Georgia Bulldogs Rally To Beat Furman 5 To 3 In Sanford Field Opener
Georgia won the first game of the series against Furman 5 to 3 at Sanford Field. George Clarke pitched well for Georgia but Furman touched him for eleven hits. Infield errors helped Furman drive in three runs, while Georgia hitters produced both timely hits and two scoreless innings for a tight win.
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Fraaington
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Conder
WV negotiations with English strikers hit new snag
An Associated Press report describes renewed uncertainties in British talks over coal wage issues amid government pressure and transport disruptions. Prime ministers statements leave miners and executives awaiting a clear signal as work stoppages continue and precaution measures persist.
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United States Maintains Rights in Former German Possessions
Washington notes that the United States, not a party to Versailles, claims full rights in former German overseas possessions. Secretary Hughes informs Japan Britain France and Italy that U S insists on exercising its rights in the disposition of former German territories, despite the new administration. The published communication was only to Great Britain.
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Washington, D.C
Germany
Japan
Great Britain
France
Italy
Hughes
State Department
Supreme Council
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United States
Labor Department To Handle Figures on Negro Employment
Washington April 6 Negro labor difficulties and the collection of statistics bearing upon negro employment generally will be dealt with through a single labor department office in the result of reorganization and consolidation effective today Secretary Davis announced
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Washington
Labor Department
Davis
City Council Split Over curb market ordinance vote
The council failed to suspend rules on the curb market measure, tying 44, prompting a new meeting tonight at eight. Pro and anti supporters packed the chamber, with farmers, merchants, and city residents urging action as the ordinance faces continuation.
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Davison
Conally
Crane
Dunbar
Hill
Reachman
Culp
Dottery
Erwin
Chief Henry Beusse Regaining Strength After Kidney Surgery
Chief Henry Beusse of Athens is rapidly regaining strength after successful kidney stone removal in Richmond Virginia performed by Dr. Stuart McQuire. He is expected to return home within two weeks, with Captain Weldon Wood acting as chief in his absence.
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Richmond
Stuart McQuire
H. W. Beussc
Athens
Weldon Wood
Parade and Speech Day at AIGA School Cadet Corps
Cadet units prepare for a parade and speeches at AIGA School marking drills and competition. The program includes a gym chapel ceremony, squad drilling, a sixteenth piece band, and prizes for best company squad and individuals. A government inspector from Fort McPherson is expected for a routine evaluation of standards and equipment.
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Athens
Fort McPherson
William Hart at Palace Thes for The Testing Block
William S Hart stars in The Testing Block at the Palace Theater with Eva Novak opposite. The western Rex features Hart at his peak with thrilling, rugged scenes. Showings run today and tomorrow starting at 11 a.m. Admission is 35 and 15 cents.
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Western Plains
Eva Novak
Playa
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the Palace
Mrs Rolader Convicted of Mayhem by Atlanta Jury
Atlanta jury finds Mrs Nell Goodman Rolader guilty of Mayhem for throwing acid in the face of Mrs Gladys Presnell, a theater ticket seller, in February. Rolader claimed Presnell had alienated her husband and would not change.
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Atlanta
Nell
Goodman Rolader
Superior Court
Gladys Presnell
Rolader
Mra Presnell
Memorial services for 1222 soldiers in Hoboken
April 6 in New York reports memorial services for 1222 soldiers returned from French burial grounds. Nearly half were from Tennessee and the Carolinas, who served with the Third Division. Soldiers were laid to rest at Hoboken after transport from France.
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New York
France
Hoboken
Tennessee
North
South Carolina
Manning Swears Fear Fueled Massacre of Eleven
Covington Ga April 6 Clyde Manning, charged with helping kill eleven black farmers on the Williams farm, testified he feared for his life and disobeying Williams, who he said wanted the killings to prevent testimony about farm conditions. He admitted he did not want to remove the workers but felt compelled to act. The slayings followed federal peonage probes into the farm.
