Weevil Fight and Industrial Outlook in Georgia
In a talk with Mr. C. E. Hansel, the weevil pest is described as declining after following government calcium arsenate methods. Farmers are boosting yields, and some use child labor to sweep fields. Prof. W. B. McLaurin notes improving industry and education, with cotton mills still operating but not profitable. Dorsey stresses cotton’s role in keeping farmers solvent. many enter debt before year’s end after fertilizers and supplies.
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C. E. Hangel
Mayborg
Mississippi Delta
Texas
Jinsel
Acre
Sam
Hansel
W. Bf. McLaurin
Department of Trade and Industry
State Board For Vocational Education
McLaurin
Milla
Charles G. Davés
Southern Cotton Factory
New England
Techno- Joetey
Dorsey
American Legion declares end to politics in Georgia
Edgar J. Dunlap of Gainesville an American Legion officer says the Legion is done with partisan politics in a Fourth of July address at Sanford Field The group will focus on serving veterans and promoting welfare of comrades while avoiding political agitation in state and national issues
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American Legion
Edgar J. Dunlap
Gainesville
Dunlap
Sanford Field
Legion
Georgia
Thomas B. Watson
Dunlap Himaglf
Legionarien
AIM
Frank Holden
Henry JH. Weet
Ceremonica
Fourth gets its usual death toll from firecrackers
Decatur and Saint Paul reports recount two small girls and a boy dying or sustaining severe injuries from firecrackers used during Independence Day celebrations. Lorain Koelhofer aged three died from burns while Benoit Signte ton aged nine may lose an eye. Fire caused a $160000 loss in a Minnesota blaze believed tied to the fireworks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rease
Decatur
Lorain Koelhofer
Ress
Benoit Signteton
Woman Arrested After Disorderly Conduct Incident
Millard Hollis, a white man, was arrested last night on a disorderly conduct charge. He allegedly insulted the wife of a white man near her husband’s automobile at Oak and Ocone streets, prompting his arrest by Ollie after he passed by and spoke to the woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Hollis
Hollis
Oak and
O¢onee
Ollie
Hoffey
Hart Observes Fourth Hartwell Soldier Memorial Vows
Judge Walter L Hodges delivered the principal remarks at the unveiling of a bronze tablet honoring Hart county soldiers. The ceremony was conducted Tuesday by the Daughters of the American Revolution with A B Skelton serving as master of ceremonies. Mayor B Richrene wane wavendl By In rel ima.
Live plant from dead cotton stalk astonishes Clarke county
O H Bradberry of Bogart displayed a healthy cotton plant grown on a dead stalk at the Banner last night. He notes many such plants on the Tiller place and says he has never heard of this before, praising Clarke county adoption as a strong advocate.
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O. H. Bradberry
Bogart
Clarke County
Rolling Courts curb Florida speeding on Atlantic Boulevard
Florida's first Rolling Courts began Tuesday on Atlantic Boulevard from Jacksonville to the beaches. Officials expect 10 000 vehicles along 18 miles to Atlantic Beach and three miles to Pablo Beach as justices of the peace and deputies patrol in cars and on motorcycles to arrest speeding drivers for immediate preliminary hearings and bond setting.
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Jacksoville
Fla
Floridas
Atlantic Boulevard
Jacksonville
Atlantic Beach
Atlantic
Vablo Beach
the Peace
Viet Enelio
Pablo
Duval Country
Mrs John A Bragg Dead at Hutchins
Mrs John A Bragg died at her home in Hutchins Tuesday morning. Funeral services will be held at the family cemetery near Crawford Wednesday at 4:30 p.m. Rev W M Colle will conduct. Survived by two daughters Mrs Reese Brooks and Mrs Tom Edison. three sons W C W and J C Kings. one brother S L Daniels of Hutchins. another daughter Mrs Clarvey Michelgon of Athens.
