Kiwanis Club Holds May Meeting in Athens
The Kiwanis club gathered at the Y M C A in Athens for its May meeting with strong attendance. Plans covered a Rotary baseball game next Monday at 4 20, a fundraiser for the State Normal School, and delegates to nationwide and Capitol Highway meetings. New member Golden Knight promoted Packard rights.
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Kiwantsely
Dor
Rotaryants
Sanford
Kiwanis
Golden Knight
Packard Automobiles and Trucks
J. C. Wilkerson
Baptist Church
Cleveland
W. A. Worsham
W Hes
Athenada
Georgia
Sol. J. Boley
Clinton
US. C
Dr McPherson To Address Community Civics Class
Dr J H T McPherson of the University will lecture the Community Civics class at the Peabody building on Prince Avenue. He will discuss state and local taxation and its antiquated system, offering an authoritative view on Georgia taxation and its future reforms. The Woman's Club lecture begins at oclock.
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Nity Civica
Prince Avenue
Peabody
J. H. T. McPherson
University
McPheray
Georgia
Ture
Woman's Club
House Changes Senate Budget Bill in Passage
In Washington D C on May 5 the House approved changes to a Senate budget bill. The measure now goes to conference to reconcile differences before final passage.
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House
Senate
Georgia budget commission to study state finances
Special to The Banner Atlanta May 5. The budget commission will issue a concise report to the legislature this year focusing on balance between income and expenditures. The panel plans recommendations on tax and education boards, and may shift automobile tag handling to the highway commission with a governor appointed manager.
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Atlanta
Budget Commission
Alan
Commiision
Georgia
Georoda
Commission
Board of Control
Aute Board of Regents
Bre
State College of Ages Culture
Lome
Tha
Stata
Lkely
R. A. Denny
M. L. Brittain
Commissaion
Crawford Chapter meets at Lucy Cobb Institute library
The Crawford chapter of the Children of the Confederacy will meet Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the library of the Lucy Cobb Institute. Every member is urged by the president to attend.
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Crawford Chapter Co
Lucy Cobb
Crawford Chapter
The
Children of the Confederacy
Lucy Cobb. Institute
Scandal Hinted Ties Kiwanis Rotary to Athens Bets
A chaotic Athens scene entwines Kiwanis and Rotary clubs with a baseball game slated for 4 30 pm to fund a playground fund. Marion Arnold and Morton Hodgson are among locals blamed for disruptions as Abit Nix, Dink Martin and others attend. Joel Wier’s uniform is toned down this year while Toby Bloodworth hones practice for the Rotarannes. Proceeds go to the playground fund with 50 cent admission for all.
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Georgia Athletic Association
Kiwants Rotary
Morion Hodgson
Marion Arnold
Guy Clarke
Kiwanis
Rotary Club
Abit Nix
Dink Martin
Kiwanis Club
Brags
Mitchelll Bridge
Joel Wier
Mack Sennett
Morton Hodgson
Cuyler Trussell
Cherocola
Toby” Bloodworth
B. R. Jr
Clarke County Farm Bureau to Meet at Court House
Clarke County Farm Bureau meets at 11 am today in the county courthouse to discuss cooperative cotton marketing plans including the State Markets bureau plan and farmer pooling of 1921 cotton. Athens bankers and cotton brokers are invited to join, with focus on regulatory movements in the belt and potential bureau adoption.
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State Markets Bureau
Clarke County Farm Bureau
Court House
Jones ‘Purcell
Athens
Purcell
Oklahoma
Texas
Georgia
Sapiro
Clarke Farmers
Farm Bureau
Burdened Farmers Targeted by Emergency Tariff Bill
Senate debate on the emergency tariff bill and anti dumping measures intensifies as Democratic leaders press opposition. Senator Simmons warns benefits to farmers will be overwhelmed by added burdens, while Senator Penrose outlines the bill and aims for a vote date.
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Associated Pres
Washington, D. C
Senate
Venrose
Finance Committee
Simmons
North Carolina
Penrose
Seed Liquors Stolen In Every City Where Taken
David Gates, prohibition supervisor for the southwestern district, said seized liquors have been stolen from protection officers in St Louis Kansas City New Orleans and nearly every city with seizures. He testified before a federal grand jury and announced his resignation after being named inheritance tax attorney in Arkansas. He criticized government protection of seized liquor.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
St. Louis
Kansas City
David Gates
Southwestern
Federal Grand Jury
Gates
Arkansas
Mittle on Trial Patterson Murder in Orangeburg
Edward N Mittle Greenville business man testified he would get Patterson before shooting him last November with the claim jealousy over a woman as motive. Mrs Starr Jackson testified Mittle forced her into a bank vault and threatened her with death if she met Patterson the next day.
