Plans Under Way for Georgia Manufacturers Convention
Plans progress for the Georgia Manufacturers Association convention to be held in the city on April 13 and 14. Officials from the chamber of commerce Rotary club and University of Georgia met to organize the program including addresses, committee reports, and an evening dance with a football game Georgia vs. Alabama set for the Georgian hotel quarters.
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J. W. Yopp
Georgia Manufacturers’sociation
Chamber of Commerce
Har‘ley Stovall
Association
A. Rhodes
H. J. Rowe
J. W. Jarrell
C. D. Flanigen
Rotary Club
V. Sanford
University of Georgia
Andrew
Erwin
David
Barrow
B. Baker
Jamey Emery
Sean Perea
Andrea
Edgarton
Wament
Zehal
Georgia
Alabama
Georgian Hotel
Death of Mrs Cara A Carson at Colbert
Cara A Carson 36 wife of H B Carson of Southern Manufacturing died yesterday at a local hospital. She leaves two sons Fletcher two daughters Mrs K M Norrell Mildred Carson an infant daughter six brothers and sister Mrs Clara Murray of 820 Boulevard. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 from the Methodist church Colbert with Rev A L Flury of Athens officiating. Interment in Colbert cemetery.
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Ita
Cara A. Carson
H. B. Carson
Southern Manufacturing Company
Athens
Colbert
Revival of Low Price Sale Notices Restoration of Mr Morris Stock
The Banner reports Mr Lee Morris renews a limited revival sale of clothing shoes hats and furnishings for a few days. Public demand prompted the extension after material delays from a building remodel sparked by a recent fire. Prices remain at real value reductions below cost for quick purchases.
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Lee Morright
Morris
Wage strike at Buggies Media stalls mediation
In Mianta Ga March 11 B L Luge receiver for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic says he will not enter strike mediation. Commissioners Cham bers and Kluttz plan to seek Washington guidance while Bugg says he can raise wages negotiations. He cites a 1920 payroll over 4 million and a 2 million rise since 1917 as strained by last year’s rate cuts. Union leaders won t comment. Mediation may go to President Warding. Local train from Atlanta to Manchester returned after engine wheel tire loosened. No damage.
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Associated
Mianta
B. L. Luge
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Chambers and Kluttz
Washington
Bugg
Warding
Associated Press
Manchester
Georgia
Captain Brooks Returning to Marvel after WWI service
Dr. G. A. Brooks son of Mr. Yeats volunteers in 1918, served in France with Old Hickory division, commanded surgical hospitals in Gostivar Serbia Pojarevetz Drakoviten and in Poland with the Red Cross before resuming medical practice in Marvel Arkansas. He is returning home with favorable remarks and friends.
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G. A. Brooks
Yeats
Marvel
Arkansas
Brooks
Greenleaf
Ark
France
American Red Cross
Gostivar
Serbia
Pojarevetz
Tle
Drakoviten
Red Cross
Jugo- Slavia
Paris
Poland
America
Regimental Parade By University Unit Draws Crowd
Infantry cavalry and motor transport corps of the University R O T C held a regimental parade yesterday afternoon on Herty Field. A large citizen turnout watched NCOs receive warrants as part of formal ceremonies. The event reflected ongoing ties with government and Georgia military affairs.
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Univeralty R. O O. T. C
Herty Field
Aish Rattog P
Brogreka AE
Georgia
Harding Instructs Benson To Continue Workings of Board
President Harding directed Chairman Benson of the Shipping Board to keep functioning as if the board were fully organized. The move is to maintain a definite status for a practically memberless board while awaiting new nominations.
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Harding
Benson
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Dent Harding
The
Shipping Board
Davis Proffers Dept Services in Wages Case
Secretary of Labor Davis offered services of the department in a wage dispute between racking house employees and packing concerns. Telegrams were sent to unions and packers after a White House talks with President Harding. The aim is to readjust the dispute to avoid a strike and maintain industrial activity.
