Summer School at University of Georgia Opens Tuesday
Summer session begins Tuesday June 21 with record registration expected at the University of Georgia and State Normal dormitories. Officials anticipated reduced rail fares for teachers, but the Southern Passenger Association declined the concession. Registration starts Monday for early arrivals and runs through June 29 with a strong faculty lineup.
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University OF Georgia
State Normal School
University
Wootter
Southern Passenger Association
United States
Attens
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Piliglont
Aon Piindid
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Chicago leader wins top post at advertising congress
Charles Hourynelitonic of Chicago was elected international president of the Advertising Clubs at the conclusion of the session today, defeating W Hobkins of New York 726 to 698. Milwaukee won the next convention, with plans for reorganization and committee appointments.
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Charles Hourynelitonic
Chicago
Wired International
W. Hobkins
New York
Milwauken
Hications
Porthes
Unclear fragmentary text from June AP dispatch
A fragmented AP item discusses financial figures and mentions a Baptist convention and future projects. The readable material is incomplete, with garbled names and dates that prevent a coherent summary of events or actors.
Georgia Swine Growers Meet in Athens August 11–12 1921
The Georgia Swine Growers association plans a meeting show and sale at the Agricultural College in Athens on August 11 and 12. Noted breed secretaries and U S Department of Agriculture officials will participate with demonstrations and a sale of 25 bred sows from Berkshire Duroc Jersey Hampshire Poland China and Spotted Poland China breeds.
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Georgia Swine Growers’ Association
Agricultural College
Athens
United States Department of Agriculture
America
E. Russell
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Oil company litigation on interstate commerce and taxation
A Texas case discusses constitutional challenges to enforcement of an oil company inspection scheme, arguing it imposes a police regulation and double tax on interstate shipments. The state court case references a federal question and a receivership payout from inspections, with arguments about origin passage and revenue measures.
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Edifone
Texas Conselere
United States Supreme and Dunham Ol! Company
Senate Kills Its Committee Packer Regulation Bill
The Senate voted 37 to 34 to reject the Agriculture Committee's Packer regulation bill and adjourned. Leaders seek reconsideration, aiming to pass the Sterling bill if the committee measure fails. A death of Representative Mason prompted an adjournment in his honor.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Senator Sterting
North Dakota
Mason
Illnois
Ponder Tax Official Note Linked to Suicide
A man in Grady County left a note blaming an auditor for his death after a dispute over a $ shortage and a failed effort to raise funds. He is described as years of age and leaves behind three children.
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Grady
Albert Trussell
Athollang
Cuyl
Ford Sa
Atlanta
Tug Eine Ghia
Fragmented text on labor dispute and overtime talks
The passage shows a chaotic account of a labor conflict with mentions of a secretary, Working council, overtime agreements, and potential dismissals. It references Chairman Lasker and possible job actions amid strike tensions. The readability is poor and details are unclear.
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Reas
Tony
Fike
Ana Eueeer
Matae
Ives
Boriacar
Fiat Ee
Iit Wasleach
Ieee Radi
Lasker
Vicerior
Coitin
Trike
Owiljte
Tong
Miss Talmadge Favorite Actress in Piers Scene
Fragmentary text mentions Miss Talmadge as a favorite actress and a scene at the piers yesterday. The readable parts reference public reaction and possible performances but lack coherent context or full details.
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Miss. Talmadge
Priest Gorek Faces Robbery Trial Threats
In Toledo Ohio on June 16 threats are alleged against Rev Anthony Gorek a Catholic priest at New Chicago Indiana if he testifies again in the February 17 post office robbery case. Gorek is among a score indicted. government uses him as a witness. He testified about Wanda Arbayth and $80000 in stolen bonds placed in his care.
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Toledo
Anthony Gorek
New Chicago
Ind
Federab District Court
Gorek
Wanda Arbayth
Thirty One Boys Sign Up for YMCA Camp
Thirty one boys have signed up for YMCA camp as prospects for the boys summer program appear bright. The report notes strong interest and expected attendance, with organizers optimistic about the season.
