University of Georgia TOBA Military Exercises Close Year
Reserve Officers Training Corps at the University of Georgia holds Sanford Field drill and prize parade featuring jumping Roman riding and cavalry demonstrations. Maj. B L Burch invites public to attend Saturday afternoon events including Troop Prize Drill and infantry displays with multiple cadets listed to participate.
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Traiming Corps
University OF Georgia
TOBA
Sanfore Field
Ublt
B. L. Burch
Sanford Field
Trooy Ad Company
Megimenta
Cavalry Uni Pufion
L. Burch
Doty
Partich
She —Cook
Ne Be Hayes
C. Murray
Annual Exhibit Industrial Dept at State Normal
The State Normal School hosts its annual clothing exhibit from May 30 to 31 featuring millinery lingerie outside garments and house furnishings from Freshman to Senior classes. Exhibits include drawing color work wood and paper crafts plus tin items made from discarded vans and miniature vehicles. Miss Beasle M. Baird and Miss Anne Lintga supervise household and manual arts respectively.
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State Normal School
Beasle M. Baird
Manual Arts
Anne Lintga
Sam Stone Joins Bosch Magneto and Starter Service
Sam Stone joins Denny Motor Co as automotive engineer and magneto expert. He studied at Beach and Gray & Davis station in Atlanta and Ty, now handling Bosch magneto and Gray & Davis starter service. Manager Denny notes a Bosch magneto avoids battery troubles and easy starting when battery is dead.
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I Rie Ren Yeading
Athens
Lorch Madquaro
Gray
Ara
MI Wight
Georgia Rehabs Defeat Atlanta Business College
The Georgia RehABS defeated Atlanta Business College with a high scoring 16 runs to 8 victory. Highlights included Babe Ruth and Erwin on offense and George Kells contributing in the early innings while attendance fell short of expectations for a lively classic city matchup.
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Georgia
Atlanta Business College
Atlanta
Tech
ABC
Erwin
Sean
George Kells
Plea
Sunday Statement Delayed By Committee In Georgia
Atlanta May 27. The executive committee says the mass of data for the booklet The Negro in Georgia is too large to finish the statement for Sunday newspapers. It will be released early next week and be exhaustive. Officials are investigating a circulated booklet describing lynchings in lurid detail.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Woodidge
Annual Junior Orators Contest In Chapel Tonight
Tonight in Chapel the annual Junior Orators Contest presents speakers with varied subjects from philosophy to industry. Participants include Blasing Trail Morton Lumpkin on Education and Democracy and The True Elixir of Life by Colbertson Lithonia. Durden Bogart speaks on The Influence of the New South on American Politics and Edwards Monroy on The Opportunities of the American Boy. Charlie Slack Gainesville closes with Ambition and the Principles It Indicates.
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Morton
Lumpkin
A. B
Colbertson
Br i Watson
Atlanta
New South
W. D. Durden
Bogart
T. Edwards
Monroy
Charles Slack
Gainesville
Ship Owners Reject Benson Wage Condition Offers
Washington D C. ship owners reject a tentative wage agreement covering wages and working conditions approved by Chairman Benton of the Shipping Board and marine engineers. Secretary Davis met with President Harding for talks but no announcement was made.
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Washington, D. A
American Ship Owners Association
Benton
Shipping Board and Marine Engineers
Davis
Shipping Board
Itt
Harding
Dr SP Wiggins Reported Better After Operation
Friends of Dr Sterling P Wiggins pastor of Park Street Methodist Church are glad to learn his condition has greatly improved following an operation several days ago. Officials at St Josephs Infirmary reported the improvement after a period of critical condition.
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Y Associated Press
Atlanta
Sterling P. Wiggins
Park Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Wigins
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Pere Rae
Supe Nicely
Athens Observes Memorial Day With Poppy Pledge
Athens marks Memorial Day by wearing poppies and honoring fallen soldiers. Mrs George Mell leads a committee to sell poppies at the post office, with proceeds aiding widows and orphans of France.
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Athens
Georgia
Gettysburg
Amsterdam
Belligu Wood
Argonne
Ghancollorsville
France
Xoldlera
Sena Ite
George Mell
Flanigen Heads to Edinburg Rotary Meet
Mr. CD Flanigen president of the Athens Railway and Electric Co and former Athens Rotary club president left yesterday for Edinburg Scotland to attend the International Rotary convention representing Athens. A large crowd of Rotarians gathered at the railroad station to bid him farewell and sing songs composed for the occasion with best wishes for a safe return.
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D. Planigen
Athens Railway &Electric Co
Athens
Flanigen
Morton Hodgson
Scotland
Cuil
Financiers say Federal Reserve Board key to normal conditions
Washington May 27 bankers from all regions will meet with President Harding at the White House to discuss financial readjustment. Officials indicate a middle west group may be summoned next. People consulted believe the Federal Reserve Board can restore normal conditions by moderating and stabilizing rates.