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Washington
Department of Labor
Davis
Harding
Fiest
Jury Takes 10 Rooms in Ardmore Murder Trial
Clara Smith Hamon, on trial for the murder of Jake L. Hamon, rearranged furniture in hotel rooms with the jury present and heard testimony that Hamon claimed she shot him while he lay in bed. Evidence included a small pistol bought last November and a blood stained bullet hole scene, with Hamon's friends saying such items were burned to hide them. Hamon wept in court and left briefly.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Oklo
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Hamon
Dr. Walter
Boys Bible Class Moves Meeting Time
The Older Boys Bible class of the Young Men's Christian Association is asked to meet at 10 45 this morning at the Y M C A instead of 11 o'clock so they can attend the Bible conference session with Dr Morgan, a renowned Bible teacher.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Y. M
Defense Matewan Battle Trial Rested Its Case
In Williamson West Virginia on March 11 the defense in the Matewan battle trial rested its case. The state brought its first rebuttal witness before adjournment and the court indicated the case is not expected to go to the jury for another week.
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Williamson
W. Va
Goodman's Special Sale At 425 Broad Street
The Banner reports Goodman's successful sale of dress goods at 425 Broad Street with an extra salesforce and steady customer rush from morning to close. The store announces continued specials at 459 Broad Street with deep discounts on checks voiles and ginghams and new season patterns.
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Goodman's
Broad Street
Goodman
Bible Conference Notes on Spiritual Blindness and Bible Teaching
The notes describe morning and afternoon sessions of a Bible conference. Dr. Broughton critiques reliance on worldly sources and laments over crass Bible study while Dr. Morgan urges open minded study and proper Bible teaching from infancy through adolescence. He stresses Salvation as the aim of teaching and outlines age based Bible curricula.
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Broughton
Capitol
Richmond
Morgan
Bethesda
Christ
Bishop Candler
Plans for Camp Knox summer military training
Indianapolis reports extensive plans to use Camp Knox Kentucky for a national guard reserve officers training corps and infantry camps. The Fifth Corps Area will oversee sessions June to September with multiple units, civilians, and instructors from various colleges and military schools.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fifth Corps
George W. Read
National Guard
Congress
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Agricultural and Mecchanical College of Texas
University of Oklahoma
Leland Stanford
University of Utah
Oregon Agricultural College
Wilhl
Missouri
Ti Jk
United
Ata
Ors
40Th Infantry
Camp Sherman
Infantry
Camp Benning
Interstate commerce authority argued in Wisconsin case
Opening arguments before the U S Supreme Court questioned the Interstate Commerce Commission power to regulate railroad rates within states. Wisconsin led a test case with forty two states joining. A decision is not expected until next Tuesday. Georgia forms public health group to coordinate non medical agencies under the Georgia Public Health Association. Officers include R B Bilis Tifton president and Dr T F Abercrombie Atlanta secretary. The group aims to organize health work and bring legislative matters before the association council for review.
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Georgia
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Transportation Det
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Atlanta
Georgia Public Health Association
Augusta
R. B Bilis
Tifton
T. F. Abercrombie
State Board of Health
J. P. Faulkner
R. A. Herring
Mr. Ellis
Harris Urges Lower Freight and Passenger Rates
Senator William J. Harris of Georgia pressed the Interstate Commerce Commission to cut freight and passenger rates, focusing on prohibitive charges for Georgia fruits and vegetables to eastern markets, including peaches watermelons and vegetables. He warned current rates threaten Georgia industries amid price slumps and thin railroad margins.
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Atlanta
William J. Harris
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harris
Ceorgia
Senj Harris
Jon
Uni
Trotzky Seeks Reward for Koslovsky in Revolution Clash
Warsaw reports Leon Trotzky has offered 5 000 000 rubles for the body of General Koslovsky dead or alive. Koslovsky returns a similar offer for Trotzky. Insurrections spread in Russia as anti Bolshevik actions grow. In Chicago western railroads plan wage cuts to prewar levels beginning with unskilled workers.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Leon Trotzky
Koslovsky
Petrograd
Kosloveky
Trotzsky
Russia
Ts Daily
Zangar the Mystic to Appear at Palace Theatre Next Week
Athens awaits the celebrated mystic Zangar who will attend Palace theatre from Monday. He will answer questions for patrons during open hours and offer a ladies only matinee. Submissions can be made in the foyer box or via The Banner for publication starting Tuesday.
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Zangar
Palace Theatre
Ife
Zanger
Oy Imprivateer
Arkhian
Racial Disorders In Springfeld Reported
Following minor disorders over the last two nights an assault on a 14 year old boy near Wevearold Sys ae prompted extra police presence on streets and the militia to restore order.
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Springfeld
Vwevearold
Nexro
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