Memorial Day tribute and Ward release headline
White Plains New York Walter Ward, wealthy baker, freed on bail after confessing to killing Clarence Peters former Navy man. Ward’s release followed by a dash to leave town in a waiting car as memorial day ceremonies are planned in Clarke county and Athens. Flags and services are arranged by the American Legion with Wynne honored at the University campus and two Georgia Cavalry troops participating.
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White Plains
N.Y
Walter Ward
Clarence Peters
Eritt Werner
Mhereupon
New Rochelle
Ward
New Dorgh
Supreme Court
Walter
Giton
Peters
Ralph Ward
Wrotha
Clarke County
Woman’s Auxiliary
American Legion
Tery
Mather
University
Wynne
Legion
Lewis Captures Annual Junior Oration Contest
A. Lewis of Dawson Georgia won the University of Georgia Junior Law class event by unanimous decision in the annual Junior Orator contest held in the chapel. Six speakers competed including M. Pauli F. O. McKenzie T. Finch and Z. Bull. Lewis spoke on a moral for internationalism as a large audience listened intently.
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A. Lewis
Dawson
Law Claas
University of Georgia
Seiges
Col H C Tuck Returns from Texas Far West Trip
Col H C Tuck has returned from a long Texas trip that included travel through Noahs and pleasure stops. He notes crops in that Santry area are not advanced and flood damage remains in the Mississippi valley region. He plans to address the First Methodist meeting today and deliver an extended message.
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H.C. Tuck
Santry
Mississippi Valley
Tuck
Oldae
New York Tops Hostton 7 to 1 In College Baseball
New York won 7 to 1 over Hostton as Ryan pitched strongly. In other results Princeton beat Harvard 5 to 4 while Holy Cross defeated Filingim 14 to 1 at Lenox. Yale downed Cornell 6 to 2 in Worcester.
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New. York
Ton
Ryan
Princeton
Harvard
Worcester
Holy Cross
Filingim
Lenigh Dei
Lenox
Tics
Yale
Cornell
Walker Definitely in Governors Race
Clifford Walker announced from his Monroe home that he has definitely decided to be a candidate for governor in the approaching Democratic primary. He will publish a platform detailing his positions and will maintain a Monroe headquarters, not campaigning until early July.
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Atlanta
Clifford Walker
Monroe
Seivors Law Class and Banquet Honors Savannah Graduate
Julian Hartridge of Savannah an honor member of the class of 1922 acted as toastmaster at the Law School Senior Banquet of the University of Georgia held at Cloverleaf Tea Room Friday evening. The occasion was one of the most brilliant commencements. Members of the law school and the graduating class attended, with many witty responses from the toastmaster.
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Julian Hartridge
Savannah
University of Georgia
Yrlia
Mobi
Law School
Court adjourns for bar meeting at Tybee Island
At the request of the Georgia Bar Association there will be no City or Superior Courts in session this week for the bar meeting at Tybee Island. The Civil docket will reconvene at noon on June 8. The last case disposed involved T J Brynon on a warrant for criminal libel.
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Georgia Bar’ Association
Tybee Island
T. J. Brynon
Norbett Epting
Flower Committee Seeks Flowers for Graves Decoration
Memorial Day flower committee asks the public to donate any available flowers to adorn graves of World War soldiers. Communications go to Mrs. W. Copper, chairwoman, at phone 4265. Committee will arrange delivery and placement of the flowers.
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Flower Committee
Arrose
W Oncoper
Pire
Athens High School announces final exercises and reception
The Athens High School graduation will be held Tuesday May 20 with a reception for the Senior class and faculty on Wednesday. The 66 graduates include 61 planning to attend college and 3 entering business. Boys outnumber girls by two. most intend college, with University of Georgia and Tech favored. The senior class list includes both girls and boys with diplomas to be awarded after musical and address performances.
