First Georgia billiard tournament closes round one
Ten contestants remain in the University of Georgia billiard tournament after Tuesday’s action. Frank Fuller leads a string of players advancing to the second bracket as Ed Gurr and J. D. Thomason win tight matches. Commodore Perry is eliminated by Johnny Whitner in a notable upset.
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First Flight University Georgia Billiard
University of Georgia
Frank Fuller
Lee Turman
J. D Thomason
Johnny Whitner
Richard Tift
Ed Gurr
Earle
John McWhor
McWhor
Earle Watson
J. D. Thomason
Fred McKenzie
Gurr-Watson
Gurr
Fredie McKenzie
Sunshine
Mewbourne
Guerr-Watson
Richard
Commodore
Commodore” Perry
Atlanta
Terrel
Johnny
Collings-Wells
Bird‘Head
Gurr-Thomason
Q Room
McGraw Seeks Three New Stars For the Giants
New York Giants manager John McGraw aims to reinforce the outfield pitching and catching units after noting a strong existing infield. He reportedly targets National League stars Eddie Roush of Cincinnati and pitcher Lee Meadows of Philadelphia, seeking to add these names to his roster.
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New York
McGraw
New York Giants
Hig
Eddie Roush
Cincinnati
Giants
Roush
Lee Meadows
Phillies
Veteran Hawaiian Player Reflects On Older Football Era
Honolulu headline quotes veteran Hawaiian football player Frank Kanae, a 25 year veteran once nicknamed cannon ball for his fierce charges. At forty with fourteen children, he laments the game’s decline, recalling hurdling and mass plays as the true essence, predicting retirement soon.
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Honolulu
T. H
Frank Kanae
Hawaii
Kanae
Athens High Girls TQ to Play Atlanta Quintet Saturday
Athens High will host Washington Seminary of Atlanta Saturday night in the season opener at the high school gym. Coach Nicholson plans to start her best players and expects a large crowd for the steel cut battle, with the 8 o clock tipoff drawing local fans to see the Georgia nines challenge the Atlantan quintet.
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Bogart High
Washington Seminary
Atlanta
Atlanta Crew
Nicholson
Atlantans
Hardie
Capitol City
Hata
Soittle
Six National League Clubs Refuse to Waive on Wet Jack Fournier
St Louis, Mo. Manager Branch Rickey of the Cardinals says six NL clubs refused to permit Jacques Fournier to drop to the minors. Rickey had warned months ago that Fournier’s batting and throwing were slipping. After Fournier fell from .243 in 1921 to .104 in 1922, Rickey saw a potential trade piece, with talks opening with the Baltimore Orioles for a direct return.
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Jack Fournier
Louis
Jacques Fournier
Branch Rickey
Cardinals
Rone
Rickey
Fournier
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Gossip at the Colonial advertised Eve show draws Athens crowd
In a Georgian Palm Garden circle of Athens social figures the talk turns from sports to the latest theater bill. One observer notes the Colonial is featuring a show titled Eve and signals intent to attend and start anew.
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Athens
Red Pepper Rub Promises Quick Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Bowles Red Pepper Rub as a fast acting remedy for sore stiff aching joints. It claims the pepper heat penetrates within three minutes, easing pain and stiffness, and directs buyers to ask their druggist for the genuine Bowles product.
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Rowles
Georgia Red and Black to Face Clemson on Current Crusade
Seven players from the Georgia Red and Black basketball team depart Thursday morning aboard the eight oclock Southern train for a cage invasion of South Carolina. The Georgia squad, after a week of practice, will meet the Clemson Tigers at Clemson tonight with Furman and Wofford games set for Friday and Saturday nights. Coach Stegeman lists George Clark, Joe Bennett, Jake Butler, Josh Watson, Ed Gurr, Bob Richardson, and Slick Lamar on the trip.
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Husky
Southerns
South Carolina
Georgia
Clemson
Furman
Woffird
Stegeman
George Clark
Joe Bennett
Jake Butler
Josh Watson
Ed Gurr
Bob Richardson
Slick” Lamar
Accused Woman Named For Wednesday Hearing In Hooded Gang Case
Friday testimony in Morehouse parish reveals a grand deportation scheme linked to the local Ku Klux Klan. Miss Hamilton faces questions on deportation orders while witnesses describe a reign of terror after the Morehouse chapter formed. Debates over Watt Daniel and Thomas Richards deaths loom as Wednesday's session unfolds.
