Effort to Molest Barrow Man Prompts Klan Concern
R L Woodruff of Winder Barrow County reports masked visitors in Ku Klux Klan regalia. He pleaded with Governor Hardwick for protection saying local authorities cannot ensure safety. A mass meeting debated law and order with a plan for a second gathering next week. Governor cites need for state militia if civil authorities cannot protect life and property.
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R. L. Woodruff
Winder
Barrow County
Ku Klux Klan
Banner-Herald
Mr. Woodruff
Hardwick
Woodruff
Superior Court
Blanton Fortson
Duke Ross
Ross
A Anh
Barrow County Court House
Secon
Court House
Law and Order
Hbo
Georgia
Athens urged to host migratory tourists for extended stays
Larry Gantt reports Mr Winn urges Athens to entice touring caravans and seasonal visitors from the South. He cites conversations with tourists traveling to Florida who praised Athens location and hopes the city can market lodging and investment opportunities during winter camps. Local business groups may back a plan to welcome campers and promote sustained visitor revenue.
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Larry Gantt
Hoh
Sinn
Rotary Wini
Winn
Mick
Athens
Florida
Ud i
Mr. Winn
Ida
Georgian
Forda
South
Four Join U. S. Navy In Athens
Enlistments reported in Athens show four men joining the United States Navy. The readable names include James Wind and Mien of and Aoldsvilien, with additional details obscured by the damaged OCR text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Navy
Athens
Ty Navy
James
Palm Beach Trio Delights Athens Audience at Palace
The Palm Beach trio led by Inez Marvin of Atlants gave a well received performance in Athens attracting locals who braved the weather to enjoy violin selections by Marvin, joined by Katherine Jones, Flo Cassidy on piano, and a dancer. They remain in Athens through Thursday at the Palace, offering entertaining numbers and a chance to hear Marvin famed for her violin in Humoresque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Inez Marvin
Atlants
Stella
Athens
Mieg Marvin
Katherine Jones
Flo Cassidy
Palace
Marvin
British interest in US debt talks to ease Allied loans
London reports that Britain plans discreetly to question the United States about willingness to discuss canceling the French debt or a conference on European debts. French sources doubt such action. Poincaré stresses Europe must mend its debts without US aid. Adjourned talks left Paris negotiations uneasy.
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London
Great Britain
Amercan
Daily Telegraph
United States
Amerca
Poincaire
Europe
Atlantic
America
Paris
Governors Prohi Session In January Reported
Washington dispatch notes the Governors Conference on prohibition to be called by President Harding. Details are unclear due to fragmented text but reference to a formal session and potential discussions follow.
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Washington
Harding
Last Income Tax Payment Due December Fifteenth
The article notes the final income tax payment for 1922 is due December 15 at the internal revenue office. After this payment, no further payments occur until the filing date around March 15 of the next year, with a nod to Christmas timing.
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Internal Revenue Collector
Santa Claus
Mystery Surrounds Hart Killing at Fort Benning
Columbus Ga Early Tuesday the probe into Sergeant William S Hart fifteenth tank battalion Fort Benning death continues with a special army board convening at 10 30 A M at the reservation after a day of investigation with no result The body of Hart enlisted from White Plains New York remains at a local undertaker awaiting word from relatives in the east and a military funeral is planned.
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Columbus
William S. Hart
Tank
Fort Benning
Special Army Board
Hart
White Plains
New York
Baptist Goal Is Almost Reached
Members of the First Baptist Church increased their subscriptions to support the church finances. Reports from Tuesday night show weekly pledges totaling 280.57 with 57.00 still needed to reach the weekly goal of 246.10. Eleven members were pledged to pay their shares during the weekly duties, continuing steady support for the cause.
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First Baptist Church
Woman resembles famed murderess held in Casper jail
A woman arrested near the Casper railroad station is said by police to closely match the appearance of Mrs. Clara Phillips, the Los Angeles hammer murderess. She resisted identification, asked for a dark cell, and could not produce tickets or personal details as detectives sought to confirm her identity amid notes of possible Billings and Idaho connections. A man accompanying her remains at large.
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Casper
Wyo
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Hammer
Billings
Montana
Munday
Hillips
Seen
Kaho Falls
Idaho
Phillips
Albert. Meadows
Four Bandits Take $19,000 from Logan Square Bank
Chicago police report four bandits robbed the Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank on Tuesday seizing $19,000 from a messenger. No injuries reported as investigators search for suspects and review surveillance.
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Chicago
Logan Square Trust and Savings Bank
Rogers Leads Savannah Mayor Race At Eleven PM
In Savannah the municipal campaign between incumbent Murray M. Stewart and James M. Rogers shows Rogers with a narrow lead at 11 pm as five of seventeen precincts report, giving Rogers a majority of 87 votes amid a hard fought contest.