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John A. Bragg
Hutchins
Crawford
W. M. Colle
Bragg
Reese Brooks
Tom Edison
J.C. Kings
S. 1. Daniels
Clarvey Michelgon
Athens
Announcement of O M Houser for agriculture commissioner
ATLANTA GA The announcer ment of O M Houser of Fort Valley for commissioner of agriculture comes as a surprise There had been talk of his candidacy but it was believed he would not run Houser is a well known Houston county farmer and cousin of Hon Emmett Houser member of the legislature His opponents are Hon A O Blalock former collector of internal revenue and Hon J B Brown who is not the commissioner of agriculture
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Atlanta
Fort Valley
Houser
Houston County
Emmett Houser
Blalock
Brown
Agriculture
Condition of Mrs. Morris Worsens After Home Operation
A report states Mrs. S Morris, Sylvanus Morris’s wife, grew worse at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. She underwent a operation at her Deafing Street home a few days ago and was doing well until this morning, with little hope for recovery.
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Sylvanus Morria
Infant Dies At Home Of Parents Henry Stewart
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Mark Stewart died at home Monday morning. Funeral services were held Tuesday morning with burial at Freeman Cemetery. Berneteth brothers were in charge of arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Mark, Stewart
Nea
Cow Ordinance Discussion in City Health Board Meeting
A proposed cow ordinance is set for adoption by the Board of Health at a Wednesday afternoon meeting at 4 30. The text shows draft language and notes on progress, with work ongoing on the ordinance.
Pershing Urges Lawfulness at Marion Centennial
Gen. John J. Pershing appealed to Americans to curb disobedience at law during Marion Ohio’s centennial celebration. He warned that sympathy for crime harms self government and urged strong official action and preparedness to deter pacifist calls for disarmament amid wartime costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Pershing
Marion
Associated Press
Ohio
Gen.Pershing
Hardwick to Open Campaign July 18
Governor Hardwick plans to open his re election campaign with a Macon speech in the week of July 15 to 22 with further addresses in Augusta Savannah and Columbus. He will follow with a statewide tour after the legislature adjourns spending mid August through the primary making speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hardwick
Macon
Augusta
Savannah
Columbus
Harewick
Mother of Athens Man Died Tuesday
Mrs. John Kytle aged 93 died Tuesday at 1 15 PM at her home near Toccoa after a lengthy illness with pneumonia. She was the mother of W H Kytle of Athens Hardware Company and is survived by six children including William H Shytle Henry Shytle Mrs Ben Brown Mrs Sanford Collins and Mrs William Ayers. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kytle
Toccoa
Celebrate Fourth Of July In Paris
Fourth of July celebrations in Paris featured a wreath lay by Veterans of Foreign Wars at the tomb of La Fayette. Ambassador Herrick planned a reception during Tuesday with speeches and a dinner hosted by the American Chamber of Commerce. Notable attendees included Marshal Foch Joffre Leon Burgess and other senior officials. A Civil Service Commission meeting was postponed due to the holiday.
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Paris
Veterans For Foreign Wars
LaFayette
Ambassador Herrick
American Chamber of Commerce
Marshal Foch
Joffre
Leon Burgess
Mfe
Civil Service Commission
Yast
Naires
Epting
Georgia Legislature Opens Probe into Agricultural Department
The Georgia legislature reconvenes with an investigation into the state Agricultural department led by Hon. Zach Arnold who expands the probe to cover two years of operations. Governor Hardwick will deliver two messages to the body, one on efficiency expert findings and another on the state prison farm inquiry.
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Atlanta
House
State Agricultural Department
Zach ‘Arnold
Clay County
Agricultural Department
Arnold
Hardwick
Ikea
Flamepa
Cooper
South Carolina
Christensen
State Prison Commission
Board of Pardons
Milledgeville
Gettysburg Civil War Reenactment Attracts Large Crowd
Gettysburg Pennsylvania hosts a large crowd for a modern warfare reenactment of Pickett’s Charge at the battlefield. Marines stage the event with air planes tanks armored cars and trench mortars to illustrate Confederate tactics in a contemporary setting. Camp Harding prepares roads and facilities amid weather delays to welcome overseas volunteers and host the spectacle.
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Gettysburg
Pickett
O Destay
Yvet
Jerans
Deece
Ree Risachat
Marine Ae Be
Camp Harding
White Men Arrested After Quarrel at Ball Park
Long, Grover Manga 3TF and Paul Smith were served with charges after a quarrel at the ball park. Smith reportedly struck Mangieburg during the incident. The trouble began when Smith argued Long from a railing, saying he blocked his view of the ball. Charges include dispr avety conduct.
