War Casualties and Care Plans Spark Veterans Convention
Washington June 27 650000 war casualties need care within ten years potentially rising to a million. George Ho Gillan of the National Disabled Soldiers League warns a cash bonus plan would harm disabled veterans. Nolen legislative chair notes the plan may affect vocational training funding and living cost adjustments. Galvin F McIntosh Federal Board for Veterans Straining comments on benefit determinations.
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Washington
George Ho Gillan
National Disabled Soldiers' League
Nolen
Galvin F. Ecintosh
He Federal Board For Vetitions
Senate Cabinet To Govern State In Elections
Spechil te Hepmiler reports on the senate cabinet choices for governor, naming Senator Jamey R. Peomos of Jesup and other leaders. The article notes Mills of the 26th district and Walker of the lower state as potential chairs while Clay contemplates rapid completion of appointments by Sunday morning.
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Adianta
Sumy
Sien
Hepmiler
Eatin Oy
Pedern
Jamey R. Peomos
Jesup
Cmd
Rate
Senate
Rankin
Inffiegee
Clay
North Georgia
Ilketviet
Fem
Prawn
Alheny
Walker
Ebalran
Ube
Dim Mills
Dietriet
Milly
Georgia Fremera ™ Union
Sonstor
Ben Walker
Jeffersin
Busiteas
Alates Hinanriat
Sznator
B. Mistelet
Sen Stey LR
AKIN
Tin
Comae Toh
Aly Tay Helmifttee
Snonks
Amd Peidy
Defense to Fig for Male Jurors in Raber Trial
In Cleveland on June 27 4 a drawn out battle over jury selection marks the eve of the trial of Eva Katherine Raber charged with killing her husband Daniel F Raber. State witnesses have been subpoenaed while defense counsel Franely W Poulson vows to block jurors based on gender. Prosecutor Stine tends to favor jurors who may favor conviction.
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eva Katherine Aber
Daniel F. Raber
Franely W. Poulson
Walner Om
Stine
Biggest Raid Ever For Violation Say Prohi Officers
New Orleans Pa June 27 19xx enforcement officials report the largest raid in the area was conducted this afternoon on prohibition law violations. Seizures included large quantities of alcohol in casks and barrels beyond legal limits.
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Prohi
Associated Press
Orleans
Aged Michigan Man Burns Self To Death On Pyre
June 27 report from West Osmam details Henry Papper a despondent Michigan man who built a kerosene fueled funeral pyre and set himself alight. His wife found the body, health troubles cited as motive.
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Michigan
Kalmnazdo
Mick
Heniy Papper
West Osi Tam
Wies
Papper
Athens thief jailed after jewelry and cash theft
An Athens resident named John Henry was jailed after a late night theft. The burglar reportedly took dice, money, and jewelry then left other valuables behind. Total cash recovered was 27.07 dollars. The incident occurred during the night hours in Athens, with no attempt to seize additional wares.
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Athens
Bath
Jobo Henry
John Henry Dd
Lawmakers push large farm relief funding plan
United States Senator William J Harris and Representative Gordon Lee proposed a $200,000,000 fund for farmers accessed via federal bankers at 5 percent with a maximum 6 percent charge. The measure aims to meet congressional demand and support farm loans amid bond issuance.
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Go. Jung
Qeferm Toan Board
United States
Willam J. Harrs
Georgia
Jane Banks
Harris
Congress
W M S Elberton District to Meet With Lavonia Church
The W M S of the Elberton district will meet at Lavonia on June 28 and 29. A strong program is planned with leadership from Mrs W B Brogdon of Atlanta and Mrs Tega Atkhlakou of Newnan. All seventy two churches are urged to send delegates for the day sessions.
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Lavonia
Gas
W. M.S
Elberton
Ys P. Ant
W. &. Brogdon
Atlanta
Tega
Atkhlakou
Newnan
Tragic Farmhouse Killing Suspects Fallout Across Cabinet
Mystery surrounds the Mayfield Kentucky farm tragedy where Ernest Lawrence killed eleven people and possibly himself. Sheriff Mellon McCann says Lawrence acted alone amid reports of violence. cabinet leaders and De Valera tensions figure in the political framing of the incident.
