Georgia Editors Visit Athens for 10 Day Meet
Georgia Weekly Press Association plans a 10 day event in Athens with about 300 editors and guests traveling from Commerce and other cities. The program includes a summer school chapel session, a barbecue at State Normal School, and visits to the State College of Agriculture and the University of Georgia.
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Georgia Weekly Press Association
Athens
Heidler
Erwin
Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
iAsso
Aee
State Normal School
S. N.S
State College of Agriculture
University of Georgia
Commerce
Clayton
Albany Herald
J. S. Davis
Adel News
Adel
W. T. Shydle
Carrie Wells
Atlanta Constitution
Francis Clarke
Blue Ridge Post
J. M. Hackney
Elizabeth Hackney
Butts County Progress
Jackson
J. D. Jones
Buchanan Tribune
A. R. Dodson
Gaines F. Dodson
Blue Ridge Summit
F. W. Padgett
A. P. Johnson
Blackshear Times
W. L. Knight
L. J. Smith
Butler Herald
C. E. Benns
Bulloch Times
Statesboro
D. B. Turner
Bowden Bulletin
L. R. Hurst
Barnesville News-Gazette
B. H. Hardy
Lucile Mitchell
Commerce News
Fay Shannon
J. E. Mercer
Cartersville
Maryella Phillips
Cradfordville
Decision on indicting New Haven directors delayed
The justice department may seek indictments against New Haven directors after dissolving the railroad through negotiations. Outcome hinges on New Haven board action in New York and potential charges under the Sherman antitrust law despite past juries reluctant to convict corporations.
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Associated Press
Washington
Justice Department
New Haven
New York
Department
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Commerce Commission
Expansion Jay H. Epting Co Enlarges Athens Stores
Jay H. Epting Co in Athens enlarges by leasing the neighboring Huggins China House and merging with United Shoe Co stock. The combined inventory offers world beating prices, aiming to draw shoppers from 50 to 100 miles away with thousands of customers and a large sales staff.
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Jay H. Epting Co
Athens
Huggins China House
United Shoe Co
Georgia
What Became of the Million Dollar Motion Picture
Tanhouser's Million Dollar motion picture will be shown every Wednesday, beginning today at the Elite. Admission 5 and 10 cents. Also listed are fresh beans, yellow squash, okra, celery, and cantaloupes. Mrs. J. W. Cobb of Augusta is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. V. M. Morris. Mutual Girl Majestic today.
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Tanhouser
Kalamazoo
Fears Grocey CO
J. W. Cobb
Augusta
J. V. M. Morris
Hardwick Campaign Speech At Colonial Opera House
Congress man Tom Hardwick urged his bid for the U S Senate before about four hundred supporters in Athens Georgia. He traced his career from leaving the University of Georgia to return to lead in Georgia politics and argued for a serious representative who can handle high office. He challenged opponents to debate and criticized rivals for avoiding platform discussions while praising his readiness to work in Washington and represent the Tenth district and state.
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Tom Hardwick
Colonial Opera
Shell the Woods
United States Senate
A. O. Bacon
Geo.c. Thomas
Hardwick Club
Col
P. F. Brock
T.E. Jago
Judge Thomas
Congress
Alexander H. Stephens
Hardwick
Athens
University of Georgia
Georgia
Commonwealth
Dixie
Washington
Hills
Toombs
Stephens
Senate
Felder
Slaton
Cartersville
House
Underwood
Union
Congressional Executive Committee Meets Here This P M
The Eighth Congressional District Executive Democratic Committee meets at the Georgian hotel at 2 PM to endorse the August 19 primary date and set primary rules. Chairman James L. Brown of Greensboro calls for full attendance with proxies allowed for absentees. Members listed include O W Porter Porter dale J J Avert Social Circle J E Cobb Watkinsville D M Dickson Rutledge E S Harris Bethlehem and others.
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Eighth Congressional District Executive Democratic Committee
Georgian
Jas, L. Brown
Greensboro
James L. Brown
O. W. Porter
Porterdale
Newton County
J. J. Avert
Social Circle
J. E. Cobb
Watkinsville
D. M. Dickson
Rutledge
E. S. Harris
Bethlehem
G. H. Hulme
Athens
J. H. Henley
Danielsville
M. E. Maxwell
Elberton
J. C. Newsome
Washington
J. D. Pitts
Bowman
J. J. Rampley
Carnesville
A. S. Skelton Hartwell
W. T. Standard
R. F. Taylor
Covington
J. O. Wall
Eatonton
B. F. Woods
J. B. Winfrey
Stephens
To Print or Not to Print the Jones Testimony
Senate debate on public release of Thomas D. Jones testimony, nominee to the federal reserve board, lasted five hours as the banking and currency committee failed to act. Executive session adjourned with action delayed until committee reports are submitted, while Hitchcock urged publication and party lines formed over full or partial disclosure.