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Mer Rouge
Morehouse Parish
Hamilton
Louisiana
Little Rock
Ark
Met Rouge
Morehouse
Watt
Daniel
Thomas F. Richards
Lake LaFourche
Nip” Echols
Robert Dade
Joseph Davenport
J. L. Smith
Henry J. Nevis
T F. Richards
Thomas Richards
Sidney White
White
Watt Daniel
Ku Klux Klan
Take Salts For Stomach Ailment From Vad Salts Ad
A noted authority explains stomach fermentation from excess acid and suggests four ounces of Vad Salts mixed in water before breakfast for a week. The text claims relief begins with the first dose and describes how the salts neutralize acidity flush out gas and support digestive organs. It concludes by praising Vad Salts as inexpensive and harmless.
Dr Evans Defends Ku Klux Klan in Louisiana Case
Atlanta report quotes Dr H W Evans imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan defending the organization amid Louisiana allegations linked to the Morehouse parish kidnapping and floggings that killed Watt Daniel and Thomas Richards. Evans says the Bastrop hearing is not a trial and predicts Klan vindication both legally and to fair-minded citizens.
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Atlanta
H. W. Evans
Ku Klux Klan
Louisiana
Morehouse Parish
Watt Daniel
Thomas Richards
Bastrop
Daniel
Richards
Evans
Does Your Back Ache From Kidney Trouble
A reader testimonial recalls kidney pain and night urination in 1918. The speaker credits Dean's Kidney Pills with relief after using Palmer & Sons pharmacy. The ad promotes a 60 cent price and mentions Buffalo and the Better Business Bureau style assurances.
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Bo Jin
Dean
Palmer & Sons
Faster Burn Co. Msgrs
Buffalo,n
Notice to butchers and meat dealers in Athens
Notice to all who deal in fresh meats in the city of Athens. January 20, 1923. Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 will hold a meeting in the Masonic Temple in Athens at eight o'clock Thursday evening in accordance with city ordinance. No corporation or person will be allowed to sell fresh meats.
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Athens
Aioe
Mount Vernon Lodge
A.M
Jin
Cordance
Ig Saat
Seizure Of Mines In Ruhr Valley To Be First Act
Amsterdam dispatch reports nine divisions totaling 120,000 men may join the French Ruhr movement. German railway authorities ready 73 military trains to guard railways bridges and plants. Belgians begin moving 1800 troops to cooperate with France for Ruhr occupation at Aix la Chapelle.
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Ruhr Valley
Amsterdam
Associated Press
Brussels
Ruhr
Aix- La-Chapelle
Harold Hulme Farm Exemplar Of Progress And Plenty
Larry Gantt profiles Harold Hulme and his farm noting four large corn cribs, eight thousand bushels of sweet potatoes, and diversified crops. Manager Jerry Bond oversees a well organized operation with scattered buildings for fire safety and labor saving tools. The piece urges other farmers to visit the farm to learn modern, science driven farming methods.
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Hulme
Harold Ulme
Jerry Bond
Harold Hulme
Upshaw accuses high officials of drinking in Washington
Georgia representative Upshaw on the House floor charged that bootleggers ply their trade among too many public men in Washington. He pledged to turn over evidence to enforcement authorities, saying some highest officials have been seen lifting devilish peesee theirs. He would not publicize names, citing the House not being a justice court.
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Washington
Chasington
Capitol
Representative Upshaw
Georgia
House
Senate
Wenesday
Upshaw
Youlls
Sidelights On Cotton Meeting in Athens Discuss Creed To Save Cotton
Bankers farmers and business men in Athens heard a plan to protect cotton crops from boll weevil damage. The creed urged soil prep, selecting climate suitable seed, heavy fertilization, and intensive cultivation aided by calcium arsenate as an adjunct, with emphasis on timely growth and cost awareness.
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Athens
A. M Soule
State College of Agriculture
Brazil
England
Fire death linked to threats and arson in San Salvador
Coroner's jury cites hearsay evidence as it links a fatal blaze at a residence to threats against Dr Odum and a motive to burn the house. Police suspect a trap may have caused Smith's death, with several people under suspicion and arrests likely soon as investigators probe the blaze. Earthquakes felt elsewhere in the region add to a day of tumult.
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Blackhear
H. L. Riggins
Odum
Smith
Dr. Odum
Notice of dissolution and local advertising circular
Notice states the firm Manos Lunch Room run by Mrs B C Manos and partners dissolved January 9 1923 at St Grayton St Athens Ga. The text includes ads for King Hodgsom products and fresh foods with prices and discounts plus promises of daily bargains and a nut bread offer to be baked this afternoon around three o clock.
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Manos
B. C. Manos
Stretey
St .Grayton St
Athens
Steve Demetrios
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