Prisoners on Appam to land as others held aboard
Two hundred forty five prisoners held by the German prize crew on the former British liner Appam were cleared to land on American soil. The remainder, including the crew and prize crew, will stay aboard until status and ship ownership are decided by Washington after talks with Britain and Germany.
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Associated Press
Old Point
Comfort
Appam
Great Britain
United States
Washington
Hamilton
New Port News
G. D. Tagliaferri
Edward Meriwether
Germany
Georgia five travels to Auburn for outdoor game
The University of Georgia basketball team left for Auburn yesterday to play Polly this afternoon on the outdoor Auburn court. They then travel to Columbus for a game tomorrow night and host the Rome Athletic Club Saturday. Coach Howell Peacock capt Rawson Morrison Scott Brown Rawson McCall Holtzendorf are listed among the players. The Banner will publish results each morning.
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Auburn
Ala
Georgia Five
Columbus
Rome Athletic Club
Howell Peacock
Rawson
Morrison
Scott and Brown
McCall
Holtzendorf
Head
Moore
Capt. Jones
Capt. Sizer
Bullard
Lanier
Willian Ashford
Moore’s
Close Vote on Philippine Independence in Senate
Washington February 2 With Vice President Marshall casting the deciding vote the senate adopted 42 to 41 an amendment to the Philippines bill directing the president to withdraw American sovereignty within four years if deemed advisable. A final vote was expected tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marshall
Senate
Philippines
Miss Massie Belle Saye Passes Away
Miss Massie Belle Saye aged about twenty five died last night after several days illness following an appendectomy operation. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs R A Saye on Cobb street. Her death will be learned with sorrow among a large circle of friends. The funeral will be from the Christian church this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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Massie Belle Saye
R. A. Saye
Cobb Street
Christian Church
H P Hinton Leaves Athens For Detroit Real Estate Venture
H P Hinton relocates to Detroit Michigan to start a real estate business and make his home there accompanied by his family. A longtime Athens resident and former city council member he contributed to local progress and left a notable void for the community and his wife and young family.
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H. P. Hinton
Detroit
Mich
Mr. Hinton
Athens
Madison's Coming Strong in Hard Practice
Madison basketball team trains steadily for a Monday night game against Athens High School at 8 30 PM on the YWCA court. Athens also prepares for the clash as both sides sharpen for the upcoming contest.
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Madison
Athens
Morgan Sails to London for Allied Loan Talks
J P Morgan and Benjamin Strong governor of the New YorkFederal Reserve Bank sailed for London. Reports say Morgan has business abroad tied to his role as British commercial agent and may back another large Allied loan.
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Associated Press
New York
J. P. Morgan
Benjamin Strong
New York Federal Reserve Bank
London
Morgan
Pretty Anita Stewart Returns to Athens at Elite
Pretty Anita Stewart, famed for The Goddess serial, heads to the Elite next Wednesday in Athens. The report hints at Pearl White Norma Talmadge Billie Burke and Mary Pickford appearances, with Pickford’s greatest success awaited.
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Anita Stewart
Athens
Moving Picture
Pearl White
Norma Talmadge
Billie Burke
Mary Pickford
Keating bill to ban child labor product shipments
Washington February 2 the house approved 337 to 46 a bill prohibiting interstate shipment of goods produced in mines quarries and manufactured by children under sixteen The measure moves to the senate with southern representatives leading the opposition It allows mills canneries and workshops to set a fourteen year age limit if work is daytime and under eight hours a day boys and girls canning clubs would be exempted by amendment
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
South
Specials Today at Delicatessen Shop
Extra fancy grapefruit 60¢ a dozen and strawberries 40¢ a quart. Also offering celery lettuce carrots parsley egg plant cabbage pineapple cauliflower and fresh country butter. Phone 1131.
Boiler Burst Kills Ten in Ohio River Tow Boat
Ten people were killed and four seriously burned when the boilers of the tow boat Sam Brown exploded on the Ohio river at Huntington West Virginia. The blast sent bodies and wreckage ashore on both riverbanks as investigators blamed cold water admission to the boilers.
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Associated Press
Huntington
W. Va
Sam Brown
Ohio River
Advertising copy for bread and cigarettes
An ad promotes Whole Wheat Bread at 5c from Arnold & Abney and endorses the brand Above the Average cigarettes at 5c per pack Costa mentions. The copy emphasizes a clear head from smoking and urges readers to try the bread loaf.
