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WE.'THEfl FORECAST ADVERTISING FORMS CLOSE NINE A. M. DAILY ChanfM of Copy Rictlnd oftor that tlma art scheduled u run th# VOL. XXXIII. No. 305. TH0MA8VILLE, GEORGIA MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 0, 1922. 154)0 PER ANNUM Ninety-Five Men Entombed In Pennsylvania Mine REILLY MINE AT SPANGLER, PENN., SCENE OF DISASTER CAUSED BY EXPLOSION IN SHAFT; RESCUE PARTIES BELIEVE ALL WILL PERISH Two Rescue Parties Have Already Been Down and Some Bodies Are Said to Have Been Brought Up. — Special Mine Rescue Train Makes Fast Time Going to Scene Of Disaster From Pittsburgh.—Wives of the Entombed Men Stand in Rain Waiting for Tidings. •nr Associated Press* tombed In the AeiUy mine near here Spangler. Pa., Nor. 6—The first th , 8 mornlngf when nn expl08lon 1# the Reilly coal jj e n eve( j t„ j, ave blocked the entranc- reacue party mine after the explosion this morn-., 1 reported at noon today that they [ Tbe Mtent esptoslon had had found three bodie. and feared , bee „ detem , ne(i at „„ e „i, that ..me If not all of the ninety oth-1 hour . Mlbe rescue c ,„ were , t er, entombed are dead. The dead : Q0CC ordercd tram puuburgh, and miner, were breught to the foot of , Mr „ 0( m ,„ er , gnmered. eager to begin rescue work. The wives of thj the shaft and the rescuers for further explorations. The rescuers came to the surface shortly after the second trip, but j spread declined to give out further informa- 1 tlon. A second rescue party Immedi ately went Into the mine. Scores of women j Authorities said that one of the main entries to the shaft was blocked eui into me mine, scores oij b falIlng debris fi re hundred feet •food about hopefully deeplte from th „ botlom steady rain. HARDING WILL GET ELECTION RETURNS AT WHITE HOUSE (By Auo'Sut.,1 Washington, D. C.. Nov. 6.— President Harding will receive the election returns tomorrow’ night In his study In the White House, arrangements, having been made today at tbs executive offices for special service for the transmission of the returns in bulletin form to the President. IOWA GOVERNOR INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT (By J Des Moines, la., Nor. 6.—Governor Kendall, suffered a fractured rib In automobile accident near Sioux Falls, Friday, It was announced to day. He was thrown from a when the rear wheel flew off rounding a curve. ELECTIONS TOMORROW CREATE INTEREST IN ALL SECTIONS OF COUNTRY IN BOTH PARTIES RESCUE TRAIN EN ROUTE , TO 8CENE OF DI8A8TER Cresson, Penn., Nov. 6.—When the special mine rescue car from Pitts- ’ burgh arrived here today, members of j the crew said they had rece.ved a re-, (By Asuoctntoa ri-ewn Carolina and Virginia, will elect port that twenty-eight bodies nad j Atlanta, Ga.. Nov.- With final new governors, been recovered from the talno at preparations completed for the gener-. * ____ Spangler. The train made a speed of a i election tomorrow, ratification of HULL PREDICTS VICTORY 67 miles an hour here. The crew said the amendment submitted by the leg-1 FOR THE DEMOCRATS! the train would make the remaining Mature creating Peach county by j Washington, D. C. Nov. 6—Chair- twenty-two miles to Spangler In 20 the votes of Houston and Macon coun- man Cordell Hull, of the Democratic minutes. ties, holds the center of Interest thru- ( Rational committee, (declared In NINETY-FIVE MEN INTOlllWrtf* 1 " *" IN MINE BY EXPLOSION IN PA. Spangler. Pa., Nov. 6.—Nlnety-llvs , *" y , men are reported to have been GERMAN EMPEROR BOOED BY HOLLAND FOLKS DURING THE WEDDING CEREMONY Former Kaiser Married Sun day to Princess Hermine in Presence of -Twenty-Eight Guests, While Natives oi Doom Jeered Him. (By A Modeled Pr.ei. Doom, Holland. Nor. 6.—The for- mer German Emperor and his bride who was Princess Hermine, began their honeymoon today with no place go. They were married yesterday at the Kaiser’s exile home with guests present who called the Ka! His Majesty and. the bride, Her Se- Highness. CHILLING RAIN*FALL8 AS WEDDING TAKE8 PLACE Doom, Holland, Nov. 6.