Stanley Repliesto Resigns Over Georgia Labor Office Rift
Atlanta April 26 Commissioner Hal M Stanley fires back at Jerome Jones editor of the Journal of Labor and Georgia federation leaders who charged him with neglect of duty and underhanded tactics to win the labor commissioner job. Stanley defends his record, questions the motives of organizers Callahan Jones and Still, and calls for any legal investigation to proceed.
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Knights of Pythias lodge meeting announced
St Eimie Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias meets every Monday at 8 PM in the Jos ae Vinliog Hall. Members and friends are invited to attend. Also notice for Nickmrron and Laman address details appear in the same listing.
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Rare Book Added to U. Ga. Library
The University of Georgia library adds a manuscript volume of Notes and Reflections During a Journey from Williamstown to the Southern States 1817 1818 by Kellogg, a Savannah visit diary and coastal sketches. The book, never printed, joins efforts to collect Georgia and Southeast history with fire proof stacks preserving valuable documents. Kellogg notes cotton prices and Savannah trade with drogers, plus Georgia figures and antebellum life.
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New Zealand
Yankee Character,” . Kellogg
Liberty County
Oliver Stevens
McWhir
Sunbury
John Elliott
Robert J. Houston
Mason
Thomas Young
Alfred Cuthbert
S. C. Dunningsi
Mr. Kelloch
Presbyterian Church
Athens and Vicinity Weather Update
Wednesday showers likely in interior Georgia with little temperature change. Western disturbance now centered over Arkansas and northern Louisiana lowers atmospheric pressure to 29.8 inches at Shreveport with rains reported in several areas.
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Daily Arrivals At Athens Hotels
Geo Bricker of Libby McNeil and Libby tours Athens area with Talmadge brothers' aides all week. Ernest Howard oversees territory for the firm. A P Bennett of Safe Cabinet Co marietta Ohio reports local sales. Mrs W H Andrews of Toccoa visits Athens with Shorty Andrews’ circle. E W House, state prison inspector, registers in as a Bulldog rooter. Families from New Hartford NY and Paris Station NY check out of Florida and travel north.
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Baseball Results and College Games Across Regions
Southern League Atlante 5 New Orleans 8. others rained out. American League scores include Chicago 1 St Louis 3 Cleveland 9 Detroit 8 New York 4 Washington 5 Boston 1 Philadelphia 2. National League Brooklyn 3 New York Philadelphia 6 Boston 16 Cincinnati 6 Chicago 3 St Louis Pittsburg rain. College games list multiple venues with Auburn 2 Georgia 0. Furman Erskine 4. Mercer 4. Clemson 4. Tech 3 Georgetown 2. Bryn Mawr plans summer admission for seventy poor workers. Weather notes hint at rain areas and temperature trends through midweek.
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