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Arnold & Abney
Missouri crowds back Wilson for defense in roaring yes
President Wilson spoke in Kansas City urging steps to bolster national defences. A roar of Yes from about twenty thousand filled the hall as supporters pressed Congress to approve increased military strength. In Topeka he defended neutral rights to travel and trade abroad and said force might be used to vindicate those rights.
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Associated Prats
Kansas City
Wikson
Wilson
Washington
Topeka
Kan
Teiper Charged in Killings Linked to Family Tragedy
John Ed ward Teiper was jailed in Erie county for the killings of his mother and brother and the likely wounding of his sister Grace Teiper. District Attorney Dudley confirmed the revolver near the auto scene was Teiper’s. Initial reports had named a Black suspect.
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Associated Press
Buffalo
N. Y
John Edward Teiper
Stengel
Erie County
Grace Teiper
Dudley End Tei-per
Self Confessed Thief Nabbed After Hardware Store Theft
Police tracked down John Weldon Moore a sixteen or seventeen year old black youth after cash and hardware items worth $95.40 were found at his home. Moore confessed to stealing from Talmage Hardware on Clayton Street between 7:30 and 9:30 PM, revealing details of the spree. Officers recovered a shotgun, rifles, knives, watches, cartridges and other stock items, and Moore is held in the county jail for state charges.
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John Weldon Moore
Hardware Company
Thomas Scott
Talmage Hardware Company
Garebold
Scott
Moore
Governor Signs Anti-Tipping Bill Amid Last-Minute Action
Nashville report says Attorney General Frank Thompson ruled the Tennessee anti tipping bill legal, claiming the governor vetoed too late. The note appeared amid conflicting editorials and a parade of local advertisements including Fresh Cream Puffs and Groceries.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Techn
Frank Thompson
Tennessee
Visiting Lady Stricken Seriously in Charleston Guest
Mrs. R. 5. Jones of Charleston, a guest of Mrs. R. W. Anderson on Pope Street, was stricken last night with a sudden attack resembling apoplexy and was believed to be in serious condition. Relatives in Charleston were notified by wire. The hostess is sister of Mrs. Troy Beatty of this city. Also notes advance hat styles at McClure's and fresh produce listings.
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R. 5. Jones
Charleston
R. W. Anderson
Pope Street
Jones
Troy. Beatty
Greece and Romania Sign Dual Neutrality Pact
Greece and Romania reportedly sign a mutual neutrality agreement amid shifting regional tensions. The report notes the pact aims to preserve neutrality in potential conflicts, with officials signaling cautious cooperation between the two nations.
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Greece
Romania
Lou Tellegen Stars in The Unknown at the Elite Today
Photo drama stars Lou Tellegen in The Unknown set in an Algerian town by the Sahara. Cross of a fallen father saves a man and frees him to win his beloved amid adventures with the foreign legion in a Lasky production. Cast includes Theodore Roberts Hal Clements Dorothy Davenport and more. Brooms advertised.
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Lou-Tellegen
Sarah Bernhardt
Elite Today
Sahara
Lou Tellegen
Sahara Desert
Foreign Legion
Sari at Colonial Excels in Costume and Staging
The feature Sari at the Colonial receives high praise for lavish costumes and strong staging. Cast led by Meakins as Count Trini and Dorothy Webb as Sam earns admiration, with Juliska and Laczi delivering standout songs Love Has Wings and Softly Thru the Summer Night. Audience enjoyment remains high as the production is deemed among the season’s best.
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Henry W. Savage
Meakins
Count Trini
Prince
Dorothy Webb
Sam
Athens
Juliska
Laczi
Dorothy Wi
Sam” Pee Ae
Health crisis: Crown Prince of Turkey reportedly self-harms
Berlin reports the crown prince of Turkey allegedly cut his arteries due to ill health. The dispatch notes regional World War I activity with artillery duels and troop movements across Europe, including claims of Greek Romanian neutrality pact and shifts on fronts in Galicia and Albania.
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Turkey
Associated Press
London
Styr
Vienna
Galicia
Rome
Champagne
Vosges
Lens
Athens
Saloniki
Albania
West
East
Africa
Greece
Romania
Vid
Berlin
Sidney Lanier Celebration At His Old Home
A event honoring Sidney Lanier marks the life and work of the renowned Southern poet musician and educator at the poet’s birthplace. The observance highlights his enduring influence on literature music and regional culture.
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Will
Acon
Idreas
Sidney Lanier
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