Enrollments Forecasted At Georgia Colleges In Athens
Athens colleges anticipate large openings for 1923 sessions with State Normal School nearing full capacity. University of Georgia expects bright attendance, while Lucy Cobb Institute schedules a bustling year with new faculty additions and extensive inquiries.
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Athens
Schoo Siwaya
University of Georgia
Luty
Mildred Mosl
Lucy
Cobb” Institute
Mildred Rutherford
Lucy Cobb
Mis Ida Pound
Pound
State Normal School
Jean Stewart
Shackelford and Brand debate invitation sparks exchange
In Athens Georgia 1922 Congressman C H Brand denouncesThomas Shackelford for a joint debate plan calling it grandstand play. Shackelford replies proposing open issues debates and invites Brand to Athens Opera House for earliest possible dates. Brand responds with a warm reply in Athens noting exchange details.
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C. A. Brand
Thomas J. Shackleford
Congress
Judge Brand
Athens
Shaddleford
Shackelford
C. H. Brand
Peop Rte
Athena
Carliest
Hal Possible
Thos
J. Shackelford
Clarke County Fair agricultural committees formed for exhibits
Eighty-one men and women from fourteen communities join to organize agricultural exhibits for the Clarke County Fair. Committees for each locality were announced, with plans advancing as President Hugh W. White travels, while District Agricultural Agent T L Asbury praises the effort and notes local support could boost county products.
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Claris County
Ita
Hugh W. White
BE. W. Carroll
Robert Simpson
Belmont
J._W. Martin
Fred Nauh
J. D. Tribble
Nellie Edwards
Howard
J. A. B. Griffeth
Edwards
Claude Tuck
HL Bumbalo
Florence Huff
St. W. Collier
J. M
Clarke County Democrats Fix Primary Rules and Dates
Clarke County Democratic Executive Committee met to set the entry closing date and fees for the white primary to be held September 13 in Clarke County. Candidates for Congress face $50 fees, state offices $50,000 for judges, and county and state legislative posts $2,000. the primary funds election expenses.
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Clarke County
Democratic Executive Committee
Congress
State Senate
House of Representatives
Georgia
Eighth
Thee County
Capitol
Charles H. Brand
T. J. Shackelfora
Brand
Blanton Fortson
Western Circuit
Dean
Charles E. Martin
Man
J. P. McCall
W. W. Beacham
Arthur Flatau
J. W. Morton
8. B. Subaeth
Sherwood Colle
J.T. Pittard
J. P
Nunnally
E. E. Lamkin
Clarke Coun
Georgia lawmakers consider abolishing Civil Service Commission
A bill to abolish the Georgia Civil Service Commission will be introduced in the current legislative session, with a notice posted at the courthouse Saturday signed by Norbet H. Epting. The notice asserts there is sufficient time to act on the measure and have it interjected into the session.
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Civil Service Commission
Athens
Georgia
Court House
Norbet H. Epting
Epting
White Arrest Warrant Issued in Kansas City Area
A warrant for William Allen White was issued in Kas for violation of law. Further details are sparse in the fragmented report, but the action indicates a legal pursuit. Authorities reference an arrest warrant tied to White in the MPoria region, suggesting ongoing law enforcement activity.
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Mporia
Conference for Georgia school heads in Athens week long
A two hundred plus turnout from across Georgia will attend a five day conference in Athens marked by lectures from J M Pound E A Fund and J S Stewart on public school administration. Daily sessions run 8:30 to 5 with visits lectures chapel and round tables plus evening talks by Dr Campbell and community activities.
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State of Georgia
Supt
M. L. Brittain
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia
Sach Sons
Joseph
Stewart
State High School
University, of Georgia
Round Table
B A. Pound
J Jere M. Pound
Go | Campbell
Morgan
Will
Lve
Mayors propose plan to end coal strike settlement
Scranton mayor John Durkan presented to President Harding a plan to settle the national coal controversy. He invited John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers to meet with five anthracite city mayors in Scranton or New York early this week, then in Washington, to seek conciliation.
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Associated Press
Washington
Harding
John Durkan
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Durkan
John L. Lewis
United Sokvire
Union Fleaders
New York
Harding Fails To Disclose Strike Parley Results
President Harding spent the day in conference with Railway Labor Board members and strike leaders at Keats Illinois as the nation eyes a possible settlement of the Railway Shopmen's strike. Secretary Davis and labor officials sought information while discussions focused on contracting out, a national board of adjustment, and preserving seniority rights amid tensions affecting 4000 to 9000 workers.
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Harding
U. S
Senate
Davis
W. L. McMenimen
Labor, Board
B. M. Jewell
Keats
Ills
North Estern
Reilroad
Rodas
Loree
Chicago
Associated Press
Jewell
New
Yorks Tancenteres
Senator Brown Aims at Tax Plan and Education Funding
Visiting Senator Brown leaders the budget debate urging earlier House action on the revenue bill. He supports a one cent gasoline tax increase to fund higher education and preserve state institutions. Brown vows to run for Clarke County Legislature with formal announcement coming soon.
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Brown
Browns
Senate
House
Clarke County
Marilynn Miller Announces Aug. 1 Wedding Plans
Chicago star Miss Marilynn Miller says she will marry Jack Pickford on August 1 at his sister in Hollywood. She criticizes Florenz Ziegfeld over the match and vows to say obey in marriage, claiming constraints on her career will end with the wedding.
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Chicago
Marilynn Miller
Jack Pickford
Douglas Fairbanks
Hollywood
Floren Ziegfeld
Frekford
Llves Thomas
Miss Miller Eald
Jack
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