Charlie Hodgson Dairy Farm Near Athens Described
Prof Sibleys class tours 225 acre Hodgson farm in Cathedral Pines showing diverse crops and extensive dairy operations. 116 cows plus calves, polished barns with cement floors, sanitation, electric lights, running water, and a milking music box.
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T. Larry. Gantt
Sivley
Charlie Hodgson
Athens
Yrot Sibley
Br. Hodgson
Bermuda
Hodgson
Keach Milch
New York
Issan
Open Air Theatre Dedicated at Georgia State College
The Ampitheatre at the Georgia State College of Agriculture was formally dedicated with a large crowd and enthusiastic applause. Dr. Andrew M. Soule welcomed attendees as a program of Living Pictures opened under Martha Mc Alpine. More than twenty-five young ladies, including Katherine Firer Mary Olive Whitehead and Amy Quillian, performed in scenes like Return of the Flock and The Dance of the Nymphs with local orchestra and vocal numbers. The seating area encircled by the dirt track leading to the Woman's Building accommodates several thousand spectators.
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Georgia State College of Agriculture
Andrew M. Soule
Martha McAlpine
Woman’s Bulletin
Ag College
Katherine Firer
Luan
Mary Olive
Whitehead
Amy Quillian
Nature
Carol
Terpsichore
George Daniel
Ag. Hl
Preacher Narrates Sudan Speech By Lord Allenby
An Alexandria Egypt report recounts Lord Allenby British High Commissioner addressing Khartoum. He cites British aims in Sudan, notes fears of future tighter ties with Britain, and quotes the 1922 Commons discussion on Sudan independence and ongoing development by England and Egypt.
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Alexxandria
Egypt
Lord Allenby
Khartoum
Sudan
House of Commons
England
Fe Sena
Gharan
Sailors Arrested by Prohibition Officers in East Athens
Sailors Ed Sailors and 8 Fala were arrested by Prohibition officers and Athens police late Friday night in East Athens. Fala will face a preliminary hearing before United States Commissioner Cornett Saturday morning on charges of violating the prohibition act. The raid, led by Prohibition Enforcement officer Tom Verdell, found a small quantity of whiskey in Sailor's store.
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Prohibition
Athens
Fala
East Athena
Bailora
United States
Cornett /Satuday
Tom Verdell
Sailor
Carson 19 Held For Involuntary Killing of Negro
Clarke county court hears preliminary hearing for Carson 19 charged with involuntary manslaughter in the shooting death of Banny White. The judge bound him over to the superior court on $3000 bond. State witnesses included Dr J P Proctor and Andrew Harris with Harris testifying the accused and others hunted for whisky at his home before retreating. The crowded courtroom reflected strong public interest in the case.
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Clarke County
Banny White
Court House
Milton Thomas
Fletcher Tuck
Joe Nunnally
J. P. Proctor
Andrew Harris
Ash
Austin ‘Dean
Harris
McLaren Pleasing in Enter Madam at Thursday Show
Miss Gay McLaren drew a large appreciative audience with a camera minded performance in Enter Madam. She quickly memorized lines and delivered an exquisite rendition, pleasing the summer school crowd and earning repeated applause for her stage presence.
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Gay McLaren
Netts
Brown launches fight on Brown inquiry escalates to data order
Special to Banner-Herald Atlanta Ga Senate movers renewed scrutiny of the state agriculture department as it adopted a substitute requiring all agencies to submit by July 25 detailed payrolls salaries and fees. Brown asserted political retaliation and alleged patronage linked to lawmakers, while Mills denied the charge and said he left the department before the session began. The measure passed near unanimous support, signaling broader data collection across state departments.
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Atlanta
Department of Agriculture
L. C. Brown
Senate
Brown
Commissioner of Agriculture
J. J. Brown
Commissioner Brown
Sr. Brown
State Bureau of Markets
Committee On Agriculture
Milla
Mill
Mills
Mr. Brown
Brittain Elected President of Georgia Tech
Dr M L Brittain elected president of Georgia School of Technology on Friday after a third ballot. He will resign as state superintendent and depart from Athens after the vocational conference. Present at the board meeting were H J Rowe and G B R Hodgson Jr of Athens.
