Georgia Governor Calls Factions Aside in Statewide Stand
Georgia Governor asserts that politics be adjourned and factions set aside to focus on stabilizing state governance. He expects a series of cabinet and legislative meetings, inviting the Senate president and House leaders to discuss concerted actions, with a forthcoming conference among top officials at the capitol.
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Atlanta
Tate
Georgia
Governodwick
Senate
Jeltus
Oll
Ihiey
Ixapas
Seize Breweries Charged With Too Much Kick in Beer
State agents today seized breweries amid charges of excessive kick in beer. The raid targeted facilities under investigation for producing beverages with illicit additives. Officials emphasized safety and regulatory compliance as the case moves forward.
Farm Bureau Fights Over Dept of Agr in Senate
In Atlanta on June 28 the Farm Bureau pushed for influence of the Dept of Agriculture in state deliberations. The Senate debated reconsidering its earlier resolution on department scope, with Governor Hardwick’s economy policy cited and opponents arguing for direct, solid knowledge of needs. The measure moved toward a final vote as tension rose over governance and budget oversight.
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Atlanta
Farm Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Serste
House
Agricultural Department
Senate
L. C. Brown
Senate Pap
Iene
Pound of
Agle
McMichael
Rotary Picnic Called Off Meeting Held Wednesday July 6
An Athens Rotary Club notice announces the planned picnic for Wednesday July 6 has been postponed. Officials say a large number of members will be in Atlanta attending hearings for the Athens Railway and Electric Company, prompting the change. A luncheon may be held at a hotel after the postponement.
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Rotary
Athena Rotary
Watson
Peperard
Yedson
Atlanta
Athens Railway and Electric Company
Summer School Attendance on the Rise in Georgia
Georgia's three state schools in Athens unite for a large summer program. The University of Georgia summer school stands alone in the South, drawing over a thousand teachers and college students. Last year eighty percent of Georgia teachers took special courses.
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United States
Wooster
Uni of Georgia
College Agericulture
State Normal School
University of Georgia Summer School
South
Georgia
Credit Leves
Electric interests seek fee relief before Atlanta hearing
Representatives of manufacturers, citizens groups, and the Chamber of Commerce appear before the railroad commission in Atlanta today seeking higher power and water rates, and electric car fare increases. Key figures from the city council and business community attend to present arguments for and against the proposed petitions. The hearing, moved to today to allow opponents time to prepare, will hear from both sides and is not expected to yield a final ruling for several days.
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Manufactur. F Org
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Railroad Commission
Pest
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Stth
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Harry Hodgson
Julian Goethius
A.C. Dudley
Manufacturers’ Committee
Davison
Council
Barnett Meas
Com Ai Beremonty
Refuttal
Commle Eion
Habeas Corpus Frees Looney From Clarke Jail
B B Looney released after habeas corpus proceedings from Clarke jail. Looney had been held on charges related to stealing a Ford car and was arrested in Greenville South Carolina. The case occurred in Clarke County and was resolved yesterday by the court.
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Looney
Clarke Jail
B. B. Looney
Clarke’ County
Wan
Greenville
Leaders Hope 70 Haven Hands Harden The Week
Congressional leaders push toward final passage of a peace resolution ending the state of war with Germany and Austria. Republicans and Democrats debate terms while Senate and House work toward a compromise to protect American property and end the conflict this week.
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Harding
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senatesani House
Republican
House
Germany
Senate
Itchcock
Hamilton Would Push Constitutional Convention Bill in Georgia
Special to Tip Banner reports Judge Harper Hamilton plans to introduce a constitutional convention bill this year after debate with lawmakers. The measure seeks to elect delegates in 1922 for a convention, aiming to modernize Georgia’s business system and pull the state onto a sound financial footing. The Floyd County delegation’s senior member advocates legislative interest to advance the proposal.
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Tip
Atlanta
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Levening
Moe
Floyd County
House of Representatives
Assembly
Georgis
Hardwicks
Wendy
Chamber Directors to Meet Thursday Afternoon
Athens Chamber of Commerce secretary B W Carroll announces a special board meeting will be held Thursday at 4 o clock in the Hinton Securities Building. Several important matters will be taken up and all directors are urged to attend.
