Athens Leads Cotton Market and Proposes Cow Ordinance
Larry Gantt notes Athens tops the region for cotton prices with Liverpool exports and traces to local farms, while lawmakers discuss a curb on cattle in city limits to protect sanitation. He urges careful enforcement to avoid harming poor families and calls for a staged ordinance.
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Cy T. Larry Gantt
Odhat
Athens
Ameri New
New York
Elas
Liverpool
England
Georgia
Mra. Holges
Wwe
Georgia and Tech Tied 4 4 In Ten Inning Baseball Classic
Georgia and Tech battled to a 4 to 4 tie after ten innings at Johnny Durhams sanctorum in Woodville. Bob McWhorter delivered a ninth inning double to even the score and the crowd enjoyed a full day despite a rain shower, with Cooper and Philpot starting pitchers and Montgomerys adding offense in a clean, ten-inning duel between the two colleges.
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Earl E. Watson
Johnny Durham
Woodville
Georgia
Tech
Johnny
Southern
Bob McWhorter
Rouge Et Notre
Bob
Thunder Gods
Cliff Walker
T. Larry Gaunt
Banner Herald
Woodville” Sports Impressario
Pluvius
Fair Maidenhood
Greene
North Avenue
Ed Montague
Athlans
Philpot
Jackets
Peerless McWhorter
Holden
Sloan
Dick Hawes
Navy
Catcher Barnett
Cooper
Eigth. Ie
Superior
R.h.po
A. E. Ginn
Hawes
McWhorter
Graves
Tech Ab
R. H. Po
Brown
Bryant
Balla
Tolliday
Burr
Holland
Amason
Barnfice Fly
Anderson
Woodward
Visiting Athens Legion Meeting Welcomes Former City Leader
Mr Clare D Helder formerly of Athens now of Atlanta visited the city with relatives. He led the Athens Empire Laundry and served as chamber of commerce secretary. Thirty six American Legion members attended a lively Tuesday meeting voting to cover three delegates to the state convention at Waycross. John R Northcutt T H McHatton and S A Goodson to attend. Ernest Hollingsworth, an Athens native now in Chattanooga, joined the gathering.
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Clare Heidler
Legion Meet
Clare D. Helder
Atlanta
Helter
Athens Empire
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
American Legion
Waycross
John R. Northcutt
T. H. McHatton
A. Goodson
Ernest Hollingsworth
Old Athens
Chattanooga
Merchants Agree to Close All Stores on Thursdays
Broad street merchants sign a petition to clone their stores at o'clock each Thursday during the summer so employees may have recreation. The plan has support from many merchants and mirrors practices in larger cities.
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Broad Street
Exhaust fan for Hinton Building promises cooling impact
An exhaust fan, one of the largest made, is being installed in the Hinton Securities Building. The unit will occupy the hallway center and is expected to make the structure a notably cooler spot in the city.
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Hinton Securities
Man Beaten Near Lovers Lane After Union Warning
Adam P. Garrison of Augusta told police that a band of men dragged him to a secluded spot on Lover's Lane, rolled him in mud, beat him with a stick, and warned him against seeking work in a non union. He reported the assault Monday night.
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Augusta
Lover's Lane
Adam P. Garrison
Ellig Street
Non-Union Coal Miners To Meet Over Prices
Washington officials say representatives of non-union coal operators will convene at week’s end to discuss how to handle smaller operators selling coal above the voluntary maximums recently set, according to Secretary Hover.
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Washington
Hover
Team Work in Today's Election Urged by Kipling
Kipling calls for close cooperation in today’s election emphasizing teamwork over guns or funds. He says victory comes from the everlasting team work of every blooming soul and the effort of all participants.
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Kipling
M L Brittain to Address Summer Students Today
M L Brittain state superintendent of schools will address vocational teachers at the Summer School Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock. An afternoon program features pictures of Vocational Work in Georgia. Max L McRae will deliver an address Thursday morning and Gay Maclaren's play Enter Madame will be shown at the Octagon. Georgia Teachers of Vocational Agriculture begin their week at the College of Agriculture with 56 teachers in attendance and courses in poultry work marketing and agricultural education. A list of men attending the conference includes numerous state educators and farmers from Georgia.
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M. L. Brittain
State Superintendent of Schools
Georgia
Mr. Brittain
Max L. McRae
Gay Maclaren
George Granberry
Georgia Teachers of
College of Agriculture
State
New Jersey
California
United States
Mrs Eppes Found Safe in Clarkesville After False Disappearance
Mrs. W. E. Epes was located Tuesday afternoon in Clarkesville, where she had gone to spend the day with her sister-in-law. Relatives feared abduction after she left Peabody Avenue Monday afternoon despite warnings about the heat. She said she had a pressing engagement uptown and later explained the trip.
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W. E. Epes
Clarkesville
Conference to address issues from rail strike in Chicago
In Chicago on Wednesday leaders of the four major railroad brotherhoods and railway executives meet to discuss guarding workers, cooperation with troops, and tasks assigned to strikers. Strains rise as locomotives, trains, and coal delivery are disrupted across states, with labor leaders warning further service curtailment.
