Resolution End State of War Passes Congress ATORS OFF
Special to The Banner Atlanta July 1 Both houses reconvene after the Fourth for a big Union City rally with speeches planned by Governor Hardwick and Thomas E Watson. An expected turnout exceeds 20,000 as leaders discuss the governor's address and possible timing for messages to the assembly. Senator Ateon may delay his return to Washington to deliver a speech to the general assembly before departing.
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Bannera
Altamaha Bridge
Atlanta
Union City
Hardwick
Thomas E. Watson
Chas
Jon
Vatnan
Kimball House
Barrett
Washington
Bual
Senate
House Committee
Ateon
General Assembly
John E. Drewry Joins Beckey Staff as Reporter
John E. Drewry, a University of Georgia graduate with BA in journalism, joins Beckey Staff to cover the city and university. He previously served as associate editor of the Red and Black, contributed to the Pandora staff, worked for the Atlanta Journal and other dailies, and helped organize the Y Press bureau as director.
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Joh B. Drewry
University of Georgia
He Elty
University
Theer
Drewry
University of Georgian
The
Red
Black
Pandora
Atlanta Manual
Y Presa Bureau
Chamber Commerce Leads in Move to Entertain School
Theaire Athens Chain asks city council and county commissioners to appropriate 150 dollars each to entertain University of Georgia Summer school students. Fleetwood Lanier chairs the entertainment committee with M. Q. Nicholson Dr. A. J. Edwards Julien Goethius and E. W. Carroll guiding plans and funding.
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Theaire Athens Chain
University of Georgia
Fleetwood Lanier
Chamber of Commerce
M. Q. Nicholson
A. 3. Edwards
Julien Goeth
Dempsey and Carpentier Veteran Heavyweight Duel Set
Associated Press reports a long awaited heavyweight clash between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier in Jersey City. Carpentier, a veteran of eighty five bouts with seventy one wins, faces Dempsey who has fought sixty four battles with forty five knockouts and a strong record of wins by decision or knockout.
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Associated Preas
New York
Jacki Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Frank Klaus
Descamps
Carpentier
Glorta
Jack Dempsey
Carl Morris
Jin Flynn
Pueblo
Dempsey
First Service at Teacher Training School Sunday
The first service of this school will be held at the First Methodist church on Sunday afternoon July 3 at 4 p.m. Dr. W A Shelton of Emory University will speak. Full announcements will cover the program and week ahead. Regular daily addresses for teachers and Sunday school teachers will be given at 9 20 a m at the Normal School and 11 a m at the university grounds by speakers already listed.
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W. A. Shelton
Emory University
Harding Peace Resolution Cleared by Congress
Congress completed the compromise peace resolution ending the war with Germany and Austria. The Senate approved the conference report 48 to 19 after a Democratic bid to block it, while the House passed 263 to 59. President Harding expected to sign immediately, resuming diplomatic relations with several nations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
Congress
Harding
Raritan
N. J
Senate
Shields
Tennessee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Watson
Georgia
Reed
Missouri
House
Aviattla
McKellar
Brandegee
Repubican
Connecticut
Thu
United States
Clarke Medical Society hears Stewart talk at city hall
Dr Joseph Stewart Jr presented vivid observations from his recent extended stay in the Near East as a former U S medical service representative. The Clarke Medical Society semi monthly meeting covered his talk and several routine business items were quickly addressed.
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Clarke Medical Society
Joseph 3. Stewart, Jr
Near East
Stewart
United States
Georgia Campaign Committee Meets at Franklin College
The general campaign committee of the war memorial fund at the University of Georgia held its weekly session at campaign headquarters in the Franklin college academic building. Despite some absences, members discussed summer plans to organize alumni for a fall drive. The group includes Chancellor David C. Barrow, chairman Harry Hodgser, S. V. Sanford, Hugh Gordon, R. P. Brooke, R. P. Stephens, R. E. Park, H. A. Inghram, J. W. Jenkins, and others.
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War Memorial Fund
University of Georgia
Franklin College
We I
David C. Barrow
Harry Hodgser
8. V. Sanford
Hugh Gordon
R. P. Brooke
R. P. Stephens
R. E. Park
H. A. Inghram
J. W. Jenkins
College Park Bank Robbers Confess, Officers Say
Atlanta detectives report complete confessions from J. K. R. Tooks, Charles Hayes, and John Wyatt, arrested for the Bank of College Park robbery. Deputy Rosemore announced the arrests. Eddie James, a suspect, has been released. The bandits secured only a bag of pennies, which was recovered.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
J. KR. Tooks
Charles Hayes
John Wyatt
Bank of College Park
Rosemore
Eddie James
Athens Bonds In Great Demand By Georgia Bankers
The Athens bond commission paid 13000 toward the 26000 sewer bond of 1891 with the rest to follow. A local story notes Billups Phinizy’s attempt to buy Athens bonds in Atlanta, where clerks recalled Athens bonds as the most popular, with Valdosta next. The tale reflects strong dealer demand for Athens bonds.
