Sanford Named Southern Conference Commissioner Pick
Prof S V Sanford of UGA is appointed by H J Stegeman to represent Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Kentucky in the National Collegiate Metrc association Fourth district. The move follows Dr Henry Phillips departure to join the Episcopal church and signals the Southern conference as the governing body with Sanford to oversee intercollegiate events and a new tournament setup in Atlanta.
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Pat E. Pierce
National Collegiate Metrc Association
Sanford
University of Georgia
National Association
Henry Phillips
Nee
Phillips
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Jumbis
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Episcopal Church
State University
Sesanee
Southern Conference
OTHERS AND DAUGHTERS OTHERS AND DAUGHTERS
Fragmentary note reads play title query and a quirky line about trying it. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to form a proper news item. The text lacks coherent context or factual details for a full card.
Broadway Whirl Pleases Athens at Colonial Theatre
The return engagement of Broadway Whirl drew a well filled Colonial audience Monday evening. The show offered no plot and relied on vaudeville acts, with chorus girls mingling with patrons. Standout stars included Blanche Ring Charles Winninger Winona Winter and Jay Gould as the chorus captivated the crowd. The performance was described as musical and intoxicating with a lively, informal charm.
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Colonial Theatre
Colonial
Athens
Blanche Ring
Charles Winninger
Winona Winter
Jay Gould
Ie & Word
Athens House
3 Wise Fools Set To Open At Colonial Theatre Athens
John Golden brings the comedy 3 Wise Fools to the Colonial theatre in Athens on January 19. The producer promises top laughter and a strong cast led by John W. Ransome, famed for his stage work and fan-making fame. The show follows Golden’s string of hits including Lightnin Turn to the Right Dear Me and Thank You.
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John Golden
Colonial Theatre
Lightnin
Austin Strong
Defends Himself Against Charges Election Frauds
A political figure from Michigan addresses charges in a lengthy statement. He expresses astonishment and regret upon learning the amount involved, and credits Michigan voters for their loyalty and confidence during the state campaign.
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United States
Michigan
Maniac Collects Bicycle Lamps Placed On Probation
A man, Edward, described as a bicycle lamp enthusiast, kept five lamps at home and decorated his bicycle with lamps. Magistrates in London placed him on probation after police reports.
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London
Edward Ing
Edward
Five Power Treaty Talks Continue Amid Draft Disputes
Washington reports the five power naval limits draft nearly ready as experts clash over defining a merchant ship and arming merchant vessels. Britain seeks arms for merchantmen while others fear loopholes. A mediation path by Hughes and Balfour could reconcile Japanese and Chinese positions within days.
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Washington
Associated Press
Craf
Mr. Root
Hughes
Arthur J. Balfour
Aroha
Hope
McWhorter Talks On Game of Life
Bob McWhorter gave a talk at the Sunday club about the Game of Life. He urged staying within bounds, running interference for others, and guiding youths along the right path to play fair. Forty two boys and four men attended despite bad weather, showing strong Sunday meeting interest with hope of leading more to Christ.
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Bob McWhorter
Exiled Prince Draws Wieringen Sketches Abroad
Exiled prince in Holland amuses locals by sketching, joining young girls of Wieringen district for informal drawing sessions. The former crown prince has drawn several portraits of neighborhood children during his stay, noted by residents and travelers passing through.
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Wieringen
Holland
Pepper Named U S Senator From Pennsylvania After Penrose
George Wharton Pepper of Philadelphia was appointed to fill the late Boles Penrose’s Senate seat with the vacancy to be settled by the November election. Pepper, 55, a longtime lawyer and Penn trustee, has opposed salaried public office before and held war era defense roles. McCumber was chosen as finance chair to succeed Penrose, with Frelinghuysen assigned to the vacancy on the committee.
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George Wharton Pepper
United States
Sproul Monday
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Ian
Penrose
Senate
Pepper
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Pomerene
Ohio
Manapoli
Boles Penrose
University of Pennsylvania
Law Department
Council of National Defense
Pennsylvania Public Safety Committee
Episcopal Church
Pennsylvania
Alsol
M'Comber
Washington
Mc Cumber
North Dakota
Committee On Committees
Senate Finance Committee
Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Red Cross clothing drive aids Athens poor
A program to clothe the poor in Athens was initiated by the Athens Red Cross production committee led by Madame Joseph Lautrat. Members met at Red Cross offices to plan immediate garment making, aiming to have the needy clothed before the severe cold. The production committee will meet again to discuss further relief work in Athens.
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Athens
Committee On Production
Red Cross Volunteer Service
Georgia Road Conditions and Weather Forecast
Georgia roads show varying wet and muddy spots after rainfall with no major closures. Northern divisions report light to moderate rain. some routes like Tallulah Falls and Covington to Madison are rough but passable. A dry, sunny spell is forecast with rapidly drying roads beginning Monday.
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Newman
Chancellor Opens Bowden Normal School in Georgia
University of Georgia Chancellor David C. Barrow opened the Bowden Normal School as a new branch of the state system. The doors opened to the public Monday with several hundred Bougia youths enrolled. Barrow planned to return to Athens midweek and possibly visit Valdosta before returning.
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David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Bowden
Normal School
University of Georgia Sytem
Tem
Siete
Boulgia
Barrow
Athens
State Normal and Strial College
Valdosta
Granddad of all kangaroos footprint found in Hastings lagoon
A fossil footprint in the Hastings district is attributed to an ancient giant reptile from the iguanodon family, possibly 2 to 30 feet tall. The track, exhibited to scholars, covers about four square feet and is linked to dinosaur-era activity. Scotland faces a whisky shortage as no liquor was distilled from March 1917 to March 1919.
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London
Hastings
Amerpany
Theologista
Gevocration
Glasgow
Scotland
Permanent hospital for ex service men in Missouri
President Harding signed an executive order to establish a permanent hospital for ex service men at Jefferson City Missouri, on the Jefferson City Barracks Military Reservation. Also noted are a North Dakota rail excise tax ruling by the supreme court, and local notices of illness and visitors including Capt G H Head Rev J W M Merris and Miss Mary Comer visiting relatives.
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Washington
Harding
Jefferson City
Missouri
Jefferson City Barracks
North Dakota
Supreme Court
G. H. Head
Barber Street
J. W. M. Merris
Siete
Gude's Pepto Mangan Promises Health Boosts
An old fashioned advertising blurb praises Gude's Pepto Mangan for strengthening health and providing “pep” by building good blood. It targets weak, run-down readers and urges purchasing from druggists in tablet or figura form.
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Gude
Fresh produce and bakery items at Arnold Abney
Local ad lists fresh snap beans and tender squash along with peppers, carrots, beets, spinach, and fancy eggplants. It also promotes coffee cakes and fresh chips, attributed to Arnold Abney.
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Arnold Abney
Passing of the Union Si Ohare at New York Theatre
The death marks a turning point in the city’s uptown population shift away from the famed Vaudeville era birthplace in New York. The landmark theatre where L.F. Albee began his career closes, ending a storied chapter in metropolitan entertainment and signaling changes in demographics and cultural centers.
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New York
F. Albee
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