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Associated Press
Washington
Thomas D. Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Senate
Banking and Currency Committee
Jones
Huerta Seen Likely to Resign as Mexican Crisis Intensifies
Washington reports expect Huerta to abdicate soon while constitutionalists push toward Mexico City. Villa plans rapid capital advance and Obregon moves toward Guadalajara. Diplomatic efforts aim to prevent bloodshed, with some fearing Huerta will flee.
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Associated Press
Washington
Huerta
Mexico City
Villa
Obregon
Guadalajara
Absenteeism Blocks Progress on Anti-Trust Bills
In Washington DC on July 14 absenteeism and Democratic committee rifts hinder passage of the administration anti-trust program. Senators favor consolidating measures, delaying Clayton and railroad securities bills. Senator Newlands failed to secure a vote date for the trade commission bill.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Democratic Committee
Clayton and Railroad Securities
Senate
Newlands
Trade Commission
Classic Theater Offers Two Reels For Today
The Classic presents a two reel feature drama titled A Law Unto Himself and a Sterling comedy Billy's Riot featuring Little Billy. An ideal program for movie fans and children alike. Admission is 5 and 10 cents.
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Billy
Million Dollar Mystery serial debut at The Elite
Harold MacGrath presents a thrilling serial called The Million Dollar Mystery. The first episode airs today July 1 at The Elite, with the story appearing weekly in 200 newspapers.
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Harold MacGrath
Elite
Four Year Old Callaway Child Dies on Boulevard
Last night died William A. Callaway a four year old boy from 6 Boulevard. His body will be sent by the 6:45 Georgia train to Siloam for funeral and interment at the family burying ground there.
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William A
S. C. Callaway
Boulevard
Georgia
Siloam
Reward Offered for The Million Dollar Mystery Solution
A 910,000 reward is offered for solving The Million Dollar Mystery. The first episode is shown at the Hlite today with a separate $10,000 prize for the answer. Clarke County Bank advertises 4 percent interest on savings deposits.
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Hlite
Clarke County Bank
Athens mayor pro tem proposes city pool on court house grounds
Alderman Hugh H. Gordon urges building a public swimming pool for Athens children on the old court house site now used for school purposes. He seeks private subscriptions to fund a 100 by 30 foot pool with open sides and a roof, plus wading areas, benches, swings, and playground prep. Banner offers support and a $50 subscription.
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Hugh Gordon
Hugh H. Gordon
Court House
Athens
J. W. Barnett
Capt. Barnett
Huerta and Blanquet Family Train to Vera Cruz
In Mexico City at 10 tonight the families of President Huerta and War Minister Blanquet boarded a sleeper train to Vera Cruz. Their procession included a 800 soldier escort in front and 500 behind, with a belief they will depart the capital early tomorrow.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
Huerta
Gen. Blanquet
Vera Cruz
Both Wrists Broken in Practice and Past Injury
Luther Coker, a known young man, suffered both wrists broken yesterday afternoon while practicing on Herty Field for a Saturday game. Earlier, in Jackson County, near where Dave Martin was killed by lightning, Coker had one arm broken when dragged by an automobile. The two incidents followed closely.
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Luther Coker
Herty Field
Jackson County
Dave Martin
Coker
Dr J T Bowen Dies After Illness In Crawford Ga
Crawford Ga July 14 Dr J T Bowen physician of Crawford died today at 430 pm after several months illness He was genial and active in church and Sunday school and leaves a wife and one son Interment will be in Crawford cemetery Wednesday afternoon.
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Crawford
J. T. Bowen
JOSSEY'S HOME RAISED EATABLES
Local grocer advertises home raised produce and low cash prices. Fresh tender beans 12 cents a quart and fresh Irish potatoes 35 cents a gallon. Lemons 35 cents per dozen. Cantalooupes 10 cents each. Corn flakes three for a quarter and canned tomatoes two for a quarter. Roasting ears available by ten. Silver Leaf lard ten pounds for 1.35. Other groceries at low cash prices.
Gulfport officers watch two women linked to missing Atlantans
Gulfport Mississippi July 14 two women believed to resemble Mrs Eloise Dennis and her sister Beatrice Nelms missing Atlanta women were under surveillance tonight. Officers were not sure of identification and would seek to clear up uncertainty tomorrow. The women were first seen at Biloxi today. MUTUAL GIRL MAJESTIC TODAY.
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Gulfport, Miss
Gulf Coast
Eloise Dennis
Beatrice Nelms
Atlanta
Biloxi
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