Bulldogs Start Trial Trip With Clemson Tonight
University of Georgia coach H J Stegeman guides the Bulldogs in a season opener on the road against Clemson, the first test before Furman at Greenville. Georgia aims to balance fast team play with strong individual stars and hopes to reach the national tournament in Kansas City. The squad includes forwards Bass, Scott, and a mix of veterans and newcomers as they dedicate Clemson’s new floor.
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Furman
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Auburn
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Stewart
Page Bennett
Eddie Rawson
Joe Bennett
Mer¢c Murray
George Clarke
Charley Wicks
Richard
Poverly
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University of South Cdrota
Columbia
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Southlina
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Tooell
Mercer
Alabama
Burn
Merc
Killlower Signings and Third Base Prospects Aboard
Glenn a Killlower signs with the New York Americans and will debut at third base, with mentions of past stars like Arthur Devlin Frankie Frisch Larry Gardner Eddie Grant and others linking college to major league success, noting third base standouts and expectations for Killinger's major league future.
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Samber
Collegians
Larry Gardner
Cleveland
St Il
University of Vermont
Burns Accepts Trade to Cincinnati with Calm Dignity
George Burns, after a decade with the New York Giants, accepts his trade to Cincinnati for Heine Groh and others. He pledges to work hard for manager Pat Moran, remains grateful to New York, and says he cannot deny the game’s business side despite not being thrilled about moving. Burns cites the Giants' pennant chances as a factor and emphasizes a steady, even temperament.
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Ather Gonzales
Burns
Yankees
George Burns
Cincinnati
Pat Moran
Giants
New York
College to Major League stars shine in early baseball notes
The piece traces players from colleges to the majors, noting Sisler at Michigan as both pitcher and hitter, and Eddie Collins from Columbia shaping second base play. It highlights Connie Mack era second basemen, Jack Barry and Joe Dugan from Holy Cross and Athletics, and Barry from Carroll College, with clubs bidding for Dugan and others living up to college roots.
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University of Michigan
Sisler
Fhrst
Eddie Collins
Columbia
Connie
Eves
Eddie
Jack Barry
Joe Dugan
Atheltics
Holy Cross
Vane Barry
Wit Killingen
Colleans
Winterville High To Play Lavonia in District Clash
Winterville Ga Coach Veach is preparing his basketball squad for a foe Lavonia contest this afternoon. The game marks the start of the Eighth District schedule with teams including Lavonia Elberton Hartwell and Winterville forming the half where the winner advances to the district championship.
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Veach
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Io Bs
Freeman
Bennett
Morton
Eri
Leeman
Tucker
Laventon
Elberton
Hartwell
Terville
Link Athens With Direct Route Into Middle West
A report on a proposed road project to connect Athens with a direct route into the Middle West was postponed to a special steering committee. The committee, led by A. H. Je Reworth, Charles E. Martin, J. W. Barnett, and W. F. Dorsey, will study the Gainesville Midland proposal and report back to the general committee. Kiwanis member R. R. White is listed on the Gainesville Midland general committee.
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Charles E.martin
J. W. Barnett
W. F. Dorsey
Gainesville
Kiwanis
R. R. White
Athens urged to invest in building new homes
Mr Bradberry advocates local wealth directed to construction. He notes recent cottage ventures rent well and argues Athens has ample funds among residents to cover housing needs. He says building houses is the safest investment with steady income and endorses the plan wholeheartedly.
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Athens
Berry
Woman President for Athens Meet Endorses Welfare Conference
Mra J E Hagen of Montezuma president of the State Federation of Women’s clubs issued a statement endorsing the Northeast Georgia Conference on Welfare to be held in Athens January 23 24 26 urging club women and representatives to attend. She notes the program includes many topics of interest to clubs and offers inspiration and information from noted speakers. Mrs J BE Hayes resident Georgia Federation signs the message.
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J. E. Hagen
Montezuma
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Northeast Georgia Conference On Welfare
Athens
J. BE. Hayes
Georgia Federation
Neutral Senator Scores Newberry
Washington. Senator Willis, Republican of Ohio, one of the doubtful senators in the Newberry contest, offered an amendment to the local report arguing that large expenses by relatives or friends of a candidate without consent violate policy. Senator King, Democrat, questioned the conclusion, while Willis and Newberry exchanged remarks.
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Willis
Ohio
Newberry
New
King
Stak
Newbersty
Red Cross Helps Needy Families
Miss A Dornblatt reports how a city Red Cross chapter aided a poor family after a 13 year old girl sought eye care. The eldest daughter’s request connected officials to the case, leading to continued support including coal and milk for the children while the parents questioned city aid.
