Candidate for Railroad Commission Visitor to Athens
Augusta residents Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. McDonald visited Athens to promote Mr. McDonald’s candidacy for the Georgia railroad commission seat to replace retired Hon. G Murphey Candler. McDonald, a lawyer and longtime legislator, studied at Lumpkin Law School and is known statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter R. McDonald
Augusta
Athens
McDonald
Georgian Railroad Commission
G Murphey Candler
McDonaid Ig
Bean
Richmond County
Commonwealth
Lumpkin Law School
Hughes Opposes Big Naval Cut
Secretary Hughes urged Representative Rogers that reducing naval personnel to 67 000 enlisted men in the naval appropriation bill would drop the U S Navy below the 5 5 2 ratio set by the arms conference and harm American interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
United States
Hughes
Rogers
Massachusetts
Cobb to Play Opening AL Game Despite Knee Injury
Ty Cobb will participate in the opening AL season game on Wednesday despite a knee injury from an exhibition. He plans to bat in the first inning then retire, likely for Ira Flagsteds. Urban Faber is expected to start for Chicago against St. Louis with Dick Kerr absent.
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Ty Cobb
Cleveland
Cobb
Ira Flagatead
Faber
Chicago
Gleason
Urban Faber
St. Louis
Dick Kerr
Iliants
Princeton New York
Giants
Princeton University
Yankees
Washington
Clark Griffith
Cotton market in New York opens steady amid mixed signals
The New York cotton market opens steady with May slipping to 17.72 and October to 17.21 after trading around 17.79 and 17.26 respectively. Liverpool, New Orleans and Wall Street buying supported prices while Southern sellers moderated. Private cables cite domestic mill demand of 524000 bales for March versus 473000 in February, but markets stay quiet as favorable Manchester outlook and India cloth demand limit losses.
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New York
Wall Street
Liverpool
New Orleans
Manchester
India
May
Magaday
Amone Tileas
McKay Companies
Market Street Railway
Wales
Earth
Woleiion
Wee Cart
New York Stock and Bond Market Summary
Stocks edge higher amid gains in steel and electric equities as Liberty bonds show mixed quotes. Foreign exchange rates fluctuate with European demand and cotton markets report varied prices across New Orleans and Liverpool futures.
Chicago Markets Show Mixed Grain and Live Stock Activity
Chicago and St. Louis reports show wheat easing while corn and oats hold firm amid wet weather. hogs and pork prices slip, cattle trade slow with steadier bulls and lighter steer demand. lambs rise at Easter as shorn lambs fetch higher packer prices.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Mort
Elty Butchers
Texas
Packers
Arbuckle Trial Heads Toward Jury Verdict Wednesday
Francisco testimony in the Roscoe Fatty Arbuckle case concludes with closing arguments planned for Tuesday and a verdict expected by Wednesday afternoon. In Reno, pilot B H Winslow sets a new mail flight record San Francisco to Reno in 1 hour 24 minutes aided by an 80 mile wind and 17,000 feet altitude.
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Francisco
Roscoe C
Fatty
Market Roundup from New York and Chicago and Savannah Notes
New York dairy markets show butter creamery extras and steady cheese with 37 per pound for creamery, sugar unchanged at 3.86 for centrifugal, poultry prices steady in New York and Chicago. Potatoes in Chicago remain dull with graded Minnesota whites at 1 40 to 1 50 cwt, Floridas double headed barrels listed. Savannah naval stores report firm turpentine at 79 1 2 with steady resin and listed grades in clear ranges.
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NEW York Dairy
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Idaho
Florida
Naval Stores
Savannah
Russia Protests Over Delegates at Conference Meeting
Foreign Minister Chitelin of Russia protested the presence of Romanian and Japanese delegates at a conference committee on Russian affairs. He argued Romania occupies Desgarbia and Japan occupies parts of Siberia. Premier Facta of Italy presided and refused to alter representation.
