Hostility alleged over Parks case tied to Vera Cruz dispute
United States and Mexico exchange a hostile act claim as the fate of Private Samuel Parks, missing near Vera Cruz, prompts demands for information. Secretary Bryan wires the transfer of details to Huerta via Brazil. Webb notes postponement of the Niagara Falls conference for health reasons. Huerta envoy remarks on the Snyder-Carden telegrams and ongoing mediation efforts.
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Bryan
Huerta
Washington, E. C. S
State Department
Samuel Parks
Vera Cruz
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
United States Today
Libuerta
Parks
Mexico City
Washington
Washington, D. C
Niagara Falls
United States
Lobos Island
Tampico
Garrison
Georgia Educator Toured for New Zealand Study
Dr. T J Woofter dean of the Peabody School of Education at the University of Georgia has been asked by Commissioner P P Claxton of the US Department of Education to spend November December and January in a researching trip to New Zealand He would undertake a more extensive itinerary if funds and arrangements allow and approval comes in a few days The purpose is study of schooling and government in a land noted for rapid progress over the last fifty years The appointment would honor both Woofter and the University of Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Woofter
Peabody School of Education
University of Georgia
P. P. Claxton
United States Department of Education
New Zealand
Wooster
Ment
Australia
Committee votes to turn Vanderbilt interest to annual conferences
Oklahoma City May 15 A majority of the committee investigating Vanderbilt University relations with the church recommends the church return its interest to the original conferences. A minority favors continuing church rights. A decision likely next week. Also the conference approves abstinence from tobacco for ministry applicants and bans intoxicants in the navy.
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Vanderbilt
Associated Press
Oklahoma City
Okla
Vanderbilt University
Tennessee
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
More Saw Tech Georgia Game in Athens Than in Atlanta
Athens crowds out drew Atlanta attendance with 4 300 spectators at Sanford Field last Friday for Tech and Georgia. Ground ads boasted 9 800 at Grant Field but Atlanta drew about 2 500 yesterday. Athens aims to continue annual November games with the Jackets.
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Athens
Atlanta
Sanford Field
Tech
Georgia
Grant Field
Court Adjourned to Monday for Williams Case
Superior court yesterday adjourned to Monday morning when the State versus Sam Williams, second case, will be taken up and tried. Jurors and juries will convene at the usual hour. The previous session was interrupted as chief witness Coleman of the Anderson Banking Company was in Atlanta to attend the Tech Georgia game.
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Superior Court
Sam Williams
Williams
Coleman
Anderson Banking Company
Atlanta
Tech Georgia
Crawford Will Case Settled in Supreme Court
The will of Joshua B. Crawford, Atlanta capitalist, was upheld in the Georgia Supreme Court with wife Mary Belle Crawford as chief beneficiary. Forty claimants plan an appeal, and the case drew wide attention.
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Associated Press
Atlanta, Ga
Joshua B. Crawford
Atlanta
Supreme Court
Mary Belle Crawford
The Need of the Hour A Study of Present Day American Christianity
Tomorrow morning Rev. C. C. Jarrell of the First Methodist church will preach on The Need of the Hour A Study of Present Day American Christianity. He will argue that the religious awakening before the Revolutionary War built America's moral tone and that modern society must return to those same sources of moral vigor and spiritual inspiration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Jarrell
First Methodist Church
America
Mallory Credits Ginger and Gasoline for Victory
Walter Mallory, winner in Clarke County tax collector race, attributes his win to ginger and gasoline. His sworn campaign expense statement lists gasoline 28.90 and ginger 0.25, with a tobacco pack of ginger found in the runabout used during canvassing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mallory
Clarke
Executive Committee
Cal Crim Arrest Under City Code For Drunkenness
Last night Calvin Couch was arrested on a charge of violating section 360 of the city code for being plain drunk. His personal belongings amounted to two shoe buttons, nothing more. pockets empty, worn laced shoes. This entry marks the first such case on the desk sergeant’s books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Couch
Mr D F Miller Prominent Cotton Merchant Travels
Mr D F Miller a leading cotton man in the city is spending several weeks in Pennsylvania on business tied to his operations here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. Miller
Pennsylvania
Stone's Fresh Produce Averts Food Sale Ad
Fresh green cabbage large ripe tomatoes yellow squash cucumbers Irish potatoes fine pitted red and white cherries raspberries pineapple pickles picnic hams fresh corn tender beans Arnold Abney phone 408 Stone's.
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Stone's
Southern Baptist Convention Deliberates on Mission Boards
Nashville May 15 The efficiency committee urges retaining current boards of missions and Sunday school and keeping the present headquarters. The debate remains spirited and no decision is reached.
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Associated Press
Nashville, Tenn
Boards of Missions
Southern Baptist Convention
Revival Meeting At Oconee Street Methodist Grows
Interest increases as attendees gather at the Oconee Street Methodist Church for a revival meeting. The event draws locals and church members, with speakers sharing messages and renewing community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oconee Street Methodist Church
Evangelistic Services Continue at Oconee Street Church
Deepening interest at the Oconee Street church under Rev. A A Sullivan and Rev. Mr Kellette of Winterville as several seek conversion and membership. Evening services tonight at 8 oclock break Saturday custom with meetings planned through next week including Sunday 11am and 8pm.