—The former German emperor, once all highest of the empire, and Princess Hermine of Reuse, were married yesterday at the House of Doom, where the abides in exile. This second venture was in strange contrast with that day In 1881 when, as crown prince, he wedded Augusta Victoria, daughter of the Grand Duke Frederick of Schleswig-Holstein. Several of the offspring of that fli union were present yesterday to t the seal of family approval to the n< alliance. There were two hegemonies, a civil contract drawn up an signed by “Wil helm II.” and “Heri line, Reuss” as TURK NATIONALISTS PLAN TO TAKE CONSTANTINOPLE AND PREVENT PASSAGE OF SUPS THROUGH THE DARDANELLES (Continued on page 6) WATSON WILL PROBATE WAS AGAIN POSTPONED (By Associated Press* Thomson, Ga., Nov. 8.—Probation of the will of the late Senator Wat son, which was set for today, was postponed until Monday at which time, It Is expected It will be postpon ed again. Georgia. 1 statement last night that “this I Clifford M. Walker will be named Democratic year” and that “a greater the next Governor and and more widespread Democratic Walter F. George will he officially victory will be registered on Tuesday elected United States Senator. ,than I at first predicted.” Max WUensky of Atlanta Is run-j “The trend of public sentiment, nlng as a Non-Partisan candidate for originally away from the Republican Congress from the Fifth District, op- party,” Chairman Hull added, posing Congressman Upshaw. steadily toward the Democratic party, shown by reports from LAWYER FOUND GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY IN BALTIMORE Baltimore* Md., Nov. 6.—Harry B. Wolf, well known criminal lawyer, and former Congressman, was today found guilty of conspiracy to ob struct justice In connection with the murder of William Norris, last Au- *u«t. NO PEACE YET FOR IRELAND (By Asaocistca Press) Dublin,’ Iceland, Nov. 6.—A long statement Issued as a “Dali Communi que” and signed by Eamon de Valera as President, announces definitely that there Is no truth In the rumors of peace negotiations between his par- the Southern states tomorrow. Four ty and the Free State government. ELECTIONS IN MIDDLE WE8T Chicago, Ill., Nov. 6.—Senatorial campaigns In nine states of the Middle West end today ns the Issues of morrow’s off-year election tlon of the country received at Demo cratic headquarters In the closing weeks of the campaign. “In every section of the country to* the there are manifestations of the right- people. BIx United State* Senetore “"« re,e " l ” ent ° f ™ tr « ed p “ Horn the Central State, ore eeehtnl, «>« asainst tbe '“ctlonerr Repair ... election . They ere Itopdbllceno Congre.e nnd odralnl.tretlon b* Townsond, Michigan Kellog. Mlnne. aause °< “»"■ “> * lve Promised LaFollette, Wleconeln. nemo- rellel. They ere Indignant also at the Hitchcock, Nebraska: Reed, recklees ond eitrayegant approprio- Missouri; Pomerene. Ohio. tllm! of the People’e money end the The Hnrdlng administration Is the <•'"« pretensea ot economy, ngalnet big lesuo In Ohio whore Congrcesmen Newberrylsm. Nat Goldstelnlsm. Fete, champion ot the Harding forces Daughertylem, Lnekerlam and the Is opposing Pomerene. • a. , * Djf Associated Press) Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 6.—Governor Hardwick announced today that the full power given him by the law will be used to assist In the arrest and prosecution of the men who kidnaped R. F. Mills of Macon Saturday night and clubbed him Into unconscioos- The Governor declared he had directed Attorney General Napier to assist in prosecution of the case If arrests are made. 80UTHERN ELECTIONS. HARDWICK WILL PRESS CHARGES AGAINST MEN WHO KIDNAPED AND BEAT MACON MAN F f YOUH HOME there'* some room—maybe yours or the kiddies, living room, din ing room orkitchen—where you’d like to change the color of the woodwork* That’# the place and job fop RVhat’a more, you can have your favored color scheme •—mahogany, walnut, moss green, cherry, light or dado oak or any of six pjpuing -heumatism which has afflicted the so-called ‘best minds* of the adminis tration. "No promises have been kept ex- Atlanta, Ga. .Nov. 6.