Georgia Red and Black Lose to Albany Y M C A 31 21
The Georgia Red and Black basketball team dropped a 31 to 21 decision to Albany Y M C A on Tuesday night in Albany Georgia. Ed Gurr led Georgia with 11 points while Butler and Clark contributed solid work. Coach Stegeman’s squad heads to Columbus to face Camp Benning.
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Albany
Y.M.C. A
Camp Benning
Columbus
Banner-Herald
University of Georgia
Albany “Y
Georgia
Dougherty
Bulldogs
Ed Gurr
Savannah
Jacksonville
Butler
Clark
Stegeman
KE. Smith
J. B. Turner
Charles Jackson
W. M. Pryse
Famous Pitcher Has No Desire to Be Manager
Washington news notes Walter Johnson, famed Washington pitcher, was reportedly considered for the club's managerial post before Donie Bush. Johnson dismissed any managerial ambitions, saying he plans to finish pitching first and then return to the farm, stressing that a pitcher worries only part of the time while a manager worries constantly.
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Washington
D.C
Walter Johnson
Atar
Donie Bush
Toa Johnson
Johnson
Watter
Jennings Will Succeed McGraw As Manager
New York report says if Charles Stoneham quits baseball and John McGraw becomes club president Hughey Jennings would act as manager. Jennings, McGraw’s longtime assistant, would lead the Giants while McGraw assumes the top post.
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Jennings
McGraw
New York
Charles Stoneham
New York Giants
John McGraw
Hughey Jennings
Giants
Baltimore
Olatant
Ings
Keeler Remembered For Hitting Them Where They Ain't
Old time baseball lovers praised "We Willie" Keeler after his death at his Brooklyn home. He was remembered as an odd yet effective hitter who stood upright with bat flat and aimed to hit where fielders were not. Followers noted his peculiar stance and focus as a signature at the plate.
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New York
Lovera
Keeler
Brooklyn
Keller
Chicago Runner Reinstated After $100 Dispute
Jose W. Ray of Chicago, a distance runner, is restored to good standing in amateur ranks after funding $100 tied to expenses claims. The Amateur Athletic Union secretary treasurer F. W. Rubien announced the reinstatement effective Tuesday, following a suspension last November for the year 1922.
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New York
Jose W. Ray
Chicago
F. W. Rubien
Amateur Athletie Union
Ray
Skeleton Found In Fla Woods May Lead to Arrest
Orlando police and the county sheriff said a skeleton found in swampy areas near the city may identify the victim and trigger an arrest on a murder charge. They believe the bones show the remains were in the swamps for over a year and that the man was murdered.
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Fla. Woods
Orlando
Here
Edward Vestal
Karel
Athens Visitors List Includes Notables From Across Regions
Tuesday arrivals in Athens feature a lineup of visitors from Atlanta Augusta Macon and New York City along with residents from Richmond Norfolk North Carolina Columbia and other locales. Names include L L Rushton J M Brook J Carson Baldwin Tom Wisdom S G Benton H C Walton S L Lambert J C Kennett W M Wallace W H Burns T A Holmes B G Harbon J C Thomason C G Childs A C Crymble Lewis A Hardman W G Slaughter B C Bryant W G Stephens A A Coles W R Hinton C A Conway Arthur J Barnett W H Whyte J A Holliman A J Barnett W H Duane among others.
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Athens
L. L. Rushton
Augusta
J. M. Brook
Atlanta
J. Carson Baldwin
Tom Wisdom
Chipley
S. G. Benton
H. C. Walton
S. L. Lambert
Richmond
J. C. Kennett
W. M. Wallace
New York City
W. H. Burns
Macon
T. A. Holmes
Toccoa
B. G. Harbon
W. H. Whyte
Columbia
S. C. J. A. Holliman
A. J. Barnett
New York
W. H. Duane
Millinery Fashions Flaunt Colored Hats in Vogue
Green hats dominate current millinery trends with single color styles, while select pieces feature gold or silver embroidery and peasant coverings. Bright, varied headpieces captivate fashion readers and shoppers seeking standout accessories this season.
Corset Label Sparks Fit Complaint at Michael Brothers
A slender jolly lady at the corset counter holds a returned article and exclaims that it was “made expressly for Michael Brothers.” She remarks the long end label explains why it didn’t fit, highlighting a mismatch between product and buyer.