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UR. Long
Grover Manga
Paul Smith
Smith
Mangieburg
Long
Murphy Wins HTH Speedway Classic at 97.6 mph
Murphy takes the HTH Speedway Classic over two hundred miles at 97.6 mph. Milton finishes second after leading most of the race but tires change drops him from the lead. Searles places third and Wuncd fourth with Hart in the field.
Threatened Rail Shopmen Strike Postponed for Negotiations
Four hundred thousand maintenance workers faced a postponed strike after all day talks with the Labor Board. Grable of the union said negotiations would continue, with wage cuts and contracting rules to be reviewed. Some roads kept shops staffed with replacements as guards were deployed and tensions rose. Governor Allen ordered protection for workers, while officials discussed peaceful picketing and potential troop involvement if needed.
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Chicago
Maintenance Way
Grable
Labor Board
C Or
Poli Contera
Boni
Maine R. Be
Allen
Kansas
Sforh
Harvey County
Harry B. Burton
City
Kan
Burton
Samuel Gomper
American Federation of Labor
Railroad Labor Book
William 4H. Johnson
International Association Machinists
Disorderly conduct arrest for Tommie Pinnock
A white man, Tommie Pinnock, was arrested last night for disorderly conduct after allegedly annoying several girls waiting for an automobile. The report notes Pinnock touched off a disturbance on the roadway and was detained by police.
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Tommie Pinnock
Pinn
Athens Music Club Plans Recital for Summer Students
The Athens Music Club will present a recital in the University of Georgia chapel Thursday evening to benefit summer school students. A strong program is promised with performances of Wagner Br B Brahms Saint-Saens Offenbach and Wagner choral works featuring the club’s forty two members under leadership of Mrs. C. M. Snelling and Eus land Steiyer.
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Athens Music Club
University of Georgia
Ameniha
C. M. Snelling
Eusland Steiyer
Chayes
Wagner Momens
Eugene Onegin
Tachaikowsky
Wagner
Brahms
Tenclieree Seek Control Of Tuberculosis Hospital
Clarke county pursues a tuberculosis hospital as Health Commissioner J D Applewhite reports county health board support though formal decision awaits. He eyes a suitable site after visiting Alto state hospital Greenview county hospital and notes three new tuberculosis cases last month and reliable treatment could control the disease if begun early.
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Clarke County
J. D. Applewhite
County Health Board
Applewhite
Alto
Greenvice
Typhoid Fever Decline Linked to Sanitary Push
Clarke County sees typhoid cases fall compared with June 1921, Health Commissioner Applewhite reports. Improved sanitation by the board of health is identified as the cause of the big decline, with only three cases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke Cou
Applewhite
Board of Health
Hart County political race opens with four candidates
Hartwell Georgia gears up for a legislative race as four men announce campaigns. John A McDutt attorney speaks on the courthouse lawn while W B McMullen former ordinary and T M Myers Democratic committee member join Pope Winn in the contest. Incumbent T S Mason seeks the senate seat to replace Charilo Bond.
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Hartwell
John’ A! McDutt
Court House
W. B
McMullen
T.M. Myers
Democratic Executive Committee
Pope Winn
McDuff
pMr
Franklin County
Lavonia
Vt. S. Mason
Senate
Charilo Bond
Bowman
Hart County
Hartwell Cotton Mill Plans Doubling Capacity
Plans are being made to double the capacity of Hartwell Cotton Mill, aiming to make it one of the region’s largest. The mill currently operates about 5,000 spindles and proposed enlargements could trigger major local impact in the Georgia town.
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Hartwell
Legion Clears: Big Fourth of July Program a Success
Despite rain, the Allen Ry Post of the American Legion reported a howling success for the July Fourth celebration in Sanford Piola Ciocling. Over fifteen hundred dollars was cleared from events including baseball games and fireworks insured for two thousand, with crowds at the Strand and Auditorium. Commander Holden praised city cooperation and a packed audience in Athens for the finale.
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Allen Ry Post
Frank A. “Holden
Sanford Piola Ciocling
Prine
Holdén
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