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Weve
Red Cross
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Exhibit on preparing crops for market at college conference
Dr. T. H. McHatton of the State College of Agriculture announced an exhibit of pack ing fruit and vegetables for market at the marketing conference January 23 28. Demonstrations will cover grading picking crates and containers for shipping fruit and truck crops. Manufacturers plan full exhibits of baskets crates hampers and boxes. A North American Fruit Exchange official will join the program as a national authority on marketing. Georgia leaders in the field will also appear, including executives from the apple, watermelon and sweet potato sectors.
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State College of Agriculture
Georgia
Thor
Haid
B. C. Moomaw, Jr
North American Fruit Exchange
R. H. Black
Consolidated Apple Growers Exchange
Cornelia
J. J. Parrish
Southwest Georgia Watermelon Growers
Os80- Elation
Adel
R. S. Roddenberry
Georgia Sweet Potato Storage House Association
Moultrie
Woodrow Wilson Foundation for Members Begun
The Woodrow Wilson Foundation for Members was launched with enthusiasm. Judge Andrew J. Cobb on the national committee outlined plans to raise one million dollars and award an annual trophy for the citizen who has given the greatest single service. Dr. J. H. T. McPherson chaired the meeting, with Mrs. G A Mell, Clarke county's womens chairman, stressing Athens women will fully cooperate.
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Dr. McPherson
T. W. Reed
Harry Hodgson
Morton Hodgson
Walter T. Forbes
Duncan Burnett
George A. Mell
Clarke County
J. H. Dogler
Woodrow Wilson Foundation
United States
J. H. T. McPherson
G. A. Mell
Athens
Stubbs Trial Opens In Murder Case Of Reed Engineer
Fitzgerald Ga Fred Stubbs one of fourteen ex employees of the A B and A railroad faces murder charges over the July 6 shooting of Engineer W T Reed. Judge Gower barred labor union members and railroad employees from juror eligibility. State says it has strongest case against Stubbs. he was said to be part of the group alleged to attacked the locomotive. Stubbs captured in Florida.
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Stubbs
Fairfield
Hie
Reed
Florida
Reverend Bruce Nay Visits Athens Before Fitzgerald Move
Reverend Bruce Nay of the 18 Christian church in Fitzgerald is in Athens for a few days. His household is being prepared for shipment. Mrs Nay plans to leave Athens probably Friday for Fitzgerald. Nay says he is impressed with Fitzgerald.
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18 Christian Church
Fitzgerald
Athens
Nay
Experience opens two day run at Palace theatre Athens
Richard Barthelmess and Marjorie Daw star in George V Hobart's Experience, a Paramount screen adaptation of the stage hit. The film follows Youth in search of happiness through wealth, pleasure, fame, and poverty, before returning to love and contentment at home. It drew large crowds and pleased Athens audiences.
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Richard Barthelmess
Marjorie Daw
George V. Hobart
Palace Theatre
Paramount Picture
Palace
Athens
Supreme Council Hears Germans In Paris Meeting
The German delegation led by Dr Walter Rathenau was received by the allied supreme council. The reparations commission reports a Wednesday night conference with the Germans produced no result.
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Associated Preas
Walter Rathenau
Allied Supreme Council
Reparations Commission
Penrose Leaves $226,200 Cash in Bank Box
Washington report that Boies Penrose the late United States Senator from Pennsylvania left $226,200 in cash in a safety deposit box at American Security and Trust Company. The amount includes five ten thousand dollar notes and numerous one thousand and five hundred dollar bills.
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Bojes Penrose
United States
Pennsylvania
American Security and Trust Company
Ete
Deputy Register of
Cholera Outbreak in Manila Shows Mild Spread
Manila health authorities report thirty six cholera patients and forty five carriers confined in isolation hospital. Only two cases are serious and no new cases are developing. In the last 48 hours four patients and seventeen carriers were cured at the hospital.
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Manila
Navy forbids officers to buy fruit and vegetables
Biblical phrasing aside, the report notes United States Army and Pacific transport crews are prohibited from purchasing food from vendors at waterfronts, restricting access to fruits and vegetables as shortages or policy requires.
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Tray Pacific
Waterfront
Chinese and Japanese Agree on Shantung Concessions
An entente was reached by Chinese and Japanese delegates as talks on Shantung concessions resumed Thursday. The discussions focused on extensions of the Tsingtao Tyinganfu railway in the Kiachog leasehold area regarding building rights and future cooperation.
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Tsingtao-Tyiganfu
Kia
Chog Learehold
Fraternal Notice for Godfrey Boullion Commandery Meeting
A stated conclave of Godfrey Boullion Commandery No 4 will be held in King of Pings on Friday evening in January at o'clock. All Sir Knights are courteously requested to attend. G Palmisano, F. John G. Quinn, Recorder.
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