Rutherford defended history in Southern schools insists on true Civil War record
In this column, T Larry Gantt praises Miss Mildred Rutherford for urging honest history in Southern schools. He cites Rutherford’s defense of Southern perspectives, listing authorities and 20 claimed points she supports about the Civil War, secession, Reconstruction, and the roles of Lincoln and the North. He argues Northern writers biased against the South and lauds Rutherford’s research.
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T. Larry Gantt
Mildred
Rutherford
Miss Rutherford
South
Mixa Rutherford
Han
Ineisha
Abraham Lincoln
Horace Greeley
Zack Chandler
Wendell Philips
Simon*Camerson
Salmon Chase
William Seward
Benjamin Butler
Stephen Douglas
W. T.¢Sherman
Gen. Grant
Davy Crockett
Max
Mildred Rutherford
Geist
Hag
United States
Andersonville
Republican
Ivery
Supreme Court
Jefferon Davig
North
Jefferson Davis
Abrahamh Lincoln
Old Time Darkies Will Feature Athens Big Fair
Athens plans its first large fair with Old Time Darky Day as a central attraction. Committees and officers are named including Miss Mildred Rutherford and Larry Gantt, with sites being considered for the exposition and a Friday meeting to finalize grounds and tasks.
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Athens
Clarke County
Mildred Rutherford
Larry Gantt
Ape. Man
J Mary
American Legion
Womans Club
Secret Order
Ford
Clarke County, State Association
Chamber of Commerce
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Howard Scott
H. T. Culp
J. K. Giles
Ebc. Weston
J. W. Barnett
E. W. Carroll
Percy Johnson
Hugh W. White
James W. Morton
C. D. Flan Lgen
J. H. Dozier
T. Larry Gantt
Mike Costa
J. W. Harnett
Thos. F. Green
J. T. Pittard
Pond
M. G. Nicholson
Simon Michael
Marian Colle
C. H. Phinizy
J. W. Jarrell, Jr
J.L. McLoroy
Rufus Crane
Dave Paddock
B. E. Lamkin
Wv. Paine
P. H- Conolly
Harrie W. Dews
Hugh H. Gordon
A. C. Erwin
Sidney Boley
Frank A. Holden
Carl F. Crossley
C. E. James
H. J. Reid
Frank J. Lawler
Chas. E. Martin
Ww. L. Erwin
Joel A. Wier
H. McHatton
Arthur Booth
R. W. Holman
G. Palmasino
Jake Joel
Sol J. Boley
Bob McWhort
Distribution Plan to Provide Coal Supply Effective
Washington reports the administration presses ahead with a coal distribution plan as the rail strike continues. The Interstate Commerce Commission issued priority orders to route fuel and food shipments east of the Mississippi and to slash congestion by bypassing established routings. Producing fields and railroad experts joined the effort, awaiting President Harding's formal establishment of the directing agency for emergency control.
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Railroad Labor Board
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Ingain
Hard-_ Ing
Many After Heavy Eaters Belt L by Walter Fore
Athens Rotarians and Kiwanis join for first annual barbecue at East Lake Thursday at 6 pm. Walter Forbes and Pat Lamkin lead Rotarian and Kiwanian efforts. heavy eater belt competition rumored among Stege, Dorsey, Cobb, Jester, Snellings, Phinizy. All members urged to attend Costi’s between 6 and 6 with cars coordinating rides.
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Athens
East Lake
Mike ‘Costx
Pat “Lamkin
Clube
Stege
Ed Dorsey
Judge Cobb
Carlton Jester
Dean Snellings
Billups Phinizy
Walter Forbes
W. T
North Georgia
Hugh Gordon
Hugh Gordon, “W. T.” and Uncle Frank, Edwards Claim They Have A “"Y. M. C. A
Chipa
Cit
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Costi
Two New Motor Cops Ride Harley-Davidsons in City
Two new Harley-Davidson motorcycles arrived for the city traffic department and were put into service by traffic guardians Bill McKinnon and W. P. Martin. McKinnon started the machines Wednesday morning and prepared them for immediate use as part of renewed efforts to target violators.