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YMCA
Obituary note with local pallbearers and family mention
Samir at ten four M BLD orawtonte K C Rhodes and 8 Podmnot. His pallbearers Monara P L Denny J T Denny Alvin Collins and FE Colina. Bernstein Brow funeral directors will be in charge. Resides his parental is received by one brother Jon Taylor Denny.
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Rhodes
Podmnot
Monara
Denny
J.T. Denny
Alvin Collins
FE Colina
Bernstein Brow
Néll
Jon Taylor Denny
May cotton exports rise in early season figures
May cotton exports reached a fraction near 354,000 bales, marking a noticeable increase from the previous month while comparisons to last year show a positive trend. The report notes port activity and regional shipments, with figures highlighting demand and season start.
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Graig
Governor Dorsey Completes Messe
Local notes indicate Governor Dorsey has completed a mission or message related task with references to the Bannery in Atlanta. The exact content remains undisclosed but is expected to influence forthcoming financial or policy discussions.
WCA Annual Meeting Tonight with Board Elections
The YWCA announces its annual meeting at 8 15 p m in the WCG A gymnasium with eight board seats to be filled. Ballots will list ratification and election candidates including Miss Florrie Andrews and Mrs Lena Chandler among others as Girl Reserves prepare a stunt and the Blue Ridge group plans a diving display under Ming Irene Epps.
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Blue Ridge del Joy
Ming Irene Epps
Bén Darrow
Crack Girls
South
Federal Council of Churches
Frank Lipscomb
Sanford
Rufus Turner
Florrie Andrews
Lena Chandler
George Crane
Claudia Flanigan
John W. Jenkins
Annie Mas Layfield
M. P. O'Callaghan
Resets Payne
Lottie) Smith
Supreme Court to Hear Appeal of John S Willans Case
The Supreme Court will hear the appeal of John S Willians williams on a matter concerning witness testimony and potential conduct. The case involves a defendant and other parties with petitions referencing oral arguments and service by process.
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Supreme Court
John S Wllans
CSE
Williame
Penitentiae
Sunday School Teacher Training Opens in Athens
The University Summer School announces a Standard Sunday School course under the Athens Methodist Church. Courses include Beginner's Methods, Primary and Junior Work, Pupil Study, Bible Study Life of Christ, with sessions July 9-10 at the State Normal School building. Board is 7 for the week, 1 per day. students provide linens.
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University Summer School
Athens
Methodst Charch
General
Methodist Church
Asb
State Normal School
Ming Willette Allen
Barlay
Barclay
D.L. Barney
Cunpinena BD & North
M. W. Brabam
Cee
Christ
Zermitories
Lowe
Untitled Georgia court docket fragment
Fragmentary OCR shows a Georgia court docket with names Edgar Miell Mew Aplous Futral and locations in Daion At JpaeesO and Torr Ga. The text is garbled but references a Thursday morning session and northern Georgia tract matters.
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Atlagta
Ther University
Geor
Lay
Ayor
Peetates
Georgia
Edgar Miell
Torr
Ereverinno
Daion
Jpaeeso
Futral
GriMn
Insurance Companies Close to Penalty for Tax Dues in Georgia
Special to The Banner from Atlanta on June 16 reports Comptroller General Wright warns more than 300 insurance firms operating in Georgia owe the state a combined $600,000 in special tax payments due by July 1. Only about $100,000 has been paid, triggering a $600 penalty per company for nonpayment. Funds are slated for the state's interest account and legislative session costs, with implications for state finances and legislators.
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Wright
Wright Lug
Fragmentary OCR: unclear names and details
A jagged OCR snippet shows garbled text with partial names and phrases. Readable content is insufficient to identify people, places, or events for a coherent news summary.
Incomplete OCR Note on Stockholder Action
fragmented passage discusses stockholders and compensation with unclear figures. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities can be confirmed.
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