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Orangeburg
8. C
Edward N. Mittle
Greenville
J. H. Patterson
Here
Mittle
Patterson
Starr Jackson
Bowman
J. Frank Sam
A. K. Sanders
State Penitentiary
Pretty Mae Murray at Palace Shines in Idols of Clay
Mae Murray and David Powell reprise their winning duet in Idols of Clay shown at the Palace Theater yesterday and today. The program spans Limehouse London to dangerous shores and features the Chiffon Dance by Mae Murray highlighting her stardom. The film returns tonight with Larry Seamon in support.
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Mae Murray
David Powell
Clay
Maying
Palace Theater
Limehouse
London
Nouth Sta Islands
Miss Murray
Follies
Palace
Plendid
Larry Seamon
Unemployment up in April says Labor Dept
Washington May 5 unemployment rose four tenths to one percent in April according to figures released by the department of labor. Twenty eight industrial centers east of the Mississippi reported declines and twenty five showed gains while the Pacific coast lost ground. The report cited serious unemployment in New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania with Georgia noting fruit crop damage affecting jobs. Kentucky Tennessee and Mississippi showed no overall improvement except for lower Mississippi.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
Muslasippi River
Pacific Coast
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Georgia
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Leavell’s stirring sermon on modern sins at revival
Dr J B Leavell preached on Romans 3 23 at Prince Avenue Baptist revival stressing all have sinned and the need for a savior He condemned modern sins especially sins of sex immodest dress and the corrupting influence of motion pictures and dancing urging decisive surrender to Christ.
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Prince Avenue
J. B. Leavell
Grantleg
Christ
Georgia Women Urged to Fund Emergency Relief for State Normal
Results from across Georgia show strong support for a Mothers Day emergency fund initiative led by Mrs. George Mell to aid the State Normal School. Athens Kiwanis endorsed the drive, contributing funds, with many prominent Georgians sending endorsements and the press giving wide publicity.
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Women of
Georgia
State Normal School
George Mel
Athens Kiwanis Club
Ex Governor Catts Indicted For Paid Pardons Reported
Jacksonville Florida May 5 Sidney Catts former Florida governor indicted by Bradford county grand jury for taking money to grant pardons. Charged with accepting 700 dollars to vote on a conditional pardon for a Bay county murder convict from 1918. Name of the prisoner withheld. Investigation by the Bradford county grand jury tied to a state farm in the county. A joint legislative committee has been probing rumors in secret sessions for two weeks.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Fla
Sidney
Catts
Florida
Bradford County Grand Jury
Et -Bible
Bay County
Lfe
Bradford County
Grand Jury
Bayou Crevasse Threatens Farm and Timber Land
Several hundred farmers and railroad men work tonight to prevent another crevasse in the Johnson Bayou levee on the White River. The breach could inundate a large area of farm and timber land and suspend traffic on the Rock Island Railroad between Brinkley and DeVall’s Bluff.
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Associated Press
Little Rock
Ark
May
Johnson Bayou
White River
Rock Island
Brinkley
DeVall
Blum
Davis Aims to Avert Strike Tying Up Shipping
In Washington on May 6 Secretary Davis led a new joint conference with engineers, the shipping board, and steamship owners seeking a wage compromise to prevent a strike that could halt American shipping after last week’s abrupt negotiations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Shipping Board
Davis
Chicago Printers End Strike 44-Hour Week Accept Less
In Chicago on May 5 the city’s job printers ended a strike by settling for a 44-hour week and a weekly wage reduction of 4.35 dollars, with arbiter Ralph Emerson Heilman approved by both sides. About 1,100 livestock handlers followed suit May 6, returning to work at midnight after agreeing to accept an eight-cent hourly wage cut, pending arbitration.
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Chicago
Associated Press
Ralph Emerson Heilman
Final series opener at Sanford Field Georgia vs Auburn
Large advance ticket sales indicate record crowds for the Georgia Auburn doubleheader at Sanford Field. Georgia, hampered by injuries, faces the aggressive Plainsmen as Ollinger starts on the mound and Dekle may join the rotation. Today’s game begins at 4 PM with Saturday at 3 30 PM. traffic plans to handle the crowds.
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AT Sanford Field
Georgia
Auburn
Balla
Sanford Pield
Auburn Tigers
Beusse
Ag Hill
Stegeman
Phieg Uke
Hneada Hin
White
George Clarke
Cody
Short
Watson
Josh
Umps
Clarke
Donohue
Ollinger
Ullinger
Jolneon
Ica
Pantone
Frost
Mentogs
Dekle
Seaty
Costa's
Chet Slack Returns to Georgia Auburn Game
Chester Slack known as Chet a Georgia Class of 1920 president arrives in Athens from New York to witness the Georgia Auburn games today and tomorrow. He studied art in New York this winter and travels with his younger brother to the campus for the weekend.
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University of Georgia
Chester Slack
Georgia
Chet
Slack
New York
Athens
Picnic Postponed for Sunday School Event
The Sunday school picnic at the Christian church has been postponed indefinitely. The event was scheduled for today but will not occur as planned.
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D.C Press
D.C
Ee Ianges Ag
Rotary
Bunco
Court House Tam
Fedpee
Dept. Labor
Leavell
Mize
Chet” Slack
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