Third International Conference Opens in Moscow
Associated Press reports the Third International of Moscow opened in the Soviet capital June 23. The radio message says the congress aims at communism with revolution as its weapon and Proletarian Russia as its stronghold. Rega, Letyia, is noted as the source and the event marks a major ideological gathering for the global communist movement.
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Associated Press
Rega
Letyia
Third International
Moscow
Mexzaga
Congress of International
Russia
Weather Bulletin Notes Subtropical Storm Northward Movement
Athens and Vicinity Friday forecast partly cloudy with possible showers. For Georgia northwest portions may see showers, temperature little changed. The subtropical storm advanced from Texas coast toward interior, central Thursday morning between Palestines and Dallas, pressure below 29.65 inches, heavy rains in Texas and extending east to the Mississippi. Showers likely as far east as Georgia, with southeastern heat and Ohio valley moderation.
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Athens
Georgia
Texas
Interior
Palestines
Dallas
Texia
Mississippi River
Ohio Valley
Georgia boys shine at Cavalry camp opening at Ft. Ethan Allen
Fort Ethan Allen Vermont June 23 The Reserve Officers Training Corps Cavalry camp opened June 16 and runs to July 20 Competition includes seven eastern units led by Norwich Culver and VMI with Georgia, University of Georgia, and other schools fielding teams in baseball tennis track polo rifle pistol and riding for the Camp Championship Special polo and swimming instruction is noted Chaplain Fraser of the R C T c camp has earned the boys’ friendship Athens is mentioned with Mrs John White in a fragmented line
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Ft. Ethan Allen
Vermont
University of
Georgia
Fraser
Athens
John White
Daring Escape From Cleveland County Jail Reported
Two alleged murderers and a parole violator escaped the Cleveland jail after overpowering four deputies. The fugitives Bobby Hunt and James Walsh, indicted for first degree murder in the Policonian Galla gher case, fled masked with revolvers.
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Cleveland
Bobby” Hunt
James
Walsh
Charles Gallagher
Where the Best Eats Are Today
A fragment list of groceries and prices from KING-HODGSON CO and Arnold Abney & Co. includes fresh vegetables like string beans, butter beans, tomatoes, cucumbers, lettuce, and peppers, plus fruits such as peaches, cantaloupes, bananas, oranges, grapefruits, and lemons. Featured items include Elite brand produce, Swann's Down flour, roast beef, new Irish potatoes, and a promotion offering $100 per bushel with equal value groceries.
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King-Hodgson CO
Arnold, Abney & Co
Gompers Denounces Hearst At Labor Federation Meet
Samuel Gompers denounced William Randolph Hearst on the floor of the American Federation of Labor convention in Denver on June 23. He called Hearst a traitor to America and freedom and an enemy of labor, cheered by delegates, and said Hearst attacked him for declining to be chained to Hearst's bid for the presidency.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colo
William Randolph Hearst
The
Amrican
Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
America
Freedom
Ireland
Hearst
Gompers
United States
Anti-Beer Bills Hurried On Passage By House
Washington June 23 The house judiciary committee unanimously reported the Wil lig Campbell bill to prevent propagation of beer for sick regulations by the bureau of internal revenue Machinery was set for early passage by the house as the tangle over anti beer legislation cleared.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House
Judiciary
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Adair Reaches Southern Golf Semi Finals in D C
Washington D C June 235 Perry Adar of Atlanta Frank Godcaus of Nashville H R Venaler of Memphis and Pollak Boyd of Chattanooga advanced to the Southern Golf Tournament semi finals by winning second round matches 72 Minx. Charlotte Boyle national champion at 50 and 60 yard swimming set a new record in the 160 yard swim at Brighton Beach.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Perry Adar
Atlanta
Frank Godcaus
Nashville
H.R. Venaler
Memhis
Pollak Boyd
Chattanooga
Acin
Charlotte Boyle
Brighton Beach
Special Examinations For City School Applicants
A special examination of applicants for city school positions will take place at the College Avenue building on Friday July 22. The test runs from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Covered subjects include Arithmetic English Geography United States History Vocal Music History and Science of Education and Penmanship. For further information contact G G Bond Superintendent.
