Army Officers Organize Athens Sector Meeting Counts Enrolled
Athens Sector of the Association of the Army of the United States organized at University of Georgia with Col C W Ryther as chairman. Eighteen officers enrolled including Lt Col W L Moss, Lt Wm B Paschall, Captain Thos H Cooley, Capt H K Baker, and others. Officers elected: President Lt Col (Dr) W L Moss, vice president Lt Wm B Paschall, secretary treasurer J K, executive committee members H West and T H McHatton. Meetings set for second Monday each month with a dinner prior to business.
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Athens
Association of the Army of the United States
University of Georgia
Regular Army
National Rd
Reserve Corps
Army
National Guard
C. W. Ruther
University
J. D. Watson
4Th Army Corps
Atlanta
Col
D. W. Ryther
W. L.moss
Thos. H. Cooley
H. K. Baker
FE. C. Westbrook
Henry H. Drewry
W. B. Paschall
C. J. Tomas
L. M. Davis
J. L. Talley
Wm. B. Almand
W. L. Moss
Wm. B. Paschall
Cormit
Georgia Farmers Rally for Weevil War and Cotton Independence
Column notes the Georgia Farm Conference praising neighbors uniting to fight boll weevil with calcium arsenate and organized farm groups. Attendees from many counties vow to grow diversified crops, expand pledges to weed pests, and push for statewide cotton production resilience through sustained cooperative action.
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T. Larry Gantt
Hive
Persis
Farmus
Farm
Pro
Athens
Georan Tuld
Ani E Pete
Georgit
Georgia
South
Sa ‘Tier
Cutton
Two Killed In Blanford Race Riot Violence
Blanford Indiana prosecutors and deputies clashed with a crowd after a race trouble report led to a dance hall raid. Two men were shot dead, Sheriff Harry Newland and another man wounded as officers faced attackers. An investigation and coroner’s inquest were expected to follow.
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Blanford
Ind
Harry Newland
Fred
Newland
W. A. Saerlee
Clinton
Athens Women Stir Over Y W C A Ballot Elections
Athens women participate in Y W C A elections by ballot to choose six from twelve candidates. The list includes Mrs. Alice Adams Miss Annie May Bell Miss Ina Cooper Mrs. Lon Dudley and others. The finance chair leads a debt free drive and a dinner program with talks by board presidents and Miss Roe lof. Voting hours 9 am to 7 pm Tuesday at the Y W club rooms.
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Athens
Hines
Board of Directors
Alice Adams
Annie May Bell
Misa Ina Cooper
Lon Dudley
Mary Lyndon
Y. W
of the Lights
Association
Hill
Presbyterian, Church
Frank A Sans Ais
Atlanta
Nora Fortson
John Rite
Pollow
Clarke County Poultry Association to Meet Tuesday
Clarke County Poultry Association will meet Tuesday at 4 30 in the Chamber of Commerce rooms to discuss poultry industry matters in the region. E C Paine will preside. Sweet potato growers also plan a 11 o clock morning meeting in the Chamber of Commerce rooms led by Claud Tuck.
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Clarke County Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Agricultural College
E. C. Paine
Claud Tuck
New Crisis Rises Over Week End At Near East Parley
At Lausanne the Near East conference faced a fresh crisis as Ismet Pasha and Rinza Nur Bey pressed for complete Turkish sovereignty and abolition of capitulations before any equitable Ottoman debt distribution. Meanwhile Armenia accepted Russia's asylum plan, gaining homes for about 250000 Armenians in the Don and Kuban valleys, becoming Russian subjects with limited rights. A draft peace treaty with 160 articles was circulated to delegations, but Turkish willingness to sign remained unclear.
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Lausanne
Associated Press
Ismet Pasha
Rinza Nur Bey
Turkey
Russia
Asylu
Moscow
Don
Kuban
Athens Women 10 Make Pajamas for Disabled Vets
Athens Red Cross chapter members prepare to sew pajamas and sweaters for disabled World War I veterans in Veterans hospitals nationwide. Mrs. Victor M. Cluis directs the effort, materials provided, with Mrs. J. Lustrat coordinating production and several committees aiding the project. No arrests noted in Savannah report.
