Mrs. S. E Jackson Dies At Whitehall
Rosa Emerline Jackson aged 32 wife of Mr. S. E. Jackson died at her Whitehall home after a long illness. A lifelong Whitehall resident she was a Methodist church member. Funeral arrangements pending at the Whitehall Methodist Church. Survived by husband John William, parents J. W. and Mrs. Shadden, four brothers W. C. N. H. C. L. C. Shadden, and two sisters Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs. Lillie May Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosa Emerline Jackson
FE. Jackson
Whitehall
Methodist Cnuren
John William Jackson
J. W. Shadden
W. C
N. 11
L. C. Shadden
Mary Cunningham
Lillie May Cunningham
Eminent Jurists Attend Bar Meet
Cincinnati reports that supreme court judges from nearly every state will attend the American Bar association annual meeting in Cincinnati from August 30 to September 2. Ben Nelson of the Cincinnati Bar association handles delegate registration and hotel assignments. Six of Ohio’s seven supreme court judges are expected to attend, with hotel reservations noted for Vermont judges Miles Powers Slack and Taylor, Mississippi’s W D Anderson, Iowa’s Truman S Stevens, and three Illinois justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
American Bar Association
Ben Nelson
Cincinnati Bar Association
Supreme Court of
State of
Ohio
Miles, Powers, Slack and Taylor
Vermont
W. D. Anderson
Supreme Court of Mississippi
Truman S. Stevens
Iowa
Linois
Editors Meet In Athens Plan For Sept 10 Program
Committees from the Advent Club and the Chamber of Commerce, under Secretary E. Carroll, draft plans for the eighth district editors convention in Athens on September 10. The program envisions a large gathering of editors and friends, with a baseball game and other features to showcase the visitors. The editors aim to finalize a constitution and by laws to govern the association and determine membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Carroll
Chamber of Comerce
Adventz Club
Carroll
Wttn
Athens
Memhe Association
Hellican Springs to Reopen as Major Resort in 1922
Hellican Springs along the Danielsville road plans a major comeback for the 1922 season with a large dancing pavilion, tea rooms, pergolas, and other amenities. Owners aim to attract Northeast Georgia tourists and University of Georgia students, reviving the former popularity once rivaling Indian Springs. Plans call for completion by opening of the 1922 season and include a jazz orchestra for evening dances.
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Hellican
Danielsville Road
Georgia
Anc
Flors
Athens
University of Georgia Boys
Julian B. McCurry
Hellicon Springs
Indian Springs
Hodgson Named Head of Prudential Committee at U Georgia
Governor McDaniel appoints Marcus McWhorter as third member of the university prudential committee. Harry Hodgson and Hugh J. Rowe were named chairman and vice chairman respectively, based on seniority. Hodgson is the oldest member, appointed a year or two before Rowe.
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Hugh J. Rowe
Marcus McWhorter
H. D. McDaniel
University of Georgia Board of Trustees
Prudential Committee
University
Harry Hodgson
Mr. Rowe
Salesmanship Club drives large prizes and early entry urged
The Banner-Herald announces an eight week Salesmanship Club drive starting August 29 to win three automobiles and more than $9,000 in prizes by October 22. Entry offers 10 percent commission on subscription votes, with top prizes including a $3,150 Lexington Lark, $2,000 Columbia Sport, and an $850 Chevrolet Touring, plus many other awards.
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Ion
Banner-Herald
Lexington
Club
Lst
Columbia Sport
Woman Charged With Murder After Sandy Creek Shooting
Pearlee Kelly, a Black woman, shot and killed her stepfather John Roberson in Sandy Creek district Sunday. Roberson died Tuesday morning. Kelly was jailed in Clarke County on murder charges and will be tried at the next superior court session. Motive remains undetermined.
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Pearlee Kelly
John Roberson
Sandy Creek
Clarke County
French Awards Honor Long Serving Household Staff
Paris report notes a shortage of domestic help while the Official Journal lists 24 silver gilt and silver medal recipients for long service in households. Thirty years’ tenure qualifies, with records showing many awardees in Paris such as Mademoiselle Levasseur at 71 years and couples serving together in the same family.
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Paris
Official
Ministry of Labor
Mademoiselle Levasseur
Mademoige
Andrieux
Marie
Delaporte
M. Delpove
Michel Joseph
M. Cassel
Madame Geiger
Colette
Madame Ray
M. Mosnier
Jean
Madame Escot
Madame Mosnier
Jeanne
Marines Quell Sea Mutiny Aboard Steamship Alliance
New York report says three mutinous firemen were ironed aboard the Alliance while twenty two marines were transferred from the Connecticut at sea to guard the ship. Fearing for passenger safety including many women and children, Captain James Stone summoned aid by wireless from a battleship and marines arrived to restore order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Alliance
Cristobal
Connecticut
James Stone
Pairing tragedy ends with double death in Bedford
Minnie Lekatos, thirteen, was shot through the heart by Mike Pinter, thirty eight, after which Pinter killed himself. The tragedy allegedly followed her refusal to marry him. Pinter was a boarder at the Lekatos home in Bedford.