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College Avenue
United States
G. G. Bond
Reward for arrest and conviction of arson in Carlton Ga
A reward of grov 00 will be paid for arrest and conviction of the party or parties who set fire to the barn of W. E. Whitelead at Carlton Georgia on the night of June 18 1921. R A Broach mayor of the town of Carlton Georgia.
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W. E. Whitelead
Carlton
R. A. Broach
Annual stockholders meeting at Commercial Bank of Athena
The Commercial Bank of Athena will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the bank offices located at 179 College Avenue, Athens, Georgia, at 4 o'clock P M on Wednesday July 6 1922. J B Patman cashier notices this official gathering for shareholders and the notice is dated July 4. Seaboard Air Line Ry northbound timetable shows a 10 05am departure at Atlanta to Monroe to Tovat and Memphis in sequence with the fragmentary travel note.
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Bank of Athena
College, Avenue
Athens
Georgia
J. B. Patman
Seaboard Air Line
Atlanta
Monroe
Memphis
Nash Be Retained As Adj General Under Hardwick
Atlanta June 23 Major J VanHolt Nash will be reappointed adjutant general of Georgia a post he has held under four governors except for World War I service Claude A West executive secretary will remain in the executive department for a time to aid the new administration West known for long service and familiarity with department details and routine
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Nash
Adj
Hardwick
Atlanta
J. VanHolt Nash
Georgia
Claude A. West
Lis
West
Commissioners Approve Truck and Mule Purchase
At a county board of roads and revenues meeting an order approved buying a two and a half ton truck and six mules for use by the county road forces and farm. The truck was purchased and the mules will be bought at once for county needs.
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Board of Commissioners of Roads and Revenues
Oath of Office to Be Administered by Judge Luke
Governor-elect Thomas W. Hardwick will be inaugurated Saturday with the oath of office administered by Judge Roscoe Luke rather than the chief justice. The choice reflects Hardwick and Luke's lifelong friendship and close association.
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Justice R. Luke
Atlanta
Jana
Thomas W. Hardwick
Roscoe Luke
CES
Appeals
Supreme Court
Hardwick
Luke
Leita Brazelton Named House Postmistress
Atlanta June 23 Boesker W C Neill announced the appointment of Miss Leita Brazelton of Flowery Branch as postmistress of the house of representatives. She is a granddaughter of Hon J F Duncan of Hall County, a well known and beloved member of the house. Read for profit, one for aure results Banner Want Ads. Phone 76.
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Atlanta
Boesker W. C. Neill
Leita Brazelton
Flowery Bratch
House of Representatives
Brazelton
J. F. Duncan
Hall County
Sanford Wilson of Commerce Dies at 73 in Atlanta
Sanford Wilson of Commerce Ga died Thursday morning in an Atlanta panitorium at 73. Survived by his wife and several children, his remains were sent for funeral services and interment. Standard Oil Co announces cut in gasoline prices by two cents per gallon in Atlanta on June 23.
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Commerce
Atlanta
Heig Eurvived Bey
Os Mer ‘Eral
Eincon
Standard Oil CO
Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Het Standard Oil
Baseball scores and results across leagues
In the Southern League Lee and Birmingham defeated Mobile 10 to 0 while New Orleans beat Mabirtile 8 in a rain affected game versus Atlanta Little Rock. In the American League Detroit lost to St. Louis 4 to 6 and Chicago shut out Cleveland 6 to 0 as Philadelphia beat Washington 5 to 3 and Boston edged New York 6 to 1. In the National League New York topped Boston 10 to 4 while Brooklyn beat Philadelphia 6 to 4 and Cincinnati defeated Chicago 6 to 3 and St Louis 3. St Louis won the second game against Pittsburgh 94 to 3.
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