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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1922
Page
4
The Banner-Herald counters The News in a public dispute over local papers and Athens politics. It asserts that editorial wars harm the community and urges the issue be settled by homes churches and citizens of Athens through moral and civic action.
The Davison-Nicholson Company issues a pointed card attacking The Banner-Herald on its editorial page, detailing political ties and ownership within The News Publishing Company. The piece argues the firms’ influence shapes Athens politics and cites past editorials and local figures connected to both sides.
The Banner-Herald asserts Athens roots of Mr. Phinizy family and notes long local ties. It defends ownership mix, dismisses the Augusta reference, and explains why advertisers Davison-Nicholson and Collins may not use the paper. It urges merchants to seek Banner-Herald readers for broad Athens trade.
Athens discusses a direct western link via a Dahlonega to Knoxville road. Baldwin & Co back the project. success could spur further extension. Citizens urged to form a Business Men's League to handle future needs. Elberton reports a fatal hanging with last words I am innocent. Local society notes list residents visiting and health updates.
Los Angeles officials move to indict the raid on the Eldhgen home as possibly led by Klan members. Coroners jury links the attack to the death of Medford Mosher, constable of Inglewood, at the inquest. Judge Willis acts, city council weighs disguises ban, while federal agents send preliminary reports to Washington.
Special to Banner-Herald Atlanta Ga Atlanta will observe Confederate Memorial Day Wednesday Former Governor Slaton will be orator and deliver an address at Oakland Cemetery where the bodies of fallen veterans are buried A monster parade through the city streets in the afternoon will feature military and civic organizations participate during the observance.
The morning ladies of the Memorial association will entertain the veterans at dinner. Inmates of the Confederate Veterans Home will be provided with automobiles for the parade. Oxford University in England comprises more than 20 colleges with an average of 150 men per college.
Hon Julian McCurry of Athens and Mrs Samuel J Tribble will join delegates from the Eighth district to attend the Georgia Democratic committee meeting in Atlanta at the Hotel Ansley. W J Vereen will preside as the body plans to adopt old rules for the primary with potential second primaries if no majority winner.
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