Graduating Exercises End 117th University Year in Georgia
The University of Georgia closed its 117th year with commencement in the chapel. The ceremony featured a khaki dressed graduating class, honors to General Leonard Wood, and speeches by Alvan B. Rowe and John Pendleton Stewart. Senator Hoke Smith gave the baccalaureate address, recounting recent events and the nation’s path ahead.
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University of Georgia
Fort McPherson
H. A. Nix
Clarke
Board of Visitors
Board of Trustees
Georgia
United States
Sheriff Jackson
Senator Smith
Leonard Wood
First Presbyterian Church
Barrow
Messrs
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Savannah
Law School
John Pendleton Stewart
Atlanta
Mr. Rowe
Stewart
America
Hoke Smith
Athens
Smith
Congress
Washington
Settlement of China Troubles Foreseen by Officials
Washington dispatch to the Chinese embassy reports a peaceful settlement of China's internal troubles. Provinces favoring secession notify the government of their support for a settlement. President Li Yuan Hung calls for an election for a new parliament.
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Associated Press
Washington
China
Li Yuan Hung
McLanahan Sues Audit Co for 50000 in Atlanta Case
Elberton resident J J McLanahan sues American Audit Co of New York for fifty thousand dollars. The suit follows a disputed report charging discrepancies by McLanahan, who denies all claims and has engaged Judge Horace M Holden and W C Martin & Co. for defense. The case is described as a prominent local matter with McLanahan widely regarded as a respected citizen.
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Atlanta Journal
J Oj. McLanahan
Elberton
American Audit Co
Mr. McLanahan
New York
C. B. Bidwell
Atlanta
Elbert County Supply Co
J. J. McLanahan
McLanshan
Athens
Holden
W. C. Martin & Co
American
W. O. Martin & Co
Elbert Supply Co
McLanahan
Horace M. Holden
Specials at Costas Delicatessen Today
Specials at Costa s Delicatessen today feature Fancy Cuban Grape Fruit Fancy Florida and California Orangen Fancy Wine Sap Apples Pine Apples and Georgian Cante loupes Fancy Ripe Tomatoes Head Lettuce and Celery California Cherries Fancy Lemons Sugar Corn Egg Plants Peaches Fresh shipment Franks Meat Treats.
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Florida
California
Frank
Buchwald's Special Today's Produce Deals
Fresh peaches ripe pineapples Florida oranges Jutey grape fruit ARNOLD ABNEY Phone 1076. Green cabbage 6¢ lb fresh beans 2 qt 15¢ 25¢ a gal new Irish potatoes 2 qt for 25¢c Special today onions 5¢ lb Luzianne coffee 25¢ lb Buchwald's Phone 1471 1472.
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Florida
Arnold & Abney
Buchwald
General Wood Inspects Cantonment Sites in Athens
Major-General Wood and his aide Capt. J. H. Lee arrived by Georgia road to review Cantonment sites. The chamber of commerce committee endorsed the Ath ens grounds as satisfactory for maneuvering and an artillery range, signaling a likely assignment for a cantonment. Wood praised Athens growth and expressed interest in the old football field. A delayed Seaboard schedule forced an early departure before a luncheon, with a return visit planned next month and a Rotary Club address in Atlanta at five pm.
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Athens
Technological School
Georgia
Seaboard
Atlanta
General Wood
Capt. Lee
National Rotary Club
City Charter Vote Ad Urges Honest Governance
A citywide appeal labels the current charter as a path to honest efficient government and urges voters to reject misleading attacks. It details a public, open drafting process, cites adoption by forty American cities, and urges voting at City Hall before 6 o clock while denouncing shadowy opponents.
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Joint Committee
China Faces Crisis as President Li Consolidates Power
Peking May 24. Premier Tuan Chi Jui was dismissed amid a clash with President Li Yuan Hung. The overthrow marked a dangerous period in the republic as the president emerged as the strongest Chinese leader, amid mob demonstrations against parliament and a struggle over constitutional governance.
