Georgia Defeats Michigan in opening two game series
Georgia took the first of a two game series with Michigan 6 to 4 at Sanford Field. George Clarke starred with three hits including a homer and pitched effectively. The second game is set for 3 20 this afternoon with Dekle facing Ruzika.
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Michigan
Georgia
Sanford Field
George Clarke
Costa’s
Pathe
Dekle
Hemognd
Ruzika
Atenw
Wolverines
Serina
Bulldogs
Clarke
Dixon
Oy Tenite
VanBaven
Perrin Alt
Tong
Fitts
Pixon al VanBaven
Perrin
Georgia track team heads to first dual meet with Clemson
The University of Georgia track squad departs for its season opener against Clemson College. Thirteen athletes travel with coach and manager to confront Clemson, led by Dr. Stewart a veteran track organizer newly appointed as Clemson’s coach.
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University of Georgia
Clemson College
Clemson
Stewart
Far West
Emergency tariff and anti-dumping bill passes House
In Washington on April 15 the Young emergency tariff and anti-dumping bill cleared the House by 249 to 112 with 2 present after a stormy session. The measure, largely identical to the Fordney bill vetoed by Wilson, adds an anti-dumping provision and American valuation for duties and now goes to the Senate.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Wilson
Flags at Half Mast as Empress Augusta Is Buried
Flags fly at half mast in Potsdam as bands play and shops display black in honor of the former Empress Augusta who will be buried Tuesday with imperial honors at Sans Souci Park. A packed audience attended the Georgia Blue club’s season finale at the Colonial, praised as the best show yet by the university’s performing group.
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Associated Presa
Posdam
Any
Potadim
Augusta
Vietoris
Georgia Blue Club
Colonial
Asaociation
Shine conspiracy cases adjourned in Florence federal court
Florence Ala April 15 The federal district court adjourned after disposing of all but three cases in the alleged moonshine conspiracy linked to the killing of prohibition officer Don Stephenson in Colbert County. Sid Kirby Will Holmes and Jake Smith had their terms in the state penitentiary continued Greenberry Fuller was acquitted Nine others were convicted and sentenced from ninety days to two years.
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Associated Press
Florence
Ala
Federal District Court
Don Stephenson
Colbert County
Sid Kirby
Will Holmes
Jake Smith
Stephenson
Greenberry Fuller
Paris Poised to Win 1924 Olympic Games
Gaston Vidal, co secretary of state for physical education and sports, told the Associated Press Paris is confident the 1924 Games will be awarded to Paris. He said Holland Sweden and other bidders have abandoned efforts and will support France. Los Angeles reportedly abandoned its bid.
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Paris
Gaston Vidal
Associated Press Today
Holland
Sweden
France
Ita
Los Angeles
Labor Boards Set to Launch National Steel Union Drive
The American Federation of Labor affiliated councils announce a nationwide steel plant unionization campaign to start June 19 despite unemployment and poor industrial conditions. A Denver meeting will launch education efforts and establish a national headquarters for the steel campaign.
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Alated Press
Washington, D. C
American Federation of Labor
Co Ly
Co Ly Those Now Unem
Kiwanis Clubs Back Legion Relief Plan for Ex Soldiers
Cleveland April 15 The Kiwanis Club executive committee endorses the American Legion relief program for ex soldiers and urges Kiwanis clubs in about 500 cities to aid its implementation. Assistant Secretary Clark notes 60 000 members stand ready to support care for veterans ahead of the June international convention.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Iwanis
American Legion
Ane Kiwants Club
F. W. Galbraith
The
Legion
Dean Clark
International Secre
Kiwanis Organization
Harding
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Kiwanis Club
Clark
Kiwanti
Louise Glaum Shines at Palace In Sahara
Screen star Louise Glaum appears at the Palace Theater in the new Sahara with her recent Athens success Sex remembered. A Sunshine comedy is also part of today’s Palace bill, giving audiences a varied program of entertainment.
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Louise Glaum
Palace Theater
Sahara
Misa Claum
Athens
Palace
Poteat to Speak Twice at University of Georgia
Dr. E. M. Poteat of Furman University now in New York City will address students at Athens. The first talk is Monday at 9 a.m. in the chapel, the second at 7:30 p.m. in the chapel. The lectures are part of UMC A life-work meetings promoting student discussion for college men and women.
