Hugh Hodgson Concert Delights Savannah Audience
Special to The Banner Savannah Ga March 17 Hugh Lew lie Hodgson of Athens pianist of note appeared at Lawson Memorial Ioh before a crowded house under Savannah Music club. The program showcased his range from Schubert to Rubinstein with expressive touch and technical skill. He received multiple encores as audiences praised his artistry and adaptability. Hodgson was hosted by Mr and Mrs Wimberly DeRenne at their country home.
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Savannah
Hia
Schytt Sonsta
Allegre Tirta
Chopin
Brereenve” Walle
Etude
Pantaate
Pretade
Sharr Miner
Rubin Ten—R Bareavolle
Calne Pettertles
Lisgt
Moyerbe Plingt
Fe Prophetes
Tle
Hodgson
South Georgia
State Normal School
Lacey Cobbgila
Mirsteat
Stevannah
Hodeeon
Wimberly DeRenne
Anita Stewart Shines at Palace Theater in Harriet and the Piper
Anita Stewart, famed star, headlines at the Palace Theater today and tomorrow in Harriet and the Piper. The Paramount production comes with vaudeville acts including the Onvallo Trio and a posing study titled a "Harriet and the Piper" praised as her best vehicle yet.
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Anita
Sereer
Palace Theater
Harriet and
Piper
Anita Stewart
Onvallo
Athens
Old Kentucky
the Piner
Thia
Paramount
Unus
Miss Stewart
Noted Man Preacher to Speak at First Baptist Church
The famed Dr Kate Boyer Tupper will preach at First Baptist Church Sunday in morning and evening services. A Georgia native and Mercer graduate, he has long held top Baptist posts in Denver New York and Philadelphia and is a noted lecturer with Chautauqua credentials praised for grace, voice, memory and extemporaneous delivery. He has visited Athens before delivering commencement sermons for the University of Georgia and Lucy Cobb.
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Kate Boyer Tupper
Dod
Philadelphia
First Baptist Church
Tupper
Mercer University
Athens
University of Georgia
Lucy Cobb Institute
Chatauqua Burea
Baptist Church
Denver
New York
Ene Iker
Chantauqua
Outlook for business good says N Y man
Special to The Banner Atlanta Ga March 12. Randolph Rose New York investment banker former Atlanta man and friend to the South declares the worst is behind and the best ahead. He urges buying good dividend paying securities listed on the New York Stock Exchange for substantial profits as confidence returns and industries recover with rising production and gradual improvement.
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Atlanta
Gat
Randolph Rose
New York
Rose
South
Rose Sayes
New York Stock Exchange
Langers
Dlo
CIA
Acc
Pistol Seller Liable If Minor Injures After Transfer
Georgia court of appeals holds pawn brokers who furnish a pistol to a minor can be liable for damages if the minor later passes the weapon to another who injures a third party. In the Spires v Goldberg case, a minor bought a revolver from Sam Goldberg and Max Tunkle, loaned it to Carl Parker, who as he returned it shot Phocian Spires at Central Grammar School. The court reversed the Richmond Superior Court, reinstating the damages suit and ordering trial.
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Atlanta
Court of Appeals
Spires Ve Goldberg
Richmond Superior Court
Meriwether Crafton
Extension Work Centers Aug Augusta Farm Fund
In Augusta, a regional extension program will center five headquarters with thirty demonstration agents across twenty-eight eastern Georgia counties. Leaders Arrive Colclough and Colclough oversee counties including Richmond Burke Jenkins Jefferson and more. Athens pastor appeals for donations of seven thousand dollars to build a church on Jackson Street near Strong, urging local patrons to contribute daily and be named in published lists.
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Augrata
Z. G. Oliver
College of Agriculture
University of Georgia
Augusta
Eastern Georgia
Awbury
Misaetta
Colclough
W. FP. Dick
Free Methodist Church
Gome
Atheny
Cacoe
Athens
Directors Meet On Chamber's Future Activities
The Chamber of Commerce directors held a regular monthly session to plan current month activities and clear up routine matters. They discussed the road question, manufacturers' convention, industrial tour, and summer school, appointing committees to coordinate with other civic bodies for successful outcomes. Attendance and enthusiastic cooperation from officers and members marked the meeting.
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Chamber of Commerce
Sinc
Chamber
Arkansas Road Traffic Stops Trouble Feared
Associated Press reports in Little Rock that Missouri and North Kansas railroad traffic halted amid lawlessness and interference by striking workers. Deputy marshals head to Harrison to protect property and arrest violators as negotiations with the Entente tentatively begin.
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Arkansas
Simons
Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
Missouri and North Kansas Railroad
United States
Harrison
Body of Third Negro Found in Yellow River Near Covington
Covington Ga March 17 The body of another negro chained to a sack of rocks was found today in the Yellow river near the spot where the hollies of two negroes chained together and weighed down by rocks were found Sunday Authorities report no identification for the victims and no missing persons in the county nor any reports of race trouble leaving investigators baffled
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Associated Press
Covington
Yellow River
Thia County
Woman Strangled in Brooklyn Robbery Case
New York report says four hold-up men entered a Brooklyn home and robbed Mrs. Henrietta Defelicio and Mrs. Rosa Menditto. Defelicio, mother of nine, was strangled, Menditto assaulted and bound as jewels and cash valued at 2500 dollars were taken. A crowd of about 1000 gathered and police had to be called.
