Cotton Looks Very Excellent Across The County
arry Gantt reports from the field noting weevils are present but not widespread, farmers optimistic about pest control and crop prospects. Cotton appears strong overall with many fields ripening, some bales per acre, and preparations underway for cow peas and cover crops as rains hold.
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Ita
Aytou
Beeno
Mt. Gila
Madigan County
Ferriers
Taam
Thir Sjiun
Free State
Novus
Peru
Will Philips Return to Georgia in Defiant Stand
Atlanta dispatches report Georgia Republican leader John Luis Philips facing Washington charges of defrauding the government in lumber contracts. Backed by party chiefs, he is hailed as a strong organizer with Harding’s apparent personal recommendation. Women voters form a new division with offices in the Candler Building as Philips plans a return to Atlanta.
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John Luis Philips
Washington
Ing
Philips
Georgia
Graham Commission
G. O.P
National Republican Organization
Harding
Picker
AE Harding
Div
Black and Tan
Candler
W. J. Tilson
Coyle
National Capital
Georgia G. O. P
Iillionaire Lumber Manufac
Thomas
Athenians Welcome Dr Kelley to Athens Clinics
Messrs Aaron Cohen and Max Michael report arriving from Baltimore with Dr Howard A Kelley world famed gynecologist to hold two operations on June 24 and conduct four clinics and one lecture at Athens General hospital. A banquet at the Georgian hotel and a hospital grounds barbecue will honor him. doctors from Clarke to Morgan counties are invited to attend and may nominate patients unable to bear operation costs. Dr Kelley will incur no charges beyond entertainment, and the visit is seen as a regional honor for Athens.
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Aaron Cohen
Max Michael
Baltimore
Howard A. Kelley
Athens General Hospital
Kelley
Athens
Cohen
Michael
Georgian Hotel
Georgia
Clarke
Walton
Jackson
Hart
Madison
Elbert
Oglethorpe
Oconee
Wilkes
Morgan
City
Cr. Ate
Big League Results Across National and American Circuits
New Orleans defeated Memphis 6 1 to 4 2 while Mobile won 9 to 1 over de Rock and Athinta beat Nashville 4 2 Birmingham edged Chattanooga 1 0 amid rain end of sixth. Boston beat St Louis 5 2 Philadelphia triumphed over Pittsburgh 6 2 and Brooklyn over Cincinnati 6 4 New York overwhelmed Chicago 9 to 4 Detroit beat Philadelphia 6 3 Chicago won 7 9 over New York and St Louis defeated Beaton 7 8 Cincinnati blanked Washington 8 0
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Memphis
Mobile
de Rock
Athinta
Nashville
Birmingham
Chattanooga
Boston
St. Louia
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Louis
Beaton
Cleveland
Washington
Daugherty Defiant. Will Keep His Job
Washington reports Attorney General Daugherty defended his position amid rumors he would resign He told reporters he would not leave office and expressed resolve to remain in the role despite pressure from Harding era inquiries
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Daugherty
Washington
Dr J G Stewart Addresses Rotary In Summer School
Dr J G Stewart was guest at the Rotary luncheon at the Georgian hotel and spoke on What the Summer School Means to Athens. He urged city cooperation to secure student accommodations for six weeks, noting about 1500 students and potential $50 per student economic impact. The club endorsed a $200000 bond issue and formed a committee with Kiwanis to mobilize voters. Scouts and high school visitors were announced, with plans for guiding trips and a Friday automobile ride for visiting youths.
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J. S&s Stewart
Rotary Club
Georgian Hotel
Athens
Rotarians
Gordon
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanisa Club
Sidney Roley
A. Rhodes
M. J. Costa
J. J. Wilkins
Sexton
Norris
Georgian Palm Garden opening a great success
Thousands thronged the Georgian Palm Garden on opening day. The ice cream parlor and terrace garden were packed from morning to after midnight with customers who enjoyed an extensive program by Morris Orchestra and Norris candies demonstration. The tea and monster dances drew Athens and University crowds as managers Cahnon and Swilling praised the reception and pledged continued high service.
