Union City Rally Highlights Hardwick Watson Addresses
Union City crowd nears ten thousand as Governor Thomas W. Hardwick and Senator Watson addressed a Fourth of July rally organized by Charles S. Barrett. Watson attacked Federal Reserve policy and Liberty Bond coercion while Hardwick pledged budget cuts and elimination of unnecessary state offices. The event featured Georgia Farmers Union leaders and focused on education and fiscal reform.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
Triad
Cclal
The
Georgia Farmers Union
State Union
Watson
Federal Reservetrons Administration
Treasuries
Federal Reserve Board
W. G. McAdoo
Rev Shelton Opens Service Train School in Athens
Dr. Shelton will lecture at the State Normal school at 9:20 and again at 11 at the University on the American scientific expedition to Egypt. Enrollment urged for Sunday school teacher training with full credits toward church graduation. Governor Hardwick vows to cut expenses and reform state government while addressing taxes and the negro question in Georgia.
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Shelton
State Normal School
Anthony
Atheny
Paaaveen
Athens
Methodist Church
Hardwick
Georgia
Costs of running a jewelry store in America summarized
The National Association of Newspaper Executives cites Harvard and other sources showing standard costs for a jewelry store. Rent 4.98 percent, salaries 10.96, advertising 2.85, heat and light 6.1, delivery 0.9, supplies 8.9, insurance and taxes 1.32, depreciation shrinkage 0.95, bad debts 2. Total 26.81 percent of $51 000 annual sales yields $1,425. Many stores spend more to attract volume and note Athens residents discuss stores informally.
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America
Canada
United States
Harvard Research School
System Magazine
Richey Data Service
National Association of Newspaper Executives
Exterminator Wins Independence Day Handicap in 2 30
Latonta Kentucky July 4 Exterminator ridden by Jockey Haynes won the mile and a half Independence Day Handicap today in two minutes thirty and a fifth seconds. Woodtrap placed second Larablee finished third.
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Latonta
Gate Receipts At Big Championship by New York
July 4 gate receipts for the Dempsey Carpentier bout totaled 1 623 380 dollars Tex Rickard announced tonight Net receipts not yet calculated and subject to final adjustment as the big championship event drew strong local attendance and revenue.
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New York
Tex Rickard
War Risk Bureau makes progress adjusting claims
The War Risk Bureau reports a reduction of 29 476 pending compensation and insurance claims for veterans in the three months ending July 1 1921. From April 1 to July 1 pending compensation claims fell to 67 000 and insurance to 3 026 while 56 258 new claims were filed. A weekly chart tracks unit progress and six month pending cases are handled by telegram. Fifty doctors from the Public Health Service joined the Medical Division May 10 to July 4 aiding about 50 000 cases, boosting the bureau’s drive toward current adjudication and future regular offices.
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C. R. Hureau
Mumina O
Auits
Bureau of War Risk
United States Public Health Service
War Risk Bureau
Tela
Ozaki Finds 94% Of Japanese Favor Armament Limits
Former minister of justice Okio Ozaki announced after a 10,000 mile campaign across Japan that 94 percent of the people favor armament limits. He said a U S conference on disarmament would receive an eager response and that he spoke to about 100,000 people at numerous meetings while distributing voting postcards.
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Associated Press
Tokio
Okio Ozaki
Justice
Japan
United States
Ozaki
Elberton Deputy Shot While Responding to Black Suspect
In Elbert county a deputy sheriff responding to a Black suspect raising a disturbance near the Elberton area was ambushed and fired upon. He and neighbors located the suspect after entry into a house. the Black individual fled, prompting a pursuit during which multiple shots were fired. The suspect was wounded and hospitalized in serious condition.
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Elberton
Elbert County
Fair City
Oder
Legion Delegates Hear Upshaw Speech At Summer School
Columbus July 4 more than a thousand delegates and visitors attend the Georgia American Legion convention and first women’s auxiliary and WW veterans reunion. National Commander J G Emery praises Galbraith and Wilson, pledging unity while Athens delegates seek next year’s host city. Local events include Upshaw address at UGA and Fourth of July festivities with picnics and trips. Athens busy, businesses closed.
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Athens
Upshaw
Pushclaims
Legion
Columbus
Georgia Department of the American Legion
J. G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
Frederick W. Galbraith
Wilson
Emery
Mr. Galbraith
United States
A. L. Henson
Calhoun
J.L. Couch
Peter C. Harris
Army
W. H. Gordon
Camp Benning
Paul B. Malone
Benning
Waycross
Edgar B. Dunlap
Gainesville
R. S
Roddenberry
Moultrie
Commander Henson
Frank Miller
B. H. Lumpkin
Frank Holden
W. D. Upshaw
Pitthalitrlet
University of Georgia
Chirke County
Willie
America
Liberty
Mir
Hloughey
A. S. Edwards
Clairke County
Tallulah Falls
Atlanta
Lawn Fete Tonight at High School Campus
A lawn fete is scheduled for tonight on the High School campus as the first in a summer series. Morris' Orchestra will provide music and Miss Blama Punkenstein will perform dances after studies with Mr. at aA, adding entertainment to the event.