Two Neerots Held Charged Attacking Commerce Chinaman
Special to Tee Hunner Commerce Ga Joly Jackenn and Chief Gass two new grown were arrested today and carried to jail at Jefferson in connection with an attack on Ben Lee a Chinaman assaulted in his laundry around 7 o clock this morning A citizen heard disturbance and Lee with wounds was able to walk to a school hospital where he was treated The attackers fled one by window one by door and were later identified as Jackson and Gose Reports say Lee had over 200 dollars in his shop and robbery is suspected as motive The men allegedly held the Chinaman while another assaulted him and fled
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Associated Press
Mayfield
Ernest Lawrence
Mellon McCannift
Lawrence
Tee Hunner
Commerce
Joly
Jackenn End
Gass
Jefferson
Ben Lee
beRroes
Lee
Jackson
Gose
Tk Fe
Goss
Barry Jackson
Ivekeon
Fight Fans Force Standing Room Only Sign in New York Hotels
New York June 27 A vanguard of fight fans for the Dempsey Garpentier bout has flooded the city and worsened housing. Some hotels already remove studying rooms to free space as betting mounts. Wall Street brokers estimate about 200000 dollars bet so far with Dempsey the favorite and Carpentier noted for his money.
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New York
Dombsey-Garpentier
New York Ag
Alrady
Wallstreet
Dempsey
Carpentier
Young Students Survive Sunday Campus Auto Spill
Ed Wright and Earl Watson of the University of Georgia Summer School narrowly escaped serious injuries Sunday afternoon when tossed from a Ford car at College Avenue and Broad Street near the campus entrance. Wright suffered a severe gash and other bruises, taken to St Mary’s hospital in resting condition. Watson escaped with minor bruises and scratches.
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Ed Wright
Earl Watson
University of Georgia Summer School
College Avenue
Broad Street
University
Wright
Watson
Ostreets
St. Mary's Hospital
Mr. Watton
General Harris to Attend Meet of American Legion
Major General Peter C U Katrris adjutant general of the army sails for Columbus Ga to join the state meeting of the American Legion and participate in the Fourth of July celebration in Atlanta. General Harris plans to address the Tennessee Lomton at Chattanooga next week. He recalls the large volume of work in the adjutant general's office during World War I, noting record handling and rapid access to information for inquiries from the Bureau of War Risk Insurance, the federal board for vocational training, and others.
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Washington, D. C
Peter CU. Katrris
Army
Grorsiu
American Legion
Columbus
Pate
Brstiog
Atlanta
Pices
Tie Fe
Gesere
Hicks
Cami
Bennini
Chathiangca
Harris
Kingston
Purtaw County
Altus Academy
Tvs Feo
Ceduetown
Tefa
Pufantryary Cavalry School
Army War College
Aint
Dusing
Hytra
Harris Todey
Sneelal Ieee
Rodinire
Adjutant General
Tarris
Bureau of
Risk Insurance
Federal Board For Vocational Training
Planes of Navy and Army Bombing Coastal Target
Washington June reports the army and navy air services are ready to bomb the coastal battleship Texas or Iowa like target with radio controlled planes. Bombs will be dropped on the approaching enemy ship to deter an attack.
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NAVY
ARMY
Washington, D. C
Navy Air Services
Tonigur
Testa
Veeaiaiarctas
Towa
Settee
Non-Stop Flight to New York Ends At Fort Bliss
David Francis and Eric Springer left Rivergile California for a nonstop flight to New York but engine trouble forced a descent at Fort Bliss Texas this afternoon. They plan to resume the flight tomorrow and expect to land at Mineola within twenty four hours, weather permitting.
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el Page
Tex
David Francis
Eric Springer
Rivergile
Cal
New York
Fort Bliss
Mineola
Siebert of Valdosta Suffering Severe Appendicitis
Siebert of Valdosta, a University of Georgia graduate now with the University cooperative association, was seized by a severe appendicitis Sunday morning and confined to Crawford W. Long infirmary. Doctors have not yet needed to operate and by Monday afternoon hoped surgery would be avoided. his condition remained serious but improving as of press time.
