Bulldogs Clinch Opening Win Over Cincinnati 14 to 6
Rainy Athens opener sees Georgia Bulldogs defeat University of Cincinnati 14 6 in a pitching heavy contest. Cincinnati started strong with two runs in the first, but Georgia answered with three in the bottom half and pulled ahead. In later innings Georgia added four more runs amid fielding errors as Cincinnati managed one more run. The feature event ends with Georgia praising timely hitting and aggressive base running despite poor conditions.
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Athens
Georgia Bulldogs
University of Cincinnati
Bulldogs
Cincinnati
McFarland
Feighery
Sharpe
Mize
Mangum
McDiarmed
Cady
Pichel
Watson
Reeze” McWhorter
Fong
Babe
Georgia
Cincinntti
Cody
Hutchinson
Burleigh speaks to Savannah High boys on forestry
Savannah Ga March 23 Professor Burleigh of the State College of Agriculture at Athens addressed the senior boys of Savannah High School on opportunities in forestry. He noted forestry is young, offers congenial work and advancement, yet many high school graduates overlook it as a life career. He added forest schools have more job calls than graduates each year, averaging three to four openings per graduate.
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Savannah
Thom
Burleigh
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Georgia Glee Club Concert Opens Wesleyan Week in Macon
Georgia Glee Club, renowned for excellence, performs its first college glee concert at Wesleyan College Chapel in Macon on Friday at 8:15 p.m. Led by Marlon Shemeia the group features John Slaughter in violin solos and saxophone quartet, plus a Jerry Jones farce. Simp art plays Annie Septic in the Sultan's oe girl role.
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Macon
Wesleyan coVege Chapel
Glee Club of
Wesleyan
John Slaughter
Columbus
Georgia Glee Club
Marlon Shemeia
Novelbjas
Jerry Jones
Annie Septic
Simp” Art
Communist seizure of city buildings sparks Berlin unrest
Berlin reports Communist workers seized city administration buildings in Hamburg and occupied Bloom and Woes shipyards hoisting red flags. Protests spread to shipyards with marsh demonstrations. In Leipzig and Dresden Communists attacked courthouses city halls banks and police. a bomb ripped the Leipzig courthouse roof and shattered windows several blocks away.
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Berlin
Hamburg
Bloom & Woes
Dix
Leipsic
Dresden
Rodewiseh
Germany
Food and Drug Officials Convene in Augusta
Atlanta, Ga March 23 The Southeastern Food and Drug Officials annual convention will be held in Augusta on March 28 and 29. Over 100 delegates from several states and prominent officials from Washington and New York are expected, including Carl Alsbere center of the bureau of chemistry at Washington DC. Federal state and municipal experts will participate in discussions at the convention.
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Atlanta
Washington
New York
Carl Alsbere
Ehter
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington, DC
Army Victory Medal Offices Been Moved
The United States army victory medal office has been moved to the fourth floor of Atlanta City Hall. Men who served between April 7, 1917 and November 11, 1918 may obtain the medal by applying at the new address and presenting their discharge certificate, which will be returned after noting the medal. Applications may be mailed with the discharge or a request for a form to copy the discharge.
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Atlanta
City Hall
Army
Victory Medal Dept
Rotary Club Advances City Matters At Athens Meeting
The semimanthly Rotary gathering at the Georgian hotel drew nearly full attendance and discussed warming cotton clothes nationwide, disarmament aims, and the Greater Georgia Tech tour. National Scout official Stanley Harris urged rapid Boy Scout organization, with plans to raise funds to enroll Clarke County as a leading district unit.
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Georgia Tech
Greater Georgia Tech
Athens
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
Elberton
Georgia
Fred J. Orr
A Rhodes
E. R. Hodgson
Billups Phinizy
C. A. Trusaell
Fleetwood Lanier
D.C. Barrow
M. G. Michael
F. C. Miller
Andrew M. Soule
T. S. Mell
J. B. McCurry
Rotarians
Rotary
Abit Nix
Morton Hodgson
Boy Scout Organization
Scout Movement
Stanley Harris
National Eld Commission of Boy Scouts of America
Memphis, Tenn
Gwinnett Grand Jury Compliments Court Officials
The Gwinnett Grand Jury at the close of the Maret term praises the new presiding official Judge Blanton E Fortson. They commend his charge as helpful in handling county court problems and express gratitude for the counsel of Judge Fortson and Solicitor Dean.
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Gwinnett Grand Jury
Blanton E. Fortson
Ciicuit
Fertson
Solleljor Dean
Correspondents Muzzled by Hearst Press in Atlanta
Special to The Banner Atlanta March 23 reports that out of town correspondents opposing Hearst editorial views face potential intimidation. A powerful Hearst figure in Atlanta is portrayed as able to curb dissent with pressure, while editors and papers statewide defend their independence. H.J. Rowe of the Athens Banner laments unjust criticism of the railroad commission.
