Red and Black Triumph Should Decide Southern Title
Georgia shaded Vanderbilt eight to zero as Morris pitched superbly for nine innings, allowing only one hit while Georgia hitters Bowden Ginn and Harrison led the offense with multiple hits and seven steals. Covington was suspended on a protest, Holden stepped in, and Georgia pushed five runs in the first inning then added more on Erwin’s three-base hit and later scores to seize a key series for the championship race.
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Vanderbilt
Georgia
Tennessee
Tech
Ehe
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Morris
Hartwell
Commodores
Luck
Bowden
Gina
Rucker Ginn
Harrison
McWhorter
Erwin
Clements
Ginn
Holden
Covington
Atlanta
Heisman
Georgia Tech
Scrubs
Ringers
Athens
Turner
Hutchens
South
Alabama
Miss
Miss. A. & M
Miss. State
L. S.A
Auburn
Mercer
Florida
Kentucky State
Michigan
le Wanee
Mountaineers
Clemson
KR. H
V. Turner
Lueck
Vowden
Bow Cen
Erwin. Sacrifice Hita Ginn
Steln
P. Turner
Beugsee
Lucy Cobb Georgia and Good Irish Story at the Lyric Today
Lyric Theatre hosts Lucy Cobb Georgia and an Irish comedy by the Imp company. Benefit day forLucy Cobb publication continues all day with proceeds aiding the year’s issue. Also features gymnastic carnival photos and songs by the Georgian quartet with home grown produce and local bargains at Arnold & Abney.
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Lucy Cobb
Georgia
The
Lyric Today
Jeruel Academy Concert Promotes Colored Students
A Jeruel Academy concert tonight features about fifty prominent Ath ens residents including teachers and professionals. Admission is free with tickets available at Orr's Drug Store. the program includes choral items banjo solos and sketches highlighting African American cultural songs and stories.
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Jeruel Academy
Athens
Orr's Drug Store
D. C. Barrow
Moss Allen tannery to be located in Athens
The Banner reports Athens will host the Moss & Allen Company's tannery bringing skilled labor payroll and new marketing avenues. A letter to Athens Chamber of Commerce signed by John D. Moss details location efforts, concessions by local businesses and individuals, and the need to attract new industries. Extra Large Berries 15c Small berries 10c Arnold & Abney.
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Athens
Moss & Allen Company
The
Chamber of Commerce
Callaway
C. C. Callaway
Sec
Athens Chamber of Commerce
John D. Moss
Arnold & Abney
New Phagan Case Evidence Surfaces From Eppes Testimony
Special to the Banner Atlanta April 30 Gus Eppes a white boy about fifteen testifies that Mary Phagan told him Frank the factory superintendent flirted with her and grew bolder she asked him to call and escort her home they planned to meet for Memorial Day parade but she did not appear Inquest testimony from Lee the negro offered little new direct linkage to the slayer and varied in accuracy Frank’s actions that day were noted but no solid connection to the killing was made
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Banner
Atlanta
Phagan
Gus Eppes
Mary Phagan
Frank
Lee
Athens Aims for Strong Georgia Education Association presence
Athens will be heavily represented at the Georgia Educational Association meetings in Atlanta this Friday and Saturday. Dr. T. J. Wooster dean of education at the University and several professors from University and State Normal School will attend and take active part in the deliberations.
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Athens
Alze
Georgia Educational Association
Atlanta
T. J. Wooster
School of Education
The
University
Stewart
Department of Secondary Education
R. E. Park
R. J. H. DeLoach
J. M. Pound
State Normal School
J. C. Wardlaw
Department of Pedagogy
State Normal
Domestic Science appeal by Detroit Vapor Stove demo
A Sunday Papers feature on college girls and domestic science prompts Fleming-Dearing Hdwe. Co. to host a two day free demonstration with a Detroit Vapor Stove. Factory rep from Detroit, Mich. will attend. Free frozen punch rolls and coffee offered Friday and Saturday, May 2nd and 3rd in Athens.
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Detroit Vapor
Athens
Detroit
Mich
Fleming-Dearing Hdw. Co
Oconee Land for Sale in Northeast Georgia
Valuable farm for sale in Oconee county encompassing 105 acres with a seven room dwelling. Level, well watered, largely cultivated and within 24 miles of Bishop and Watkinsville. Described as the best bargain in the county. For details contact Clinton A. Ashford, Watkinsville, Ga. Mr. E. I. Smith Sr. returned from Atlanta.
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Oconee County
Bishop
Watkinsville
Georgia
Clinton A. Ashford
Georgia to Debate Labor Unions With Washington & Lee
The intercollegiate debate at the university this Saturday features Georgia versus Washington & Lee on the resolution that labor unions are inimical to the nation’s industrial interests. Georgia speaks for the affirmative with Ira Funkenstein and H L Rogers. master of ceremonies is B H Chappell. Walter's Orchestra provides music. A second debate that evening in New Orleans pits Tulane against Georgia with Wil Mann and Calvin George representing the Georgians.
