Bulldogs Battle Petrels In 10 Inning Tie At Atlanta
In a tightly fought 10 inning game at Atlanta, Georgia, Yale’s Bulldogs and the Petrels of Oglethorpe battled to a 3 to 3 tie. Pantone of the Bulldogs faced Turk of the Petrels in a furious pitching duel as both teams pressed for the win. A late Petrel rally was nullified by a foul ball called by umpire Griffin, preserving the tie and leaving Pantone and Turk with strong but wavering control amid frigid conditions.
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John Hammond
Adenta
Ajaureto
Yale
Bulldogs
S of Georgia University
Atlanta
Jethorpe
Cimt Pantone
Coersia
Bird’ Hope
Oglethorpe Enatcher
Simms
Impres
Oxlethorpe
Griffin
Pantone
Turner of Tampa Elected 10 Head District Rotary
Special to The Banner reports John A Turner of Tampa nominated for district governor and gifts to W R C district governor at a state rotary event in Birmingham Alabama March 29. Delegations, including from Athens and Georgia, departed by special train after the convention screep, amid talk and lightly festive activity as visitors left.
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Turner
Tampa
Birmingham
Ala
John A. Turner
Impa
W. R. C. Disrict
Hstary
Savimbue
Elu
Athens
Tell Ponsgpola
Gabe Givan
Rail Board Hearing Claims Police Budget Used for Espionage
Frank P. Walsh, general counsel for the railroad employee, charged at the current railroad labor board hearing that the Pennsylvania road spends $800,000 annually on police, much of which funds a spy system among employees. Brig. Gen W. W. Atterbury, vice president of the Pennsylvania lines, admitted the truth of the charge.
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Frank P. Walsh
United States Railroad Labor Board
Pennsylvania Road
W. W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania Hnes
Harding to lead conference with rail boards chairmen
President Harding opened a comprehensive study of American railway conditions in Washington on March 29. He met with his cabinet and Inter state bodies for over an hour and planned to invite the Interstate Commerce Commission and the United States Railway Labor Board chairmen to join. Further talks with railway managers and employees are expected to shape a rehabilitation program ahead of Congress' special session.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Inter
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Railway Labor Board
Congress
Appalachee Ministers Meet at Statham Georgia
Appalachee Ministers and Workers conference set for Statham Baptist Church on April 6 with Dr. John D. Mell of Athens to preach at 11. The program lists devotions, sessions on the 75 Million Campaign, Bible doctrines, The World Growing Better, The Christian Index, and the WM A, concluding with miscellaneous items and adjournment.
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Appalachee
Statham
W. FE. Moore
E. H. Jennings
John D. Mell
John H. Webb
W. L. Culbertson
Christian Index
W. H. Faust
W. M
FE. R. Harris
Athens Pastor to Speak at Winder Tomorrow Night
Ga March 29 The pas sizers and workers in the Millen campaign from the y and Appalachee assoc iation over 5 000 members meet in conference at the First Baptist church here on Thursday March 31 at 3 o'clock. Supper will be served at 7 o'clock. Rev E H Jennings of Prince Avenue Baptist Athens and Rev F Campbell of First Baptist Gainesville will speak at 8 o'clock. A large turnout from surrounding areas is expected.
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Gainesville
Puppets of Fate at Palace Theater with Viola Dana
Viola Dana stars in Puppets of Fate at the Palace Theater today in Athens. The film is praised for her charm and beauty and is shown for one day only with new 10 and 25 cent prices. Tomorrow and Friday feature Universal’s Outside the Law with Priscilla Dean and Lon Chaney in The Penalty among other films.
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Viola Dana
Athens
Palace Theater
Metra
Miss Dana
Palace
Universal
Priscilla Dean
Plans for farmer aid meetings begin in capital
Washington March 29 The War Finance Corporation called a conference for April 4 in Washington with southern bankers to discuss financing the export of southern agricultural products. The cabinet discussed farmers problems and promised definite relief plans soon led by Secretary Hoover who may meet agricultural leaders and industry representatives.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
War Finance Corporation
Hoover
White House
Finance Corporation
Governor Dorsey seeks indictments in Williams case
Governor Dorsey asks that three sons of John S. Williams be indicted for the Jasper County killings of eleven negroes on Williams plantation. He cites dispatches from Covington about plots to incite uprisings and shift blame. A Covington suspect is held. Jasper grand jury meets April 11.
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Atlanta
Dorsey
John S. Williams
Williams
Jasper County
Covington
Newton
Elder Williams
Clyde Manning
Newton County
Manning
Aviators Not Heard From During Virgin Islands Flight
Four Marine Corps aviators who departed Washington in two planes on the first leg of a flight to the Virgin Islands had not been heard from by nightfall. They were due to land for the night at Fayetteville North Carolina or Langley Field Virginia, and officials suspected one aircraft forced to land at a remote spot while the other landed for repairs.
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Associated Press
Washington
Marine Corps
Virgin Islands
Fayetteville
North Carolina
Langley Field
Virginia
Wilkes County Tax Fifa Cases Tied in Injunction Fight
In Wilkes County seven injunction cases challenge more than 17000 dollars worth of fifas tied to state and county taxes. Plaintiffs include Washington Exchange Bank and Washington Loan and Trust, alleging the tax equalization law violates the fourteenth amendment and due process. Temporary restraining orders halt three fi fas. permanent injunction hearing set for Monday in Warrenton.
