Governor Hardwick Seeks Re election in Georgia Primary
Atlanta May 10 Governor Hardwick announced his candidacy to seek another term in the Democratic primary set for September He said he will present state government issues in his message to the legislature He opposed by Clifford Walker who also entered the race Hardwick said his aim is to finish work to place the state on a sound footing by revising the tax system and equalizing the burden while maintaining revenue for government
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Idwick
Clifford Walker
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Cathcliffe Editors to Work Four Days a Week
Lord Northcliffe announced that editors at the Evening News will work four days a week, read five, as wireless telephony approaches. The retirement of W H Evans was marked by a banquet, a 50000 dollar check, and a life pension arranged by Northcliffe. Newspaper men note London papers are less strenuous than New York afternoon papers.
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Evening News
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Lord Northclffe
New York
London
Bible Circulation Near 5 Million Volumes in Report
New York May 29 The American Bible Society issues a yearly report showing 4,885,464 volumes circulated, a rise of over a million from last year. China leads gains with 2,362,73 volumes, and demand grows in Japan the Near East and Latin America. Spanish New Testament revised, distribution planned in Spring. Translation work expanding in Suragoli Quechua Zulu Kpelle. Phonetic Chinese scriptures issued in new government endorsed script.
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New York
American Bible
China
Japan
Near East
Latin America
British East Africa
South Africa
Liberia
Macon Woman Lawyer Seeks Bibb County Legislature Seat
Macon May 80 Mrs Viola Napier one of three Macon women lawyers announced her candidacy for the state legislature from Bibb county on a platform of broad humanitarian measures especially for women and children. If elected she would not be the first Macon woman in office as Mrs C C Harrold is a Macon council member. Napier studied law as her husband H V Napier practiced in Macon and after his death she continued his practice while raising several children. She has practiced three years and plans a county wide aggressive campaign.
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Viola Napier
Bibb County
C. C. Harrold Eady
Macon Council
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H. V. Napier
Alough
Napier
666 Quickly Relieves Colds Constipation and Headaches
Advertisement notes 666 as a tonic claimed to relieve colds constipation biliousness and headaches. It presents the product as a fast remedy and positions it as a fine tonic for general ailments. The brief copy emphasizes relief and efficacy without citing clinical proof.
Pugs Work Out For Bouts Here In Macon
Young Stribling Cracker Denham Baby Stribling Kid Joiner and Young Lathan spar to ready for the Americas fight card under the American Legion. Main event is Young Stribling versus Larry Avera a grudge match. Pa Stribling aims for a clean win after the Atlanta draw. Battling Budd touted as South welterweight champ by Wais Miller prompts Stribling to target a future bout. Heavyweights Cracker Anderson and Jack Denham set to clash. Americus hosts first heavyweight bout. Baby Stribling vs Young Latham in a six round bout after four rounds past. Baby weighs 92 pounds facing 114 pound foe, seeking a decisive win.
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Young Stribling
Cracker Denham
Baby Stribling
Kid Joiner
Young Lathan
Americas
American Legion
Larry Avera
Pa” Strib
Atlanta
Strib
Avera
Wais Miller
Pa’ Stribling
Budd
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Stribling
Cracker Anderson
Brunswick
Jack Denham
Americus
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Baby
Governor to Speak at Tech Graduation
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick will address the Georgia School of Technology senior class at commencement on Monday morning June 12 on campus. The program, announced by Dr. N. P. Pratt, marks the class of 1922 as the largest in the school's history with nearly 200 diplomas awarded. Commencement week runs June 8 to 12.
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Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia School of Technology
N. P. Pratt
Sulphur Product Claims Pimples Vanish
A scrambled clipping centers on sulfur’s purported effect to vanish pimples. It mentions Levitt and uncertain phrases about a product claim and a medical or cosmetic context, but the readable text remains unclear and fragmentary.
Georgia News Highlights Include Tory Feuds and Peach Totals
Grover Edmonson defends loyalty to Senator Watson in a public statement after quitting as secretary. A 1902 Athens state university class reunion offers a prize for most children. Mrs Cleat Kitchens found with throat cut, later claiming crisis intent. Georgia peach shipments reach 450 cars to date. Former prohibition agent 5S Moye acquitted in Savannah federal court on bribery charge.
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Thomas Watson
Columbia Sentinel
Watson
State University At
Athens
Cleat Kitchens
Avery
Georgia
M. Moye
Savannah
Ninepins Ancient Indoor Skittles Game Said 7000 Years Old
A historical note claims ninepins, the indoor form of skittles, dates back at least seven millennia. The statement highlights the ancient origins of this early bowling style and its long cultural presence.
Mexico Localities with Descriptions of Eternal Drought
A brief note describes areas in Mexico where rain is reputed to never fall, reflecting a regional myth or observation about arid zones and climate patterns cited in a historical newspaper fragment.
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Mexico
Heavy firing on Tyrone border reported from Strabane
A Central News dispatch from Strabane says heavy firing occurred on the Tyrone Constal border at Strabane and Lifford from midnight to 7 am with roof sniping and machine guns in action. Casualties were reported heavy.
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Ny Associated Press
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Lifford
Miss McCormick Fails To Sail For Europe
Chicago, May 30. Miss Mathilde McCormick granddaughter of John D Rockefeller did not sail from New York for Switzerland to wed Max Oser. She returned to Chicago unexpectedly met by her father and refused to comment.
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Chicago
Mathilde McCormick
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Switzerland
Max Oser
Bishop Kilgo Unchanged, Condition Stable
Memphis May 30 The condition of Bishop John Kilgo of the Southern Methodist church remained unchanged today according to his physician.
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John Kilgo
Southern Methodist Church
Georgia Osteopathic convention to be held in Atlanta
The twentieth annual Georgia Osteopathic Association meeting will open June 2 at the Hotel Piedmont in Atlanta. Dr J W Elliott will welcome guests, with Dr H H Trimble announcing that the old school started an official osteopathy investigation and that osteopathic research is now underway at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital under Harvard medical oversight. He notes state boards in osteopathy are now in twenty five states and some physicians are licensed by medical boards.
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Georgia Osteopathic Association
Piedmont
J. W. Elliott
H. H. Trimble
Moultrie
Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
Boston
Massachusetts Medical Society
Harvard Medical School
Trimble
Stella Thurman
Americus
Gotreaux
Blackman Sanitarium
Grover Jones
Macon
C. L. Brooke
Columbus
Georgia
Huntington High School Close Noted For Programs And Picnic
Huntington reports the close of school with student programs in Mrs. Sheppard's room featuring readings and a play The Last Half Day in the District School. James Franklin Johnson won the year’s top average prize presented by Prof. O V Myers. A school barbecue and water outing at Myrtle Springs followed, with Miss Laurie Johnson awarding Claude Edwin Johnson a gold medal for best scholarship. Prof. Myers plans to attend college in Tennessee, and the Barbecue Club held its monthly meeting despite weather.
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Huntington High School
Prof. Myers
Mandolin Club of
Americus
Laurie Johnson
Claude Edwin Johnson
Myers
Georgia
Tennessee
River Bridge
McMath’s Mill
J. J. Kinard
Johnson
Plains
Roy Johnson
Little
Miss Hughes to Attend six weeks summer music course
Miss Lillie May Hughes, who has specialized in music at Wesleyan, will stay for a six week summer course led by Prof. William Bailey. She will attend the state convention of B Y P U in Athens June 21 23 as a delegate from the First Baptist church in Macon and leader of the Intermediate Bureau.
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Wesleyan
William Bailey
Miss Hughes
Athens
First Baptist Church
Macon
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