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@georgianewspapers.bsky.socialOct 14, 2026, 2:16 PM

The Cordele Dispatch, February 21, 1927. Courtesy of the Digital Library of Georgia.

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A.I.-transcribed headlines from “The Cordele Dispatch,” Cordele, Georgia, February 21, 1927, page 1, reading: “REED’S SENATE COMMITTEE STARTS ILLINOIS FRAUD PROBE. CONTEMPT WILL BE CHARGED AGAINST INSULL ATTORNEY. SCHUYLER REFUSES TO ANSWER QUESTIONS PUT TO HIM BY REED. Decries Force In Dealing with Latin Nations. COW-HOG-HEN WEEK IS SET BY GOVERNOR. STATE’S OFFICIAL AND CIVIC BODIES OFFICIAL AND CIVIC BODIES TO CO-OPERATE FOR DIVERSIFICATION. SIXTEEN DEATHS IN NORTHERN STORMS. LINDSEY PLEA FOR A REHEARING IS DENIED. Gave $45,000 To Local County Election, Charged. DIVORCE CASE FINDS MAN MARRIED 10 YEARS AGO. TRAIN KILLS GUYTON MAN IN HIS AUTOMOBILE. INVESTIGATION OF LYONS WHIPPINGS ON TODAY. MARKETS AT GLANCE. AGITATORS ARE BEHEADED BY CANTONESE ARMY. BIG DECREASE SHOWN IN STRIKE ACTIVITIES AS RESULT—BRITISH TO DISSOLVE MUNICIPALITY. LOUISIANA MAN GETS 6 MONTHS FOR PEONAGE. MAN IS FATALLY SHOT BY WOMAN WHO KILLS SELF. STETSON, ENVOY, GOES TO WARSAW FOR NEGOTIATIONS. 810 NEW MARINES AND BLUE JACKETS NOW IN NICARAGUA. ON DUTY ALONG RAILROAD TO KEEP ROAD OPEN TO AMERICANS. MINERS NEW WAGE SCALE NOT YET REACHED. COLLISION OF CARS KILLS AGED WOMAN. GOVERNMENT WINS CASES.”
@georgianewspapers.bsky.socialOct 12, 2026, 12:10 AM

The Cordele Dispatch and Daily Sentinel, February 18, 1926. Courtesy of the Digital Library of Georgia.

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A.I.-transcribed article from “The Cordele Dispatch and Daily Sentinel,” Cordele, Georgia, February 18, 1926, page 1, reading: “FRESH DISPUTE SEARCH BEGINS SLIDE VICTIMS IN UTAH SNOWS THIRTY-SIX DEAD AND FORTY STILL MISSING IN SAP GULCH BINGHAM, Utah, Feb. 18 (AP)— More than a hundred men began systematic search of the debris at the foot of Sap Gulch today. In this way it was hoped to recover the bodies of those still unaccounted for in the snowslide which yesterday took a known toll of thirty-six lives.”
@georgianewspapers.bsky.socialOct 4, 2026, 11:37 PM

The Cordele Dispatch, March 31, 1920. Courtesy of the Digital Library of Georgia.

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A.I.-transcribed article from “The Cordele Dispatch,” Cordele, Georgia, March 31, 1920, page 1, reading: “M’ADOO IS NOT CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENCY YET TELLS LABOR REPRESENTATIVES HAS NO CAMPAIGN AND RACE NOT FINANCED Says Corrupt Use of Money Serious Menace to Demicratic Institutions. Washington, Mar. 31.—William G. McAdoo, replying today to the questionnaire of the “labor” and railroad brotherhood publication, says he is not a candidate for the democratic nomination for the presidency; that”
@georgianewspapers.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 2:12 PM

The Cordele Dispatch, June 2, 1919. Courtesy of the Digital Library of Georgia.

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The nameplate of “The Cordele Dispatch,” a newspaper published in Cordele, Georgia (Crisp County), as printed on June 2, 1919: the paper’s name in large display type, cropped from the top of the front page, with the top of the page beneath it. A.I.-transcribed, the band beneath reads: “CORDELE, GEORGIA, MONDAY, JUNE 2, 1919. REFUSAL OF GERMAN PROPOSALS DUE TO GO FRIDAY; ENEMY MUST ACCEPT OR REJECT TERMS BY JUNE 25th. AUSTRIA SHRINKS INTO A NATION OF SIX MILLIONS UNDER TERMS OF TREATY. Renner’s Only Address. Summary of Terms. Adriatic Problem Unsolved…”
@georgianewspapers.bsky.socialSep 26, 2026, 12:10 AM

The Cordele Dispatch and Daily Sentinel, December 7, 1924. Courtesy of the Digital Library of Georgia.

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A.I.-transcribed headline from “The Cordele Dispatch and Daily Sentinel,” Cordele, Georgia, December 7, 1924, page 1, reading: “FRENCH GOVERNMENT AIMS AT DESTRUCTION COMMUNIST FORCES.”
@georgianewspapers.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 2:13 PM

The Cordele Dispatch, April 26, 1918. Courtesy of the Digital Library of Georgia.

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A.I.-transcribed headline from “The Cordele Dispatch,” Cordele, Georgia, April 26, 1918, page 1, reading: “FRENCH COUNTER FOR KEMMEL HILL.”
@georgianewspapers.bsky.socialSep 11, 2026, 10:34 AM

The Cordele Dispatch, October 9, 1919. Courtesy of the Digital Library of Georgia.

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The nameplate of “The Cordele Dispatch,” a newspaper published in Cordele, Georgia (Crisp County), as printed on October 9, 1919: the paper’s name in large display type, cropped from the top of the front page, with the top of the page beneath it. A.I.-transcribed, the band beneath reads: “CINCINNATTI WINS THE WORLD BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SOUTH’S GRAY VETERANS WOULD SPEEDILY ADOPT TREATY VETERANS URGE RATIFICATION PEACE TREATY WITHOUT RESERVATION AND WITHOUT AMENDMENT WOULD CHANGE NAME WAR Instead of Civil War Would Call Great Conflict ”Confederate War” JAPS MUST HELP OPERATE RAILROAD…”
@georgianewspapers.bsky.socialSep 11, 2026, 10:05 AM

The Cordele Dispatch and Daily Sentinel, September 24, 1925. Courtesy of the Digital Library of Georgia.

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The nameplate of “The Cordele Dispatch and Daily Sentinel,” a newspaper published in Cordele, Georgia (Crisp County), as printed on September 24, 1925: the paper’s name in large display type, cropped from the top of the front page, with the top of the page beneath it. A.I.-transcribed, the band beneath reads: “NEGOTIATIONS FOR SETTLEMENT FRENCH WAR DEBT UNDER WAY CAILLAUX AND MELLON EXCHANGE OPENING REMARKS League Adopts French Proposal For World Economic Conference ENTHUSIASM IS SHOWN IN GIVING PLAN APPROVAL GERMANY ACCEPTS INVITATION TO SECURITY MEET LUTHER AND STRESSMAN WILL BE GERMAN DELEGATES TO…”