Capitol Removal Fight Seen Won By September Primary
Atlanta reports indicate a quick end to the capital removal battle with a House Judiciary Committee vote likely this week and passage of the Dixon resolution possible by Thursday or Friday. Opposition largely quiet as many expect a statewide vote in the September white primary. Rent bills on the agenda Thursday and a measure to raise gubernatorial borrowing power also advanced in the General Assembly.
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Atlanta
House Committee On State of the Republic
Alex. Lawrence
Bil
House
Senate
Assembly
Key
Hon
Hvestock
General Judiciary Committee
Pace
Sumter
House of Representatives
Fair Price
J A.manget
Representive Hamilton
Floyd
Cobb
Powder Springs
Sbs
Mshing
R. Perryman
Talbert
Idg
Kent
Glascock
White Shir diner stuck in quarantine over crew refuse
The White Shir diner Cretie is held in quarantine since Friday as the crew refuses to be washed. The detention affects 1,500 steerage passengers and costs about 200000 dollars daily. First class passengers landed without bathing due to Naples authorities' refusal to allow examination. On arrival in Boston health officials ordered the crew and steerage passengers disinfected.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Naples
Brother of Mayor Erwin Dies After Long Journey Home
Stanhope Erwin, brother of Mayor Andrew C. Erwin and grandson of Gen. Howell Cobb, died in Athens after a cross country trip from San Francisco. He had been treated in a private car and passed away at 8:40 AM. Funeral services were set for 6 PM at his mother's home with Dr. E L. Hill officiating. survivors include his mother Mrs. A S Erwin, a sister Miss Mary Erwin and four brothers.
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Stanhope Erwin
Athens
San Francisco
Erwin
Alexander S. Erwin
Howell Cobb
Georgia
House of Representatives
American Congress
Andrew C. Erwin
Dan H. DuPree
Alexander Erwin
Seaboard
Milledge Avenue
Hill Street
E. L. Hill
Messrs
Keely Greer
Fred L. Davis
B. H. Barrow
R. 8. Crane
R. L. McWhorter
Guy Carlton
T. H. Dozier, Jr
Sherwool Colla
A.S. Erwin
Mary Erwin
Howell Erwin
Willam L. Erwin
Julian Erwin
Roosevelt Cox Campaign Warns of Nationwide Push
Franklin D Roosevelt announced after a conference with Governor Cox that they will carry the campaign into every state. Roosevelt plans to stump immediately after notification and may resign as assistant secretary of the Navy around August 1. Cox emphasized campaign plans, noting the League of Nations as a key issue and continued talks with Roosevelt. A telegram reported Bri Moore of Youngstown hospitalized in San Francisco after a nervous reaction, but no alarm.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Franklin D Roosevelt
Cox
Union
Roosevelt
West Mit
East
San Francisco
Bri. H. Moore
Youngstown
Marketing aid to farmers planned for Chicago meet
Plans for national marketing agencies to curb speculation and price swings will be discussed at a July meeting in Chicago. The American Farmbureau Federation, with about 1,259,000 members in 32 states, announces a conference on cooperative marketing of farm products.
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Associated Press
American Farnatorean Mederastion
J. W. Coverdale
Federation
United
H. C. of
Farm Bureau Federation
Illinois
Minnesota
Harding Meets Cox Plan By Criticism
Senator Warren G Harding spent the day in conferences with President Pro Tem Tex Teidel and agricultural experts. He discussed labor transportation economic and social problems and disputed Governor Cox on appointing a Democrat as agriculture secretary.
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Harding
Cox
Associated Press
Marlon, O
Warren G. Harding
Ro Tete Eet Progr
Osun Teidel
Athens Minister to Mark 90th Birthday With Dedication
Rev. J. V. M. Morris, longtime Athens Methodist minister born July 15 1830 in Spaulding county Georgia, will dedicate his home at 623 South Lumpkin Street to the Lord on Thursday evening between 8 and 10 after a birthday dinner with his children and grandchildren. Dr Elam F Dempsey of First Methodist Church will preside. Morris began preaching in 1855 in South Georgia and moved to Athens in 1895, residing here since 1902.
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J. V. M. Morris
Athens
Morris
Spaulding County
Griffin
Pike County
South Georgia
Americus
South Lumpkin Street
Elam F. Dempsey
First Methodist Church
J. H. Moseman
Atignta
W. T. Morris
American Legion Post Postpones Meeting to Friday
The Allen Fleming Post of the American Legion postpones its Tuesday night meeting to Friday night July 16 because of the death of Mr Stanhope Erwin. Mr Erwin is brother to W L Erwin the post commander. All members should attend for urgent business and delegation elections for the state convention in Augusta next month.
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Allen Fleming
The
American Legion
Stanhope Erwin
Erwin
W. L. Erwin
the Legion
Augusta
Allied ultimatum to force Germany over coal delivery
Spa Belgium July 12 The Allies delivered an ultimatum to the German delegation at the conference demanding 2000 tons of coal be supplied monthly by tomorrow at 3 o clock. Failure to comply would trigger measures to enforce Versailles treaty terms.
