Retention plea for Stegeman as Georgia coach voiced
Mass meeting in Athens Georgia urges Athletic Board to reject Herman J Stegemans resignation and keep him as head coach. A six member committee will present resolutions stating Stegemans loss would be unfortunate and unwise citing his proven coaching and character.
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University’ of Georgia Athletic Board
Herman J. Stegman
Masor
Friends of University Athletics
Herman J. Stegeman
Harry Hodgson
City Hall
Athens
Georgia
Athletic Board
Ourmumber
Goethorter
Dave Pad Bock
University of Georgia
Herman Stegemin
Bob McWhorter
Dave Paddock
Morton ‘Hodgson
Remarkable Rise Of Jack Burnett From Mill Hand To Leader
The letter recalls Jack Burnett once a wild youth, later boosted by Captain Burnett and Wilber Burnett. He started at the bottom in a Tuccapaw cotton mill, earned trust through steady work, and rose rapidly to head a large North Carolina cotton mill syndicate. The piece also notes broad newspaper circulation in Athens, plus pecan tree ventures and growing fruit crop hopes in Clarke County.
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Larry Gantt
Jack Purnett
Willie P Burnett
Wrk K
Lumpkin
Jack
Burnett
Wilber Burnett
Gortandury
S.C
BO Ro
Colt Tom Moore
Burnett- Jones
Spartanburke
Jack Burnett
North
Carolina
T Am
Power Restored at Pedmont Mills After Shutdowns
Charlotte regional mills announce resumption of full operation following earlier reductions due to water shortages. North and South Carolina mills plan return to normal power use after a period of curtailed production beginning November 27.
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Charlotte
Neo
North
Carolina
Cme
Clemenceau Returns to France in Good Spirit Despite Fatigue
Georges Clemenceau arrived in Havre aboard the steamer with a gay mood yet fatigue showing. He greeted France’s representatives, denied certain French press interviews, and spoke of hoping for good results from his United States trip. He plans two weeks at home in St Vicent du Jars, then rest in the Vendée.
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Hle
Union States
Vende
St. Vicent du Jars
United States
M. Clemenceau
Associated Press
Salei
France
Rotary Meeting Time Change Reported
Morison Hodgson committee chairman states the Rotary meeting to be held Thursday night will start at eight o'clock, not seven as initially reported. Initial notes suggested the earlier start, but the schedule has been revised to eight.
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Rotary
Rotary Anne
Morison Hodgson
Mrranei
Witness recounts Herrin massacre and mine attack
Robert Officer, a University of Pennsylvania graduate and Herrin riot survivor, testified about the mob attack on the mine. He described surrender, the killing of fourteen of 48, and his escape through woods. Other survivors O Rourke Carans Jones will testify as cross examination continues. The trial recesses December 23 to January 2.
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Marion
Associated Press
Robert Officer
University of Pennsylvania
Herrin
W. J. Lester
Joseph O'Rourke
William Carans
Bernard Jones
Abit Nix Speaks At Shriners Meet In Atlanta
The Potentate of Yaarab temple Atlanta was elected at a Shrine gathering in Atlanta Wednesday night. H Abit Nix received a distinct honor with unanimous approval from the temple committee and was invited to make the main address.
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Atlanta
H. Abit Nix
Nix
Nisone
Athens
P Brooks Found Dead At His Home
Lexington Ga Special To Banner Herald Otis P Brooks 42 a Monroe county farmer from Craw fordville was found dead in his bed at his home on Stephen Road The death appears natural though he had seemed in good health Tuesday night Funeral services will be Thursday at 2 pm from his father's residence with Rev Weaver and Hardaway officiating Interment in Lex Cemetery Brooks brother G Brooks sister Lizzie Suppington of Cray Fla survive him
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Lexington
Banner-Herald
Otis
P. Brook
Diether County
Rey
Weaver
Hardeway
Lexi
Mussolini plans new Fascist militia unit in Italy
Premier Mussolini drafts plans for a separate Fascisti militia called the militia for national safety. It will be independent of the regular army, cooperate with police, draw 10 000 men from top Fascisti, serve the state, and wear the black shirt as its uniform with minimal pay.
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Rome
Associated Press
Fascisti
Militia For National Safety
Mussolini Ani
Council of Ministers
Cone
Mitt
Tut
Wilde
Ny Waa
Allies Press for Free Dardanelles Under Turkish Concession
At Lausanne a confrontation over the Dardanelles looms as Allied demands for freedom under a treaty clash with Turkish willingness to accept or reject an international commission. American observers favor a treaty guarantee rather than a League backed board of control, amid tense last sessions.
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Tausanrne
Chila
Ismet Pasha
Curzon
League of Ons
Dardanelles
Turkey
America
International Board of Control
Andes Jed
Muarters
Stralte Commission
Stralta
Ambassador Child
Avery
United
Early Ending Expected in Daugherty Impeachment Probe
Washington awaits a possible early end as the house judiciary committee weighs examination of Justice Department papers. Representative Woodruff pushed for a hearing on papers tied to the Wright-Martin case, while Keller withdrew from impeachment proceedings and Johnson signaled war department focus for alleged war fraud charges.
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Washington
Woodruff
Michigan
House
Department of Justice
Daugherty
Wal Js
Gran
Wood
Keller
Minnesota
Wright-Martin
Johnson
South Dakota
War Department
Ruling of Reserve Board Will Aid Farmer Morton
In Kringleland a Christmas tree party is planned at the First Methodist church this afternoon. Mrs D L Earnest chairs the party committee and confirms the event with a program arranged. A boy and girl are asked to bring a toy stocking gift to be distributed to worthy parties on Christmas Day.
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Morton
Kringleland
First Methodist Church
D. L. Earnest
Farmers urged to unite in cooperative marketing drive
King Clarke area farms sign thousands of bales in a cooperative association as leaders from the Federation of Farm Bureau speak on expanding marketing efforts. Janine W Morton, president, notes gains from federal rulings and a Washington convention push for stronger farmer cooperation.
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Clarke
Co-Operative ‘Association
Federal Board
Janine
W. Morton
Federation of Farm Bureau
Washington
Farm Marketing Associations
Zoe Epini
the Federat Re. Clarke
Rural co operative bank scales terms for farm lending
A Washington board statement outlines new cooperative bank borrowing rules for farmers. Growers may draw a draft on the association to borrow directly from commercial notes not exceeding ninety days, the proceeds used to buy from growers.
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Washington
Mit
Lamont outlines future German loan plan to Europe
Thomas Lamont explains that the American public will not loan to Germany now, citing Germany’s weak finances. He suggests a future, limited German loan only after reparations are settled and a firm commitment is made, with moral support from the United States for France.
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Thomas Lamont
Europe
York
Morgan
Germany
Becaase
Lamont
Dai
Catia
al- Tien
Wugh Creations
Cotton Ginning Totals Show Large Yearly Output Across States
Reports indicate December ginning totals reach 7,799,656 bales for the year with Egypt and Syria cotton figures noted. State totals list Alabama 811,759 and Texas 2,065,972 bales among other states, with a broad national production record reported by the Census Bureau.
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Ashington
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
States
Dublin secretary killed in Rathmines incident
An Irish secretary, associated with the Eamon De Valera party, was killed Wednesday in Rathmines. The report notes unclear details about the incident and suspects amid ongoing investigation.
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Dublin
Associated, Press
Ji Ir
Eamon de Vi I
Rathmines
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