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Michael Brothers
Long Runs Highlight Historic Football Sprinters
A review of notable sprinting feats in early college football cites Palmer of Northwestern and McCan of Lafayette among longest runs. It notes Palmer's 7 to 7 game versus Minnesota and historic 100 yard plus bursts, including Dillon of Carlisle, who scrambled 105 yards on a trick play against Harvard.
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Chuck! Palmer
Northwestern
Minnesota
Tilmer
Ares
Palmers
McCan
Lafayette
Swarthmore
Gray
Cornell Pantly
Mretvert
Ipoh
Giame Wouter Kekersail
Coles Stat
Palmer
Hack
Charles Dillon
Carrigle Indians
Harvard
Crimson
Dillon
Carlisle
News of The Day reports from Rome and Washington incidents
A London Rome dispatch notes the MHathan cabinet approves a drastic retrenchment and asserts rights without appeal, affecting state officials. Washington reports rising railroad operating income in 1922 and a railroad revenue-expense shift. London notes Sir Horace Plunkett arrives in the United States to study agriculture at the Irish Free State senate, while New York indicates former Gov Miller plans general law practice.
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London
Rome
Mhathan
Washington
Steparta
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Sir Horace Plunkett
Irish Free State Senate
United States
Albany
N.Y
N. L. Miller
Hfe
Actors push 48 hour week in film industry
New York reports that members of the Actors Equity Association, many top screen stars, launch a campaign for a standard contract setting a 48 hour work week and defining maximum initiation hours under arbitration by Will H. Hayes. The move aims to balance schedules and improve working conditions for principal performers.
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New York
Actors: Equity Association
Screen Ape
Geen
Willi H. Heys
Balahses
Unsolved kidnapping probe tied to Louisiana band activity
In Bastrop and Mer Rouge Louisiana the case centers on masked band incidents and the kidnapping and slaying of Watt Daniels and Thomas Richards. Justice Department agents join state officials in pursuing leads as Harold Teeserahom’s disappearance compounds the mystery. A January open hearing led by Attorney General Coco is expected to yield indictments while Dr. McKain faces extradition questions in Baltimore with Louisiana officials watching closely.
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Morehouse
Harold Teeserahom
Spyker
Erdon Oleat
Pecconine
Tevesertian
Mer Rouge
Watt Daniel
Thomas Richards
Department of Justice
Lousiana
Daniels
Richards
Tissing
Tererstron Rel
Teagerstrom
Sheriffs Office
Erlend
Henry Jones
Iil
Jeff Af Woteh
Uven
Lamkin
Newits
Tergeretrote
Ceai Jones
Teeserstrone
J.T. Burnett
Burnett
Daniela
A. V. Coco
McKoin
Baltimore
Robert Carman
Rh. M. McKain
R. Leach
Louisiana
Coco
Louisana
Laach
Ritchie
Leitch
McKovi
Parker
Watt Daniels
Morehouse Parish
Monroe
Hbe
Larry Gantt Column on Athens-Jefferson Highway Quality
Larry Gantt laments rough highway work in Jackson and Clarke counties. He praises a proposed concrete road to the Jackson line and criticizes torn-up bed work. He questions who timed and handed the project and urges better road-building.
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Athens-Jefferson
Jackson County
John Holden
Georgia
Clarke County
Jackson Line
Jackson
Storm Beaten Ship In Port
Astoria based steamer Satsuma severely damaged by heavy seas as it limped into port from the Orient en route to New Orleans. Captain Jones sustained multiple injuries from a heavy breaker while aboard and two ribs were fractured in the incident.
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Astoria
Ore
Satsuma
Orient
Comox
New Orleans
Howl
Jones
Paris Conference Debates German Reparations Plan
Premier Poincare proposes a fifty billion gold mark reparations reduction with a two year moratorium and guarantees to resume payments. Allied leaders including Britain France Italy and Belgium gather as Bergmann presents a cautious German read of potential limits while Britain urges unity and a believable timetable.