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Atlanta
Wnbaid
Wilkes County
Ing
United States Supreme Courts
United States Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Washington Exchange Bank
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Anthony Shoals Power Company
J. T. Irvin, Jr
W. E. H. Searcy
Warrenton
Alvin G. Golucke
Clem Sutton
Golucke
Fullbright
New Impetus for Missing Balloon Search in Florida
Pensacola reports fishermen heard strange grief in a swamp near Lake Wimico as search for the missing naval balloon and its five occupants receives new impetus. Airplanes have been dispatched to scour the area around the lake.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
Lake Wimico
Special Deputies Sworn in Protect Mills and Property
About fifty special deputies were sworn in to protect miners and property of the Tennessee Coal and Railroad Company after an attack on Arthur Whitfield and John Dawson, two Black miners near Pratt City Alabama. Both are expected to recover, but no attackers have been identified yet.
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Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Coal Tran and Railroad Company
Arthur Whitfield
John Dawson
Pratt City
Secretary of War Italian Ambassador To Attend Funeral
Washington D C March 29 The body of Sir Moses Ezekiel sculptor and Confederate veteran who died in Rome in 1917 will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery tomorrow with Secretary of War Weeks and Italian Ambassador Ricci participating.
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Washington, D. C
Moses Ezekiel
Fire destroys half million in cotton at Oklahoma City
A blaze at Interstate Compress company destroyed No. 1 of its presses in Oklahoma City this afternoon, causing an estimated $500,000 loss in cotton alone. The origin of the fire remains undetermined.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Interstate Compress Company
Industrial tour eyed as annual state event travels Georgia
Atlanta March 29 The Georgia Tech industrial tour planned for April 4 for a weeklong circuit through thirty five cities may become an annual event sponsored by commercial groups. More than a hundred industrial leaders travel by special train with speakers including Everett Morse of Simplex Wire and Cable Mayor James Key and Governor Dorken. Dr K G Matheson plans to join as Georgie Tech president and other state leaders will participate.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Everett Morse
Simplex Wire and Cable Company
Boston
James’. Key
Dorken
K G. Matheson
Georgic Tech
Georgia Fruit Not Hurting From Cold Weather
The Georgia fruit crop remains unharmed by recent cold despite forecasts of a killing frost. Weather officials revised the outlook, predicting mild temperatures and fair skies tonight. Growers can avoid smudge pots as the frost threat passes and sleep easier tonight.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Weather Bureau
Comex
Florida
Niece
Bureau
Folkax
Airplane flight restores speech for former soldier
Washington report details a 22 year old former soldier H A Renz Jr who had been mute for eight months due to paralysis of throat muscles. An airplane flight at 14 000 feet restored his power of speech as doctors had failed with other treatments. He faced initial doubt but was surprised when he could speak again.
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Washington
H. A. Renz, Jr
Wan
Renz
Jonding
Concerted Effort To Get Help From Congress
A meeting of farmers organizations in Washington is announced for April 14 to press for an agricultural program to be recommended to President Harding and Congress. The event aims to mobilize support and present a unified plan to lawmakers.
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Congress
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Turks Lose Bagdad Railway to Greeks
Constantinople March 29. The town of Kutaia was evacuated by the Turks and the Greeks are now masters of the Bagdad railway and are continuing to advance toward Angora.
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Associated Press
Constantinople
Kutaia
Bagdad
Angora
Government says insurgent communists broken up in Germany
Nerlin reports the government claims to have crushed a communist uprising in mild German industrial areas with the capture of the main body at Leune and Ammendorf. About 1,400 communists have been arrested while others flee or surrender. President Ebert approves extraordinary emergency courts for swift trials.curity police patrol the city and outdoor gatherings are banned.
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Nerlin
Leune
Ammendorf
Ebert
Mid-Germany
Ruhr Potnte
Cabinet Considers Harding Reorganization Plan
The reorganization commission plan for executive departments was presented to President Harding's cabinet in Washington D C and will be discussed at a future meeting. It outlines steps toward implementing the commission's recommendations and advances the government restructuring effort.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Harding
Thousands File Past Cataque of Cardinal Gibbons
In Baltimore on March 29 a crowd estimated at 25 000 to 30 000 filed past the cataque of Cardinal Gibbons as the body lay in state. The public viewing drew vast attendance from the city and beyond, reflecting the late cardinal’s influence and the nation’s mourning.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Battimore
Crowda
Y M C A Boys Form Four Team Base Ball League
The Junior Alleghs? No, junior at the Y M C A organize a four team base ball league and plan immediate matches. Members of the class are urged to attend today to kick off baseball activity. Boys are eager to play ball.
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Alligs
Yale Bulldogs Set To Host Georgia Next Saturday
Yale Bulldogs of New Haven travel to Athens to face the Georgia Bulldogs in the lone return game. The contest follows Yale’s 12 1 1 0 victory earlier in the season as both teams aim to boost standings. The game is slated for 2 PM to accommodate travel home schedules.
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Yale Bulldogs
New Haven
Georgia “Bulldogs
Athens
Yale
Macon
South
New
Slow Payments Crimp Georgia School Funds
Atlanta March 29 slow payments by counties threaten public schools statewide. DeKalb county may close schools two months early due to lack of funds to pay teachers, with other districts reported financially impaired. State superintendent notes few counties have funds to close on time. Former Senator Reok notes about half a dozen counties will run out of money for public schools by month end. Issues include delays and technicalities in warrants and past 1921 payables, hindering school operations and finance.
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Atlanta
DeKalb County
State Superintendent of Education
Feto
Reok
Aslanta
Countien
Hetu
Adva Wal
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