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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1922
Page
3
The Mary Ann Lipscomb elementary school of Lucy Cobb will open Tuesday January 3 for the opening term. Enrollment promises to be the largest in years with 67 students never missing a day during the fall term and high attendance expected as the new year begins.
Edmonton report notes Royal Canadian Police vow to nab suspects amid unclear "hunted on Indian race team drivers" phraseology. The item claims officers always "get their man" in pursuit of offenders, but specifics are missing and the fragmentary text offers little verifiable detail.
Hanover New Hampshire Tommy Cullen Dartmouth guard stands out despite height as he aims to top last season’s 126 points in intercollegiate play. He scored nine more from the field than Penn captain Nichols yet trailed on fouls as his diminutive stature belies his impact on the court.
New York report states the 1921 peace dollar design will be minted at the Philadelphia mint and distributed via federal reserve banks starting Tuesday. About 856,473 new peace dollars with the 1921 date have been minted, the first change in the dollar series since 1878.
London writer Miss Clemence Dane earns about 1,000 dollars daily for her stage hit about William Shakespeare. The play portrays the Bard in a controversial way, even having him kill Kit Marlowe in a quarrel, a departure from accepted history. Dane previously tried novel writing without major success, while critics dislike her work, the public adores it.
A fragment from a New York social scene piece accuses Colonel Bovill of running a coercive network that allegedly exploits women and girls under the guise of hostessing. It cites poverty, manipulation, and a call for reform within a context of social circles and charity.
Riga Latvia reports Nikolai Le nine remains executive head of the Russian Soviet government after a unanimous vote by the ninth All Union Congress. The reappointment came through the newly created executive committee and Kalinin tent, which approved Le nine as president.
Six Power Pact settles question on submarines and auxiliary craft. Cannes talks between Premiers Briand and Lloyd George drew hopeful attention from Washington. Speculation grows about President Harding’s proposal for future world conferences as the possible beginning of an association.
The Atlanta Clearing House Association reports bank clearings totaling 210 601 61 for the period cited, contrasting with 3 256 765 704 for 1920. The Herald reveals upcoming serials starting January 2 including The Shoe Trail by Edison. The Hinton Securities Co Life Insurance appears in the lineup.
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