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Athens
The
Red Cross
Victor M. Cluis
Volunteer Service of the Red Cross
Mra. J. Lustrat
Tluetrat
Ned Hodgson
J. M. Pound
John Rum
Woodruff to be honored guest at Athens banquet
Coach George Woodruff will be the honor guest at a football team banquet at the Georgian hotel tonight. He will discuss spring training plans and athletic matters with Faculty chairman Dr Sanford and Coach H J Stegeman. He will also address the Rotary club tomorrow lunch and be guest of the Kiwanis club Thursday.
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George Woodruff
Georgian Hotel
Athens
8S. V. Sanford
H. J. Stegeman
Georgia
Rotary Club
Thurday
Kiwanis Club
Goose Supper Planned by Athens Elks Tonight
Athens Elks prepare a goose supper at the lodge rooms, inviting members to a timely gathering with pies and traditional treats listed in brief, readable notes.
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Athens Elks
Athens
Elks
Todge
Winder Mayor and Council Inspect Athens Fire Dept
Winder officials led by Mayor George Thompson visited Athens to study the fire department’s methods and equipment, seeking insurance rating insights and planning to upgrade Winder’s fire defense with modern apparatus. The group also discussed building plans for a new city hall police station and fire department on Athens Street near Barrow County Court House.
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Winder
Athens Fire Dept
George Thompson
Athens
McDorman
Bresent
Woodruff Hardware Co
J. H. Micas
Thompson
Counvihven
John W. Carrington
F.C. Graddisk
J. B. Law
T. C. Fullbight
Vasco Segars
Meabers
Athens Street
Barrows County Court House
Oro Res
Georgia
Winders
Thompson organization indicted in Chicago sweep
Fred Landis former congressman and 23 others tied to Mayor William Hale Thompson machine named in an eight count indictment by a special grand jury probing school board affairs. Virtus Robin Landis's nephew among those indicted, tied to prior grand jury actions on school minds and property during Ton ton administration.
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Chicago
Fred Landis
Georgia to lead South in timber growth and reforestation
W R Mattoon of the U S Forest Service told a Farmer's and Market Conference at the State Agricultural College that Georgia can become the South's greatest timber state by reforesting unproductive lands. He cited 12 million acres unimproved, potential output of two and a half billion board feet, plus resin and turpentine profits, if action begins now.
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J. He Chaffin
Georgia
South
W. R. Mattoon
U. S. Forest Service
Washington, D. C
State Agricultural College
North
Middle Georgia
South Georgia
Geor Ta
Mattoon
Anda
South Georgian
Bureau of Forestry
State College of Agriculture
Occupation of Ruhr Keeps Workers From Jobs in Germany
Paris reports council of League of Nations may discuss Ruhr issue as Sweden’s Branting and France hold firm. Mosul oil dispute to be raised. German towns resist French orders. In Cologne, Rhineland unrest prompts railroad strike and restaurant closures. French troops guard key lines as workers refuse to resume work.
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Paris
Ruhr
Council
The
League of Nationw
Earl of Balfour
Branting
Sweden
France
Germany
League
Mosul
Great Britain
Turkey
Dursseldorf
Thin City
Basen
Mayence
Corlenz
Rhineland
Ion O
Soldier brandishes crutch at King George arrival
London report says a crippled sealer waving a crutch charged toward King George and Queen Mary as they disembarked at St Pancras station. Police stopped him within yards of the King. Other agencies described it as an attempt to attract the monarch's attention.
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London
Associated Press
Evening News
George
Sealer
Queen Mary
St. Pancran Station
Sandapingham
Enyn
Well Known Oconee County Woman Dies
Mrs. Margie Letitia Kelley died Monday at 4 am at her Watkinsville home after a lengthy illness. She was 74, a Washington Georgia native, and active in the Baptist church. Funeral Tuesday at the Watkinsville Capital Church with Rev. J. W. McWhorter officiating. Survived by four sisters and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Bernstein Bros. in charge.
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Margie Letitia Kelley
Watkinsville
Benring
Washington, Ga
Watkinsville Capital Church
J. W. McWhorter
Oconee County
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