Palmer claims Palmer wins Georgia primary as Watson trails
Attorney General A Mitchell Palmer allegedly did not win Georgia’s Democratic presidential primary according to his representatives, though official returns show Palmer with 148 votes to Watson’s 130. Watson stands with his granddaughters Georgia Lee and Georgia Watson in the accompanying photo.
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Wooder in Jersey Ohio From Harding
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Wooder in Jersey and Ohio with Harding reference. No clear event, person, or organization details emerge to form a full factual summary.
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Ohio
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Elrod Bound Over On Manslaughter Charge
Special to the Banner from Hartwell Georgia reports Jenkins Elrod charged with manslaughter in the death of A C Chambers in Anderson South Carolina. The wounds came from knife blows inflicted by Elrod and his son. Elrod bound over to grand jury for indictment after bond and commitment hearing.
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Athens Business Now Seeks New Incinerator for City Trash
In a business section discussion the Athens city needs a new incinerator to handle waste during a cleanup week. The article notes growth in commerce outpacing census figures and mentions a plan related to Trash Wagone and a limited impact of ongoing trash disruption.
Athens Mad Dog Epidemic and Soldier Relief Tax Fight
The piece notes a split among House Republicans over a proposed one cent sales tax to fund Soldier Relief, with Young North Dakota and Great Wisconsin bolting the Ways and Means panel. Republican leaders plan the tax to start next January and bonuses to begin April 1, 1921, amid insurgent opposition.
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Mexican Government Holds Rebels In Check Near Chihuahua City
Washington April 29 reports say Mexican forces still hold rebels in check after the capture of Chihuahua City by federal troops. The situation remains tense as authorities push to restore order and curb insurgent activity.
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Terrier bites alarm in Barber Street area blood illness
A small terrier bitten by rabies attacked G C Awtry's two young sons on Barber Street. Dr G T Canning reported the infected dog also bit two nearby black children before being killed by residents. The state health board in Atlanta confirmed rabies via wire to the attending physician.
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Atlanta Wholesale Company Indicted as Sugar Profiteers
The Og lesby Grocery Company, a Atlanta wholesaler, and W A Allbright, its president, were indicted by the Federal Grand Jury in Atlanta on nine counts of profiteering in sugar in a case announced April 29.
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Secretary Wilson invites miners and operators to meet
New York April 29 An invitation from Secretary of Labor Wilson to meet Saturday in his office prevented the deadlock sub committee of miners and operators from breaking relations while they seek a working agreement for the anthracite fields. They accepted the invitation.
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