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Bedford
Minnie Lekatos
Mike Pinter
Pinter
Lekatos
Senate panel eyes West Virginia coal field trip
Senate labor subcommittee chairman Kenyon said the committee likely will visit Mingo county West Virginia soon to conduct inquiries into the coal fields situation. The panel is examining conditions and issues affecting miners and local labor relations as part of its ongoing probe.
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Washington, D. C
Kenyon
Senate Labor
Mingo
W. Va
West Virginia
Yarborough First Clarke County Cotton Bale Again
For the second year R T Yarborough has produced Clarke County s first bale of cotton. A 440 pound bale brought to town Tuesday was graded strict middling and sold at 15 cents per pound at auction. The Yarborough farm lies on Barnett Shoals road near Athens. Local brokers expect the crop to come in fast as boll weevil pressure eases. The first Clarke bale arrived nearly two weeks earlier than last year.
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R. T. Yarborough
Clarke County
Miller and Company
Yarborough
Clarke
Athens
Barnett Shoals Road
Youngsters Jailed For Stealing Sugar
Pope Crowder and Roy Lee Anderson, both twelve, were arrested Sunday for stealing 200 pounds of sugar from a local grocery. They are held in Clarke county jail awaiting trial and will appear before Judge Braswell to transfer to the juvenile court.
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Pope Crowder
Roy Lee Anderson
Clarke County
Jt. D. Braswell
R. C. Orr
Crowder
Anderson
Burglars Loot Kappa Alpha House Trophy Loss
Overnight Monday burglars smashed a side window at the Kappa Alpha chapter house on Han cock avenue and stole the Pan Hellenic trophy silver loving cup won last May for the Inter fraternity baseball championship. Also taken were a dress suit two civilian suits two worn shoes and other clothing. Police are investigating and hope to recover the items and arrest the burglars soon.
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Kappa Alpha
Hancock Avenue
Pan- Hellenic Council
Aia
British Aviators Captured By Turks Near Geiveh
Constantinople dispatch reports a British airplane on a practice flight was downed within Turkish lines at Geiveh. Pilot and observers were taken prisoner by Turkish forces claiming reconnaissance for the Greeks. Britain plans reprisals and has sent warships to the Black Sea.
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Constantinople
Geiveh
Black Sea
Senators Spat On Disarmament Meet
In Washington on Monday Senator Harrison defended open sessions at the disarmament conference amid a heated Senate debate on a 200000 dollar appropriation for conference expenses and Harding appointees. Senator Lodge condemned the move as out of place and futile bad manners and attacked the push for open sessions, prompting Harrigan to withdraw his amendment directing delegates to demand openness.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
Harrison
Senate
Harding
Lodge
Harrigan
Water and Religion Boost Zion City Garden Yields
In Zion City Illinois workers claim water plus faith boosts garden output. Testimonials from followers of Wilbur Voliva say orthodox plots yield more, with tales of long beans and berry patches. A blackberry plot produced 100 quarts and another earned $452, reportedly watered and prayed over.
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Zion City
Ill
Wilbur Green Voliva
Church of Zion
Prince Avenue Missionary Society Meets Wednesday
The Prince Avenue Baptist church missionary society will hold its regular meeting at 4 30 Wednesday afternoon. All members are requested to be present. It's a good thing your husband didn't see the pictures you had taken on your vacation.
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Prince Albert
Prince Ave
Minister and Priest Murder Case Opens in Birmingham
Ruth Stephenson Gussman, first witness for the state, testified before the grand jury in the Father James Coyle murder case. Rev Edwin Stephenson, father of the witness, stands accused after the priest was killed on August 4 in Birmingham, Alabama.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Ruth Stephenson Gussman
James Coyle
Edwin Stephenson
Four Bogus Federal Reserve Notes in Circulation
The Treasury Department warned of counterfeit currency circulating as four new Federal Reserve notes. The fake bills include a fifty under New York, a twenty under Chicago, a ten under Kansas City, and a five under Chicago.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Fedrral Reserve
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Kansas City
Incendiary Fire Hits Virginia Town Courthouse Block
Norfolk report states a Tuesday morning blaze of incendiary origin destroyed two blocks in Mathews courthouse business section, causing an estimated loss of 100000 dollars. Bristles down ad copy appears in text, not relevant to event.
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Norfolk
Mathews
Reed censured over Volstead reference in Senate speech
The House adopted a resolution censuring Senator Reed for remarks last week in the Senate that cited Representative Volstead, author of the prohibition act. The vote underscores partisan tension surrounding Prohibition era debates and the Volstead Act.
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Associated Press
Washington, J. C
House
Senator Reed
Senate
Representative Volstead
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Whiteall
Ad Club and
Chamber of Commerce
U. Ga
Senate Committee
Clarke Cotton
Kappa Alpha House
the Foundation Co
Athens, Ga
P. A
Pringe Albert
Rca
Voliva
Virginia
Daily Banner
Columms
Sete
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The
Athens Herald
Penfed
the Daily Herald
the Daily Banner
the Banner-Herald
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