Fragmented GANTT column shows varied local notices and politics
A jumble of names and ads appears including lawyers surgeons merchants and creditors. The item also notes political news with references to Judge Lloyd tannane Newton congressional candidates and a proposed monument to Mrs James Robb in Athens amid broader Civil War era debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nwkerson & Co
Ay & Pittard
Turner & Merchants
Cers
G. Jacobs, & Dearing
McLaine
Amdywroceries
J. Vohebe
Gente Mersv
A. Mo Scudder
S.C. Reese
Wishade
Joseph Green
Oliver
Paints
Elie Whithead
Bell & Thurmond
H.R. S
Long
Kes Bens & Thoma
Swan Las Tuiber
Sfutas
Priojen
T. Bloomfield
Nieter
Winterville
Wiley
John 7 Nooo
Hartwell
Nickerson
Ige School
Ben
W. le
Jovitteal Arti Cima
Lloyd Tannane
Senate
Col Bo Steadman
Newton Shoe
Speriel
Atlant
Deln GB
Gordon
Meade
Hee Gorden
Otter
Washington
Li Hin
Dto
Eers Hoes
Manin
Nat Belloc
James Robb
Athens
Effy
Prophecy and unrest touch Madison county locals
A fragment from a Madison county item notes distrust of federal power and a claim of Klan activity. It mentions altered mail delivery and individuals resisting paper distribution, with a hint of ongoing reporting continued on Page Four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesster
Dantes
Misty
Hhey
Supreme Court
Awas
Madison County
Daniels- Ne
The
Herald
Radical Sheet
Ru Klux Klan
New York Shows Set for Athens Spring at Colonial Theater
The Colonial theater in Athens will host New York stock company performances from April led by Sam Funkenstein and featuring stars Litton Pickert and Ioho WwW. Pickert Stock Company presents hits including Fair and Warmer and Under Cover with scenics claimed to be the finest yet. Ticket prices range from 25 to 50 cents for these performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Athens
Colonial
Siven
Jto
Colonial Theatre
Americ
Sam Funkenstein
Pickett Stock Company
America
Litton Pickert
Ioho
Chambers
Repetoir J—Ecompan
Parkenstein
Albanian Women to Wear Trousers Change Spreads
In Tirana the national costume of Albanian women is set to vanish within a generation after the American Red Cross mission and its nurses aid destitute girls with dresses petticoats and shoes. Mothers adopt the new attire, replacing traditional baggy calico trousers and Turkic styles that have persisted for five centuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirana
Albania
American Red Cross
Michigan Storm Brings Ice Snow Disaster Relief
Detroit reports the April onset of a 48 hour ice and snow storm that proved the winter's most disastrous. As Saturday yielded forecasts of clearing conditions the weather bureau warned of continued freezing rain and workers began extensive relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Lower
Michigan
Weather Bureau
Violence spikes in March with 37 murders in Gotham
New York records show March as a violent month with 37 people killed. Among victims were three women and 34 men, predominantly shot or stabbed. Most murders occurred in Manhattan, with others in Brooklyn. In the past 48 hours a female killer emerged and four bandits attempted a payroll robbery at a construction firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Ecompany
Telegraph and Telephone Wires Paralyzed by Glaze
Railroads were the only public service not nearly paralyzed by the glaze isolating Detroit from other Michigan cities. Full damage unknown Saturday. normal communication and transport likely delayed for days. Icelanders live unusually long, averaging about 1 years.
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Detroit
Dartmouth Glee Club Tours South Amid Notable Athletes
Dartmouth Glee Club members tour the South with notable athletes among them Leroy T. Brown world indoor high jump record holder from New York City. Brown leads Dartmouth to runner up in intercollegiate championships while others like Hubert Swenson and Sands bring musical talent from Yale and Cambridge to the university performance in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dartmouth
Asari
Daormouth
Teshars
Leroy T. Brown
Trewn
New York City
Dartmouth Mandolin Club
Brown
Onguinst Landon
Yale
Muller
Californian
Murphy
Notre Dame
Dartsuth
Harvard
Cornell
Lnter
Corneilian
Glee Club
Georgia University
Atlanta
M.D. Hubert
M. W. Swenson
Stonewall
Hubert
Swenson
Crystal Lake
University of Chiergzo
Tubert
Rt. C Ftird
Brookline
Mass
Booth
Omaha
Ned. I. Sands
Cambridge
Fouth
Spinx
Sands
Ikely
Pretty Operetta Shines at Lucy Cobb Institute
A Chinese op era titled The Feast of the Little Lanterns was staged at Seney Stovall chapel last Friday. The production featured a Chinese garden set with lanterns pagoda umbrellas and iris motifs. Costumes included Oriental coats and self designed outfits. Miss Jordin led the voice department with Miss McLeod and Anne Carter guiding stagecraft. Frances Bond accompanied, with Rutherford visiting Atlanta and several students traveling nearby.
