Tuck Back from Trip as Farmers Report Solid Prospects
Hon. Tuck describes his rest and travel to New Orleans and Vicksburg, noting a refreshed return. Athens visitors tour Monroe, Winder, Gainer Ville, and more, reporting widespread cotton planting, growing crops, and steady farm activity despite rains and floods.
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Louisiana
Mississippi
Piedmont
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Monroe Papek
Anderson
Hovston
Lavonia
Scout Executive Leaves Athens for Alabama
Scout executive W. L. Sprouse departs Athens after two months guiding 15 troops, 191 registered scouts and 43 leaders in Clarke county. The report thanks Chancellor Dern Snelling, Mayor Barker and others, notes new troops formed and thanks local papers and groups for support.
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Hig Ee
Athens
Montgomery
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Sprouse
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Theen
Dern Snelling
Ramiyor
Barker
Proleter
Monroe
Mason Williams
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Johnson Opens New Blur Rom Thurso Morne
Mr Johnson opens new blurrom on Clayton Street Athens with modern furnishings and latest billiard equipment. Mrs Percy Johnson welcomes patrons at 147 Broad Street inviting public and former customers to visit the new parlors featuring cigars, soft drinks, and mahogany interior.
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MR Johnson
Morne
Clayton Street
Percy’ Johnson
Broad Street
Athens
Georgia
Michnson
Carrollton High School Graduation Speaker Heatwole Addresses Class
Heatwole served as principal speaker at Carrollton High School commencement delivering a poised address. The event highlighted a historic year and noted graduates and notable alumni tied to University of Georgia honors.
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Peabody
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Univerity of Georgia
Sam
Benjamin Brock
Charlie Tanner
Reparations Commission Approves Germany Aid Payment
Paris dispatch reports the reparations commission on Wednesday night approved Germany's grant to aid postwar recovery. The decision, confirmed by officials in Paris, signals financial support amid ongoing negotiations with Berlin.
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O. K
Germany
Paris
Rowena Ward Heads Red Ward in Eastern Macon
Rowena Ward heads the Red Ward event in Macon Georgia with organizers detailing the plan and schedule. The note outlines local actions and community involvement for the event.
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Eastern
Macon, Ga
Rowena Ward
Central of Georgia Urges Public Support for Crossing Safety
The Central of Georgia Railway asks patrons to back the Careful Crossing Campaign running in June to September under the American Railway Association Safety section. President W A Winbur says four months are historically worst for grade crossing accidents, noting one motor vehicle for every ten people and 1920 figures of 5,012 accidents with 1,272 killed and 3,977 injured. He argues driver caution at crossings equals the effect of vast expenditure to eliminate all grade crossings.
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Aue Rust
American Railway Association
W. A. Winburp Saya
United States
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Ford responds to Muscle Shoals plan unclear at hearing
Washington reports the House Military Committee proposal on Muscle Shoals remains in doubt as Henry Ford may reject the counter offer. Ford has not commented on the plan or the possibility of separating the Gorgas Steam Plant from related properties.
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Henry Ford
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Muscle Shoals
Gorgas
Ford
Mackenzie Elected President of Phi Kappa Literary Society
Montsuma Gillian? Gao Leese Turton class of the University names Mackenzie as unanimous president of the Phi Kappa Literary Society at the annual election held Wednesday night. He is noted for eloquence in debates with the Demosthenian society and for acting with the Thalian Club, of which he serves as president for the coming year. Minor officer results and cheer committee selections followed. The president will serve the first term of the 1922-23 school year.
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University
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Phi ‘Kappa Society
Demoathenian Society
Thalian Club
Drama Club
Ociety
Twelve Gas Bags Sail Thru Air in Balloon Race
Twelve gas bags competed in the thirteenth National Balloon Race held near Milwaukee Wisconsin with 99 participants. Roy Donallgan from Springhew NL failed to hold gas and crashed, reducing the field to twelve as results unfold.
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Wis
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Dantig
Tartog
Acends
Roy Donallgan
Springhew
Holt Gas
Michigan
Blackman of Athens Railway & Electric to Tour New York
LR Blackman of the Athens Railway and Electric Company departs for New York today. For the past year he managed the business department and will visit the home office of Pie Doherty & Co, operators of the local firm, for further duties.