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Athens High School
University of Georgia
Tech
University
Wesleyan
Sargent
Busines
Thegon
University Campus
R.L. Porter
Reading
Emily Cloud
Carlton Mell
Albert Dornblatt
J. D
Brands Attack as "Tissue of Lies"
In Atlanta a prisoner from the state prison farm accused an official, Christie, of misdeeds and said inmate Denson endured inhuman treatment. The American Legion Post of Milledgeville denied Denson ever fought in France, calling the claim untrue.
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Atlanta
Prison Farm
American Legion
J. Kstie
Macon
Davisoh
Christie’s
Christie
Denson
Milledgeville
France
Man Arrested Over Whisky Stock in East Athens
Ath ens police towed Frank Hl colored of East Athens Saturday after finding twenty one gallons of whisky in his home. He claimed the whisky belonged to white men who delivered it. he did not identify them. He was handed to county authorities for further action.
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Frank Hl
East Athens
Athena Police
Hill
Hal
Manhattan
Cate
Waddell Street
Damages suit filed in Georgia seeks injunction
Andrew McClusky sues for 60000 dollars and asks a restraining order to halt alleged molestation by white men of Barrow county. He claims recent night attack fired into his residence wounding him and scaring his family. Judge Blanton Fortson granted a temporary restraining order.
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Winder
Athens ‘Circuit
Superior Court
Clarke County Considers Bond Issue for 200000
Clarke County eyes a bond proposal with two 150 000 and 50 000 allocations to finance bridges across the Oconee River at River Street and Oconee Street. The question will likely go to voters around July 12 with limited county opposition.
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Clarke County
Board of County Commissioners
Oconee River
River Street
Oconée Street
Athens
Barnett Shoals
Hull and
Elberton
Danielsville
University of Georg
Martin
Arthur Bishop to preach sermon at Normal School
Arthur F. Bishop of Athens will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the State Normal School today. Dr. Walter Anthony of Athens was to preach the commencement sermon but is unable due to appendicitis. The sermon is set for 11 30 after Sunday school. The campus program included an alumnae gathering with the class of 1920, donations to the school, and a large luncheon with about 400 attendees.
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Arthur F. Bishop
Athens
State Normal School
Walter Anthony
Arso
Misa Helen
Avrett
Ngs
Sone Eevaver
Kate Hicks
Jin
University of Georgia
Fannie Eaton
Carrollton
Hick
Jere x, Pound
Normal School
Ida Pound
Leibing
Claire
Emerson
Ravannah
Plais
King My
Oratory Department
Msgs
Carolyn ‘Vance
City Manager Vacancy Shocks Columbus as Hinkle Leaves
The Columbus city manager post was declared vacant after H Gordon Hinkle, former manager, abruptly left Friday morning. The city commission met to address the sudden departure amid questions of authority and a mysterious note connected to his exit.
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Columbus Ga
Columbus
City Commission
H. Gordon Hinde
J. Homer
Fairs of
Hinkle
Reas
Gordon Hinkle
H. Gordon
T. W. of
el House
Mission of
Seniors to Have Barbecue on Sanford Field Monday
The Senior Class of the University of Georgia will host a barbecue on Sanford Field Monday at 6 PM. This annual event replaces the close banquet and is expected to attract many graduates and invited guests with a substantial program and numerous toasts.
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University
Georgian
Sanford Field
Georgia
Mr G A Rowland To Address Boys at Y M C A Today
Mr G A Rowland will address the regular Young Men’s Christian Association meeting this afternoon at three o’clock. His subject is God's Plan and Man's Plan, a topic expected to prove interesting and beneficial to those present.
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G. A. Rowland
Y.M.C.A
C._A. Rowland
Hoyw
Young Men's Christian Association
Convalescing Dr. Walter Anthony Plans July Return
Dr. Walter Anthony, pastor at the Methodist church, is recovering from pendicitis surgery. He will be cared for by his family this week and hopes to visit his mother before traveling to Darien and the Atlantic coast island for fishing. He expects to return by early July.
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Walter Anthony
Anthony
Methodist Church
Suls
Writ
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Atlantic
Darien
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