Notables Present at Kiwanis Bet Held Yesterday
The March Kiwanis meeting at the YMCA drew many members and visitors. Judge Andrew J. Cobb presided in the absence of the president and vice president. B. B. Mell won the attendance prize with his horseshoe trophy amid several guest speakers and plans for the University of Georgia fund drive.
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Dorsey
Michael
Andrew J. Cobb
B. B. Mell
Mell
Steenth
Athens
University’ of ‘Georgia
Frown
Water
Water Ny A
Tor Ee
Wabash
Filntoff
Idaho
Greer
New York Central’ Pallway
Will
Hutchins
New Mex
Touk Bill White
Georgia Baseball
Mangum
Bulldogs
Os Pine
Yesterda
Panama to Take UTE Bone: Peace Basis in Dispute
Panama plans to accept a solution from the League of Nations on the Costa Rica border dispute. Officials anticipate a proposal to shape peace terms and probe jurisdiction for a settlement process.
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Panama
Associated Press
Ngamain Tof Fh
Mavenal
Costa Rica
America
Pounter
Harding Advisers Increase Focus on Foreign Relations
Washington March 10 Associated Press reports President Harding and his chief advisers are turning more attention to foreign relations. Topics include new diplomatic representatives Mexico Rhine league of nations and the Costa Rica controversy with no actions immediately forecast. Possible appointments include Myron T. Herrick to France Henry Lane Wilson for Italy Col. George Harvey and Cornelius Vanderbilt for Great Britain.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Mexico
Rhine
League of Nations
Costa Rica
Paris
State Department
Obregon
Myron T. Herrick
France
Henry Lane Wilson
Italy
George Harvey
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Great Britain
Mrs Horace M Holden Appointed to Hall of Fame Commission
Mrs Horace M Holden, a prominent Athens woman, is named to a five member commission created by a 1920 General Assembly resolution. The panel will solicit funds for busts of Alexander H Stephens and Dr Crawford W Lobg to place in the National Hall of Fame in Washington. Dr Garnett W Quillian is chairman. other members include A Henson Calhoun W Rustice Sirmans Waycross and Mrs Frand Harrold Americus.
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Horace M. Holden
Athens
General Assembly
Alexander FH. Staphens
Crawford’ W. Lobg
National Hall of Fame
Washington
Georgia
Garnett W. Quillian
Georgia Manufacturers to Hold Convention in Athens
Mr. John W. Yopp secretary of the Georgia Manufacturers association will visit Athens today as guest of Harvey Stovall. Yopp aims to finalize arrangements for the convention to be held in Athens on April 18 and 24. Andrew C. Erwin president of the Chamber of Commerce Harvey Stovall and H. J. Rowe chair the convention committee. An attractive program is expected for attendees.
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John W. Yopp
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Harvey Stovall
Budwine Co
Qiy
Yopp
Athens
Aemis
Andrew C. Erwin
Chamber of Commerce
Harvey, Stovall
H. J
Nerviest Georgia Man Quizzes Buckhead Neighbors
Special to The Banner. Buckhead near Atlanta reports a tense claim of a man waking others at midnight and borrowing a shotgun to kill a dog, later identified as the neighbor’s dog. The Atlantan asserts the nervous man’s actions were driven by fear and insomnia.
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Atlante
Buckhead
Atlanta
Atlantis
Prohibition Ruling Spurs Debate on Warrants in Raids
The text discusses Amos Lawrence's conviction for removing untaxed spirits and the claim that a federal search of his home without a warrant violated the fifth and other constitutional provisions. The piece notes authorities debating whether dry officers must always have warrants, risking curbs on raids and seizures without one.
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Lawrence Amos
Amos
Supreme Court
Uniforms Bids Sought for State Normal School
Jere M. Pound advertises for bids to furnish uniforms for students of the State Normal School for a year starting March 16. Bids open and run until that date and will be considered by the uniform committee of the board of trustees. The successful bidder must deal directly with students and supply uniforms identical in style to those now in use.
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State Normal School
Jere M. Pound
Board of Trustees
Arrests in Georgia murder case linked to domestic trouble
Investigations into the death of W. W. Wilhome in Greensboro Georgia last week led to the arrest of Ane Bie 18 and another man. Williams' family had recently learned of the arrests after a chemist in Atlanta sent testimony about domestic trouble and an attempted shooting by Williams' wife. All three suspects denied the charges as the January trial is set to begin tomorrow.
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McIntyre
Heath
Alexander
James McIntyre
Ing
K. Heath
Cork
Heory Clay Jones
Negro Minstrels
Inder
Meade
Associated Press
Greensboro
W. W
Wil- Home
Farmer
Williams
Atlanta
Tial Wil Bo Arted Tomor
Bible Conference Delivers Deep Theological Plea
An out of town audience attends a Bible conference where Dr Morgan discusses The Finality of Biblical Authority. He contrasts divine revelation with human laws and emphasizes the church's role as pillar and ground of the truth.