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NewYork
Henrietta Defelicio
Rosa Menditto
Brooklyn
Defelicio
Commission Denies Petition to Review Southern Bell Case
Atlanta Ga March 17 The Georgia railroad commission denied the petition of Atlanta and sas Item to review its recent decision granting a rate increase to Southern Bell. It also denied the Moultrie petition regarding the consolidated company.
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Atlanta, Ga
Georgia Railroad Commission
lLodop
Atlanta
Sas Item
Southern Bell
Moultrie
Consolidated Company
Federal Service No Place Mere Office Holder
President Harding told the National Federation of Federal Employees at the White House that no price exists for a mere office holder. He urged higher efficiency and interest on duty as the path to better wages and promised cooperation in solving employee problems.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
National Federation of Federal Employes
White House
Funeral Service Jno Robt Noell Held Yesterday
Winterville Ga March funeral service for James Robert Noel Noell of Mr John W Noell held at Baptist church after pneumonia lingering illness. Seventeen year old boy would have turned twelve on April 11. He joined Methodist church early, faithful in Sunday school. Survived by father John W Noell and several relatives. Large attendance from town, schoolmates, flower girls, and Boy Scouts as pallbearers. Remains laid beside mother in Winterville cemetery.
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Winterville
James Robert Noel von
John W. Noell
The
Baptist Church
Regilar
Faithul
Nupu Tamea
Robert
J. R. Alien
P. A. Kellett
Crawford
W. H. Faust
Winder
James Robert Noell
Fadora Noell
John Faust
Lexington
W. L. Noell
Robert Findly
Maxeys
Mixa Susie Noell
John Bowden i Noell
Boy Scouts
Industrial Tour 70 Guests Visit Athens Rotary Breakfast
The Georgia School of Technology announces the second Industrial Tour within Georgia. April 4 to 6, starting from Atlanta Union Station at 4 a.m. on a special train. The party, escorted in Athens by Rotary Club, will tour industrial districts and dine at the Georgian Hotel with welcome by Abit Nix.
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Athens
Georgia School of Technology
Empire State
Witch
Washington
Athens Rotary Club
Georgian Hotel
Rotary Club
Abit Nix
Williams' Widow and Man Held by Coroner
Greensboro Ga March 17 Mrs Will William and A L Campbell were ordered held without bail after a commitment hearing linked to the alleged poisoning of the woman's husband a Greene County farmer Campbell a four section foreman who formerly boarded at the Williams home
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Greensboro
Will William
A. L. Campbell
Hove
Huseband
Greene County
Campbell
Williams
Associated Vehf
Kronstadt Surrenders to Soviets Reported
Helsingfors March 17 Kronstadt has surrendered to Soviet forces as announced by the revolutionary committee. The Kronstadt revolutionists, accompanied by 800 soldiers, blew up the warships Petropavlovsk and Sebastopol before leaving Kronstadt. General Koslovski, leader of the revolutionists, arrived in Finland.
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Associated Press
Helsingfors
Kronstadt
Revolutionary Committee of
Mapother Elected L. and N. President
Louisville Ky March 17 W Mapother first vice president of the Louisville and Nashville railroad was elected president today succeeding Tate Milton H Smith.
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Associated Press
Louisville, Ky
W. Mapother
Ufaville and Nashville Railroad
Milton H. Smith
State seeks reindictment of White Sox players
Chicago Ml March 17 State's Attorney Crowe announced he would go before the Cook county grand jury tomorrow and seek reindictment of the Chicago White Sox players whose cases were dropped by the state today.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Crowe
Cook County Grand Jury
Chicago White Sox
Clara Smith Hamon Acquitted in Jake L Hamon Murder
Ardmore Oklahoma March 17 Clara Smith Hamon was acquitted by a district court jury of murdering Jake L Hamon a millionaire oil man and Republican national committeeman from Oklahoma The verdict followed a forty minute deliberation with one vote The jurors observed applause as the verdict was read and Clara Hamon expressed happiness while her relatives reacted emotionally Family members of Jake Hamon were not present in court The prosecution argued for conviction noting duty but the jury chose acquittal The defendant and her attorney indicated plans to consult and consider business propositions while the Hamon family prepared to meet again back home
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Ardmore
Okla
Clara Smith Hamon
Jake L. Hamon
Republican National Com
Mitteeman
Oklahoma
Clara Hammon
Ant “Tornstar
Mia
Haman
Clara Haomon
Clara Hannon
Freeling
Clara
J. J. Smith
el Paso
Walter Scott
Jake Hamon
Jake Hamon, Jr
Stolen Goods Used to Pay Poker Debts Messenger Testifies
In Macon Georgia on March 17 W A Hughes a former messenger testified in federal court about stolen express shipments used to pay poker debts from train games He said most shipments were taken and sold with discussions involving all but two defendants and he faced threats to his wife if he testified.
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Messenger
Macon
W. A. Hughes
Federal District Court
Persone
Taston
American Railway Express Company
Hughes
Gard
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Peyton C. March
Hugh Hodgson
Forest City
Auseee Music Chi
Anita Stewart Palace
Kerr Boyce Tupper
N. Y. Man
Indan
Jane Z. Gordon
Hare
Free Methodists
H. EB. Duhlin
Flor
Justin
P.O
Youne Davis
O. Flannigan
Renee
Stone
Bertin Warel
Walter Simane
Nein
Tha Entente
Commission
Jno
Noell
Mapother
White Sox
Clara Smith
Hamon
Jake L. Ramon
Republican ‘National Committee
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