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M. L. Brittain
Georgia School of Technolgy
Mueceer
H. J. Rowe
Atheny
Board of Trustee
Dr. Brittain
Athens
Vacather
White Mountains
Banner- Herald
The
Agricultural College
Atlanta
GB. R. Hodgson, Jr
Smith Nominated for Athens Postmaster by Harding
President Harding nominated Paul L. Smith to Athens postmaster a Friday morning. Smith has served as acting postmaster since J H Rucker’s resignation and is expected to be confirmed soon. Senator Harris sent a telegram to Judge Brand confirming the nomination and promises of support.
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Harding
Paul L. Smith
Athens
Senat
Mr. Smith
J. H. Rucker
Congressman Brand
W. J. Harris
C. H. Brand
Athena
Paul Smith
Harris
Judge Brand
Ihr
Washington
Sentence for Vagrancy Case Heard in Court
A young white defendant, described as a Clive, faced vagrancy charges in the Second Recorder’s Court. He received an option to pay $1676 or endure 50 days in the stocks, with the decision recorded Friday morning.
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Clive
Recorder’s
Rail Strike Fails To Break Government Efforts To Move Mail
Washington reports Senator Cumming says the Interstate Commerce Commission action is binding on both sides and the government can compel obedience to the rail board order while some rail workers still walk off. In Chicago 26000 stationary firemen engineers and oilers receive a strike call from Timothy Healy as maintenance of way threats rise and talks with Railroad Labor Board continue.
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Associated Press
Washington
Cummina
Interstate, Commerce Commission
Labor Board
Bom Hhond
Cumming
Harding
Chicago
United States
Timothy Healy
Healy
International
Mr. Hearly
Mather
Texas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Roads
Fb.b. Grabbie
United Brother Hood of Maintenands“Of Way
Rafway
Laborera
Nommon
Grabble
Maintenance of Way
Maintenance
B. M. Jewell
Shopmans
Kaneng City
Railroad
Ben Hooner
W. L. McMennvm
St. Paul
Weeks Saie
C . E. Schaff
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railway
Gov. Neff
Tex
War Department
J.P. Noonan
International Brotherhood of Elecrical Workers
Cabinet session focuses on rail and coal strikes
Washington President Harding and advisors devote a cabinet session to rail and coal disturbances. Postmaster General reports on mail issues and rail impact. Attorney General Daugherty cites about a hundred telegrams. Hoover and Weeks present arbitration plans and interstate commerce actions. J P Noonan says federal troops could hinder, railroads accused of manipulating mail trains.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Post
Daugerty
Hoover
Davis
Weeks
Committee meets Monday to begin school plans in Athens
A nine member planning committee will convene Monday at 4 PM at Georgia National Bank to study two new school buildings for Athens. The group includes board, city council, and PTA representatives. Plans aim for a fall term opening with funds redirected from bond savings to building and equipment.
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Athens
Font
Board of Edu
Georgia National Bank
Thomoney
Thomas ‘Eald
Trust Pany of
Georgia
Thia
Chase Street
Miar
G.G. Bort
Haa
Colbus
Miller Is Named Official of GM
D B Cheek former traffic manager of the Gainesville Midland Railway based in Gainesville has been named traffic manager for the Cooperative Cotton Growers Association of the State W C Welker traveling freight agent promoted to Cheek's position R L Miller of Athens former conductor on the Gainesville Midland Railway takes Walker's post These Midland Railway changes take effect at once announced
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D. B. Cheek
Gainesville Midland Railway
Gainesvill
Co-operative, Cotton ,Growers
W. .¢. Welker
Jagant
Mr. Cheok
R. L. Miller
Atheny
Gaingsvilte
Idland
Walker
Midland, Railway
Not Guilty of Dope Charge Says Dr Wheelis
Dr E K Wheelis arrested by federal officers on Harrison Anti Narcotic Act charges was released on bond pending federal court. He told reporters he would not comment further, denying the charge and declining to discuss the case.
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Wheelis
E. K. Wheelis
Bey
Senatorial Body Meets in Athens
In Athens the Democratic executive committee chair W Carroll of Athens presides as Wilkes County elects its candidates this year. Names mentioned include Boyes Pickin and L Brown as incumbents in the fire related race.
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Athens
Carroll
Wilkes
Boyes, Pickin
Stu Oe
Brown
The
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Dr. Soule
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Watson
Rail Board
Divi
Ings
Chase
Baxter
Miller
W. V. Long
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