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Oconee Street
A. A. Sullivan
Kellette
Winterville
First Step to Ward Anti Trust Legislation Today
Washington May 15 Formal steps to start anti trust legislation through congress will be taken tomorrow The house rules committee will meet to frame a special rule for quick passage of three bills on the administration program Debate probably will begin next week A report says if the senate cannot pass by July 15 an effort will be made to compromise and pass only part of the legislation Senator Kern expects night sessions of the senate soon.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Congress
House Rules Committee
Senate
Kern
JOSSEYS GROCERIES AT LIVING PRICES
Local grocer Jossey advertises low prices on staples and fresh produce. Eggs 23c a dozen, broilers and hens. Ga beans 10c quart, potatoes 8c quart, tomatoes 30c dozen, lemons 25c dozen. Flour 25 pounds various brands 75c to 80c, sugar 1.20 per 25 pounds. Order by phone 1176.
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Jossey’s
Georgia Triumph Over Tech Secures Undisputed Title
Last night the campus cannon boomed in celebration as the Red and Black defeated Tech. The victory marks Georgia’s undisputed I A championship and ends Tech’s recent dominance.
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Tech
Georgia
Cotton Bales Burned at Georgia Railroad Yards
Fire from an unknown origin damaged 120 bales of cotton yesterday afternoon at the Georgia Railroad yards. The dry lint and mud allowed flames to flash through the mass. Insurance covered the loss. no bales fully burned, though over half were scorched or damaged.
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Georgia
Widow of Gunman Damages Becker Trial Testimony
New York May 15 Mrs Lillian Hosenberg widow of Lefty Loui testified in the Becker murder trial claiming she heard Jack Rose mention Becker while urging him to aid in murder and that her prior testimony was a lie to save her husband. Harry Vallon also testified.
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Associated Press
New York
Lillian Hosenberg
Lefty Loui
Herman Rosenthal
Charles Becker
Jack Rose
Becker
Harry Vallon
Babe of Mr and Mrs Chris Jones 7 Month Old Dies
Late yesterday at 235 Washington street the bright little babe of Mr and Mrs Chris Jones Marion Lester died. The seven month old boy will be laid to rest at Oconee cemetery after a 4 PM service led by Rev C C Jarrell. Friends express deep sympathy to the bereaved parents.
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Washington Street
Chris Jones
Marion Lester
C. C. Jarrell
Oconee Cemetery
Full Details of Tech Game Today
John Burch, a Georgia ball games enthusiast, set up a room in the old Manner offices on Jackson Street for a detailed play-by-play report. A blackboard with labeled players, special wire projection, and seating for about a hundred let fans follow the game. Today’s game starts at 4:30 Athens time and a quarter admission helps cover service costs.
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John Burch
Jackson Street
Athens
Public Schools Near Month End Closings
Athens public schools will not close until June 10, with commencements already in sight for a few. The fall term starts later than many schools. Garden items from Arnold & Abney include small yellow squash egg plants lettuce bell peppers green beans new potatoes cucumbers.
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Athens
Arnold & Abney
Fresh produce and staples advertised at Buchwald’s today
The notice lists items such as green cabbage 15c head, green beans 10c quart, new potatoes 10c quart, old potatoes 45c peck, fresh strawberries 1.24 per quart, sugar 25 lb bag 1.15, flour 75c per quarter, various brands 80c per quarter, Virginia hand packed tomatoes two for 15c, white cherries 3 lb can 25c. Phone 646.
Burial This Morning for Mr Daniel at Crawfordville
Mr John G Daniel died at his Athens home after months of illness from spinal ailment He will leave by Georgia Railroad at 9 am escorted by pallbearers J M Keith Thomas Comer H M Mallory L W Sparks E R Hodgson Jr J H Dorsey for Crawfordville where funeral services and interment will be held Mr Daniel born December 16 1846 in Wilkes county leaves a widow and children and siblings The family has deep local ties including long service with the shoe trade and Civil War service
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John G. Daniel
Lumpkin Street
Georgia Road
Crawfordville
Messrs
J. M. Keith
Thomas Comer
H. M. Mallory
L. W. Sparks
E. R. Hodgson, Jr
J. H .Dorsey
Mr. Daniel
Wilkes County
Samuel Daniel
Hillman
Thomson
Fred Daniel
Emmie Daniel
Marion Daniel
Garnett Daniel
Athens
A. C. Daniel
Arnoldsville
Fannie Dillard
J. E. Carlton
Union Point
Daniel
Johnson Shoe Company
Mallory Shoe Company
Georgia
Baptist Church
Sheriff Maxey Recaptures Negro Convict in Athens
Sheriff Maxey of Oconee County arrived in Athens from Atlanta with June Price a recaptured negro boy who had been at liberty since last August. The youth was imprisoned for forgery of orders and had 23 months remaining of a two year sentence. He escaped from the camp and this is his third recapture. The sheriff plans to take him to Watkinsville that morning.
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Maxey
Oconee County
Athens
Atlanta
June Price
Tennessee
Liberty
Watkinsville
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Jacksonville
Fla
Augustine Rodrigguez
United States State Department
J. J. Woofter
Crawford
Mallory
Jossey's
Babe
MR. and
Mrs
Buchwald's
Champs
John .G. Daniel
Smookey
Eubanks
Garlington
Hitchcock
Owens
Torbett
Clements
T. Montague
Pound
E. Montague
Yellowjackets
Henderson
Gian
McWhorter
Wooten
Bob
Harrison
Holden
Ginn
Johnson
Po. Ginn
Cf Henderson
P . Owens
Po. Wooten
Burr
Rf Pound
St Witherington
Montague
Hill
P Garlington
P "Pitts
R. Georgia
Oconee
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