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Chinese Republic
Li Yuan Hung
China
Tuan Chi Jui
Arnold and Abney Promote Swift Brand Pig Hams
Goose liver sausage spiced beef cooked ox tongue and fancy quality bologna advertised by Arnold and Abney with a fresh shipment of tender pig hams. Swift's Premium Brand highlighted. Phone 1076.
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Arnold & Abney
Swift
Athens voters weigh city manager charter today
A man identified as Tom Jones, colored, was found guilty yesterday in federal court of failing to register under the draft act with no good excuse and was sentenced to six months in county jail. He was not a Clarke county resident. The federal court adjourned yesterday and the city charter vote was set for today.
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Tom Jones
Newman
Jones
Clarke County
Georgia Men Stand High in Pharmacy Licenses
In Macon this week the University of Georgia class led the state Pharmacy Board exams. Of 53 examinees, 6 passed for pharmacist licenses, with Gilbert and Witcher among the four apothecaries licenses. One class member Swetland received a diploma elsewhere, serving in the army ambulance corps. Georgia pharmacists again set top marks in state tests.
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State Pharmacy Board
Macon
University of Georgia
Georgia
Gilbert
Witcher
Swetland
Army Ambulance Corps
Cold Storage Houses Packed to Capacity in NYC
New York city retailers are being charged high prices as every available cold storage space is full to capacity. Commissioner of weights and measures Joseph Hartigan issued the statement amid abundant food supplies and growing concern over price levels.
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Associated Press
New York
New York City
Joseph Hartigan
Weights and Measures
Forty-One Young Lawyers Licensed After Graduation
After the University law school graduation exercises, forty-one new lawyers were admitted to practice in Clarke County. Judge A. J. Cobb and Judge W. T. Newman presided in county and federal court rooms respectively, licensing the graduates as bachelors of law. Clarke County has admitted more young men to the bar in the past century than twenty other counties combined.
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United States
A. J. Cobb
W. T. Newman
Clarke County
Girl Student Cleared of Anti Draft Charges
New York June 20 Eleanor Parker Barnard College senior was acquitted in federal court of conspiring to induce men not to register under the selective draft. The cases against Owen Cattell and Charles Phillips Columbia University students remain to go to the jury tomorrow.
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Associated Press
New York
Eleanor Parker
Barnard College
Owen Cattell
Charles Phillips
Columbia University
Athens Votes On City Manager Plan At City Hall
Athens citizens vote today on the proposed city manager plan charter with a single polling place at City Hall open from 7 30 a m to 4 p m. The measure, drawn by council and citizens committees, would be presented to the legislature if a majority approves.
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Athens
Citizens’ Committee
Council
Crazy plotter remanded to insane asylum in federal case
W. H. Clark of Newcomb Tennessee was sent to the state hospital after a federal trial on charges of plotting to blow railroad bridges and munition plants. Telephonic records were used and Clark stated to agents that he caused the explosion in Kingsport where one man died. He also claimed an attempt to blow Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore while an inmate.
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Associated Profe
Knoxville
Tenn
W. H. Clark
Newcomb
Insane Asylum
Clark
Kingsport
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Jack Tar Week In Athens Showcases Middy Display
W. T. Collins & Co features a large window display of Jack Tar Middies for the hot weather season. The store runs a special sale this week with all prices styles and sizes offered to attract patrons and boost sales.
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Athens
W. T. Collins & Co
Doctor Condon Denies Rutgers Death Knowledge
Chattanooga AP report notes Doctor William Condon a U.S. medical corps captain under arrest denied any knowledge of Rutgers student John Piper's death. He will be moved to New Brunswick New Jersey tomorrow for further proceedings.
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Associated Press
Chattanooga
Tenn
William Condon
United States Medical Corps
John Piper
Rutgers College
Condon
New Brunswick
New Jersey
At Your Own Price Home Goods Sale
Fridge sold as is nearly new with two oak dressers mahogany center table a rocker and two chairs. Some other items also available must sell at once call or apply 184 Barber St phone 545.
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Barber St
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