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Notive
Clyde Manning
John
Willams
Jasper County
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Todiny
Manning
Williams
Williame Fartix
Johmny
Rotarians to Send Deserving Lad to Club Orphanage
At a Georgian hotel meeting the Rotary club discussed the Birmingham district convention report. Delegates included Harry Dews and doctors Walker Cabinias and Scudder. The club decided to send a needy city boy to St John’s Haven on St Simon’s Island for care by Rotarians.
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Georgian Hotel
Usuel Rotary
Birmingham
Ala
Rotary
Harry Dews
C.N. Walker
W. FL. Cabinias
A. Scudder
Morton Hodgson
C. A. Truscell
W. B. Stedman
Thia City
Bcalh Club
St. John's Haven
St. Simon's Island
Johany
Roterlans
High Schools to Clash Saturday on Sanford Field
Gainesville Hi hosts Athens Hi in a long standing rivalry on Sanford Field Saturday afternoon. The Gainesville High team, known as the Red and White, seeks top position in front of a large student and community crowd.
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Macon
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Gainesville HI
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Hapsburg Return Sparks Balkan Declarations Across Europe
In Eurépe the Hapsburgs reemerge as political players. Charles surges with imperialist backing, triggering belligerent notes from Czecho-Slovakia Jugoslavia and Romania who vow to resist any attempt to restore the Hapsburg throne. Hoogary watches as British centers pledge to replace any restoration.
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Balkans
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Rumania
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Hoogary
Spet
Brench
PeKonte
Hil
Hapsburg
White Brothers of Comer Held Under Charge of Peonage
Earl and Ed White two farmers of Comer Georgia were arrested in Atlanta on peonage charges. They appeared before Judge W G Corvett and posted bonds of 5000 dollars each. A warrant against Ellsworth Williams a Comer justice of the peace for using state warrants to aid peonage is reported. Jim Fills testified that he his wife and year old son were kept in peonage on the White farm prompting hospital officials to file the warrant. Ellis claims owed about 790 dollars and that his family worked the White farm. he says he later found work at St Mary's hospital and was abducted back to the Comer farm. The Whites deny the charges and their counsel T J Shackelford says they will be cleared at trial.
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Ed White
Coner
W. G. Corvett
United States District Court
Meade
Ellsworth Williams
Comer
St. Mary's Hospital
Jim Fills
Ellis
Thire
Tex
Justice of the Peace
T. J. Shackelford
McMurray College Ground and Funds Donated
Citizens of Andene Texas presented the Northwest Texas conference of the Methodist Church South board of education with 200,009 dollars and forty acres of land to build a college to be named in honor of Bishop W F McMurray.
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Nashville
Teno
Andene
Tex
Board ‘of Education
Northwest Texas Conference of the Methodist Church South
W. F. McMurray
Red Cross Drive Urges Aid in Athens Community
An Athens appeal reports a Red Cross relief campaign raising about 2000 dollars for relief work. Aimed at aiding workers and volunteers, the drive notes two thousand dollars will fund relief efforts and that many volunteers, including women, contributed. The message requests continued support as the campaign progresses.
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Red Cross
Athens
Clarkes Roanty Cohen de Falie
St. -Mihiel
Neel
Wood Lanier
Erwin
O. Miller
W. L. Erwin
Georgia Glee Club to Stage Two Athens Performances
The Georgia Glee Club will present two shows in Athens next week, one Wednesday for the Manufacturers' Association benefit and another Friday. Nearly 200 seats have been reserved, complimentary from the Yleo Club, with high demand and strong turnout expected as last year’s sellout attendance is anticipated again.
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Georgia Glee Club
Athens
Cstom
Georgia
Aggo Jation Wie
Manufacturers’Association
Ileo Club
Athens Ark
Glee Club
Mount Vesuvius Eruption Runs Violent in 15 Years
Naples reports Mount Vesuvius in an active eruption described as the most violent in fifteen years. The eruption features impressive internal rumblings and intensified volcanic activity near the mountain.
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Naples
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