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Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1922

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Bandits Kill Bank Guard in Denver Hold Up

In Denver a bandit gang attacked a federal reserve delivery wagon at the main entrance wounding guard Charles Linton and seizing about 200000 in five dollar bills. A car with Colorado license plate 81001 fled the scene as authorities cordon off roads and search area. One bandit may have been wounded during the exchange.

Denver Colo Federal Reserve Charles Linton Linton Federal Reserve Bank

Farmers rally to pressure aid from government

Larry Gantt notes farmers, historically rewarded by individual ballots, are pushing now for direct government relief amid party lines. He cites California and Southern cotton growers, urging the Hoover era bloc to back pro-farmer measures and shift power toward those who till the soil.

T. Larry Gantt Recolkein Congress Se West Republican Party Hoover Ely Agricultural Bloc 5 Mrn Bolinging Ney P

Athens General Hospital Receives Accredit List Honor

Athens General Hospital, a 75 bed facility opened June 10 1921, earns accreditation from the American College of Surgeons marking it among eleven state hospitals on the list. Dr. Graham visited last June to report. Miss Agnes P. McGinley heads nursing care and led hospital operations during the evaluation.

Athens General Hospital American College of Surgeons Athens General Athens Graham Davis Fisher Georgia Baptist Grady Piedmort Sanitarium St. Joseph's Infirmary Atlanta Harbin's Hospital Rome Unversity of Georgia Hospital Augusta Downey Hospital Gainesville Park View Savannah Scottish Rite Decatur America Toa Jton Agnes P. McGinley Jocal Institution

City Court Is Again In Session With Few Respondents

Judge Bradwell resumes city court duties after a three week postponement due to illness. A small panel and one colored prisoner answered Monday. January 2 was set for the next session, with strict legal excuses only. Cases will be called and disposed.

Bradwell

Hunt for Missing Airmen Across El Paso

A search intensifies for missing airmen Col Frances R. Peace and Lieut C L Weber in El Paso Texas. Local reports struggle with unclear details as authorities coordinate efforts and public assistance to locate the two servicemen.

EL Paso Tex Frances R. Peace C. L. Weber

Christmas Seals Aid Tuberculosis Crusade Promoted

A local appeal urges Clarke County residents to place Christmas Seals on packages cards and letters. The drive supports the national Christmas Seal Committee funding tuberculosis relief and boosts public awareness of the cause.

Clarke County

District P. T. A. May Meet in Athens

The Eighth District Parent Teacher Association may meet in Athens at an early date. Mrs E B Hudson president of the local P. T. A. Council said a conference will probably be held here within the next few weeks. Mrs Boyce Ficklin Jr of Washington district president and Mrs Bruce Carr Jones of Macon state chairman will be invited to attend and the conference promises to be very interesting and instructive.

Parent- Teacher Association Athens E. B. Hudson P.T. A. Council Hudson Boyce Ficklin, Jr Washington Ficklin Bruce Carr Jones Ma‘con

Commissioners To Meet Tuesday

The board of county commissioners meets Tuesday at 10 o'clock for the regular monthly meeting. Routing matters are scheduled to come up, per Clerk Tate Wright. Grading for the John Milledge dormitory may be determined after the inspection held following the last meeting.

Board of County Commissioners Tate Wright Gradi F John Milledge

Two Suspects Arrested For Garage Brea kIngs

Arthur Drake and Julius Johnson, both colored, were arrested Sunday afternoon and turned over to county authorities for breaking into Tom Porter’s garage and stealing an automobile tire. They will have a hearing in Judge Bradwell's court.

Arthur Drake Julius Johnson Tom Porter Bradwell

Ellis Island Immigration Facilities to Be Upgraded

Comprehensive plans for upgrading Ellis Island immigration facilities in New York are being prepared after numerous complaints about current station equipment and handling methods for arriving immigrants.

Washington Ellissland New York

Fire Destroys Georgia Brick Plant and Charlotte Fire Losses

A double blaze damaged two major facilities in the region. The Georgia Brick Campus on the Commerce road near Sandy Creek burned, causing about 40 000 bricks daily and leaving estimated losses around 40 000. In Charlotte the Trust building on South Tryon street housing offices and the Vaudeville venue burned, with total losses estimated from 360 000 to 400 000 as flames spread across adjoining structures.