—-Tho election cep j t0 tbe gpecinal Interests which of Senators In five states: Virginia, pre y upon the people and the multi- Florida, Georgia, Tennessee and Mis- to mi ona j re 0 nd profiteering classes els.lppl. wm feature theTOtln *J“ who have had their taxes reduced. . Two years ago the people wanted states, Tennessee. Alabama, North change froru the aftermath ot war; the signs then wore unmistakable and 'they are equally unmistakable no-v that the people want another change— a change from reactionary Republican failure and- Incompetence back to Democratic prosperity which they en joyed for eight years under a Demo cratic administration. TUev realise that the first slep back to prosperity Is the election of a Democratic Con gress to prevent further legislation like the profiteer’s tarllf bill, the tax-shifting and tax-Jugglin? revenue act, the extravagant appropriations and expenditures and special fari.r Ism to special Interests. ' “All these facts will be reflected la the great Democratic victory on rues day. This is a Democratic yea.-. ’ Come in aa3 let vs tSom you wtut you can do with if, We’re tbs FIXALU itore. MASH-MILTON DRUG CO. -A Good Fkw to Tw*.- Phones 105 and 106 UNKING UP EVIDENCE IN JERSEY MURDER CASE FOR GRAND JURY Now Brunswick.'^" 4 /, r 'Nov. C. —A on Terence between Attorney Gener al McRan and all ot the Investigators In the Hall-Mills murder case has been called It was learned today to perfect the long chain of evidence to he submitted to the grand Jury later In the week. .The conference will de termine whether the rector’s wldov will be permitted to appear before the grand Jury. MURDER CASE RE-EXAMINED New Brunswick, N. J., Nov. 6. — Aside from the re-examination of sev eral witnesses by detectives, no ac tion Is expected In the Hall-Mills mur der case until after the election to morrow. Atotrncy Mott said he would probably begin presenting the case to the grand Jury Thursday. Mrs. Hall, widow of the slain rector, let It be known that she would Insist that she be allowed to appear beforo the Jury. The prosecution, however, Is expected to exert efforts to preve^O this. FIVE DIE IN CALIFORNIA ROOMING HOUSE FIRE • (By AssocrntMC «*r*ae> • Red Bluff, Cal., Nov. 6.—Five -e dead, another Injured and another held, pending the filing of charges i a result of a fire which destroyed rooming house at Westwood. Th' an arrested, gaused the blase, win i he Inadvertantly set fire to # bed, the police say. FASCISTI AND NATIONALISTS IN CLASH ROME REPORTS (By Aasoclnted Press) Rome, Italy, Nov. 6.—The Fascistl and Nationalists clashed today at Taranto, In Southeastern Italy over questions of local politics. In the fight, seven were killed and a num ber wounded, casualties being suffer- both sides. New Development in the Near Eastern Matter is of Serious Concern to England, Which is in Charge of Affairs at Constantinople. — All Ships Passing Through Darda nelles Must Salute the New Turk Government and Have Permission to Make the Passage. rBy Assoc)* Constantinople, No) b Nationalists aftor overthrowing e Sultan’s government and declar ing him bereft of all civil power, are seeking fresh conquests In a man- whicli Is likely to bring trouble with the allies. After the Nationalists had demand- 1 the Allied withdrawal from SCHOOLS CLOSED ON ACCOUNT OF LACK OF FUEL, PEOPLE RAID LOADED FREIGHT CARS (By t jelated Tress) Scranton,' Pa., Nov. 6.