Good Crops of Cotton Near City
Larry Gantt notes farmers in this section can master the boll weevil with persistent effort. He predicts a brighter fall as debts ease and farmers gain independence through diversified crops, improved farming practices, and careful weevil control across Oconee Madison Jackson and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Oconee
Oglethorpe
Greene County
Ocoinée
Madison
Jackson Countlee
Roy Williame
Hall
Nowhere
Winterville
Bogart
Jackson County
Cabinet Will Consider Plan To Stop Shopmen Strike Today
Colonel Charles M. Snelling Dean of Franklin College injured in an Anniston Alabama auto wreck while inspecting an ROTC encampment. He bore facial bruises and leg abrasions after a crash blamed on the other driver. Encampment commanded by Colonel Ryther of the Georgia military department, with Ryther set to return to Athens after the Anniston project concludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Snelling
Franklin College
Anniston
Alabama
Athens
Monda
Dean Snellin
Itsareien. Com
Snelling
Ryther
University of Georgia Military Department
Concrete Developments in Railroad Strike Lacking in Washington
Washington reports show few new concrete moves in the railroad strike Monday though officials hint at a possible administration move. In Chicago, agents and shop workers mobilize on eastern roads while railroads form new unions to counter seniority demands. President Harding appears to let the situation drift as facts are gathered and potential actions are weighed by key agencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dresident Ix
Chicago
Baltimore and Ohio
L. F. Loree
Association of
Railway Executives
Harding
of Labor
Davis
Mhem
Senate Interstate
Merce Commission
Eastern Railway
Pew
Holden Expected to Announce Soon for Clarke County Seat
Frank Holden, noted attorney, returned from the American Legion convention at Waycross and a brief stay at St. Simons Island. He has been considering a run for the Clarke county legislature, with a formal announcement likely in the next few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Holden
American Legion
Waycross
St. Simons Island
Holden
Clarke County
Canon attorney D T Barnes visits city in bid for state senate
Hon D T Barnes of Canon, a well known attorney, visited the city yesterday. He announced his candidacy for the state senate in the approaching primary. The district combines Habersham and a nearby area. He plans to campaign actively if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. T. Barnes
Canon
State Senate
Habersham
Second Trial for Killing Her Lover
Los Angeles reports the second trial of Mrs Madelane Obenchain for the murder of her sweetheart Belton Kennedy a young broker. Defense counsel expressed confidence of acquittal as she packs belongings and plans to leave the county jail. She asserts intent to return to her former husband Ralph Obenchain and Evanston home awaiting completion. Obenchain had obtained a marriage license here but authorities denied permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Madelane Obenchain
Belton Kennedy
Mee Chench
Hay
Ralph Obenchain
Evanston
Obenchain
Georgia Supreme Court candidate visits Athens
Judge Richard B Russell, candidate for Chief Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court, is in Athens for a few days. A former Clarke County resident, Russell is well known statewide and enjoys warm welcomes from friends in Athens during his visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard B. Russell
Russell
Georgia Supreme Court
William H. Fish
Athens
Clarke County
Bebe Daniels Supports Boy Scouts at Palace Theatre
Bebe Daniels appears today in Game Chicken at the Palace Theatre with proceeds to be given to the Boy Scouts. Palace management will turn funds over to the Scouts to offset costs of the Mountain Camp during the first fifteen days of August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bebe Daniels
Palace Theatre
Palace Management
Mountain
Augus
Mason improves after hospital operation
Mr. W. B. Mason of Bernstein Brothers is out again after several days in a local hospital undergoing an operation from which he is rapidly recovering. His many friends will be pleased to learn of his improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Mason
Bernstein Brothers
Omission in Fidelity Loan and Investment Co Board List
Mr J K Davis a prominent contractor was omitted from the list of directors of Fidelity Loan and Investment Co as published in the Banner-Herald Sunday. The notice notes his recognition as a leading figure and calls attention to the missing name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Loan’ and Inveatment Co
Banner-Herald
J. K. Davis
Clarke denies ordering Klangmen to remove mask in Georgia
Edward Young Clarke, imperial wizard pro tem of the Ku Klux Klan, issued a statement denying he ordered the Klan unmasked. He said the only action was an executive order stopping parades and mask use in Georgia except in Klaverns, plus a sixty day educational campaign by Klan speakers to educate the public about the Klan and its costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Atlanta
Edward Young Clarke
The
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Georsgia
Sela Clarke
Belnif
Georgia
Klavern
Clarke
Sixty Girls to Attend Camp at Athuln Falls
Sixty girls have signed up for a four week Girls Camp opening Tuesday August 1 at the Y M C A camp site near Tallulah. W T Forbes of the Y M C A directs with Miss Mutn Vick of the Y W C A assisting. The program emphasizes moral spiritual physical and social development with swimming biking rowing stunt nights and group singing. Chaperones include Mrs W T Forbes Mrs Ben Barrow and several Misses. The camp location is in the North Georgia mountains and among the best equipped in the south.