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Chicago
Big Four Brotherhoods
New York
Fort
Erie
West Shore
Norfolk & Western
Chicago & Alton
Kiwanis May Seek Georgia State Kiwaniana Meet
Athens Kiwanis members discussed hosting the 1923 Georgia Kiwaniana convention next year with President Martin to appoint a committee for arrangements. Fleetwood Lanier reported on the Toronto International Convention and Atlanta’s bid to entertain 5 000 delegates.
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Athens
Georgia Kiwaniana
Bee Ing
Martin
Fleetwood Lanier
Toronto
Atlanta
Lanier
Kiwanians Club
Harvey Stovall
Bollinz Dullove
George C. Thomas
Emory J. Williamson
Augusta
Harvey Stuyall
Savannah
Georgia
Calcium arsenate drive against boll weevil gains momentum
Northeast Georgia farmers, led by Hugh W. White and Harold Hulme, traveled to Atlanta to press for more calcium arsenate as six experts report success. County agent Jones Purcell notes treated plots show blooms and small bolls, while untreated plots suffer weevil damage across Fletcher Tuck Keeley Greer Hugh White Bob White Leon Lester and Harry Elder farms.
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Georgia
Hugh W. White
Harold Hulme
Citizens Committee
Atlanta
Mr. Hulme
Board of Entomology
Athens
Jones Purcell
Southern Cotton Oil Company
van Noy Wier
Fletcher Tuck
Keeley Greer
Hugh White
Bob White
Leon Lester
Harry Elder
Dr Pope Holliday Elected Rotary Club Member
The Rotary club elected Dr Pope Holliday as a member at a Tuesday meeting held at the Intersectional College Cafeteria. A committee will confer with Entomology authorities in Atlanta to secure Calcium Arsenate to combat boll weevil in Northeast Georgia. D. Flanigan Billups Phinizy and J Warren Smith will travel to Atlanta Thursday to obtain more of the poison.
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Pope Holliday
Rotary Club
Inericatural College
Department of Entomology
Atlanta
Georgia
Andrew M. Soule
D. Flanigan
Billups Phinizy
J. Warren Smith
Mike Costa
Sidney Boley
Rotary Committee
Savannah Librarian Seymour Thompson to lecture during Library Institute Week
Seymour Thompson, librarian of the Savannah Public Library and Georgia Library Association president, will lecture during Library Institute Week at the University Summer Library Heries. He is a Savannah Rotary Club member and will join several lectures on library topics for public library workers.
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Seymour Thompson
Savannah Public Library
Georgia Library Association
University
Heries
Library Institute
Thompson
Savannah
Athens Boy Hikes to Hot Springs for Endeavor Meet
George W. Sheram a Fon Federate veteran walked to Richmond from Gogganl and now Bruce Fant of the Athens Christian Endeavor Union hikes toward Hot Springs Ark to attend the All South Christian Endeavor meet. Fant writes from Memphis Tenn that the 900 mile trip is going splendidly with generous hospitality along the route. He carries a tent. The convention opens Thursday.
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George W. Sheram
Fon
Richmond
Gogganl
Bruce Fant
Athens Christian Endeavor Union
Hot Springs
Ark
All South Christian Endeavor
Brice
Memphis
Tenn
Clarke County cotton crop at fifty seven percent of normal
Clarke county reports its cotton crop at 57 percent of normal, based on a United States Department of Agriculture bulletin. District comparisons show Clarke at 56 percent, with Oconee at 56 in district two and the district at 67. Georgia crops overall are weaker than many states with a general five percent drop for the state.
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Clarke County
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Statistics
Oconee County
Clarke
Jackson County
Norinal
Banks
Elbert
Franklin
Hart
Madison
Oglethorpe
Wilkes
Walton
Darrow
Georgia
Cart
Moratorium on German reparations payments eyed
Reports from Paris and London say a moratorium on German cash payments for the rest of the year is likely. The reparations commission chairman Dr. Fischer and members met in an informal session. France opposes an immediate allied meeting. London drafts expect Poincare to be invited for talks with Lloyd George.
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Paris
Associated Press
Germany
Fischer
Macass
da Rosa
Commission
Presmier Poincaire
London
Poincaire
France
Lloyd George
City mobilizes volunteers for bond issue canvass and auto help
Clarke County voters face a $200000 roads and bridges and University of Georgia dormitory bond decision. Hugh H. Gordon Jr. leads a sprawling campaign with 100 volunteer cars and workers assigned to city blocks. Cars route at 7 o'clock to aid polling and early voting at 7:30.
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Clarke County
University of Georgia
Court House
Hugh H. Gordon, Jr
Hond
Gordon
Abit Nix
Southern Mills
Unclear Meeting Notes About Cardenseca Benefit
Fragmentary record from U De Cobb meeting shows Mrs Mary Ella Perry presenting a work titled Cardenseca described as a benefited venture with broad acclaim. V D C requests involvement from all Children of the Cont and their friends in support of the effort.
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U. de Cobb
Cobb
Mary Ella Perry
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