Bulldogs Rally For Spectacular Comeback Victory
Georgia Bulldogs edge Oglethorpe in a wild 4 to 1 comeback. Watson leads with three hits as Pantone struggles but Petrels fall behind after early miscues. Early runs by Oglethorpe set the pace, but Georgia plates three in the fourth and fifth to seal the win at Sanford Field.
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Amendments To No Avail In Fight Move On
Senate session drew crowds as guards lined gallery doors and nearly every seat filled. Senator Robinson led a key amendment vote opposing a life long pledge against any severance or lever of powers, with 82 voting yes and 61 opposed, including several Democrats and Republicans split across parties.
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Dr Morgan Explores The Oldest Bible Book In Series
In Athens Dr Morgan discusses the drama of the human soul within Job chapters 34 through 42. He highlights the contrast between Jehovah and Job, noting God’s self-revealing power, Job’s shrinking sense of self, and the philosophic limits of human explanation in relation to sin forgiveness and reconciliation through Christ.
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Life Today Students urged to seek truth through gospel
The fragment urges students to pursue detail beyond beauty literature and philosophy, arguing that pursuit leads to solving problems. It emphasizes listening to and following certain paths as not yet our own, and mentions a clear view found in the Gospel at night.
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Farbstein Bound Over By Justice For Assault
Farbstein proprietor of the Ellington Hotel was bound over to the grand jury by Justice Milton Thomas on charges of assault with intent to murder in an alleged attack on T. J. Bryson editor of the Athens Daily News. Bond fixed at $500. Preliminary hearing held in county superior court. Bryson testified he was struck after signaling for a response to an editorial. defense denied knuckles or metal instrument. Witnesses varied on whether metal devices were used. police noted cries of brass knucks but Bryson could not identify.
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Cobb & Cobb
T. W. Rucker
Carlisle Cobb
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H. R. Blackman
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Bereta Stone
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Resolutions on Death of Mr W T Bryan Are Passed
An Athens Baptist Church memorial honors Deacon William T Bryan who joined in 1903 and served as Deacon from 1914. He chaired the Building Committee for a new church, funding and guiding its design, never seeing the completed temple, and is remembered as a trusted, civic-minded leader. Sympathy extends to his family.
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Harding eyes American on reparations commission
President Harding may ask Congress to authorize appointing an American as a member of the reparations commission. The move follows the U.S. treaty with Germany and Senate conditions. Officials argue American representation could better serve U.S. interests amid postwar European affairs and Germany payment issues.
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Speeding Up of Postal Service on Newspapers
New York. The National Association of Manufacturers announced an effort to use motion pictures for a centralized trade distribution network reaching nationwide and abroad. John Edgarton, the association president, will chair a conference April 11 in Washington at the Willard Hotel to rally manufacturers to boost industrial education and sales through film. He warns the U.S. must elevate its industrial pictures to match foreign competition and warns Americans could suffer if they fall behind.
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Obedience To Law Seen As Church Duty In Harding Talk
President Harding told Calvary Baptist church that the church should lead in promoting frank obedience to law and warned that prosperity hinges on remembering God. He lamented religious intolerance and the ongoing separation of church and state, calling it a threat to liberties.
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Harding
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Sister in Jail Declares Flogging Allegations in Athens
Miss Nora Kenny 27, jailed in Clarke County with R. A. Britt, tells Banner-Herald she and her brother Frank were involved in a flogging incident where masked men beat Frank with rawhide and forced him to walk home barefoot. Police pursue leads, doubt Ku Klux involvement, while investigation continues with disclosures expected.
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Sell House Where Plot to Murder Lincoln Hatched
Washington report describes the former boarding house of Mrs. Mary Surratt on auction block. The Capitol area residence once hosted the Lincoln assassination conspirators meetings and planning in its front parlor, later used as a lodging house before 1865.
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Scientist Peebles Reports From Beyond At Centenary Banquet
Los Angeles notices a banquet honoring Dr. James Martin Peebles physician and scientist dead since February 15. Dr. Guy Bogart head of the Longer Life league stood beside an empty chair and announced Peebles was with them in spirit, reading a message sent from beyond.
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Two Sentenced for Life for Murder in Tennessee Case
In Chattanooga Tennessee a farmer is charged with murder after Tangatawall Smith was called to his home and shot on January 14. A separate, unrelated line notes Joby convicted of murder in Summerville Georgia and sentenced to life. The report also mentions local beliefs and animal flesh consumption in China and a superstition about rabbits among Scottish fishermen.
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