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Poligy
Bill McKinnon
W. P P. Martin
McKinnon
Mr. Bailey Back From Shoe Market
Harvey Bailey, manager of Michaels shoe department, returns from leading markets in the country. He speaks enthusiastically about new fall styles in women's footwear and notes the styles Michaels will offer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Bailey
Michael
West
Baily
Oconee Man Found Guilty in Wife Murder Case
Charlie Robinson of Oconee County was found guilty in Superior Court at Watkinsville for shooting his wife and dumping her body in a well. The jury recommended life imprisonment. John Bostwick Jr was acquitted of speeding. Additional murder cases against Hamp Dooley Jim Dooley and Cal Hawkes are set for trial.
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Charlie Robinson
Oconee
Counse Ty Negro
Watkinsville
John Bostwick, Jr
Hamp Dooley
Jim Dooley
Cal Hawkes
George Lowe
Wes Hale
Athens merchants set weekly 1 o'clock shopping drive
Athens merchants sign an agreement to close stores for a daily 1 PM half holiday all summer. Housewives urged to shop early to join the car drive and theatre party plan as groceries and essentials are featured.
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Sarah
Athens
Ing
Harding Urges Reopening of Labor Board Hearings
President Harding urged the labor board to reopen hearings as railway strikes and traffic disruptions persisted. Dean’s telegram warned against using military force or conscription to manage mines or railways, while government control of freight traffic limited further spread of the walkout. Authorities increased troop deployments in several states as violence threats rose.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Dean
Rail-Labor Board
American Rd
Harding
Chicago
Montreal
Balti
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Shawnee
Okla
Moberly
Trarond Ca
Elerks
Netion
Npoine
Pennsylvania
Montana
Great Northern Railway
Neff
Texas National
Senator Harris Praises Cobb In Georgia Address
Senator Harris delivered a high praise filled address at the Summer School chapel, lauding Judge Cobb and the Harris family. He recounted Cobb’s near appointment by President Wilson, noted Cobb’s age ineligibility, and highlighted Georgia’s senators’ roles in agriculture, tariffs, and immigration while stressing the influence of women voters and teachers.
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Andrew J. Cobb
United States
William J. Barris
Georgia
Harris
Wilson
Cobb
Emory Speer
Senate
Jutze Cobb
Senaor
Senator Harris
Normal School
University Chapel
Washington
Stewart
Cedartown
Jim
Seale
Hunter
Peter
Bill
Jehan Jarris
Lam J
Jin
Birmingham
Appropriations Committee
Immigration
Indian Affairs
Philippines
Hawaii
T the Fortifications Committee
Eatonton
Building Operations In Athens Hit July $30,000 Mark
The Athens area saw a sharp surge in building activity in July with permits issued nearing $30,000 by midweek. Most permits cover home construction and renovations, signaling a strong market as the city expects a record year in new residences and improvements.
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Athens
Barnett
Caskey
Sun
Misa Heid
Idaha
Smiling Through at Palace Today in Athens
Athens audiences will see the film Smiling Through starring Miss Norma Talmadge, a staged favorite Miss Madge. The story is moving yet uplifting with tears and smiles and has drawn strong praise in New York for its charm and performance.
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Jane Cowl
Atheny
Miss Cowl
Athens
Miss Talmadge
New York
Broadway
Talmadge
Ross
Old-Fashioned Phaeton In City
A vintage phaeton drawn by two horses traced a city tour on Wednesday afternoon. In the elegant car Miss Norma Talmadge's Smiling Through was shown in the 1890 style vehicle named seagoing hack style. A costumed page with a trumpet marched beside, while the Palace Theatre advertised the film for Thursday and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Gidley
Athens
France
Norma Talmadge
Palace ‘Theatre
Women Start War In Mine Fields War in Toledo
Forty women wives and relatives of striking railway employees attacked a party of nonunion railroad shopmen en route to work at the New York Central shops in Toledo Ohio. Police responding to the disturbance faced a brick and stone barrage prompting officers to deploy.
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Toledo
Ohio
New York Central Railroad
Leriathe
Noted Writer Mi Study Athens
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