30 Sep 1921
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1921
Page
1
Dublin reports that on September 20 1930 Irish leaders including Eamon De Valera and Arthur Griffith were shown Lloyd George's reply at the Mansion House. Cabinet members greeted the wording with mixed reactions noting a boost to public confidence in the conference and predicting cautious progress.
Fragmented OCR text references Newberry and a public notice. Details are unreadable but indicate a legal or official notice with unspecified action and party names.
The readable text shows garbled phrases about a port and a reference to President Lee. Details are missing and the meaning is not recoverable from the fragment.
The report quotes Rely McKellar, freight and traffic manager, detailing six month tin commodities and a plan to transport with freight cars forty feet long carrying about 25 tons each. The proposed train would stretch about 0.806 miles, nearly halfway around the world.
New York reports Babe Ruth is confined to his hotel room with attack of la grippe and will likely miss the Philadelphia game with the Athletics today. Mrs Ruth confirms the illness and says she expects he might play in a later game of the series, though some doubt remains about a World Series appearance.
A brief quake rattled the southwest section of Los Angeles early today. The tremor lasted only a few seconds with no injuries or damage reported.
A fragmented report notes a governor and officials addressing widespread liquor violations. Citizens and inspectors push for stricter enforcement and penalties to curb illegal drinking and protect the public order.
Rome dispatch to the London Times reports accusations against Duke D Arata a cousin of King Emmanuel of Italy. The paper says he aspires to the throne with fascist support and aims to foment discontent in the Carabinieri and army.
Washington Sept 25 Democratic Senators in conference agreed to demand reasonable consideration before voting ratification of the peace treaties. Senator Underwood announced the results, signaling opposition to the GOP plan for night sessions with a vote only when a Senator is ready to speak.
In San Francisco on September 29 Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle was ordered to post $8,000 bail after a grand jury indicted him for manslaughter in the case of Virginia Rappe. Judge Lazarus said there was enough in Arbuckle's conduct to warrant trial on the charge but found no rape or attempted rape. Arbuckle appeared calm as his wife and relatives offered support while onlookers congratulated him.
A large posse of sheriff's deputies and police scoured the Edmond area after six masked bandits forced mail car clerks on an Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe train to throw four pouches, one possibly containing registered mail. No injuries reported as authorities pursue the suspects.
The statement notes Japan’s stance on fundamental policy matters and demands ahead of a major conference. It emphasizes that Japan views these issues as accomplished facts and reflects its position amid broader negotiations with other nations.
Mrs Madeline Taylor of Success Arkansas writes to the Arkansas Gazette offering to enter two years of servitude to anyone who will place her invalid husband in a hospital and pay for an operation. Her husband, a former Navy serviceman, was honorably discharged after fourteen months overseas and has been helpless since an injury.
Dayton Ohio September 29 Lieut John MacReady test pilot at Me tGook Field shattered the world altitude record by reaching 40800 feet in the Le Pere biplane used by Rudolph Schroeder who held 38180 feet since February 28 1920. The flight lasted one hour forty seven minutes with engine failure near the top and a safe landing.
A fragmented 1920s testimony outlines an attack linked to a letter and alleged provocations. Judge Hopkins figures referenced, jurors hear about letters attributed to Hough and a defendant’s justification later deemed irrelevant. The jury awards one dollar plus costs.
Albany Ga Sept 29 Glenn Moore Hudson and his wife were jointly indicted today for the murder of Mrs Hudsons two sons aged 10 and 4 at their home two miles south of Albany in July.
Washington September 29 Senate Democrats at a conference adopted a resolution expressing hope that the fullest measure of success would attend the disarmament conferences called by President Harding.
The readable content is fragmented and lacks identifiable people places or events. It does not provide a coherent report or discernible actions to summarize into a factual card.
Davison of J. P. Morgan Co plans winter residence in Thomasville Georgia to regain health. He has leased his Park Avenue town house to Marshall Field of Chicago as part of the arrangement.
Clarence Duren was stabbed in the back by G W Harper Thursday afternoon near Judge Gandy’s office. Duren, who had materials to sue Harper for rent and garnished his bank account, was treated at Dr Ferguson’s office and is expected to recover. Harper, an armed man, was placed in custody at the barracks as police investigated developments.
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