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Morris’ Orchestra
Mushall
Mise Blama Punkenstein
Mre
Aa. Ai Y Ha
Commerce Chinaman Dies From Wounds At Negroe's Hands
Commerce Georgia July 4 Ben Lee a Chinese laundryman died this afternoon from mortal wounds received Monday morning June 27. Surgeons and his vitality kept him alive longer than expected. Lee was a peaceful industrious citizen and a member of the First Baptist Church of Commerce.
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Commerce
Ben Lee
Jime
Ten Lee
First Baptist Church of Commerce
Professor Meyer Returns From Augusta Address Visit
Professor Harold D. Meyer of the State Normal School and University of Georgia Summer School faculty returned yesterday from Augusta where he delivered an address to an association of Lutheran churches meeting there. He is described as a delightful speaker and a prominent member of the summer school.
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Harold D. Meyer
State Normal School
University of Georgia
Augusta
Association of Lutheran Churches
Meyers
Commerce Hosts Glorious Fourth Barbecue Celebration
Special to The Banner Commerce Ga July 4 Celebrations proceed safely with fire exercises at Willoughby Park led by Mayor W W Stark Miss Emma Stapler directed music Claude Little timed speeches limited to five minutes The program featured songs readings and remarks by local figures followed by a large barbecue dinner including lamb shoat chickens and baked goods Nearly all attendees stayed for the hearty dinner and a rousing July Fourth sendoff.
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Commerce
Willoughby Park
W. W. Stark
Emma Stapler
Claude Little
America
J. F. Shannon
Reba Pittman
US D.C
H. C. Wolcott
Reading
Minnie Dell Dowdy
Claire Anderson
Laura Wilson
W. L. Culbertson
Boy Scouts
R. L. Sanders
Our School
H. B. Carreker
Lucile Nix
Irby Henderson
MG Wells
Dr. Homer W. Black Funeral Held in West
Funeral services for Dr. Homer W. Black longtime University of Georgia faculty member were held Monday at 4 p.m. at the Chapel of Hl. M. Patterson & Son with Rev. Henry Alford Porter officiating. Interment followed at West View cemetery. Pallbearers included Harvey Hatcher and Remsen King among others. honorary escort comprised close Athens friends. Surviving relatives include his mother Mrs J B Black of Atlanta, widow of Knoxville Tenn, cousin Mrs Jack Sullivan of East Lake, and nephews Nowell Walter and George Richards.
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Homer ‘Vv. Black
University of Georgia
Asheville
N. C
Atlanta
Hl. M. Patterson & Son
Henry Alford Porter
West View Cemetery
Pallbamera
Harvey Hatcher
Remsen King
Joe Hall
George Boynton
G. H. Boggs
HW. C. White
Black
Athens
Baseball Scandal Trial Opens in Chicago Tomorrow
The 1919 World Series baseball scandal case is set to begin in Chicago before Judge Hugo Friend. Trial selection of the jury will proceed unless the defense motion to quash the indictments is granted. Players and gamblers will deny any conspiracy to throw the games.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Criminal Court
Hugo Friend
New York Wet Parade Flags Prohibiton Anger on July Fourth
On July Fourth in New York City a massive wet parade denounced the Eighteenth Amendment amid record heat. Thousands marched up Fifth Avenue with American pins and miniature liquor bottles, shouting anti prohibition slogans and referencing Russia's 1919 dry era and 1921 backlash. Mayor Hylan watched from the reviewing stand as crowds urged enforcement changes and celebrated personal liberty.
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Associated Press
New York
Fifth Avenue
Hylan
Russia
County Fair Plans Forming In Clarke County Farm Bureau
The Clarke County Farm Bureau will discuss a regular county fair this fall. Athens and Clarke County have been without a true fair for years, though carnivals and exhibits occurred. Secretary E W Carroll of the Athens Chamber of Commerce will attend to coordinate cooperation as plans are prepared and a firm schedule of time and place is expected soon. The movement has broad civic support and many organizations are backing the project.
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Athens
Clarke County
Farm Bureau
E. W. Carroll
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Claske County
Tax
Bethlehem Steel Announces Drop in Prices Today
Bethlehem Steel in Bethlehem Pennsylvania announces further price reductions effective tomorrow. The cuts total four dollars a ton on hare structural sierer plates skelp billets sheet bar slabs and bye venenled sheets five dollars a ton on black and galvanised sherts and ten dollars a ton on tin plate.
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Associated Press
Bethlehem
Bethlehem Steel Company Today
William Clarke Jr a Georgia dentist and avid fisherman
William Augustus Clarke Jr a dental surgeon and fisherman from Jaegerson Georgia now residing in Athens earned degrees from North Georgia Agricultural College in Dahlonega and is active in Pi Kappa Alpha and Psi Omega fraternities He is a Methodist Shriner Knight Templar and K P Meiso Pant president of the Eighth District Dental Society He served as an Oral lieutenant in the dental corps during the war His office is in the Southern Mutual building and his address is 9245 Boulevard His next event is October 11th.
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Athens
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dattonega
Pi Kappa Alpha
Psi Omega
Methodist Church
Knight Templar
Eighth District Dental Society
Dental Corps
Southern Mutual
Boulevard
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Julia Dent Grant
Patrick J. O'Conner
Professor Meyer
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Bethlehi Steel
William Augustus Clarke, JR
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