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Associated Press
Spa
Belgium
France to enforce Versailles treaty to last article
Leon Bourgoise president of the French senate declared in Rheims that France will demand enforcement of the Versailles treaty to the last article. He spoke before more than a hundred French and foreign newspaper correspondents in the ring of the Hotel De Villa.
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Associated Press
Rheims
France
Leon Bourgoise
Senate
Hotel de Villa
Local Pastors Attend M. E. Conference in Apalachee Town
Dr. Elam F. Dempsey of First Methodist leaves for Apalachee to join Rev. F. Nunn of Oconee Street Methodist and Rev. H. M. Quillian of the Young Harris Memorial church along with Rev. W. A. E. Church and Rev. George in a regional gathering.
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M. E. Conference
Town of
Apalachee
Elam F. Dempsey
First Methodist Church
F. Nunn
Oconee Street Methodist Church
H. M. Quillian
Young Harris Memorial Church
George
Mitchells Bridge to reopen next Sunday
County Engineer Nichol son said the Mitchells Bridge over the Oconee will reopen next Sunday with a temporary structure built by Foundation Company to support a full ton load. The temp bridge will serve until December when the permanent concrete spans are finished, with cement and plant readiness reported.
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Mitchells Bridge
Nicholson
Oconee
Foundation Company
Athens
Fusion party clash marks Oil State convention scene
Representatives from five political groups march under the Forty eight banner while Labor activists stay outside. The Forty eighters push for a Farmer Labor fusion, while Labor denounces the group as slick and intellectuals and seeks to proceed with its business tomorrow. Oscar Maddaux signals strong League of Nations resistance and hints at rejection if needed.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Committee of Fortyeight
Labor Party
League of Nations
Fladr
Abraham Lefkowicz
New York
Robt, M. Buck
Mlinola
Farmer Labor
Labor Movement
League
Oscar Maddeux
Wilson
Maddaux
Sunday School Conference At Prince Ave Church
Mr S B Wingfield superintendent calls for a special meeting of all Mines Avenue Baptist Sunday School officers and teachers and their assistants in the school auditorium. The conference aims at forward looking plans with an interesting program and invites all interested attendees.
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S. B. Wingfield
Mines Avenue Baptist Sunday School
Mississippi State Committee Protests Plan to Bring Mennonites
Jackson Mississippi July 12 The new Democratic state executive committee elected Robert Powell Jackson as chairman adopted a resolution condemning the plan to bring eight thousand Mennonites from Canada. The objections cited language school and wartime service issues. The Athens conference of pastors and lay delegates from seventy churches opened with Rev P A Kellet sermon. Women delegates and lay members were noted in unusually large numbers. President G F Venable presides. conference runs through tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Jackson, Miss
New Democratic State Executive Committee
Robert Powell
Jackson
Mississippi
Canada
G. F. Venable
Athens
Sixteen Athens Merchants Agree to Thursday Early Close
Sixteen Athens merchants signed an agreement to close their stores at 2 PM each Thursday from this week through August, giving employees a weekly half holiday during the summer. Reopening will begin the first Thursday in September.
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Athens
Ollowings
TeUcsl
Ardéy
Hugh Dlodgson
Olwyn Smith
Railroads Study Zone System To Streamline Coal Car Traffic
Washington July 12 Establishment of a zone system would limit sales markets for bituminous coal operators to shorten car movements. Other suggestions were offered but operators adjourned until tomorrow without definite recommendations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Catts Sees No Chance Of Florida Ratifying
Pensacola Florida July 12 Local suffrage leaders announced tonight that Governor Catts telegraphed them to call a special session of the Florida legislature to act on the federal woman suffrage amendment. The message notes the same members as those approached at the last session.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Catts
Florida
Carson Warns of Ulster Uprising If English Fail
Belfast July 12 Orangeman's Day featured the parade and a speech by Sir Edward Carson Ulster Unionist leader. He warned that if the government fails to govern Ireland Ulster would reassert control, the volunteers would reorganize and Ulster would act on its own, with celebrations across Ulster towns.
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Associated Press
Belfast
Edward Carson
Edward
Ile
Ireland
Ulster
England
Baseball results across leagues and cities
The report lists scattered baseball scores by city and team. Notable lines include Brooklyn 13 10 over Chicago and Southern Atlanta 3 0 over Birmingham with other results for St Louis New York Pittsburgh Boston Cincinnati Philadelphia Little Rock Chattanooga New Orleans Mobile Memphis Nashville.
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Boston
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Brooklyn
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Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Southern Atlanta
Birmingham
Little Rock
Chattanooga
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Mobile
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Nashville
England and Japan renew league alliance for a year
Great Britain and Japan notify the League of Nations they have prolonged their treaty alliance for one year. The Daily Mail reports the terms remain in accord with League principles.
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England
Japan
Associated Press
London
Great Britain
League of Nations
The
Daily Mail
League
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