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Washington, D. C
Harding
White’ House
Dinger
Middle West
Efreles
Segiment
Federal Reserve Board
Recital by Plano Normal State School Named a Success
The State Normal School piano department recital under faculty leadership was a success with performances including Fackeltang, Bulah Shirley, Hoynton, Colt, Culll, Dannie, Bartlett, Bacon, Git, Polke, Staub, Agnes Collins and others presenting works by Rubinstein MacDowell and Chopin style pieces. The program featured Arrangements and Rhapsodies, Concerto movements, and salon harmonies reflecting a polished student achievement.
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State Normal School
I Wight
Poraa Edeiornan
Meyerbee
Bulah Shirley
Heen Hoynton
Anwen Colt
Doris Culll
Rondon
Lydia Dannie
Annie Lou Bartlett
Bacon
Pear
Elmer
Victor Staub
Agnes
Sereergerterey
Ster Cereetes Rubinstein
Annie
Lou Bartlet
Pert Sl
Macbowell
Agnes Collins
Butah
Shirley
Stillman Lawyers Deny Involvement in Bulman Divorce
James A. Bulman of New York, a banker, issued a statement denying any role in settlement negotiations for his divorce action against his wife. The statement asserts no acknowledgment of Guy Stillman’s parentage. The next hearing is scheduled for June 1.
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Yorks
James A. Bulman
New York
Stillman
Guy Stillman
Senate Favored Report On Mingo Mining Inquiry
The Kentucky West Virginia mining disorders investigation received a favorable report from the Senate committee and was placed in position for Senate action next. The Associated Press reports the committee endorsed the inquiry, signaling progress toward possible Senate consideration.
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Senate
Associated Press
Washington, D
Senate Committee
Amendments On Isarmament Fail In Senate Action
In Washington on May 27 the senate rejected a disarmament conference delay amendment but did not dispose of all naval bill changes before adjournment for Decoration Day. A request to suspend naval construction pending a disarmament agreement failed, while a second proposal to send representatives to advise the league mission was defeated. House opposition to the Borah amendment for a Great Britain Japan United States conference on naval reductions was noted, with Mondell hinting at a cautious approach tied to partial cuts.
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Associates Press
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast
Naval Base
Senate
League
Ale
Washington,d. C
House
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Mondell
Harding
Whiskey theft plot unfolds in Kentucky
Postoffice inspectors reveal an alleged scheme to remove 4000 cases of whiskey from Kentucky distilleries using forged Pennsylvania permits. Louisville physician Iv. Clifford Goodman is arrested for negotiating 13465 dollars in securities, claiming protection money and illicit commissions.
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Associated Press
Lal We
Kentucky
Pensylvania
Clifford Goodmen
Loulaville
Goodmn
Securitie
Georgia Military College to Host Baccalaureate Address
Dr. Andrew M. Schule, president of the State College for Agriculture, accepts invitation to deliver the baccalaureate address at the GI Military College in Milledgeville on Tuesday. The institution reports a very prosperous year with one of its largest attendances.
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Andrew, M. Schule
State College For Agriculture
GI Miltary College
Milledgeville
Emergency Tariff Bill Signed by Harding on Today
President Harding signed the emergency tariff bill which becomes effective tomorrow and lasts for the month. The measure includes a provision to prevent the dumping of foreign goods in the United States and may be superseded by a permanent tariff bill if Congress adopts the Longworth plan. House Republicans debate whether the resolution becomes a party measure.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Ciest Farm Pradend
con+greas
Longworth
Heme
Conference With Obregon Could Yield Fruitful Meeting
Fragmented text reflects a potential conference with Obregon in Mexico City and references to talks with U S officials. The readable parts suggest discussions on recognition and formal procedures though many words are garbled.
Troops Sent To Ireland Reported By London Times
London May 27 news says Pheenblaet plans to dispatch large forces to Treland and rumored new measures may back republican opponents. The Times notes mobilization and potential troop movements amid political tension.
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London
T' Pheenblaet
Treland
Somthin
London ‘Times
Ler & Sont
Traops
Sieh
Teta Dimietit
Strike of Papers' Workers Settled by Arbitration
Albany New York May 27 arbitration will decide wages and working conditions for newspapers workers in the United States Canada and Newfoundland. The settlement ends a strike as talks move to arbitration with potential brief continuance next week if needed.
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Albany
N.Y
Planta
United States
Canada
Newfoundland
Kiwanis Highlight Praises Young Leader From Athens
A feature praises a prominent Athens youth described as energetic and handsome. It notes his rapid academic path from the University of Georgia in 1904 to an A M from Columbia in 1906 and an LL B in 1907. The piece remarks on his Shriner involvement and active community service with the Red Cross.
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Max- Michael
Athens
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