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LR. Siebert
Valdosta
University of Georgia
University Cooperative Insociation
Crawford W. Long
Socialist vote against Strime in United States
Socialist national convention endorses the general strike as a tool of the workers but rejects advocating it in the United States. It votes down attempts to authorize political strikes to repeal or pass registration and calls for curbs on radical and labor groups to determine participation. In Washington, Senate panel criticizes the Vocational Education Board amid testimony by Sadie Maple about mistreatment of dissenting servicemen and pressure on teachers to deny influence against the federal board.
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Army Hospital
Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Soctl
Ist
United States
Radical and
Washington, D. C
Board For Vocational Education
Senate Committee
Come Iilites
Sadie Maple
Baleimore
Federal Board
Macen Alumni to Entertain Barrow Tomorrow Night
Announcement notes that Chancellor David Fitren of the University of Georgia will attend a Macon dinner of alumni at 7 30 PM tomorrow night at the Hotel Dempsey. The visit follows the Athens commencement and aims to support the ill fund campaign via a statewide tour.
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Chanellor David ©. Fitren
University of Georgia
Macen
Dume
Dempsey
Chanecellor Bartow
Macon
Athens
Tristeen
Ino Atlenta
Cobuui Bya
Ex Judge McGannon Found Guilty of Perjury in Murder Case
Cleveland June 27. Willan H McGannon former chief judge of the municipal court was found guilty of perjury tonight in a murder case involving Harold C Easy. He had earlier been freed on the murder charge.
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Cleveland
Willan H. McGannon
Municipal Court
McGannon
SintWel
Harold ¢. Easy
Warne
Willis Campbell Bill Passes Senate Prevent Sale Beer
The Willis Campbell bill to prevent the sale of beer to the sick passes the House by a 250 to 93 vote after four hours of debate and is sent to the Senate for final enactment this week. The stormy session features shouting and party lines with Deputy opponents and supporters trading charges about anti saloon league drafting the bill and Prohibition influence.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Senate
Representative Ml
Maryland
Wayne B. Wheeler
Anti Saloon League
Thaye
Foster
Répub Wenn
Ohio
Fleetwood Lanier Kiwanis secretary bio profile
The text profiles Fleetwood Lanier a Kiwanis secretary tied to multiple groups and clubs. A Statesboro Georgia native, he works in Erwin & Co insurance and attends University with Kappa Sigma. He serves in the Amibilean Legion as finance officer, trained as an officer in World War I, and lives at 240 Barber Street with a May 2 birthday.
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Fleetwood Lanier
Kiwanis
Migny Joa
Herbert McHatton
Linton Gerdine
Statesboro
Insurance Department
Erwin & Co
University
Kappa Sigma
Cloverhutel
Phol -Be
Mack Sennett
Amibilean Legion
Nva
Tun
Assilant
France
Artillery Reserve Corps
Erwin& Co
Barber Street
English Miners Strike Not Yet Settled Report
London June 27 no definite agreement reached when the conference between coal owners and miners with Premier Lloyd George adjourned at midnight. Premier declined to pledge the subsidy of a million pounds until consulting with the cabinet tomorrow. Miners executive committee warned that without subsidy a settlement would be impossible and a general stoppage could continue for another three months.
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Associated Press
London
Lloydcorge
Preghterearge
Middleweight title bout ends in points decision in London
Ted Lewis defeated Jack Bloom on points after a twenty round middleweight championship of England bout in London. The match concluded with Lewis securing the national title.
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Associated Press
London
Ted
Kia
Lewis
Jack Bloom
England
Lack of Fire Protection Prompts Trustee Plea to Legislature
An article in The Banner discusses a fire at a College of Agriculture barn blamed on inadequate fire protection. Trustees led by T W Read urge funding, citing the need for improved protection and facilities. The State Fire War and University trustees pressed for appropriations, which the legislature failed to grant, with renewed requests at the June session.
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College of Agriculture
Hield
Wich
Trasteva
T W. Read
Jong Ting
Pire Warahal
Joyner
State College of Agriculture
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Walter Raleigh
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