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Athens
Georgia
Bond Commission of
Billups Phinizy
Atlanta
Athena
Phinizy
Capital Removal Issue Basis for 2 New Measures
Atlanta Ga July 1 two state wide measures are planned for introduction next week in the general assembly over the capital removal issue. Fulton delegation members will offer a bill proposing to gift a governor mansion to the state to stop further action on submitting the capitol relocation question to a statewide vote. The plan would retire about 270 000 in bonds and apply 100 000 toward private property purchase for the mansion, with a later move to fund a capital annex on the Jackson estate across from the capitol.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Fulton
Hardwich
Atlanta Committee
Jackson Estate
Capitol
Spencer R. Atkinson
Upshaw to Speak at University July Fourth Event
Congressman W D Upshaw will address the University of Georgia chapel at 7 46 PM on July Fourth as part of the summer session. He will discuss America and World Liberty in a speech highlighted as a feature of both the university program and Athens Fourth of July celebration. Upshaw has long aided Georgia education and publishes the Golden Age magazine on southern and educational issues.
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W. D. Upshaw
Earnest Willie
Fifth District
University of Georgia
A. 8. Edwarda
Congressman Upshaw
America
Athens
Upshaw
Kiwanis Triumph at City Y M C A Water Carnival
Kiwanis club wins the Rotary Kiwanis relay race at the water carnival held at the City Y M C A pool. The event featured multiple races and judges noted strong performances by Harris Ashford Upson Forbes Mell and other entrants with Kiwanis claiming three victories against Rotary this year.
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Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Rotary Club
Rotary
Bolt
Harris
Firat
Ashford
Upson
Dudley
Forbes
Kilpatrick
Mell
Kiwanis-Rotary
Eppa
Allgood
Elliott
Johnson
McClain
Locklin
Elitote
Anglo Japanese Treaty Extended for Another Year
London July 1 Reuters reports the Anglo Japanese treaty will automatically continue in force for another year unless formally denounced. The agency notes no formal withdrawal has been tendered and the treaty remains active.
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Associated Press
London
Reuters
Saya
To Turn Camp Gordon Into Hospital Site
Special to The Banner Atlanta July 1 J M Wainwright assistant secretary of war arrived in Atlanta from Columbus to inspect Camp Gordon and report on its feasibility as a hospital Upshaw wired that the camp's future largely rests on Wainwright's report
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The
Banner
Atlanta
J. M. Wainwright
Columbus
Camp Gordon
Congressman Upshaw
Wainwright
Life Underwriters Association Meeting Next Tuesday Night
The Athens Life Underwriters will hold their next meeting in the city hall next Tuesday at 8:40 PM. The program features live acts by both foreign and local talent, with Miss Margueritha Morris of Athens previously delivering notable viclimist performances. A prominent out of town insurance man is expected to speak, and the lineup includes additional live numbers.
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Athens Life Underwriters’ Association
Margueritha Morris
Athens
Undecided Final Action On Wages Reduction In Chicago
In Chicago on July 1 railway union leaders remained undecided about the final attitude toward a nationwide 12 percent wage reduction effective today by order of the railway labor board. About 1,500 delegates from major brotherhoods and AFL unions met to consider the situation, with some factions viewing the cut as a necessary evil while others oppose it. The final decision was placed in a committee led by President Jewell, and no strikes or serious threats were reported.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railway Labor Board
Dir
Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor
Lay
Jewell
Department of Federation
Seven young men admitted to bar by Judge Fortson
Winder. Ga July 1 Judge Blanton Fortson presided a local bar examination this week. Among the successful candidates were Julian E. B. Ross and Thomas E. Drake of Winder. Thomas J. McGhee of Athens. B. A. McWhorter and James W. Arnold of Athens. George T. Mann of Athens. A. By Calle of Winterville. The group will bolster the territorial legal ranks.
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Winder
Blanton Portson
Julian EB. Ross
Thomas E. Drake
Thomas J. McGhee
Athens
B. A. McWhorter
James W. Arnold
George T. Mann
Calle
Winterville
Bar
Windy Jordan Led Banker and Golfer Of Athens
Welby Cornelius Jordan a vice president at American State Bank leads in Athens after long Georgia Tech ties. native of Daviahoro Georgia he ages robustly as a civic figure and golfer at Cloverhurst. grand high priest among Royal Arch Masons. birthday December 1. home 688 Milledge Avenue.
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Welby Cornelius Jordan
American State Bank
Daviahoro
Washington County
Georgia
Athens
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia- Tech
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Emity
The
Baptist Church
Cloverhurst Country Club
Balng & Wit
Macans
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Tie
Igh
Milledge Avenue
Dempsey Carpentier Heavyweight Title Fight Tomorrow
New York reports a massive boxing event set in a Jersey City pine board arena where Jack Dempsey defends the heavyweight title against Georges Carpentier. The bout attracts world crowd interest, with advance tickets approaching 1.5 million dollars and anticipated taxes near half a million. Dempsey stands favored at two and a half to one with substantial betting activity.
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New York
Jersey City
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Carpender
Pne
Carpentier
University of Georgia Summer School Faces Longer Term
Dr T J Wooster the university of Georgia summer school dean will be away much this summer as Dr A 3 Edwards directs the 1921 term. The school has grown from under 400 to over 1200 students, with expanded courses and more college credit. Trustees have approved plans for an eleven week summer term and a four quarter college year, continuing the normal six week division and yearly improvements.
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T. J. Wootter
University of Georgia
A. 3. Edwards
Peabody School of Education
Wooster
Ffteen
University
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College Park
Life Underwriters Association
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