Athens Flag Day Parade Planned by Chamber Officials
Major Walter C. Boswell and parade chairman W A Capps announced Athens Flag Day events to include a line of march with mounted police and 150 decorated automobiles. Delegations from Athens Chamber of Commerce and the Oostsieiete Veterans will participate. Directors meet at 11 this morning at Clayton Street office to discuss preparations.
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Clayton Street
Chamber of Commerce
Walter C. Boswell
Vs. Monroe Dearing
Fred T-Moon
W. A. Capps
Athens
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Oostsieiete
Een
Madison High Meets Athens High in City Baseball Debut
This afternoon at 3 15 Athens High hosts Madison High in the first home game of the season. The local teams square off on the home diamond with early hopes of a strong start for g the year.
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Athens High
Madison High School
Fresh Fish and Produce Arrive at Western Market
Market ad lists new shipment of fish including mackerel and speckled trout and says to call for more details. It also promotes beets, carrots, cauliflower, turnips, salad greens, fruit, and grapes from Williamsons store along the Illinois River area.
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Dwestern
Georgia Team Two to Play Auburn Games for Band Benefit
The University of Georgia baseball squad under Coach Joe Bean and Manager Bennett departs Augusta for Auburn Alabama to play one game today and two tomorrow with Alabama Polytechnics. Players include Rawson and Kemp as catcher.
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University of Georgia
Joe Bean
Bennett
Auburn
Bama Polytechnics
Rawson
Kemp
Apache scouts veteran Indian joins Villa’s camp in Mexico
Washington reports cautious handling of Villa developments as Secretary Baker refuses to change orders to General Funston. Supplies head to Casas Grandes while Apache scouts Peaches and Sharley race toward the border. The Apache unit, led by the seasoned Chickens, is contrasted with the Philippine scouts as Colonia Dublan’s wrecks complicate port reports.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lansing
Tate
Ican
México
Villa
Baker
Funston
Carranza
Garcia
Pew
Casas -Grandes
Fay Baker
Sndtor
State
Department
Herat
Peaches
Sharley
Geronimo
United States
Beppe
Chicken
Philippine Scouts
Complex Heir Claims Cloud Jim Smith Estate
The Goodwin heirs challenge the line of descent from Zadock Smith claiming ties to multiple Georgia wives and their children. They allege Zadock Smith's only child was with a specific wife and that others dispute this, noting lack of evidence presented to substantiate the claims in North Carolina.
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Jim Smith
Waidock
Tata
Georgia
Goodwin
Anil Smith, Brown
Zadock Smith
Promie
Phoebe
Mabry
Elain
F Swill
North Carolinas
Notable Georgia Educator and preacher to speak next Tuesday
The prominent Savannah Macon church leader and president of Wes leyan Female College, known for Y M C A campaigns and pulpit oratory, has accepted an invitation to deliver the address next Tuesday. His influence spans Georgia, with other roles including baccalaureate preacher at the University of Georgia commencement.
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Savannah
Macon
Wesleyan Female College
Oie
Alea
University of
Georgia
Forbes
Ainsworth
Capture of Village of Har Court Announced by Teutons
London dispatch reports German forces entered the village of Harcourt after a heavy bombardment and infantry assault. French defenses at Fort Douaumont and Pepper Hill held, with counterattacks driving Germans back. British operations near St Eloi and Felahie are noted with mixed local outcomes.
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Harcourt
Teutons
Associated. Presé
London
Haucourt
Skeiene Dseslncote
Admiral Fiske Seeks Reappearance Before Naval Panel
Rear Admiral Fiske asked the house naval committee to allow him to return and contradict statements by Secretary Daniels. Chairman Padgett closed the hearings and said further inquiry would not serve public interest amid the dispute involving Admiral Fiske and Mary Daniels.
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Associated Press
Washington
Fiske
House Naval Committee Today
Daniels
Padgett
Mary Daniels
Daniela
Notable Georgia Leaders Featured in Growth Effort
A historical notice highlights prominent figures in Washington and Wilkes County, including Hon. R. O. Barksdale of the National Bank of Washington, editor Benjamin A. Neal of the Washington Reporter, Hon. R. S. Callaway, Mayor Irgin, Col. Irvin, and other local leaders. The piece emphasizes their roles in banking, farming, law, and city development as part of regional advancement.
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Was Savings Bank
R. O. Barksdale
The
National Bank of Washington
Benjamin A. Neal
Washington
Washington Reporter
R. S. Callaway
House
Senate
Irgin
Col
Irvin
Wilkes
Harris Urges Students and Business Leaders in Georgia
Federal Trade Commissioner W J Harris addresses Athens on a night honoring young men preparing for state business and politics and members of the Athens Chamber of Commerce. He praises student potential and the value of practical discussion on evolving societal issues.
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J. Harris
Georgia
Athens
Comimerce
Chamber of Commerce
Rence
Eveloagi
Fort Og Lethorpe Prints Highlight Lost Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text mentions prints of Fort Og and Lethorpe with garbled phrases and attribution to a giver. The readable portion hints at a historical print collection or exhibit note, but specifics are unclear due to damage.
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Commerce
Rahes i Xia
Madison
Walilalmson's
Eees
Michigan
Apache Scouts
Mexico
Columbus
N. M
Colonia Dublan
Athens + 4
Bentente
Greece
Foette
Bebe
Orc
Hsin Wen
Fort-Oglethorpe
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