Charlotte N. C Trust I South Tryon Street Keith Vaudevile Trust Brockmann Piedmont Brockman Southern Enterprises Knights of Pythias Wallace Tryon Street City Auditorium Georgia Commerce Road Sandy Creek Bridge H. H. Hinton R. C. Wilson Hinton Mr. Hinton Thens Fire Department Area Company

Preparations For Grain Shipments Across Black Sea Ports

Reports from Black Sea ports indicate broad prep for grain export, with port work nearing prewar levels. In Novorossiysk 14 ships are readied for grain transport and Odessa elevators are being restored rapidly. Dispatches estimate 2,000,000 poods ready at Odessa and over a million at Novorossiysk.

Moscow Associated Press Black Sea Novorosick Odessa Novtosiak

Ancient Temple Base Unearthed Near Kassaba

Armenian Boy scouts from the American Near East relief uncover foundations of a large Roman temple near Kassaba, 25 miles north of Nashville Georgia, along with Babylonian relics buried in sands. The find includes tomb artifacts and a small temple complex unearthed by scouts.

Beriut Asia The Associated Press Honis Kassaba Nesy East Relief Orphanace Jebedl Jebi

Stegeman Resigns as Head Coach and Stays at University

Georgia fans react with sadness as Herman J. Stegeman resigns as head football coach but will remain with the university. Captain Joe Bennett, a towering lineman, praises Stegeman as his ideal and recalls the coach’s influence from his early days at the YMCA. Bennett vows to hear Stegeman speak again at Sanford Field next fall.

Joe Bennett Georgia Herman J. Stegeman Bennett South Stegeman Teader Pye Sanford Field

Georgia Coach Stegeman Resigns To Join Faculty

Protests against Herman Stegeman's resignation as head coach heard after he announced stepping down to become associate professor of education at the University. A meeting of the Athletic Association set for Thursday to act on electing a new coach, while the university notes the new physical education department and aims to keep Stegeman involved with training Georgia players. Fans organized signings urging the board not to accept the resignation as Athens reacts to the change.

Herman Stegeman Acl Tooard Herman J. Stegeman University of Georgia S.ford Stegeman Stexeman Georgia J. G. Wilkinson First First Church Courst D. C. Barrow Dave Phedr William Athens Atlanta Plesec Ed Danforth Ouc Ory Morgan Blake Ieee

Men Struggle and Die on Lake Ships

A dramatic winter sea tale from Lake Superior shows crews battling ice and waves to keep navigation open. Dozens are feared dead after the Canadian steamer wreck and the Reliance wreck survivors face exposure. With nine grain freights in peril, authorities watch for rescue and the sea keeps claiming ships and men.

Chicago Associated Press Lake Superior Portege Lake Ship Canal Reliance Lizard Island Sault Ste. Marie Upper Lakes Buffalo St. Marys River Mud Lake Ft. William Ont Lake Huron

Story of Fate Told by Rescued Tug Tale

A rescued tugboat story recounts the fate of the vessel and its crew, detailing peril at sea and the rescue that followed. The report emphasizes the dramatic turn from danger to safety and honors the rescuers involved.

Butler Nomination Up For Senate Action

Washington The nomination of Pierce Butler of Minnesota to be an associate justice of the Supreme Court was ordered reported to the Senate Monday by a unanimous vote of the Senate Judiciary Committee.

Washington Pierce Butler Minnesota Supreme Court Senate Senate Judiciary Committee

Near East Parley Enters Its Final Stages Optimistic

Lausanne AP reports the Near East conference in its final week with three major issues unresolved. Mosul oil region control, deportation of the Greek patriarch, and Turkish capitulations lag behind, while progress on the Dardanelles land and minority issues grows. Delegates cite renewed optimism amid talk of U.S. aid tapering.

Near East Parley Lausanne Associated Press Mosul Dardanelles America Europe

Massillon Officials Among Fire Victims In Akron Cottage

Akron Ohio Three prominent Massillon men including City Engineer Harold Howard 53 and lawyer George W Williams ares among four killed by a cottage fire at Little Wadsworth Portage Lake reservoir south of Akron. Four others injured include lawyers Walter Holt 28 Elson Wetler 30 both of Massillon. Fire blamed on faulty flue occurred between 1 and 3 am Sunday.

Akron Ohio Massilion Little Wadsworth Portage Lake Reservoir Here Harold Howard Massilon Frank Wagner Massalon Laroy Hodgson Massallon Geo. W. Williams Massalion Walter Holt Elson Wetler

Athens YMCA Directors Meet Tuesday

The Athens Y M C A board will hold its annual session Tuesday evening at the Y building on South Lumpkin Street with a luncheon for attendees by the women's auxiliary. Reports of departments for the past fiscal year will be read and Walter T Forbes, secretary, will present his arrival report. A G Dudley, newly elected president, is expected to be present.

Athens Y. M. C. A South Lumpkin Street Walter T. Forbes A. G. Dudley

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