Wild Turkey Shipment Ruling Clears Railways Express
Special to The Banner Columbus February 13. Attorney General Wolfe advised Game Warden Gibbon that no case should be brought against American Railways Express for violating state game laws by receiving a wild turkey shipment. 8 B McMaster of Columbia was fined $10 for shipping the turkey out of state.
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Columbus
Samuel M. Wolfe
Hampton Gibbon
American Railways Express Company
B. McMaster
Columbia
Wilson
McMaster
Funeral for prominent Athena resident Hodgson Sr
Funeral services for R. Hodgson Sr. were held with a large gathering of relatives and friends paying tribute. The service featured floral tributes and the singing of How Firm a Foundation by present relatives including Captain Al A. of Washington and others. The casket was borne by Hodgson sons and sons-in-law, with honorary pallbearers from the Southern Mutual Insurance board. Interment followed at Oconee Cemetery.
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Ana R. Hodgson
Mr. Hodgson
Joseph
M. Hodgson
B. Mell
Kinnebrew
Morristow
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Unclear fragment cites city purchasing agent and April primary
Fragment mentions Gr tbotth and Captain JW Barnett as city purchasing agents with a reference to a press primary on April 20. No clear event or outcome is provided.
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JW. Barnett
Pee Naent
Galegtion Press
Resignation of Secretary of State Lansing
Letters between President Wilson and Secretary Lansing reveal the dispute over cabinet meetings during Wilson's illness. Lansing defends cabinet conferences as necessary for the republic while admitting he questioned the president’s guidance and sought approval on actions he could not independently judge.
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Robert Lansing
Wilson
Mr. Wilson
Lansing
Enles
Republic
Paris
Washington
White House
Dent
Valentine Day Aimed At Lighthearted Pranks And Jokes
On St Valentine Day the paper notes jokes and messages may be sent by those wanting to vent feelings. It mentions school children and burlesque shows as possible targets for practice and humor.
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Buch
Burleson
Valencia
Wildcats Tackle Bean Quintet In Atlanta Tonight
Georgia Wildcats travel to Atlanta to face undefeated Atlantic Athletic Club five on their home floor. Starters include Bean lineup veterans from University of Georgia and former Wildcat leaders such as Louis and Codd Stegeman coordinated by Red and Black players, aiming to upset the strong A A C squad.
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Stegeman
Ccc
Wildcats
Atlants Athletic Club Five
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Wildcats
Bean Boys
University of Georgia
Te Aulntat
Alma Ma
Wildcat
Lous
A. A
Codd Stogeman
Atita
Kenoon Mott
Bil- Cove
Red
Bat’ Gatterfeld
Hal Campbell
Mexicans Rebuke Aid From American Groups
Gen Candido Aguilar governor of Vera Cruz rejects aid plans by American Red Cross and Chamber of Commerce volunteers to Mexico earthquake victims. He warns volunteers against travel for fear of rebels and outsides. Donated funds may be turned over to local government for relief.
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Associated Press
New York
Nemerores
American Red Cross
American Chamber of Commerce of Mexico
Mexico
Candido Aguilar
Carranza
Vera Cruz
Excelsior
Mesars
Oliver
Goodman
Seigler
American Chamber of Commerce
Gen. Aguilar
Jalapa
Aguilar
Polk
Lansing
Sierze
Rail Strike Talks Near End as Owners Take Over
Negotiations between railway unions and railroad owners over pay increases stalled tonight. Only the union's reply to President Wilson's earlier statement remained to be presented, likely tomorrow to the President. Both sides withheld details of the proposed plan.
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Asaoce Press
Washington
Wilson
Union
Marshall Held for Trial After First Hearing
Aberdeen Mississippi report says Charles Marshall Corrocharged with murder of Robert Miller and family. Heard before military court as officials kept order with soldiers on duty. Miller, 13, the sole witness, testified amid questions of a prior alleged wrongdoing involving a girl.
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Aberdeen
Fels
Charles
Marebal
Robert Miller
Miller
Marshall
Counsellors Club Installs Law Dept Members
The Counsellors Club of the University law department initiates Judge Walter G. Cornett as honorary and six active members H D Griffin Baxley E A Me Whorter Savannah T J McGee Columbus W S Northcutt College Park F B Helms Monroe N C M S Dehle Jr Metter W G Thomas Jesup New and old members listed, noting the club as an honorary society with a forthcoming banquet to honor new members.
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Law Department
Law
Walter G. Cornett
Cornett
H. D. Griffin
Baxley
E. A. MeWhorter
Savannah
T. J. McGee
Columbus
Northcutt
College Park
F. B. Helms
Monroe
N. C
Dehle
Jr. Metter
W. G. Thomas
Jesup
Club
John Staten
Valdosta
John P. Atkinson
Greenville
J. A. McFarland
Dalton
P. B. Ford
Sylvester
E. A. McCandless
Canton
R. G. Dickerson
Homerville
Albany
J. B. Beman
Fentue
Griffin
Embassy Probes Detention of US Aviators in Mexico
Instructions from the American embassy in Mexico City order a formal inquiry into the detention of Lieutenants L. M. Wolf and G. M. Usher by Macorazi Sonora authorities. Military headquarters here confirm the inquiry and diplomatic démarche.