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Associated Press
Poincare
France
Great Britain
Italy
Belgium
London
Germany
Ruhr
Poincaire
Bonar Law
Grillion
Near East
Lord Curzon
Lausanne
Britain
Karl Bergmann
Millerand
Royar Law
Marquis Della Torretti
Bergmann
Hague
Parla
Many Assemblies Begin New Terms In Midwest States
Chicago reports early sessions as legislatures reconvene with party leadership contests and calls for reform. Missouri peers favor Oak Hunter for leader in Jefferson City amid talk of an anti-problem bloc. Tennessee lawmakers push tax reform, while Minnesota farmers laborites vie for speakership. Oklahoma, Nebraska and Nebraska house leadership also feature contests and new figures.
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Chicago
Middle West
Canjeares
House
Senate
Jefferson City
Oak Hunter
Moberly
Tennessee
Austin Meay
Farmer-Laborites
Minnesota
Carl M. Iversen
Farmer-Laborite
W. L. Nolan
Ocewety Senate
Oklahom Platern
Oklahoma City
Walton
Mathers
Neherska
Lincoln
Charles L. Saunders
Note Aids Hunt For Clara Phillips Hideaway
Los Angeles investigators pursue Clara Phillips known as the Hammer murderess after a note found near a remote cabin 100 feet from the trail. The note warns Clara to beware Wednesday night and is believed authentic, with handwriting compared to a suspect. Armour L Phillips, her husband, reportedly bought groceries near the cabin for four days after the escape.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles County
Clara
Mrs. Phillips
Armour L. Phillips
Phillips
Benson Veteran Dies At Augusta Confederate Figure
Sergeant Terry G. Benson aged 80, long a conspicuous Confederate figure in the south, died Monday night in Augusta. A photo shows Benson’s sculpture beside the Confederate monument in the city heart. He previously escaped from prison at Elmira, N.Y.
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Augusta
Terry G. Benson
Confederate
Secretary Fall Resigns From Interior Department
WASHINGTON Secretary Fall of the Interior department will resign his office on March 4 as announced at the White House. His retirement stems from pressure of private business interests needing more personal attention. The search for a successor was said to be open for the time being. President Harding expressed regret but Fall’s decision to leave public life was deemed unchangeable.
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Washington
Fall
Interior Department
White House
Harding
Blessed Is Booth Tarkington on Screen in The Flirt
New York critic James W. Dean reviews The Flirt adapting Booth Tarkington’s story. He praises director Robert Henley for balancing sentiment, pathos and comedy while noting ending changes and the cast led by Eileen Percy and Helen Jerome Eddy.
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James W. Dean
New York
Booth Tarkington
Aly
Cora Madison
Cho
Robart Henley
Henley
Averuge
Eileen Percy
Aerent Naseet
Rome
Fea
Helen Jerome Eddy
Miss Eddy
Percy
Edward Hearn
Richard Lindley
Murcua
Loddy Mewsanner
Slaying Mrs Ollie Jones Leads to Bail Hold in Louisville
Police hold a suspect without bail in Louisville after a shooting death in Mrs Ollie Jones apartment. The victim Oscar L. Blar ticset, a wealthy automobile salesman, is killed. Charles Joss, Jones ex husband, rushed to her side and reportedly expressed intent to remarry if cleared. Embroidered taffeta fashion features highlighted in related report.
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Ollie Jones
Liverens
Louisville
Oscar L. Blar
Ticset
Charles Joss
Jan
Sigcleres
Prohibition Law Criticisms Spread in Pennsylvania
Governor Sproul warned that enforcement has failed in the state and called out lawmakers, noting New York and other states show stricter laws. He urged careful enforcement, severe penalties, and public attitude shifts to curb bootlegging and related crime.
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Harrisburg
Sproul
Pennsylvania
New York
New
Proseriiie
Dog leads to find of booze in Patterson yard
Federal agents, tipped that liquor would be at contractor George H. Patterson’s home, searched without success until the family dog began digging in the garden. The dog uncovered a burlap sack from which officers recovered 10 quarts of liquor, tying Patterson to Volstead Act violations.
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Los Angeles
Geo. H. Patterson
Patterson
Dog
Van-Nil Store Promises Deep Discounts Through Wednesday
One cent sale continues at Van-Nil with remaining choicest groceries. If Wednesday sale equals Tuesday, store will close at noon. Customers urged to visit or call for real high grade groceries at bargain prices.
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