—Ten schools In the borough of Olyphant, which closed two weeks ago because of the coal ‘shortage, were able to open today after a throng of citizens yes terday marched on the Delaware and Hudson railroad and confiscated 120 Ions of coal from the cars. Leaders declared they confiscated the coal be- ause the coal companies bad refused j sell it V* * COAL CONFISCATED IN PENN. Scranton, l*a., Nov. 6. Headed by policemen, firemen, councumen school directors and Burges P. B. Dempsey, several thousand citizens of Olyphant borough, five miles north of here, yesterday marched on-;tfce Delaware and Hudson Railroad and confiscated four cars of coal to supply churches and schools that have been without fuel for weeks. The federal government and state CURIOUS CASE OF APHASIA REPORTED Man Disappears From Illi nois Home and Loses Speech And Memory, it is Said. <|lv AMociattd Pros* Chicago, Ill., Nov. J. Howard Jayne, who disappeared from his at Monmouth, Illinois, two ago and who was found in an Evanston hospital yesterday with his memory gone and speech Impaired, Is erlng today. According to puy- slclans he Is suffering from ft rare type of aphasia. ALLIED SHIPS FORBIDDEN TO PASS THRU DARDANELLES Constantinople, Nov. 6.—The Turk ish Nationalist government has hand ed a note to the Allied high commis sioners here to the effect that the warships of all nations must ask It city and ordering American nnd AI- fnr authorization to ossa the Strait, lied sailors not to land nt Komallot °< ">• Dardanelles tho Haras com. porta with special permission, the AI- , ponl,nt ter8 1,a a bM P Informed. The, llod commlsaloners roted that they alm0,t must salute the new gOTern- would refuie all demand., j ment ot Tarkey The Sultan's government ha. ac- TURKEY MAY CHALLENGE cepted his downfall, although Moham-j AUTHORITY OF THE ALLIES j London, Nor. 6.—In Great Britain there is strong opinion that the Kera- allsts, flushed by their recent con quest and relying perhaps, upon the support of Russia, Intend to challenge the powers of Europe. The Constantinople correspondent of the Dally News reports that fif teen thousand Turkish former sol- oal. Trucks, wagons, automobiles and chicles of every sort were pressed into service to haul the churches and schools. The schools had been closed two weeks and 2,500 pupils had boon out of their classes because coal companies mining in Olyphant shipped the fuel to other cities and refused to sell any in Olyphqnt. The Olyphant authorities embargo on a train of coal in the borough and are holding It. While hundreds of citizens shovel ed the coal into the trucks the fire- *n and policemen stood on guard keep railroad police from interfer- f. There wns no interference from the railroad authorities, how- of coal were moved rapidly to Olyphant. vTllareported CAPTURED BY SOME OF HIS OWN MEN (By t s. He ui diers in that city ; rejoin the colors i derstands that their object! Western Thrace. LAU8ANNE CONFERENCE IS AGAIN POSTPONED London, Nov. 6.—As a result of the Bsyjjltuetlon created in Constan tinople, by the Turkish demand that Allied occupation of the city cease, the peace conference called for Lau* ) on November 13th. has been postponed possibly a fortnight, it was announced today. Is stated In authoritative circles in no circumstances will the British point of view regarding the nee of Allied troops In Constan tinople be changed. The Br'tlsh in to uphold the Mudania armls- agreement and remain In tho neutral zone with troops. it, how ;s to send civil edminstratlve officers to Chanak, Gallipoli and Con- itantlnople, there will be no objec tions, It is declared. So far as can he learned the Sultan has not abdicated. It Is believed the British are taking steps to protect him and the Prince. Mexico City, Nov. 6.—Francisco \ KEMALISTS NOW CONTROL CHICAGO ALDERMAN'S HOME WAS BOMBED (I)y Ammoinufl Press) , Chicago, Ill., Nov. 6.—A bomb ex plosion early today Jolted Alderman William O’Toole and his family from their beds and damaged the residence. The Alderman said he was unable to assign any cause for the attack, although the police sup- Vllla. former bandit leader, has been captured by some of his own men, on his ranch In Durango, according to a report received here. The messages said that Villa’s loyal men also were made prisoner and his headquarters captured. 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