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Atlanta
Hearst
Goliath
Atlanta Journaliam
Georgia
State Railroad Commission
Power Company
Commission
H. J. Rowe
Athena (Ga
The Kid with Two Stars Captivates Palace Audiences
Charlie Chaplin's new film The Kid draws long lines and strong praise at the Palace Theater. Jackie Coogan as the Kid shines, while Chaplin's familiar gadgetry and humor appeal to both old fans and new viewers. The program marks a notable return, with many already planning repeat viewings in New York and here.
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Charlie Chaplin
Palace Theater
Sameang
New York
Mneshy
Charie
Jackie Coogan
Chaplin
Chariie
Mildred Harris
Charlie Will
Michael
Deo
Kid
Georgia Senate Secretary Off For Johns Hopkins
Hon. D. P. F. McClatchey secretary of the Georgia senate and park board member has gone to Baltimore for treatment at Johns Hopkins after weeks of illness. He has been confined to his home for several weeks.
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Atlanta
D. PF. McClatchey
Georgia Senate
Park Board
Georgia
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Death of Cardinal Gibbons Expected Tonight
Baltimore physicians report Cardinal Gibbons is momentarily near death and expected to die tonight. News from his residence states doctors anticipate the event within hours as the cardinal's condition worsens.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Bomb Kills Twenty in Milan and Wounds Many
A Milan bombing reported by the London Times dispatch kills twenty and wounds many. Among the injured, at least twenty are not expected to survive, as the blast devastates parts of the Italian city.
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Milan
London
Italy
London Times
Central of Georgia plans targeted wage cuts
Savannah, March 23. Vice President Downs said the Central of Georgia Railway may cut wages only for unskilled workers in two classes the maintenance crews on tracks and freight handlers at stations, most of them colored. No other reductions are planned now. Skilled labor pay remains unchanged for the moment. If the two classes’ cuts do not close the deficit further retrenchment may follow.
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D. G. Bickers
Savannah
L. A. Downs
Central of Georgia Railway
Downs
Central of Georgia to Cut Few Track Workers and Station Men
Montgomery March 28 Associated Press reports no wage cuts or staff eliminations for the Central of Georgia railway except for a small number of track workers and station hands. L A Downs vice president and general manager stated no broader reductions planned.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Central of Georgia Railway
L. A. Downs
Odd Fellows Plan Gala Week to Benefit Lodges
Officers and members of local Odd Fellows lodges plan a gala week starting Monday March 28 with Metropolitan Shows opening under their auspices. The week aims to raise funds to replace paraphernalia lost in a recent fire. Attractions are top class and endorsed by the lodge, with the Old-Time Country Store run by the lodges as a key concession.
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Odd Fellows
Colleges Schedule Across Cities This Week
College games listed for Thursday March 24 to Saturday March 26 across Athens Davidson Charlottesville Columbus Raleigh and other cities feature matchups including Cincinnati at Georgia, NYU at Davidson, Virginia at Delaware, Ottawa U at U S Infantry, Clemson, Johns Hopkins, Vanderbilt and more.
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Athens
University of Cincinnati
University of Georgia
Davidson
N.C
New York University
Davidson College
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Delaware College
Columbus
Toronto
Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolin State College
Chmason
University
Packer Employees Sign Agreement Wage Reductions
Washington March 23 Workers in the packing industry numbering more than 100 000 accepted wage cuts of about 12 14 and 15 percent under an agreement signed this afternoon by their spokesman with five leading packers The pact sets a basic eight hour day and extends until September 1 with Judge Alscher acting as arbiter in disputes Government pressure aided the agreement Secretary Davis said it averted a potential strike Workers representatives called the move a truce to prepare for war and warned a post September 16 stance by packers could trigger a serious industrial strike.
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Associated Press
Washington
Alschuler
Davis
Brennan
Rackera
Developments in finding bodies looked for soon
Atlanta March 23. Sol Gen A M Brand in conference with Governor Dorsey signals forthcoming developments in the Jasper and Newton county case. Bodies of three Negroes found in Yellow River are believed killed in Jasper county. Brand aims to press leads to indictments and convictions. Newton county residents show strong resentment over crimes attributed to another county. Grand jury in Covington investigating. possible discovery of another victim linked to the missing man.
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Atlanta
Mirre
Jasper and
Newtom County
Jasper County
Yellow River
A. M. Brand
Dorsey
Brand
Newton County
Ieitor Brand
Nnton
Covington
Funeral Services for H H Huggins Held Today
Funeral services for Hamilton H Huggins age 75 died Tuesday at a local hospital were held today at 11 oclock from First Methodist Church conducted by Rev J W Morrix assisted by Rev G F Venable. Interment followed in Oconee Cemetery with pallbearers H R Palmer T W Reed D F Miller E D Sledge A J Cobb George E Stangler H S West. Mr Huggins a native of Union County Georgia had lived in Athens about fifty six years and was a retired merchant. Surviving are three sisters Mrs C C Hodges of Brevard Mrs J R Palmer and Mrs C W Asbury of Atlanta and a brother Mr James Howard Huggins Jr of Athens.
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Hampton H. Huggins
First Methodist Church
J. W. M. Morrix
G. F. Venable
Athens
Oconte Cemetery
Messrs
H.R. Palmer
T. W. Reed
D. F. Miller
James Howard Fogging, Jr
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