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Morgan
Christ
God
Mike
Isa
Broughton
Hutton
Dre Morgan
Eridden Ephesus
Paul
Devlin
Church of the Living God
Moody
Dr. Morgan
Morocco
Railways announce wage reductions affecting thousands
New York Central will cut wages from April 16 for about 43 000 employees and subsidiary lines with 174 000 workers likely follow. Eighty five job classes hit, many in national unions, with changes tied to United States Railway Labor Board decision number two from last July. Western roads including Santa Fe and Milwaukee & St Paul also propose large cuts.
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Associated Press
New York
New York Central
Suisidiary Lines
National Labor
United States Railway Labor Board
Chicago
Western Railway
Santa Fe
Omicako
Milwaukee
Bugg to Answer Mediation Stance Tomorrow
Atlanta March 10 B L Bugg receiver of the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic said he would answer federal mediators regarding mediation tomorrow. Unions and federal district Judge Sibley have welcomed mediation.
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Atlanta
B. L. Bugg
Atlanta, Birmingham & Atlantic
Sibley
Bolsheviks repulsed attempting to reach Kronstadt
A chaotic dispatch from Riga reports Bolshevik forces yesterday tried to reach Kronstadt across a reef but were repelled. The report claims many Bolsheviks drowned with casualties unclear.
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Kronstadt
Associati i Riga
Epatahik
Moscow
Bivcee
Spr
Regimental Parade At Herty Field This Afternoon
Regimental parade will be held on Herty Field this afternoon at 6 30. The infantry cavalry and motor transport units of the University R O T C will participate. Everyone is invited to witness.
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Herty Field
University
Conference Services Continue With Weekend Sessions
The conference will extend Friday with services at 10 80 p m 40 p m and 7 45 p m. Saturday will offer only morning and evening sessions with announcements on Saturday and for next week BL HM further notes.
Harding Takes Up Appeal In Wages By Packers
The conference of meat cutters and butchers workmen appeals to President Harding to prevent wage cuts and changes in hours. Frank Morrison says union executives will arrange a strike vote and allied unions must send reps to Chicago for next Wednesday. Results expected by then. The goal is to ensure the nation’s meat supply remains uninterrupted.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Conference of
Meat Cutters and Butchers
Harding
Frank Morrison
American
Federation of Lawth
Chicago
Palmer urges German reparations to ease U S war tax burden
Former Attorney General Palmer argues in Atlantic City that insisting Germany pay full reparations would relieve Americans from war taxes as relief measures dominate the Harding administration. He says the greatest problem is relief from taxation and links reparations to this goal.
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Associated Press
Atlantic City
N. J
United States
Germany
Atorney
Palmer
Harding
House GOP predicts brief investigations in new session
Washington D C March 16 Republican leaders said the new extraordinary session will spend little time on investigations. They noted the just closed session had nearly a hundred inquiries by house committees, largely about war conduct.
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Washington, D.D
Congress
House Republican
House
Atlanta Athletic Club Defeats Los Angeles 23 to 20
In Kansas City on March 10 the Atlanta Athletic Club beat the Los Angeles Athletic Club 23 to 20 in the pennant round of the national basketball championship.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Associated Press
Kansas City
Atlanta Athletic’ Club
Los Angeles Athletic Club
Mystic Zangar Visits Palace Theater As Letters Pour In
The Banner reports hundreds of letters arriving at the Palace requesting advice from world renowned mystic Zangar during a multi day visit starting Monday. Readers may submit questions at the theater foyer or through The Bee for his in person or written responses.
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Zangar
Zankar
Beane
Tees
Athens
Tie
Conan
Clara Smith Hamon Goes On Trial For Killing J L Hamon
Ardmore Okla March 10 A jury was seated for the trial of Clara Smith Hamon charged with the murder of Jake L Hamon a Oklahoma millionaire and Republican national committeeman. Hamon died November 26 after a fatal shooting five days earlier. Prosecutors say the shooting was not accidental. A separate information charged Clark Smith Hamon and Jake Hamon with a statutory offense.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Okla
Clara’ Smith Hamon
Jake ‘Jl. Hamon
Oklahoma
Hamon
Frank
Winterville Corn Supper for Farmers Set at 7:30 PM
Special to The Scanner Winterville plans a corn supper for farmers on Friday March 10 at 7 30 PM. The menu is prepared by the home economics class and served cafeteria style. Music by University Scrap Iron Quartette and string band. No admission charged. Everybody welcome.
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Winterville
Mareh
Sveetin
University
Atring Bend
Maredith
Attorney General Hints At Hiring Delays In Justice Dept
Washington March 10 The attorney general says job hunters seeking posts in the department of justice will have to wait as changes to pricing and staffing are outlined The official hints that Republicans may replace Democratic incumbents in key positions and a trimming process is planned to avoid extra government costs.
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Washington, D
Department of Justice
Tle
Republicana
Southland Clubs Plan Big New York Confederate Veterans Day
Atlanta report says the Southland Clubs of New York will celebrate Confederate Veterans Day on April 7. The event honors southern memory with annual addresses by noted speakers, including Hon. Thos B Felder, a New York lawyer formerly from Atlanta, regarded as an eloquent speaker.
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Atlanta
Southland Clubs
New York
South
Thos, B. Felder
Felder
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Clara Smith
J. L. Hamon
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