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LR. Blackman
N. Y
R. Backman
Athens Railway & Electric Company
Newts
York
Pie Doherty. & Co
Baccalaureate Address by Governor Hardwick
Governor hardwick delivers 1921 22 baccalaureate stirring remarks on education taxes and state progress. He laments Georgia’s literacy rate while praising higher education and urging fair tax reform and stronger state support for public schools.
Hoover Sets Price at 3 50 Per Ton for Soft Coal
Washington officials fixed spot coal prices at three dollars and a half per ton for mines in the Harlan Hazard fields of Tennessee and Kentucky and the southern Appalachian fields, plus Pocahontas New River Tug River and Winding Gulf in West Virginia, after a late Wednesday conference with operators.
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Harlan and Hazard
Tennessee
Kentucky
Appalachian
Pocahontas, New River
Tug River
Gulf
West Virginia
Ropyer
Forty-Three Students Graduated From Athens Colored School
Aaron Cohen and M. G. Michal awarded diplomas and prizes at the Athens High and Industrial School graduation. Notable students Camila Howard and Pearl Hopkins delivered addresses. The four-year program featured strong science and trades offerings backed by the city and the Vocational Board.
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Aaron Cohen
Board of Trustees
M. G. Michal
G. G. ‘Bond
Camila Howard
Rie
Pearl Hopkins
Mary Thom
Cohen
Susie Moody
Mure
Camille Howagdy
Walter Mack
Shaffer
Harris, Jr
Cassie Durham
Athens High and
Ik Ig
Lkewise
Bmaithtughes’ Vocational Board
F. Harris
M'Pharland Heads Union Race In Detroit Lead
Detroit says M Pharl and, of New York, leads the union election for president with 26 161 votes against Barrett 22 516 from 280 cities tabulated. Charles P Howard of Detroit reports results with 22427 for first vice president and other officers listed.
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Iobh McPharland
New York
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W. Barrett
Chicago
F. Chicago
Charles P
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Pharland
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Chas
P. Howard
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Norfolk
Trotter
Vncouver
J. Hoban
Cleveland
Mission group cites need for better pay in schools
A fragmented passage notes a mission group claiming they are part of the common school system of the state. It laments low salaries for teachers and predicts reforms to improve service across the state.
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Svete
McCumber Bonus Bill Favored by Finance Committee
The McCumber soldier bonus plan was favorably reported by the Senate finance committee on Wednesday with a 9 to 4 vote. The Smoot plan aimed to replace it with broader compensation forms but was defeated 2 to 5 as three Democrats Simmons, Walabard, and O opposed it, while Republicans Smoot, McLean, Frelinghuary, and Dillingham voted against the Smoot proposal. Senator McLean noted factional tensions among Republicans over the vote. Simmons, speaking for the Democratic minority, said they reported a McCumber bill only to the act promptly and did not favor the measure, arguing it would offer little benefit to former service members and preserve the right to legislate.
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Sense Finance
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Walab
Smoot
McLean
Frelinghal
Alder
Dillingham
Republcans
EU Ber
Curtis
Wethon
Sutherland LaFullatte
Reepublican
McCumber
Erate
ASK GRAND CHIEFS TCE 10 ATHENS TO MEET NEXT WEEK
Telegrams from the Associated Press report that grand chiefs and leaders of railroad brotherhoods and allied unions will meet next week to discuss common fare and wage reduction plans affecting two million railroad workers. Edward H. Fitzgerald, president of the union, indicated action was expected but not yet developed.
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Cincinnati
Asociated Press
Telegrama
Grand ‘Chieta
Bidward HY Fitzerald
C Jon
Raba
Baird
Ellis H. Dixon Named Valedictorian of Class of 1922
Ellis H. Dixon was chosen valedictorian at the University ceremony for the senior class of 1922. Electors noted his long, steady record and leadership roles including speaker of the senate and previous editor of the Red and Black. The selection was announced by Henry Dorian of Americus and follows Dixon’s distinguished twenty year involvement with university affairs.
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Wrenn Ing
Ant
Joss
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Elvetfot
Henry
Dorian
Americus
Attadent Cyriel
Franklegg
el Hixon
Nina Avity
A. Mckainey
Dent
James
Stokes
Lida
Supreme Court Sustains Pickford Divorce Case in Nevada
Nevada Supreme Court sustains Mary Pickford divorce from Owen Broore. Court upholds district judge Langan’s quashing of FusMmons action with Attorney General Fowler aiding. Case documents note sustained order from Carson City proceedings.
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Nevada
Mary Dicky Ford
Owen Broore
Nevada Supreme Court
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Langan
Fowler
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