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Furman University
New York City
Athens
Poteat
America
Dr. Poteat
University
Mrs. Bulah Underwood Died in Athens at 43
Mrs. Bulah Underwood age 43 of Union Point Ga died in Athens at 6 p m Friday. Funeral and interment Sunday at 11 a m in Union Point with Bernstein Bros in charge and Rev R L Robertson of Union Point Baptist Church to officiate. She was survived by husband A L Underwood four sons three daughters parents two brothers and five sisters. Her character and church activity were noted by friends.
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Bulah Underwood
Union Point
Athens
Bernstein Bros
R. L. Robertson
Union Point Baptist Church
Gonzales Crosses Border in Mexico Revolt Report
Merxico City spring report states Gonzales a former representative crossed the border between Matamoros and Perrimlo into Mexico and is said to be plotting revolt against the government. The War Office released the announcement today detailing the claimed actions and location.
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Associated Press
Merxico City
Zane Gonzales
United States
Matamoros
Fan Perrimlo
War Office
Tornado Toll Rises Across Arkansas Texas and Mississippi
Tornadoes wreck towns and take lives across Hempstead County Arkansas Texarkana Texas Copiah County Mississippi and Hope Arkansas. The Coal family perish in Hempstead with multiple fatalities and injuries reported. Relief teams find nine bodies near Sprudel Dolph area while Hope tallies fifteen to twenty dead with extensive damage. Wires down hampered information as survivors recount fatalities and hospitals treat dozens.
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Associated Press
Shreveport
Coal
Hempstead County
Arkansas
Texarkana
Tex
Copiah County
Mias
Robert Window
Hope
Ark
Hempstead
Ane
Sprudel
Dolph
Atlanta
O'Farrell
Prominent Jackson County Leader C C Chandler Dies
Center Ga April 11 Mr C C Chandler a noted Center and Jackson county citizen died at his home from ptomaine poisoning after less than a week of illness Funeral services will be at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 11 am Interment in the nearby cemetery He leaves a widow a daughter Mrs S A Fite a son Claude C Chandler Jr two brothers C B Chandler of Athens and Ralph Chandler of Jacksonville Fla and a sister Mrs L L Ray of Jefferson Chandler served as Center mayor and as clerk of the Jackson County superior court for several terms
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Center
C. Chandler
Jecxccz County
Presbyterian Church
Tier
Jackson County
Funeral services for Mr J Hubert Hardy this morning
Funeral services for Mr Jos Hubert Hardy who died at his residence 1125 Oconee street will be held from Oconee Street Methodist church at 10 this morning. Rev A F Nunn and Rev FP Colle will conduct the service. Remains will be taken to Bethany church Jackson county for interment.
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Jos
Hubert Hardy
Oconee Street
Oconee Street Methodist Church
A.F. Nunn
FP. P. Colle
Bethany Church
Jackson County
Terment
Pact Vote Hinted On Senate Action Against Treaty
Washington April 15 The Colombian treaty faces hostile fire in the Senate but leaders say enough votes exist to ratify next Wednesday. Pro gressives Jolson and Lenroot attack as wrong to Roosevelt and invite blackmail. Watton accuses Lodge of obstructing support as Fall defends U S friendship and warns against payments linked to colonial claims.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Senate
Curtis
Kansas
Hardingford
Jolson
California
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
Tom Watton
Georgia
Cne
Lodge
Sachusetts
Gacrotary
Ping Pandma
Ie Watson
Colgmbreas
Rica
Aaiberea Rumrathiese
Interferce
Wilson
Jet
Matt the
Banca
Veterinarian Freed of Murder Charge of School Teacher
Harland Kentucky April 15 The indictment against Dr H C Winnes former state veterinarian charging him with the murder of Miss Lara Parsons Pine Mountain settlement school teacher was dismissed in the circuit court today. Winnes was tried months ago but the jury disagreed and Commonwealth Attorney J Porrenter announced he believed Winnes was innocent.
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Associated Press
Harland, Ky
H.C. Winnes
Lara Parsons
Pine Mountain
Winnes
J. , Porrenter
Commonwealth Attorney
Heleleved Winnes
No Action Taken on Resolution Calls By Florida House
Tallahassee April 16 Florida House adjourned without action on a concurrent resolution from the Senate to authorize an investigation into rumors of official acts by former Governor Calts. The house adjourned until tomorrow without action on the resolution.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
House
Senate
Calts
Athens Lawyer Is Case at Perry Ga
Athens lawyer appears in Perry Georgia to represent Mrs Elmer of Jacksonville Florida in the Shepard case. Mrs Elmer is the widow of Shepard and previously married to Dr Elmer.
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Athens
Case
Perry, Ga
Seaencelord
Perry
Elmer
Jacksonville
Fla
Shepard
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