Savannah convention elicits high praise and new standards
The 1921 Savannah convention drew over nine hundred delegates and adopted the AAL Standard of Excellence. Dallas speaker B B Lee headlines the 1922 program while Dr M E Dodd leads a sunrise service in Shraveport. Delegates enjoyed Tybee Island boat ride and surf bathing during the event.
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Savannah
B. B. Lee
Dallas
Texas
M.E. Dodd
Shraveport
Tybee Island
Bulldogs Sing Victory Over Mississippi College 6 to 0
Georgia defeated Mississippi College 6 to 0 at Sanford Field on Thursday. Boney led the offense with multiple hits, while the Georgia defense capitalized on five Mississippi errors. Salem, Lambright, and the Bulldog infield supported pitcher Lambright, and the game served as a benefit for the University M. C. A. Box score and summary follow.
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Bulldogs
Mississippi College
Sanford Field
Band of Sale
Georgia
Moundsman
Mississippi
Eorgia
Bale
Keystone
Delta Lads
Lambright
Sale
Lambight
University
JoyoUS day baseball game between Mississippi and Georgia
Georgia and Mississippi faced off with a 1 1 tie in the early innings and a late surge by Georgia. Dickens hit a ninth inning double play and Thomhkson, Boney, Stolen bases by Busby Clark Gul Tey added to the scoring. Sale and Lambright combined on the mound with 12 hits allowed and 2 500 in attendance.
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Georgia
Cody
Hutcheson
Clarke
Eldridge
Thomason
Boney
Sam
Bulldogs
Powers
Mey
Sale
Hamilton
Mississippi
Nuy
Bungles
Dickens
Thomhkson
Busby
Clark
Gul- Tey
Lambright
Lette
of Sale
Kaliska
AB. R
Georgia Leaves Today for Two Mercer Series
Coach White takes the Bulldogs to Macon for a two game series with Mercer to close Georgia’s baseball schedule. Frost and Pantone start on the mound, Cody at second, Boney at first, with Sam anchoring the batting order. Large student turnout expected as Mercer hosts the last games of the season and fans look for strong Georgia defense and hitting.
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White
Bulldogs
Macon
Mercer
Georgia
Frost
Pantone
Cody
Boney
Sam
Baptists
Tattore
Kentucky
Fes
Gerey
Mercer-Georgia
Golf tourney in Birmingham yields bright play by women
In the Southern Golf Association championship division Mrs Davier Lown des of Atlanta led Mrs Matt Murphy of Birmingham by five at the turn in Thursday action. Other results include Miss Rosalie Mayer of Atlanta defeating Mrs Kenneth Duffield of Memphis 6 and 4 and Mrs Thomas Paine of Atlanta defeating Mrs L H Beck of Atlanta 1 up 20 holes. Semi final pairings set for tomorrow feature Mrs Dozer Lowndes versus Mrs Thomas Paine and Mrs T Williams versus Miss Mayer. Mrs Giesmer of Birmingham eliminated Mrs Dave Gant, holder of the 1920 title.
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Birmingham
Ala
Davier Lowndes
Atlanta
Matt Murphy
Southern Golf Association
Thomas Paint
L. H. Beck
Rosalie Mayer
Kenneth Duffield
Memphis
Dozer Lowndes
Thomas Paine
T. Williams
Mise Fe Mayer
T. T. Williams
Henry Giesmer
Geismer
Dave Gant
Defendant calmly describes crime in trial
In Columbia South Carolina Ira Harrison, M Jeffords and Glenn Treece face trial for a planned crime. The defendant calmly details the events and names witnesses including Jeffords and Treece as character witnesses. The jury heard their testimony this morning as the case proceeded.
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Columbia
Ira Harrison
Himsel
M. Jeff ‘Ords
Glenn Treece
H Arnetto
Jeffords
Tréece
Move to Abolish Twelve-Hour Day in Steel Industry
President Harding hosted a White House conference with 41 iron and steel leaders and government officials to discuss ending the twelve-hour workday. The session emphasized no governmental interference in private business while signaling a possible nationwide revival in industry as a goal.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Iron and Steel Industry
Mellon Hoover
Davis
Big League Results and Output Restrictions Report
A brief item notes Diamond mines in South Africa restricting production. The report mentions league results context briefly and cites shifting outputs, with limited details on affected companies or dates. Authorities may be adjusting supply, while market observers monitor price implications and worker implications.