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Georgia
University of Georgia
Washington & Lee
Ira Funkenstein
H. L. Rogers
B. H. Chappell
Walter
Tulane
New Orleans
Messrs
W. A. Mann
Calvin George
Art exhibit at College Avenue school draws crowds
An art exhibit opens from May 13 to 32 at College Avenue school inviting all ages. The exhibit aims to open eyes to beauty around us, offering affordable 10 cent admission and expected to attract and instruct large numbers.
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College Avenue
Championship groceries ruled eligible by Athens housewives
At Anderson Bros Grocery, Athens housewives deem all good items eligible for table use, likening their groceries to championship ball teams. Call 476 for everything good to eat early today.
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Anderson Bros
Athens’ Housewives
Lawrence Players Final Week Opens with The Classmates
Beginning tonight at the Colonial the Lawrence Players present a four act comedy The Classmates. Five new members join the company for the final week before a road tour then stock work in Atlanta. The newcomers are vaudeville artists and will perform specialties between acts.
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Lawrence
the Colonial
Atlanta
Mrs J T Murray Buried Yesterday at Oconee Church
Funeral services for Mrs. J. T. Murray were held yesterday afternoon at 2:15 at Oconee Street Methodist Church, conducted by Reverends Willie M. Saye and A. A. Sullivan. Burial followed in Oconee Cemetery. She died Tuesday at 35, leaving a husband and four young children. Wanted girl with some experience to post charge tickets for Fears Grocery Company.
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J. T. Murray
Oconee Street Methodist Church
Willie M. Saye
A. A. Sullivan
Oconee Cemetery
Ms. Murray
Fears Grocery Company
Griffin and McCrary Seek Bail in Athens Trust Case
In Clarke County Superior Court today attorneys for President Griffin and Cashier McCrary of the defunct Athens Trust and Banking Co. will move for bail. The remittitur arrived from the Court of Appeals, and the case may shift back to its pre plea status with five year penitentiary sentences set aside. Trial likely not this term, plans suggest October court unless a summer special term is held.
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Griffin
McCrary
Athens Trust and Banking Company
Superior Court of
Clarke
Court of Appeals
Honors in courthouse clash ends with shared costs
The quarrel over the clerk of the board of commissioners position concluded with the court ruling that the county and Col. John B. Gamble will each bear half the costs. The case stemmed from a quo warranto challenge to the clerk’s legality, with a personal confrontation between Col. Gamble and J. J. Strickland that nearly escalated before apologies and court decorum restored order.
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Board of Commissioners
Col
John B. Gamble
Gamble
J. J. Strickland
Strickland
Friends
Missing Witness in Booth Case Faces Further Deliberation
Trial for John Carl Booth stalls as material witnesses Miss Herndon and Carl Everston remain unlocated. Miss Herndon, traced to Atlanta, will miss court due to her father's funeral in South Georgia, delaying proceedings until Saturday or Monday. Sheriff seeks witnesses in Atlanta. defense insists they will exonerate Booth.
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Booth
Atlanta
John Carl Booth
Herndon
South Georgia
Millen
Athens
Carl Everston
Question Box in Athens Question Box Encourages City Reform Ideas
In Athens at the Dougherty and Prince avenue tent Christian meetings a question box invites earnest attendees to propose needed city reforms. Evangelist Snively preached Almost Persuaded, stressing persuasion to Christianity and warning against stopping at that stage. Two ac cessions were noted, bringing total to thirty-one. Tonight’s topic is Our Best Friend at 8:16, with a strong turnout yesterday. The children’s service was well attended, and Misa Park will speak to the youngsters about Bible stories.
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Dougherty and
Prince Avenue
Athens
Evangelist Snively
Paul
Festus
Agrippa
Misa Park
Celebrated Georgian Boys Celebrate Wins On Campus
The Georgian boys marked two big victories with a grand bonfire on campus. A long parade uptown showcased varied costumes, with band music and speeches, while the Athens Ice Company advertised prompt delivery and quality ice.
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Lucy Cobb
THE
Athens Ice Company
NEW Ice Company
Masonic Lodge Calls Communica tion This Evening
Mount Vernon Lodge No. 22 F. and A. M. will hold a called communication this evening at 8:30. Work in the Master Mason degree. Visiting brethren invited. W. A. CAPPS and W. J. H. DORSEY, Secretaries.
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Mount Vernon Lodge
W. A. Capps
W. J. H. Dorsey
Collision at Clayton and College Ends with Minor Damage
Last night at the corner of Clayton and College the automobiles of John Calhoun O'Farrell of Athens and Hugh White of Whitehall jostled each other. No injuries, only minor damage to fenders and running boards.
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Clayton and College
John Calhoun O'Farrell
Athens
Hugh White
Whitehall
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