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B. W. Carroll
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Hinton Securities
De Valera presses unity as path to Irish peace
Dublin reports Eamon De Valera, leader of the Irish republicans, not ready to answer Prime Minister Lloyd George on an Irish settlement. He seeks peace through unity and plans to confer with political minority representatives before replying. He has written to Sir James Craig inviting a conference at Dublin’s Mansion House to hear Ulster perspectives.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Eamonn DeValera
George
Torth
Ielanda
Ireland
DeLavera
James Craig
Uleter
Ul Refer
Bank Robbery Near College Park Ends With Pennies
Associated Press reports a robbery at the Bank of College Park in College Park California where two men grabbed a bag of pennies worth 76 dollars. They fled in a car, shots were fired, and the bag was recovered. Two men were arrested. J. R. Brooks confessed while Edgie Jamen denied involvement. Brooks says Jaman joined the plan after meeting two men in an Atlanta pool hall.
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Associated Press
College Park
Theo Handits
Bank of College’ Park
J. R. Brooks
Edgie Jamen
Brooke
Jaman Wa
Brooks
Atlanta
Bis
Another Effort Made Prevent Fight Being Staged in New Jersey
Newark reports a criminal conspiracy charge to hold the Dempsey Carpentier prize fight in New Jersey will be presented to Prosecutor Garvan in Jersey City. Herbert Clark of the International Reform bureau stated the move followed an injunction being dissolved in civil proceedings before two chancellors and a final attempt to prevent the bout.
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New Jersey
Associated Press
Newark
N. J
Garvan
Jersey City
Dempsey-Carpentier
Herbert Clark
International Reform Bureau
Prohi Lawyer Put On Bond Charged With Selling Permits
Washington June 2 Associated Press reports Tam Williams Agai former chief of the legal division of the bureau of licenses was arrested and charged with accepting bribes and distributing liquor permits. He posted a bond of 3000. Other arrests on similar charges expected soon according to investigators.
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Associated Pressy
Washington, D. C
Witam
P. Agai
Hhief
Bares
Bureau of Abies, Free
Alon
Woman Juror Seated In Mrs Kaber Case
Cleveland June 28 Women may help decide the fate of Mrs Eva Katherine Kaber charged with plotting her husband s assassination two years ago at the opening of her trial today The defense contends the constitution al right to a jury trial was not denied The defense lawyer would exhaust sixteen military challenges to keep women off the jury Two men and one woman were ousted today but the prosecutor said a complete jury was not expected for a week
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Associated Press
Cleveland
Eva
Katherine Kaber
Indys Jon Sverraled
Tyo Min
Babe Ruth Visits Carpentier in New Jersey Camp
Babe Ruth visited Georges Carpentier at his New Jersey camp and wished the challenger a home run in a hypothetical Saturday bout with Jack Dempsey for the world heavyweight title. Ruth’s appearance drew a crowd as one of many visitors who stopped by the camp before Carpentier slipped away in his car.
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Associated Press
Maphaetet
N. J
Ruth
Eorges Carpentier
Jack Dempsey
Bath
Army of Visitors
Carpentier
National wage rules on overtime in railway service
The Associated Press reports that under federal control railways with existing overtime agreements will maintain current terms. The board ruled overtime beyond established hours must be paid, with workers on eight hours or more under previous time and a half after eight, pending further decisions by August.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
Rae
Dette
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Ana
Ania
Rich
Sabes
Chancellor Da University on tour stops in Macon
Chancellor Harrow arrives in Macon for a university event at the Demphoy Motel as part of a state drive. The tour, aimed at alumni, marks the first visit since the war era and continues through October 11 as fundraising proceeds.
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Ning
Georl Lumbus
Trong Gems
Harrow
Minner
Ff Macon
Barrow
Grath
IN ROTARY By QHAS B MARTIN Milledge Circle Host Profile
IN ROTARY features B MARTIN a profile of Milton Preston Jarnagin a representative of the State College of Agriculture and husbandry department. A Tennessee native long residents of Athens he attended University of Tennessee Wisconsin and SeeTeaKol lows earning degrees. He is active in community affairs and church, with farms in Tennessee and Georgia. He is vice president, keen humor, and plans to attend meetings across the country. His birthday is September.
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State College of Agriquitare Und Fm
Anima
Athens
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University of Peers
University of Wisconsin
SeeTeaKol
Tennessee
Georgi
Presbyte- Heta
State College of Cultire
H Milledge Circle
Goberban Homes
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