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Geona
Presa
Chtteherin
Ru la
Ahd
Romania
Desgarbia
Japan
Siberia
Facta
Italy
Market shares rise with mixed gains across majors
Unclear OCR reading notes minor price moves among firms including Pan-American and Standard Oil of New Jersey with small gains. Mentions extended activity in otherwise inactive shares and scattered advances in related sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ican ‘Petroleum
Pan-American
General Asphalt
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Knight to Deliver Memorial Day Address in Athens
Lucien L. Knight, noted southern historian and UGA alumnus, will give the Memorial day address in Athens on April 26. A full program will follow after Mildred Rutherford returns from Missil to North. The Cobb-Deloney veterans and ex-service men are invited to attend and join in the exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucie Amar Knight
University of Georgia
Athens
Mildred Rutherford
M Misil
North
Knight
Algo Beri
Dinigr
Jekion
Cobb- Delaney
U. C. Vv
Final in Hodgsom Cup Golf Finale at Cloverhurst
The fourth leg final of the Morton Hodgsom Cup at Cloverhurst Country Club pits Frank Lawler against Ed Porter Tuesday afternoon. Both players hold a 10 handicap and are evenly matched as they vie for a 36 hole title. Harris Jones Thurman McWhorter and Garston Jester won other legs, setting up a four man finish for the cup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morton S. Hodgsom
Garston Jester
Lawler-Porter
Spring cleaning campaign cleans Athens for Easter
Athens households join a city driven effort, urged by Mayor Thomas and the Woman's Club, to clean streets alleys and yards. Proclamations foster cooperation as residents prepare a pick and span city for the Easter season, reducing trash and fire hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athen
Thomas
Woman's Club
Athena
Kerm Dineanes
Ulster Parley Calls Leaders to Dublin Meeting
Lord Mayor O Neill of Dublin invited top Southern Ireland leaders to a unity discussion. Micheal Colling accepted the invitation while Eamon de Valera's stance is unclear. The proposed conference would be held at the Mansion House in Dublin.
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Belfast
Associated Press
O'Neill
Dublin
Southern Ireland
Micheal Colling
Eamon de Valera
Mansion House
Glee Club Plays Atlanta Tonight on State Tour
The Georgian Glee and Mandolin club performs at the Atlanta theatre tonight as the second stop on their statewide tour. Many members hail from Atlanta and a main skit is written by the noted Atlanta writer Jerre Jones. Brenau girls in Gainesville opened the tour Monday night.
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Atlanta
Brenau Girls
Gainesville
Mny
Jerre’ Jones
Dempsey Sets Sail for Europe on Aquitania
Jack Dempsey sails Tuesday from New York on the Aquitania bound for England. He travels with manager Jack Kearns trainer Teddy Hayes and friend Joe Benjamin. Among passengers are Walter Kinsella Alma Gluck Harry Whitney and others. Dempsey plans three months in Europe and may meet European heavyweights if offered.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Aquitania
England
Jack Kearns
Teddy Hayes
Joe Benjamin
California
Dempsey
Walter Kinsella
Alma Gluck
Harry Payne Whitney
David W. Griffith
Mary Landon Baker
Allister McCormick
Kinsella
George Covey
L Dompecy
Europe
American Legion Meeting Tonight at K P Hall
The Allen R. Fleming post of the American Legion will meet at the K P hall tonight at 8 oclock. Commander John R. Northcutt urged a large turnout as important matters from the past will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen R. Fleming
American Legion
K. P. Hall
John R. Northcutt
Northcutt
Arraign Man For Reckless Driving In Police Court
Douglas McCommons, a chauffeur for L. C. Brown, will be arraigned in police court Tuesday afternoon for reckless driving. He allegedly drove on the wrong side of Mile lorge Ave and collided with Paul Connolly’s car as Connolly entered the street from his driveway. Neither vehicle was badly damaged and no one was seriously injured.
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Douglas McCommons
L. C. Brown
Mile Lorge Ave
Paul Conolly
Salvation Lassie Once Chinatown Gertie Is Dead
New York report on Chinatown Gertie once a Bowery thief who joined the Salvation Army after a 1911 poisoning attempt. She died during a blizzard night in New York after years as a derelict and reformer.
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Lassie
Chinatown
Gertie
New York
Thi City
Salvation Army
Wan
Mwandasabel
Dseane
Gibson-Mercer Loses To Carlton 7-6 In Close Game
Gibson-Mercer academy dropped a tight 7-6 decision to Carlton on Saturday afternoon. The academy led 6-2 entering the seventh when three errors allowed Carlton to rally for four runs. Carlton took the lead and finished with the win while Son-Mercer managed just a single run in the final frame.
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Gibson-Mercer
Carlton
Gibson-Mercer Academy
Carlton Baseball Club
Academy
Church Launches “Every Day Win One Week” Campaign
Rev. BE Jennings of Prince Avenue Baptist Church inaugurates a campaign to win one soul weekly for Christ. The effort runs April 30 to May 7 with special services at the chapel and weekly sermons titled Winning the Backslider underscoring the goal of many sinners entering the fold.
