Dr Deadwyler Dies In Auto Crash Near Athens
Dr D L Deadwyler of Carlton was killed in a two car collision about three miles from Athens Saturday night. His son Young Deadwyler escaped injury as another Ford coupe struck head on, sending the doctor’s car overturning and pinning him under the top. The other occupants were unhurt and unable to reach Athens in time to aid him. The dead man, a University of Mississippi student and Carlton resident, died before reaching Athens Hospital. Remains are at Dorchester. Mra Deadwyler from Carlton expected soon.
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Weather outlook for the week in Atlantic and Fort Guil
Unsettled period with rain likely early week then generally fair conditions with normal temperatures until Friday. Saturday may bring rain. Atlantic coast blocks and Fort Guil experience similar showers as the week progresses.
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Senate Debates Four-Power Pacific Treaty All Day
The Senate spent the entire day debating the four power Pacific treaty with speakers from both parties. Senators Robinson Johnson Borah Poindexter Lenroot and others argued over diplomacy the Shantung settlement naval limits and the party records of the Wilson era. The debate touched on whether the pact would stand the test of time and what a final vote next Friday might reveal.
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Athens Drive Begins Funds Campaign At Synagogue
The Athens relief drive opens at the Jewish synagogue with M G Michael delivering a forceful address. The quota is $10,000 and gifts ranging from $60 to $1,000 push total funds past five thousand dollars as leaders urge oversubscription across Georgia cities.
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Mob About To Lynch Negro Desists When He Cannot be Identified
A mob in Kite and Wrightsville seized Jim Drisdom from a jail intent on lynching him over an alleged gasoline attack on a young widow. Word from the woman cleared him as not the suspect, and he remains in Wrightsville jail with his brother Will as investigators proceed. The sheriff reports hundreds involved but no further trouble expected.
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Harding vacation ends as President boards train for Washington
President Harding and Mrs. Harding leave St Augustine aboard a special train at week’s end after a Florida vacation marked by golf and a jovial mood. Other passengers include Weeks, Daugherty, Fletcher, and Sawyer. In Washington the bonus bill stalemate prompts Mondell to seek a conference with Harding to discuss bank loan and cash bonus provisions.
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Two Men Tried for Killing Policeman Sentenced
Luther Timmons and Monroe-Villard, young white men, were tried for the murder of Policeman Ho tunato of Lasas. Judge Wilson denied a motion for a new trial and sentenced each defendant to ten years at hard labor.
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Youth Dies of Accident Injury in Augusta
Robert Walton age 17, son of Dr. R J Walton of iar lem Georgia, died at his home Saturday morning after injuries from a car wreck the previous Friday afternoon near Campania. The automobile he rode in was struck and overturned twice by a frightened horse near a locomotive. The accident occurred near Campania.
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Wrightsville and Tennville Railroad Directors Re-Elected
At a Friday board meeting, Charles Molony F G Corker J D Comer J Baltes Gongs Di Warlyes W X M W A Worn J B Wood and Charles Nean were re elected as directors. Molony was reelected president and general manager.
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Landis Visits Spring Training Camp in Florida
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, baseball commissioner, attended a spring practice game between the Washington Americans and the Boston Nationals in Tama Fla. He will stay several days to visit the teams and observe training operations to understand baseball from season start to finish.
Pirates Triumph in Friday Silent Rally over Red Sox
Pirates in training at Hot Springs Arkansas celebrated a dominating 11 to 0 win over the Boston Red Sox. Morrison shutout the Red Sox through five innings as the toting Pirates collected seventeen hits with Yellowhorse limiting Boston to two hits in relief.
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Augusta Playhouse Fire Kills Two Residents at Door
Fire gutted the Augusta Opera House area early Saturday morning. James M Tanit and his wife were found dead near their apartment door after flames spread to a pool room next door. Investigators label arson suspected amid multiple recent fires. Rewards offered by the owner and city to aid conviction.
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Bank Officials of Marietta Indicted In Embezzlement
ATLANTA Ga A H Gilbert and George H Sessions officials of the Marietta Trust and Banking Co were indicted at Marietta on twenty counts charging embezzlement of about 233000. They are to stand trial next Thursday after arrest and bond. Gilbert admitted a shortage blamed on speculative ventures while Sessions the cashier has offered statements.
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