speaking campaign after winning the GOP nomination by about 99 000 votes as socialist and socialist-labor nominees contest.
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Dithmar
Mf Wilcox
Wilcox
C Woodward
Bruce
John. M
George Bauman
la Folette
Stevens Point
Mystery Stoppage in Rum Running Vessel General Serrett
Rum running voyage of the auxiliary schooner General Serrett ends abruptly after loading whisky at Antwerp and entering Dover harbor. Machinery breakdown and possible tampering cited with repair cost around five pounds. British papers hint at a plot against Mme. Glorida de Vere Casarce dubbed the beautiful rum renner.
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General Serrett
Dover
Associated Press
London
Dover Harbor
Antwerp
Mme. Glorida de Vere Casarce
Rum Renner
Sahara expedition to search for civilization cradle by auto travel
A 10 October motor expedition led by anthropologists will cross the Sahara seeking caves with ancient paintings and evidence of early civilization. Five scientists and six others will travel in four or five cars along Citroen routes with interpreters for Taureg area challenges and desert fuel caches prepared.
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Associated
Presa
New York
Sahara Desert
North Africa
Citroen
Sahara
Africa
Wolffe Denies Miss Ederle Allegations In Channel Swim
Brighton England Sept 19 Jabez Wolffe trainer of Gertrude Ederle denied her claim she was taken from the water during the Channel attempt. He said at hour six she complained of cramp and he urged her to continue to hour eight when she was in great agony due to lack of endurance.
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Associated Press
Brighton
Tagland
Jabez Wolffe
Misa Gertrude Ederle
English Channel
Atlanta Attorney Fatally Struck by Vehicle
Atlanta attorney Jason A. Morris was hospitalized in critical condition after being struck by a light automobile truck in front of Brookwood station. The incident occurred early today in Atlanta, and Morris’s prognosis remained grave.
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Atlanta
Jason A.morris
Brookwood Station
Third Son of Darwin Dies in Cambridge at 77
Cambridge England Sept 19 Sir Francis Darwin third son of Charles Darwin died here today at the age of seventy seven.
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Associated Press
Cambridge
England
Sir Francis Darwin
Charles Darwin
Steamship President Arthur Catches Fire at Pier
New York September 19 a fire of undetermined origin was found in the hold of the steamship President Arthur of the American Palestine line at the pier in the Hudson River. The blaze appeared to have started in mattresses in the quartermaster’s quarters and was being fought by crew and officials.
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Arthur
Hudson
Associated Press
New York
President Arthur
American Palestine
Hudson River
Mattreses
Anderson declines Virginia governor nomination
Henry W. Anderson announced in Washington that he would not accept the Republican nomination for Governor of Virginia. He cited personal reasons and said he would not seek the office in the upcoming Virginia election.
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Virginia
Washington, D. C
Henry W. Anderson
Smoot Downplays France Debt Crisis and Flags Italy Weakness
Sen Smoot of the American debt commission says France can meet obligations as experts grow and industries improve. He cautions Italy remains least able to pay, noting exports lag imports and agriculture struggles amid broader economic woes.
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France
Italy
Associated Preas
Washington, D. C
Senator Smoot
American’ Debt Commission
Smoot
Coolidge Chooses Comfort Over Style in Dress
Washington dispatch notes President Coolidge opted for comfort over fashion during a September 19 stroll. He left his felt hat at home, wearing a well worn straw sailor that had served through the summer while moving through the business district.
Rear Admiral Benson Honored for 50 Years of Service
Washington will honor Rear Admiral William S. Benson for fifty years of naval service and his post retirement work with the United States Shipping Board at a testimonial dinner on his seventieth birthday.
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Benson
Navy and Shipping Board
William S. Benson
United States Shipping Board
Weather for Georgia Fair Tonight and Sunday
The forecast calls for fair conditions in Georgia with little temperature change. Gentle variable winds are expected tonight and Sunday.
Chile Bans Ultra Modern Women’s Dresses
In Santiago Chile Monsignor Frazaris archbishop of Santiago censures ultra modern styles of dress worn by women in Chile and Buenos Aires in a letter to archdiocese bishops. The Associated Press report from Sept 18 notes the directive extends the fashion ban to Chile.
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Chile
Capital
Santiago
the Associated Press
Signor Frazaris
American warships to be withdrawn from Nicaragua
Washington Sept 19 The state department expects withdrawal of ten American warships from Nicaraguan waters within a day or two. No American interests are reported endangered by the political upheaval and the ships are deemed no longer necessary to be kept on hand.
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Washington, D . C
Snch
State Department
Mining Engineer Leo Blackman Dies by Own Hand in New Jersey
New Brunswick New Jersey September 19 1918 mining engineer Leo S Blackman celebrated for a bravery medal as a member of the Twenty Seventh engineers in the Argonne shot killed himself in a city hotel authorities reported today his death is being investigated as self inflicted and occurred while he was staying in the hotel at the time of the tragedy
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Krim
Myself
Sheshuft
Laly
Kiange
Buat
Thing Er Ouergha
Bibane
Bitter &m
Zaoula
Oulad
Associated Press
New Brunswick
N. J
Leo S. Blackman
Twenty- Seventh
Engineera
Argonne
Five Held in Georgia Capital Shooting Death
Atlanta police held five persons without bond on a blanket charge of suspicion after Leonard Langford was shot dead and J. B. Waldrop was wounded. The suspects are J. B. Waldrop, his wife, Roger T. Gilbert, Paul Johnson, and his wife. Police say the shooting began over whiskey.
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Georgia
Leonard Langford
Associated Press
Atlanta
J. B. Waldrop
Roger T. Gilbert
Paul Johnson
Gilbert
Communist Plot to Overthrow Italian Government Found
Rome reports police uncovered alleged headquarters and raided 200 private homes. They arrested 68 people and seized large quantities of propaganda documents tied to a nation wide Communist plot to topple the Italian government.
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Rome
Italian Princess Invites Servants to Wedding
Italian Princess Mafalda of Racconigi invites all her childhood servants including her aged nurse to attend her wedding to Prince Philip of Hesse next Wednesday in Racconigi. The event marks a display of fondness for those who served her in youth.
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Mafalda
Prince Philip of Hessee
Associated Press
Racconigi
Italy
Prince Philip of Hesse
Orbita Liner Runs Aground in English Channel
The Royal Mail liner Orbita bound for New York went aground today in the English Channel as heavy seas and a storm raged. No further details on damage or casualties were provided.
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Orbita
English Channel
Associated Press
Southamton
Royal Mail
New York
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