Hoke Smith Admits He Helped To Write Lodge Reservations
Howard gives Smith war record in Senate. Last Y. M. C. A. game of the season is against Marietta. Tonight W. C. A. basketball at Marietta High School gym floor. Y. W. has played a big season and will close their schedule.
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Voice from Grave Calls for Watson at Smith Speech
Atlanta audience at Hoke Smith speech splits between Watson and Palmer supporters. The auditorium packed with Watson loyalists and Palmer backers, yet the crowd showed attentive hearing to the keynote speaker.
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Cornerstone Service Planned For New Prince Avenue Church
Readers recall the 1912 revival that helped found Tau Baptist Church in Athens and note mortgage clearance days. On Sunday the congregation meets at the High School at 11 to collect pledges and at 12:30 moves to the new site to lay the cornerstone in a public service inviting city church friends to attend.
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Closed Shop Would Have Helped Navy
Washington reports say it would have aided the navy if a cease in activity occurred early, as Admiral Wilson endorsed Hale of the Senate investigation. He credited Secretary Daniels and allied plans with rapid wartime efficiency, citing Camp Gordon and Savannah harbor efforts as pivotal, while defending Smith and opponents of the Lodge reservations.
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Resignation of Smith Denied by L N Railroad
At the Louisville and Nashville Railway Company general offices Milton H. Smith's resignation as president was reported to be denied today by Associated Press.
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Banner to Publish Full Televised Georgia Game Details
Clark Foreman, Atlanta Journal correspondent, reports for the Banner with full accounts and box scores of the Georgia games while the Wildcats tour the Carolinas and Virginia. Foreman will travel on every out of town trip as an extra scorer for the wire.
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Palmer Gains in Georgia Straw Vote Amid Campaign Drive
A. Mitchell Palmer leads in the Georgia Eighth District straw poll as Watson nears, with Smith barely noted. Palmer supporters push turnout while a cooking demonstration by Miss Erna Proctor in Athens highlights domestic defense efforts in the high school.
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Palmerbacking meeting called in Athens Clarke county
Palmer supporters to organize a local group at city hall tonight at 7 to back Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer for president in Georgia primary. The article notes Palmer’s entry in the state primary and describes the plan to mobilize Democratic strength in the Eighth District to secure a administration victory.
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Indictments Hit New York Tenderloin Officials
The grand jury indicted Police Inspector Dominick Henry and eight others in the Easter raid of a Weatside restaurant. Charges include neglect of duty perjury keeping a disorderly house bribery and extortion tied to the vice crusade.
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Fighting Between Japs and Soviets Ends With Heavy Losses
The clash ended with Japanese forces suffering around 260 killed while Soviet troops reported 408 dead, 1,500 captured, and seven guns lost. The engagement reflected intensified border fighting with substantial casualties on both sides.
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Reverend Ellis to Speak at State Normal May Sunday
Rev Paul W Ellis pastor of Mulberry Street Methodist Macon will deliver the commencement sermon on the fourth Sunday in May at State Normal. President J M Pound announced the full commencement program is not yet complete. Chancellor Barrow will address students next week and Rev Alford Porter will speak at Lucy Cobb on May 31.
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Shepherd of Galilee to Discuss Psalm at First Methodist
A speaker titled a shepherd from Galilee will discuss The Shepherd Psalm next Sunday evening at eight o'clock in the First Methodist Church. Leading pastors of Atlanta praise his message, as he prepares for mission work among his own people and plans to return to Galilee next month. Stephen A. Haboush, born near the Sea of Galilee, grew up herding sheep and shares parallels with the boy Jesus amid similar surroundings.
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North Carolina Democrats Back Women's Suffrage Ratification
Raleigh April 8 with 685 to 42 votes the state convention adopted a platform plank urging Democratic lawmakers in the legislature to vote for ratification of the federal woman suffrage amendment.
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Officials Prepare to End Strike of Railroad Workmen
Chicago April. Officials predict an end to an unauthorized strike by switchmen and enginemen that began in Chicago and spread to several cities. In the next forty eight hours, Vice President Whitney of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and International President Heberling of the Switchmen's Union of North America forecast a settlement, as some cities showed improvement while workers remained out or threatened to leave in a score of northern and western towns.
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Ruhr Situation: U S Urges German Troop Authorization
Washington notes the state department expresses opinion that Germany should be allowed to send any reasonable number of troops into the Ruhr valley to restore order and maintain supremacy.
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British Protest Over Ruhr Occupation Sent by London
London reports that a protest delegation will go to the French Sovereign authority tonight to oppose the occupation of the Ruhr by French and Belgian forces amid tension in Europe.
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Chamber of Commerce invites Athens citizens to join
President Jarrell mails a greeting urging local residents to join the Athens and Clarke County Chamber of Commerce. He emphasizes mutual help through cooperative effort and notes a member roster gap for one recipient, urging enrollment to support civic and commercial development.
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New York Courts Deal With Antiprofit Rent Controls
In New York this week after antiprofiteering laws passage, cases rise above 4000 with rent restrictions in force. A Bronx court scene sparked joy as a defendant named Rob reportedly broke his heel amid proceedings and public reaction.
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