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BE. H. Jennings
Prince Avenue Baptist Church
Ghateh
Jennings
Permons
Christ
Will Renault
Easter Egg Hunt On White House Grounds Monday
President and Mrs. Harding approve opening the White House grounds on Easter Monday for an egg rolling event. Children gather with colored eggs to watch from the South Portico as the First Family hosts guests and attends the traditional celebration.
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White House
Washington
Harding
Stona
Kénda
Danderine Stops Yair Coming Out Thickens Beautifies
A beauty product claim highlights Danderine as preventing hair from falling while thickening and beautifying the appearance. The item emphasizes scalp care benefits and a promotional tone common to period cosmetic ads.
Daprine Hair Tonic Promises Dandruff and Hair Help
A vintage advertisement touts Daprine hair tonic at 35 cents a bottle. It claims after one application the user cannot find dandruff or falling hair and that hair regains life brightness color and health.
Room and Board at Palace Delights All Ages Today
Constance Binney stars in Room and Board at the Palace, portraying Lady Neverp of Kildoran who poses as a maid to help her poverty and dignity. The wholesome Real art offering aims for family appeal with humor and humanity. Jackie Coogan features tomorrow and Friday in My Boy TM.
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Constance Binney
Palace Theatre
Neverp
Kildoran
Noreen
Jackie Coogan
Peck
Minister Praises Remedy For Longstanding Stomach Ailments
A testimonial claims Mayra's Wonderful Remedy cured decades of stomach trouble and constipation. The endorsement asserts the simple preparation removes intestinal mucus causing stomach liver and intestinal issues including appendicitis and offers a money back guarantee.
Local Grocer Ad Promises Poultry Feed and Dairy Items
A brief advertisement lists Pratt’s Butter Milk, Baby Chick Feed, Ground Oyster Shell and Charcoal, Pratt’s and Bee Brand Enkeet Powder, and Peruna Chicken Feed. At Piggly Wiggly store, Freach Sweet Milk and yogurt are advertised with daily receipts noted.
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Pratt's
Pratt
Unclear drug remedy ad from Nacogdoches
An advertisement promotes a dandruff remedy marketed to men and children from Maudeen or Mahdeen via a street address in Nacogdoches. It claims universal effectiveness and urges trying the product, noting it may “disappoint” if not effective and that it’s not available at usual stores.
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Maudeen
Nacogdoches
Cardul Promises Renewal for Nervous Women in Tennessee
Fountain City resident Jett Weaver’s wife, described as a well-to-do farmer’s wife, testi es the tonic Cardul relieved long standing fatigue and discouragement. She credits one bottle, then several, with improving her health and urges others with similar symptoms to try the product.
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Fountain City
Tenn
Jett Weaver
Cardus
Witten
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R. R. Commission
Mrs. McDonald
St. Louis Nationals
Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Mueller
Fournier
Lavan
Prime Mercantile
Liberty Bonds
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Switzerland
Spain
Greece
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Argentine
Brazil
Montreal
York
Jos
Allied Chemical and Dyes
Allis Chalmers
American Can
Atchison
Atl
Gulf and W. Indies
Baldwin Locomotive
Baltimore and Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake and Ohio
Mil
St. Paul
R. I
Pac
China
Colorado
Crucible Steel
Erie
Famous Players- Lasky
General Electric
Bn General Motors
Goodrich Co
Great Northern Td
Asa
Linois Central
Inspiration Co
Besa International Harvester
Marine Pfd
International Paper
Invincible Oil
Kelly-Springfield ‘Tire
Kennecott
Louisville
Nashville Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper
Middle States Oil
Midvale Steel
Missouri Pacific
New York Central
Ray Consolidated
P. Tron and Steel
Hepat Dutch
N. Y
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Con
Southern Pacific
Sother
Utah
Oee
Westinghouse Electric Ae
Willys Overland
Coca Cola
Gulf States Steel
Een
Seaboard Air Line
American Zinc
Reynolds Tobacco
Arbuckle
Erial
Bryan
Siva
the Beautiful
Seri
NEW York Poultry
Chicago Dairy
Poultry Alive
Russia
Lucien L. Knight
Vienna
Glee Club
Ben Zachery
Seaboard
Beusae
Heavers
Miami
William J. Bryan
Bena Ae Watestyone Feys
Pieide Arte Ae
Winder
Smyrna
Rks
Afiun- Karahissar
Eski-Shehr
Danderine
Palace
Constance Binney Palace
Ferday- Yyy
Jin
Tennessee
Orgian Bagc Transfer Co, Offies
Htoreigg Hotel
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