Gunman Turns Gun on Self as He Flees in NY
In New York a fugitive described as Joseph Botensky killed himself after a chase by detectives and bystanders failed to stop him. The spree left three men dead and one severely wounded, with victims linked to a fashionably dressed young woman luring them. Authorities identified Botensky by naturalization papers found on him.
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New York
Joseph Botensky
Inerowd
Poder Trians
116Th Street
7Th Avenue
Brooklyn
Talen
Ey Henry Stearn
110Th Street
Stearn
Madison Street
John Guifer
Guifer
Unsure Exam Details For De se Beau Atlanta Radio
Fragmentary notice from a commerce department describing an April 1922 examination at 10 A M for individuals seeking licenses. The text mentions applicants should contact a department to confirm location and examination room details. The readable bits imply a licensing exam process in Atlanta with dates and times.
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Radio I Ter
Hs Department of Fommerce
Wil Ot Inte. Ga
Iivel
Iain
Hotel Men Meet And Say Times Are Good
Hotel executives from Savannah Augusta Atlanta Columbus and St Augustine join a bere association committee for a meeting this afternoon. They note improved business conditions over the past month and discuss a summer gathering likely in Florida.
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Savannah
Bere Men's Association
Son Oe
Augusta
Savammah
Atlanta
Columbus
Oyer Ihe
Aed
St. Augustine
Jacanual
Chattanooga
Floridia
Spring Festival Sees Record Crowds In Athens
Reports from all sections indicate a record crowd for Athens on Thursday as the Spring Festival brings Aeroplane Rights stunts and mid-air shows plus concerts. Cash premiums await shoppers from merchants offering premiums tied to ticket stubs and car owners registering at licensed centers for premium chances.
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Athens
Ford
Dodge Asianobi
Athos
College Debaters Meet At Simpson Then Come South
Indianola Iowa Simpson College hosts a national Pi Kappa Delta convention with debaters from Maine to California. The event runs March 28 29 and 30 featuring intercollegiate oratory and cross country team tilts en route to the convention. Participants include representatives from Heidelberg Park College Wil Ozman and other colleges as they travel through Kentucky Missouri and Virginia.
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Indianola
Iowa
Simpson College
Maine
California
Pi Kappa Delta
Pi Kappa Delta Natorial
South California
Enford
State
South Mason
Dixon Line
Dixie Land
Kentucky
Land
Missouri
Virginia
Nsc
Wofford College
Spartanburg
Charles F. Nesbitt
Kansas
Ehultitt College
Manhattan
Edison Faher
St Hleldeibehs University
Perutin
Ohio
Clemens N Cole
De‘bates
Heidelberg
Simpson
Police arrest Connor Smith in moonshine seizure near Sanford field
Police captured Connor Smith and seized seven hundred twenty pints of corn whisky hidden in a Ford car. Officers traced the illicit cargo to Greene County and took the driver and vehicle into custody near Sanford field. Smith faces police court Tuesday before possible transfer to state and federal courts.
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Conner Smith
Sanford’ Field
Greene
Watkinsville
Athens
Wier
Nelms
Brittain
Lumpkin Street
Milledge Avenue
Andi
Dowipkin Street
Trexisvens
Sanford Field
Smith
C Hall
H. W. Beusse
Bulldogs Meet Today in Augusta Club Series
Local Bulldogs prepare for a pair of nonleague games against the Augusta club squad. The teams draw large crowds as they aim to sharpen form ahead of the season through a midweek clash in Athens and a follow up in nearby Savannah, with emphasis on solid defense and team cohesion.
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Athens Monsta
Augusta Club
Athens
Ode City
Savannah
Government Moves to Dismiss Sherman Case Against Posters
Washington reports the government moved in the Supreme Court on Monday to dismiss a case brought under the Sherman Antitrust Act against the Associated Posters, in a ruling reflecting the court's handling of antitrust disputes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sherman Antitrust Lawa
Associated Government
Bad‘ Genet Feashett Srs Ald
Six Year Old Smile Returns After Multiple Surgeries
Dorothy, a six year old girl, survived being electrocuted when a live wire struck her. Since last June she endured sixteen ether sleeps and forty six skin grafts at a hospital. She celebrated a birthday with six candles while friends gathered and twenty people donated skin to aid her recovery.
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Dorothy
G O P Leaders Plan District Meeting in Georgia
Republicans in the Eighth district convene at the Georgian hotel in the city Tuesday at 1 0 0 o clock with Hon J L Phillips of Atlanta as state central committee chair and Mrs Betsy Edwards of Indiana as national committee member. An informal gathering precedes a larger meeting to organize the party and discuss leadership, with Mrs Tilson noted as the first woman to chair a major party office in Georgia.