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Georgian Palm Garden
Terrace Garden
Athens
Swilling
Indict Klan Officials on Felony Charges in L A
Los Angeles County grand jury indicted three Klan officials and thirty four members on five felony counts connected to an Ingleside raid on April 22. Named defendants include William B. Coburn Grand Goblin of the Pacific Coast domain and supreme attorney G W Brice King Kleagle for California N A Baker Kleagle for Los Angeles county. Baker is under arrest. the others are believed to be in the East. Six others were indicted as John Doe on charges of false imprisonment kidnapping assault with intent to murder and related counts.
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Los Angeles
Ku Klux Klan
John Doe
Council Names Crossley City Attorney and Re-Elects Officers
In a local city court session, Crossley was named city attorney while all other officers were re-elected. The primary case involved an action in trover for possession of a diamond ring, with Peter Theodore of Greenville suing D Brown of Athens. The lengthy dispute traces the ring through several owners as testimony and dates complicate ownership. The case faces continuance as the ring’s chain of custody remains unresolved.
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Crossley
Trover
Peter Theodore
Greenville
D. C
D. Brown
Athens
Brown
Theodore
Dothan
Ala
Peter
Deeb Lewis
Elmer Crawtorn
Miriam Batista to Visit Palace Theatre as Child Star
Miriam Batista eight year old actress will perform next Saturday at the Palace theatre. Marcus Loew arranged a live dramatic scene in which she mirrors a scene from the picture as Billie Dove. Batista will present a song dance and recitations and hold a morning reception for Athens children.
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Marcus Loew
Miriam Battlits
Palace Theatre
Mr. Loew
Miriam
Loew
State Theatre
Newark
N. 7
Billie Dove
Mariam
Loes
Mixs Dove
Battista
Children of
Athens
Cotton crop in poor condition improves slightly
Washington and Memphis reports indicate only a slight improvement in the cotton crop's condition Wednesday, with most of the belt still poor. The Western portions remain worst, while the south shows modest gains as weather data from the weekly bureau is compiled.
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Washington
Weaoother Bureau
Memphis
Sion Kilgohee
Georgia to Host Last High School Track Meet Friday
The University of Georgia closes its athletic season with a state high school track meet at Sanford Field Friday at 3 30. District champions compete in events led by Kingsley of Thomasville and Sewell of Lavonia, with Carpenter of Winder also challenging for titles.
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University of Georgia
Sanford Feld
Texas
Kingsley
Thomasville
Wahl
Cleveland
High School Association
Sanford Field
Southern A. A
Tx Sewell
Lavonia
Sewell
Dick Hartley
Fort Valley High School
MSN
Jones
Enich
Hi-Y Banquet Tonight For Members And Alumni
Hi Y club members and alumni are invited to the annual banquet at the Y tonight at 7:30. Hosted by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Y.M.C.A. and all who can attend are promised an enjoyable evening in Lake Pretoria.
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Hi-Y Club
Mayor's Salary Boosted to $1800 in Bi Ana Vote
City council raised the mayor's annual salary to 1800 dollars while other officers kept the same pay. White Way project approval followed unanimous council support for beautification and convenience. Endorsement also given for Woman's Club autumn events and July convention plans. A decision on Broad Street paving was debated with citizens urging completion before other projects.
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Bi Ana
Whiteway
Carl J, Crossley
Perod
Actinifity Council
Attlanta
Crossley
City Assensors
J. Hyler
Mike J. Costa
Connell
American Legion
Sal
Ena
Oul B
Harry Dews
Itness Council
Clunei
Boulevard
Broad
Hull
Col
Wi Edwin
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Gotham Commission
Howard AA. Kelley
J. G. Stewart
Rotary
Miriam Batista
University
Lake
Pretoria
Africa
Seco Argent
Broad Street
Woman’s Club Project
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