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Seney Stovall Chapel
Ltchers
Jordin
Miss McLeod
The
Expression
Minx Anne Carter
Library Course for Summer Team Gains Momentum
Plans for the University of Georgia summer school library training course were advanced after a conference among Miss Susie Lee Crumbley Miss Charlotte Templeton Duncan Burnett and Dr J S Stewart. The program aims to offer a superior library methods course for high school librarians with university credit and potential diploma upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Susie Lee Crumbley
Carnegie Library
Atlanta
Charlotte Templeton
Georgia Commission
Duncan Burnett
University
J. S. Stewart
Simmer Er
Stewart
Southern Association of Colleges and Universities
University Commission For the Georgia
Misa Templeton
April Fools Day Observed In Athens
April Fools Day brought out Father Time in Athens as pranks spread through streets affecting old and young alike. The joke prompted many to heed false summons despite warnings from physicians and scientists and despite communities preening for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Father Time
Metaphysicians
Chamber of Commerge
Patagonian
Bigelow Defends Sheppard-Towner Maternity Bill In Press
Editor W F Bigelow of Good Housekeeping refutes claims against the Sheppard-Towner maternity bill. He says the measure imposes no forced registration or medical examinations and preserves state rights while enabling federal cooperation for maternal and infant protection. A note on Dorsetshire snakes and London soot references closes the piece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
W. F. Bigelow
Good Housekeeping
Sheppard-Towner
Bigelow
Congress
Negro Convicted of Killing Huff Hanged Pending Appeal
John Thompson, a black man, was sentenced to hang for the killing of D. W. Huff, a night watchman at the International ad tilizer works near Athens. The Supreme Court sustained the Superior Court ruling, recalling Thompson’s prior sentence and delaying executions until related cases are resolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Thompson
Blanton Fortson
D. W. Huff
International Ad Tilizer
Athens
Thomp
Hutt
Marcel
Allenville
Huff
Thomypawn
Marcey
Plane crash in Macon injures three including Costa
In Macon Georgia Friday afternoon a pilot W L Fisher and three auto racers John J Costa 22 Anthon Ray Roundtree 32 Portland were injured when a plane piloted by Fisher failed to gain altitude and crashed burning after striking the earth Doctora fears for recovery Costa and Roundtree were burned in the wreckage and were taken to a local undertaker awaiting disposition Coroner to hold an inquest today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
W. L. Fisher
Central City Park
John J. Costa
Anthon
Ray Roundtree
Devereaux
Portland
Doctora Express
Mabel Cody
Andal
Agi
M. D
Coata
Tee
Wirth May Be Genoa Delegate From Germany
Berlin reports suggest Chancellor Wirth will lead Germany’s Genoa conference delegation. The group plans departure April 8 with a strong internal focus and expectations to shape postwar policy. Dr. Walter Venau, foreign minister, heads the delegation’s advisory staff. Three representatives from labor groups join the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirth
Genoa
Germany
Berlin
Povernienta E Alders
Walter Venau
Getabor
Local Fragment Highlights Odd Regional Note
Fragmentary text mentions New Jersey minister and floor walker raising a family, with scattered words about northern Italy and Naples. The readable parts imply a personal anecdote or miscellaneous notes without a clear event or structure. No identifiable names or dates provide concrete facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
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Tompson
Nan Gantt
der Watchman
Simuel P. Thumiain
Newton
Ly Heya
Alex Oo
B. K. Lumpkin
Lownance
Viecund
Ohio
Radawl
Jadienis
Weberi
Mathilde
McCormick
Best Stock Company
Gotham Fl
Iceland
Jers
Dartmouth Glee Glu
Dartmouth Club
University of Georgia Glee Club
Sae
Lucy Cobb Institute
Frances Bond
Accomepaniat
Miss Rutherford
Liza Snellings
Annette Carleton
Frances Durham
Sama Lee Quincy
Maxeys
Anne Douglan
Madison
Sue Reid Wason
Carolyn Ashton
Carolyn Brand
Mia
Moreton Rolleston
Bolling Lasnett
Julia Fargo
Augusta
Blanche Manning
W. L. Hardin
Montgomery
Lita
Augusta Hardin
Sweden
Dorsetshire
England
London
Man
Superior Court
Cras
Peraps
Italy
Naplea
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