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Georgian Hotel
Clack
J. L. Phillips
Atlanta
State Central Committee
Mra. W. Reer
Central Committee
Reed Betsy Z. Edwards
Indiana
J. C. Rolinson
Secre’ Ie
Elberton
Tilson
Demic
Georgia
Teah
Norepubli' Pen Party
Ste
Intercen
Bil Miss Edwards
Republican Party
Coun
Uncle Guilty After Stabbing In Court Case
In open court a man named Uncle stabbed his nephew and was found guilty. The judge set a sentence of three to five years. The Cofields, accused of robbing two tile houses last October, were also in court.
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Werman Cate
Burmon
I. Ae Saene
Athens Gains Noted Praise From Birmingham Lawyer
Hon. Henry Howse of Birmingham praises Athens improvements over the past decade during a recent city visit. He lauds local progress and endorses ongoing growth tied to the University and state agricultural college, calling Athens a promising site for development.
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Athens
Henry Howse
Birmingham
Bernt
Tate College of Agriculthe
Pep
Two Seek Suspicious Robbers After Bank Heist
In Birmingham Alabama two men sought by police for a bank robbery were arrested in New Orleans. One claimed the name Roy Dickerson. Investigators connect the case to a Girard, Alabama robbery and are pursuing further identification and charges.
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Birmingham
Ala
Roy Dickerson
Girard
Orleans
Athens Nears 10000 Jewish Relief Fund Goal
Athens campaign leaders report the drive within two thousand dollars of a ten thousand dollar quota for Jewish relief. Chairman M G Michaels says no further canvass, but expects additional voluntary gifts from unvisited donors to meet the full target for starving Russian children. Subscriptions should be mailed to Col M G Michaels, Athens district.
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Athens
M. G. Michaels
Staed
Russia
Flesee
M. G. Michael
New National Farm Loan Association Chartered for Athens
Congressman Charles H. Brand of Georgia announces official notice from A. F. Lever chairing the Federal Farm Loan Board confirming the chartering of a new national farm loan association for Athens and Clarke County with loans approved to total 25 000. The board vows to use every power to aid Georgia farmers and backs Brand's amendment to permit farmers to borrow for non agricultural debts, boosting the act’s usefulness.
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Washinton
Charles H. Brand
Georgia
A. F. Lever
Federal Farm Loan Board
National Farm Loan Association
Athens
Clarke County
Brand
Lever
Federal Board
Charles 8. Lobdell
Joan
Lobdell
Judge Brand
War Finance ‘Corporation
Federal Farm Joan Board
Student Injured In Auto Smash Near Don Street
A Sunday night collision on Don Street left a student with minor injuries. Police say the car driven by C. B. Brockington struck another vehicle that was stationary. witnesses testified Brockington moved the car after the impact.
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Uneery Waa
Ict
C. B. Brockington
Mille
Don Street
Mission
Barrow County Holds Big Rally at New Court House
In Winder Georgia Barrow County gathered to celebrate its new courthouse and promote local prosperity. About 1800 to 2000 attendees heard brief talks from business and civic leaders as farmers and townspeople shared ideas for mutual support and community growth amid heavy rain.
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Barrow County
New Court House
Winder
Georgia
C. B
Mott
Ea Fe
Cub's Zeb Terry Out With Fractured Wrist for Months
Chicago shortstop Zeb Terry will miss the season's early games due to a fractured wrist suffered in Flack High anes Sunday. Max Welder remains at home in St. Louis with a broken wrist and is sidelined for about two months.
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Chicago
Zeb Terry
Cub
Flack High Anes
Max Welder
St. Louis
Ford Offer Ruled Key in Gorgas Plant Sale Debate
Congressional committee heard debate over disposing of the Gorgas gas plant in Alabama. Engstrum urged revising Ford’s bid to exclude the plant, while some members favored other options. The panel noted interlocking interests and differences on best disposal method as Ford’s offer remained pivotal.
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Gorgas
Alabama
Congressional Committee
Ford
Arrest Report Says Another Suspect Held
A brief note reports another arrest tied to a party linked to a foggy morning incident. The action is noted without additional specifics and directs readers to page eight for fuller details.
Athens Prepares Largest B Y P U Convention Ever In June
The Athens Baptist Young People's Union plans to host the state convention this June in the city. The East Athens union hosted a bimonthly meeting with eight city unions in attendance to discuss local arrangements and program details. Officers were elected and committees formed to manage publicity, hospitality, transportation, program content, and miscellaneous tasks for the event.
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Baptist Young People's Union
East Athens
East Athens Union
Mary
W. D. McCombs
W.W
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