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el Paso
Texas
Mexico City
Lica
L. M. Wolf
G. M. Usher
Macorazi
Sonora
Jay
Hot lunches served in Clarke County rural schools
Five Clarke County rural schools provide noon hot lunches prepared by students under Miss Annie May Woods. Each school owns about $100 in equipment including an oil stove and serving ware. Cream tomato soup is the favorite. after washing up, students return to their desks for a served hot soup with lunch.
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Clarke County
Annie May Woods
Lightweights and preps lose ten opponents on court
The G A basketball team defeated the Y M C A in a tight game with good defense from Lanier and Spicer in the backcourt. Gomez Meiers starred for Gam and Carter and Anderson caused constant pressure on the visitors as Murray dominated the center position. Earlier the Y M C A lost to Athens High School reserve squad 14 to 11, while a wrestling exhibition between Prof Joe Holander and cheerleader Short Andrews entertained the crowd.
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Renal
Atlanta
G. M.A
Gomes
Meelers
Murray
Carter
C. Anderson
Secon
Goodman
Jiastings
Lanier
Quillian
Spicer
Gomez
Meiers
Anderson
BE. Anderson
A. Gomes
Stegeman
Georgia
Timkeeper Rawson
Athens High School
A. H
Glaughter
Fowler
Chumbley
Kinney
Doddie
Keferee Short
Green
Goldwinne
Forbes
Nicholson
Johnson
Joe Holander
Short £ Andrews
Andrews
Miss Annie Mae Wood Named Chairman of Junior Red Cross
Miss Annie Mae Wood has been selected chairperson of the Junior Red Cross organization. Miss Whaley, stationed in Athens for a community survey, will remain in Athens in March and visited wounded soldiers at the University of Georgia yesterday, with further civilian work planned during her stay in the city.
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Annie Mae Wood
Chiirman
Red Cross Organisation
Whaley
Athens
University of Georgia
City
Democrats Submit Two Reservations For Consideration
In Washington on February 13, Democratic Leader Hitchcock presented two modified drafts of Article Ten reservations to the peace treaty to Republican Senators. He indicated about forty Democrats would back whichever option Republicans found preferable, but Republican leaders had already rejected both during recent bipartisan talks, and little hope remained for a change.
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Associated Prées
Washington
Hitchcock
Friday the 13th In February 1920 Sparks Curiosity
The article notes Friday the 13th arrived in February 1920, a leap year, with whimsical superstitions but claims no extraordinary events occurred yesterday. It contrasts common fears with the mundane, pointing to a lucky pig’s track and ordinary happenings despite omen chatter.
Brown Leaves for Iowa Hoo Candidate Prospects Mentioned
Brown departs for Iowa to oversee Coca Cola interests as rumors swirl about his possible candidacy in the district. The piece notes long service in the legislature and the chance of new candidates emerging from Wilkes and Oglethorpe counties, with Clarke county's history of representation cited.
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L. C. Brown
Iowa
Coca Cola
Coca Cola Ia
Reeny
Brown
Wilkes
Oglethorpe
Clarke County
Wireless Locates Sister in Nationwide Search
Through wireless calls from amateur stations within eight hundred miles, Lester Archer reports locating his sister Cleo Archer, seventeen, missing thirteen years since being placed with a couple near Rockford Ohio. The mother had pursued the girl across many cities.
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iBy Associated Press
Toledo
Ohio
Lester Archer
Cleo Archer
Childrens Home
Rockford
Oglethorpe County Primary Called for April 20
The Democratic executive committee of Oglethorpe County has called a primary on April 20 for county officers. The event coincides with the presidential primary date. Few candidates have filed for county offices and no heated contests are expected.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Oglethorpe County
Georgia YWCA and Co-Eds Meet in Key Basketball Clash
Athens fans pack the Y M C A floor as the Georgia YWCA team faces the Co-Eds in a pivotal college women’s basketball showdown. Ruth Bates captains the Co-Eds with Hart Barks Hungerford and Chambers alongside.
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Athens
Georgia
Y. W
Y. W. Ca
Automobile Recovered In Local Theft Case
Mr B H Dorsey had his car stolen from the front of the M C A Tuesday evening. Police received a report and an active search spanned several cities. A telegram from Hall County sheriff offered a $100 reward for the car. The vehicle was found near Gainesville with some parts missing, likely the work of local thieves. Mr E H Dorsey Jr went to Gainesville and would return with the car.
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B. H. Dorsey
Dorsey Sr
Eldven
Hall County
Guineaville
E. H. Dorsey, Jr
Gainesville
Leagues Decide to Continue Work Under Agreement
In Chicago on February 13 Associated Press reports major and minor deacons agreed to continue joint work this year under a men's agreement. They plan to appoint a board to handle disputes and maintain harmony after last year’s tensions.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Clayton Street Pavement Plans Move Forward
Clayton Street property owners on Clayton between Sau and Pulaski push for pavement work while Lampkin to Man cock Avenue and Williams Brothers plan a large building at Clayton and Hull streets. Several owners expect pavement approval and building starts before fall as city officials decide the project scope and costs.
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Clayton
Sau
Pulaski
Lampkin
Ten
Mancock Avenue
Williams Brothers
Hull
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Associated Pi
TRAL
Senate
Wireless
Oglethope County
Y.W.C
Clayton Street
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