Where The Best Eats Are Today
Fresh produce listed includes ripe tomatoes kale snap beans and water from Piggly Wiggly with brief mention of availability an unidentified reader message in a small town grocery context.
Great Progress of Georgia B Y P U in 1890s Convention
The Georgia Baptist Young People's Union grew from its 1895 roots to over 42 000 members and 1600 unions. Its first Macon convention was in 1896 with J L White as president, followed by successive leaders in Washington, Moultrie, Macon, Griffin, and Gainesville as the organization expanded statewide.
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Athens
Hell
Georgia
Macon
J. L. White
J. J. Wethfeld
Wineries
C. Norman
Washington
Cmanteation
J. B. Howell
Moultrie
Norman
J. W. Merritt
Gainesville
Why Some Women Use Lydia E Pinkham's Remedy
A short promotional piece argues that happiness and success come from inner freedom and cheerfulness. It claims Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieves aches and the blues, giving women a new lease on life and improved well being.
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Lydia E Am
Watson Protests Malone Conviction in France
Washington reports Senator Harris protests a conviction in France tied to a Geonolan visit. The protest focuses on the legality of the ruling and questions of jurisdiction and procedure. The episode adds tension to ongoing diplomatic and political exchanges between the nations involved.
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Washington
France
Harris
Ead
I Geonolan
Rtocra
Ae Department
Wall of Water Damages Tie Town on Thursday
Fragmentary report notes a dam breach near Tie Town on Thursday sweeping away several small houses and forcing evacuations. Details are incomplete but authorities warn of continuing flooding and urge caution.
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Ani Jose
Li Bat All Governtea
Harding address planned for final session at commerce meeting
President Harding is slated to speak at the final session of the tenth annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce, with Secretary Hughes and Chairman Lasker also listed among the speakers. The program notes an address by President Harding and remarks by Hughe and Lasker as part of the concluding proceedings.
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Washington
Harding
Convention Commits to Elections and Reports at Final Session
The final business session of the convention Thursday opened with the election of directors and reports from committees followed by action on resolutions previously adopted at group meetings. All items had been presented to the board of directors for approval on Wednesday.
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Chamber
Two Swimming Contests Set For Saturday At Y M C A
The Athins Y M C A to stage two swimming contests Saturday afternoon at the Y pools. Girls compete at 3 30 with six events including sprints and dives, while boys swim at 6 00 featuring ten events from 20 yard dashes to a 100 yard run and distance finage. Public invited.
Roberson WS Surprise at the Resistance
A terse note records Roberson WS surprised at resistance. The fragment mentions Amy Bic under tal med einen did for me and Tanjac sold by gists, suggesting a minor sales or disposition event with unclear details.
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Amy
Bic
Gists
Adv
Sacred Concert at Hill Baptist Church May 21 1922
John A. Ector presents his chorus in a Sunday afternoon concert at Hill Baptist Church corner Reese and Pope streets. The event, typically held in July for University summer school students, is moved earlier so local students and teachers may hear it before leaving the city. The concert features top county musicians.
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Colinetetat Ata
Nea
John A. Ector
Hilla First
Larry Gants Column Continues with Relic Gun Find
The column notes fifteen hundred guns dumped into the Oconee, now rusted fragments confirming once there were arms. A relic piece was saved by Jone and given to Tom Bailey for safekeeping. Political mentions surface around Mr C H Arnold and legislative speculation.
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Oconee
Jone
Tom Bailey
C.H. Arnold
Arnold
Oglethorpe Report on Local Figures and Street News
A casual street report notes residents including C. Randal and several who were members of the Senate. The item reflects ordinary local chatter about people and public service, with no single event highlighted.
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Oglethorpe Yeand
C. Ranald
The
Senate
Georgian Hot Merchants Land Menu Item List
A menu fragment presents various dishes including Cream of Chickeney Toast with Green P Pot Roast of Bee cinre Sante Potatoes Fried Summer Squash Corn Muffins ES View Bread Bread, Butter, Pudd and Orange Sauce Coffee Tea. The text mentions Georgian Hot Merchants Land with numerical fragments 0. 1 and repeated item wording.
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