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Athens
Tallulah
W.T. Forbes
Mutn Vick
W. T. Forres
Ben Barrow
Mary Pittard
Katia Palmer
Ruth Vick
North Georgia
Alice Rowland
Frances Forbdes
Birdie Bond
Urant
Lilly “Dewr
Elizabeth Head
Starle Upson
Eu«sie Jester
Ruby McMahan
Louise Phinizy
Susan Mots
Myrtle Crymes
Charlie Carrier
Dora Busk+ wald
Kethleen Blerry
Louise Merry
Victoria Betts
Florrie Betts
Norothy Dirdley
Bare Eider
Arn, Wier
Catherine ‘Jones
Nora Vwort
Virginia
Hodgson
Josephine Brooks
Myra Belle Brown
Sara Hancock
Mary Belle Hancock
Sara Morris
Gabrelle Payne
Mary Ida Colle
Lois Pittard
Elsie Anthoney
Olive Quillisn
Roberta Quillan
Mary Bray
Margaret Forteon
Janet
Culberson Defeats Petalby in Texas Runoff Primary
Associated Press reports Texas election officials announced results from the night shift as polls closed. Former Governor Culberson led over Charles A. Culberson in the statewide primary runoff race for United States Senate, setting up a possible run off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Baluas
Texas _ election bureau
Y.eartaid
Nator Charles
A. Culberson
Bettononce
Hoover appoints board of coal distribution plan
Secretary Hoover announced a tentative plan for coal distribution and price restraint after daylong conferences with producers operators railroads and federal agencies. The plan envisions a central committee through which pooling and a preferential distribution system would be run under the Interstate Commerce Commission with input from Virginia West Virginia Tennessee Kentucky Pennsylvania and Alabama producing districts.
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Washington
Hoover
Interstate Commerce Commission
Iof Conference
Interstute Commerce Commission
Virginia
West Virginia
Tennessee
Kentucky
Pehmanlvania
Alabama
Wille
Inter- Atate Commerce Commission
Daughtery
Daugerty
Immediate payment demanded in German and Russian claims
Washington debate shows Republicans and Democrats united on prompt payment of American damages from Germany and Russia but clash over method. Underwood and Lodge press for commissions while Walsh objects. Bell, 65, dies in Athens after weeklong illness. survived by wife, five daughters, three sons, and many relatives.
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Associated Press
Washington
Germany
Russia
Underwood
Alabama
Walsh
Democra
Imontana
J.C. Bell
Hancock Avenue
Bell
Gainesville
Athens
The
Baptist Church
Wie
Mesdames
Will Me
Fatpaten
C. H. Beacham
Wingfield
Hancock
Lia
Bernsti
Palm Garden Presents Regular Tuesday Thursday Musical Programs
Palm Garden managers Caron and Swillings have launched a new musical program line every Tuesday and Thursday from 4 10 to 6 30 and Saturday evenings from 4 30 to 10 20 Morris orchestra engaged for these concerts promising a delightful outing Isvipyhe management congratulated on offering one of the most up to date local entertainment venues with noted ice creams soft drinks and candies for the community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caron & Swillings
Palm Garden
Morris’ Orchestra
Thy
Will Hayes Sees Little Movie rship in Hollywood
Will Hayes former postmaster general and head of the Motion Picture Producers Association visits Los Angeles for a week of study in the industry. He states the principle of freedom on which the nation was founded makes public censorship of press pulpit film or run word virtually an impossibility. He cautions that state or nationwide censorship will fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Will Hayes
Moving Pictures Fand Distributors Association
Minnie Started Right Alright and Rivalry Sparks Trouble
Minnie Jordan and Jessie Glenn, brunettes living on College Avenue near Seaboard station, clashed over Jessie’s gambling party. The poker game annoyed Minnie who warned of violence, and police involvement followed after a Sunday dispute. By Monday Jessie was jailed while Minnie held a court paper.
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Minnie Jordan
Jessie Glenn
College Avenue
Seaboard Station
Jessie
Minnie
Jesse
Jesseie
Judge Thornton’s Court
States oldest and youngest school heads in atheng
A Banner-Herald report recounts the Athens state school conference with Dugan endorsing Brittain as Tech president and noting a push for an executive education role. The week features lectures by prominent educators, a full schedule, and attendance from state supervisors and county leaders.
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Dugan
Moet
Banner-Herald
Schopl
Br. Marvin
M. L. Brittain
Tech
Brittain
Brittalp
Duggan
Williams
Lanier
B. al Pou
Ther
Drape Pound
Athens
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Larry Gantt
T. Larry Gantt
Dean Snelling
Col. Rather
Young
Richard B Russell
L J. K. Davis
Industral Bank
Thulin Falls
Christian Association
Igulberson
PetalLy Certain
Asoclated Press
Bell Climed
Anid
Elks
Atheng
Schdal Commissioners Meeting
DR. Duggan Praiss
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