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Rogers
Savannah
Murray M. Stewart
James".m. Rogers
Campaign Begins Wednesday to Wipe Out Tuberculosis
State leaders push tuberculosis campaign as a joint effort with Allen Fleming Jr Post addressing pre school training for Athens children. Mrs VerNooy outlined a mobile nursery and playroom plan while Legion members were urged to back a school for parenting. New members Dr C J Decker A T Levy H 5s Bakery joined. post to move meetings to Knights of Pythias Hall and discuss city and county board appointments.
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The
American Legion
Athens
Frank A. Holden
Allen R. Fleming, Jr
C. A. VerNooy
Legion
C. J. Decker
A. T. Levy
H. 5S Bakery
Knights of Pythias Hall
Henry H. West
Women urged to push tax reform in Georgia
Athens leaders of the League of Voters urged women to aid tax reform and support income and classified tax plans to improve Georgia government. Dr J H T McPherson and state tax commissioner H J Fullbright warned the current law is poorly enforced and could harm schools, urging pre election civic work and renewed equalization efforts. Representing Clarke County, Frank A Holden called for electing capable lawmakers, as delegates to the state convention of the Woman Voters were chosen with alternates named.
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Athens
League of Voters
Georgie
J. H. T. McPherson
H. J. Fullbright
Voters League
Georgian Palm Garden
McPherson
Movement For
Vicaroony
Comin Ner Fullbright
Fullbright
Georgia
Frank A. Holden
Clarke County
Gue of Women Voters
L. L. Hendren
Josephine Wilkina
R. S. Pond
Preston Brooks
John Morris
Workers 10 Sell Christmas Seals on Streets Today
Fulton County reports a halved tuberculosis death rate over ten years. Citizens urged to buy Christmas Seals to fund anti tuberculosis efforts in Clarke County. Seals sold at post office and other public places. street workers and committees listed with Mrs. Louis Johnson chairing.
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Ales
Clarke County
Edwards
Community Council
Georgia
Dan H. Dupree
Maine
Raglas
Chloe Jackson
State Board of Healse
Worman’s Club
Mra. Louis John 200
Esdamey Ed Jacke
Rachel Griget
P. F. Mra
Lucy Leah Mathis
Jus Talmadge
R. J. Hancoel
J. 8. Brewert
W. GC. A
Kin R. White
James L. Brown
Brown
Audrey Harris
Mix Goldmin
J. Dornblatt
Mise
Ola. Dornblatt
Poster
Mike Nelila Foster
Miga Cooper
Oconee Street
W. M. Saye
Wilson
Misa Lucy Kirk
Nanahala
P. Ty A
Mra. C
Will Kirk
Huis+ ri le cre
Nicos
Detroit Farmer Faces Defense Fees in Ford Case
Detroit Mich Noy J Ford wealthy Wayne county farmer Tuesday faced possible orders to pay defense costs for his wife May B Ford charged with trying to hire a gunman to kill him Attorneys for Mrs Ford planned to seek 10000 for preliminary fees 3000 for defense expenses if she goes to trial and a divorce hearing could be held immediately Ford said women and death were synonymous in his two marriages and he would be a single man from now on
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Detroit
Mich
Noy J. Ford
Wayne County
May B. Ford
Ford
Woman Run Over by Train Survives At Hospital
Mary Parrott, a 40 year old Black woman, was struck by a Seaboard vestibule train near Polaski Street while gathering coal. She remains alive at St Mary’s hospital, though both legs were amputated below the knees and her face bruised. A nearby Negro man tried to pull her free but she moved back onto the tracks as the engine passed.
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Mary Parrott
St. Mary's Hospital
Polaski Street
Sid
Othar
American Consul Shot and Wounded in Malta
Mason Mitchell of New York American consul on Malta was shot near the sea today. He was taken to a hospital for treatment. The assailant fled but was promptly pursued. Mitchell, a long and varied career actor writer traveler and diplomat, expressed disbelief at the attack.
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Valetta
Malta
Associated Press
Mason Mitchell
New York
Mitchell
Mitchell Soha Grata
Consula
Hamilton
N. Y
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L. Woodruff
Grand Jury
Says
Sittmont
Ath
Deloss
Pas
Stacy
Barosle
Morovice
Atens Nu
Selice
Dany
Rench
ANALG
U. S
Camp Benning
Susely
Pythian Hall
Frank Holden
Christian Church
Fulton County
A.C. Havicock
MM . Fi. Smith
Jarrell
Steve J. Moss
S. S. Moss
Banneratory Report
Mowe
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