LARRY GANTT ON COTTON CROP DEMAND AND PRICES
Larry Gantt notes total textile consumption for six end July 31 1922 at 87 245 bales with US about 19 million bales for half year totals Great Britain 218 000 bales and Japan 1 182 949 bales. He warns of world cotton shortage since war and rising textile prices while producers push for price protection and urges farmers to unite educate themselves about demand as 1922 crop may not exceed 10 million bales and demand will be high.
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T. Larry Gantt
Great Britain
Freyres
Remurna
Vanna Megson
de Card
Ind
Walker and Wife T Faculty Meet
Governor elect Cuff Walker and Mrs Walker will attend the University of Georgia unity meeting in Denny Hall on December 11. The program includes talks on University State Normal School coordination and reform in the Georgia tax system by named speakers. Faculty, board members, and adjuncts are invited. dinner at 9:30.
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Cuff Walker
Walker
University of Georgia Jewity
Denny Hall
J. Stewart
University and State Normal
Sencol
Pound
Keau Snelling
Georgia
Mcpherson
Brooks
Stillman Fails In His Late Move
New York banker James A. Stillman failed in eight efforts to gain appellate review of the supreme court in his divorce case. The court upheld the referee’s findings and rejected his petition, denying confirmation of the guardian or administrator statements in the custody dispute over Baby Quy.
Motor Trucks to Carry Xmas Mail
Washington reports a mobilization of motor trucks for moving Christmas mails ordered by Director Lord of the Budget. Trucks from the war navy and other Us components in various cities will be used to move heavy holiday mail to cut unnecessary expenditures.
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Washington
Lord
Navy
Georgia Alabama Grid Clash In Montgomery Today
Georgia and Alabama prepare for a pivotal clash in Montgomery with over ten thousand fans in attendance. Alabama faces injuries to Propst and Cooper while Collings Randall and Fletcher from Georgia miss action. captains Puss Whelcher Tanner and Nemo Vandiver seek a final triumph as Stegeman launches Fletcher Mulvihill against the Crimson Tide.
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Crimson Tide
Georgia
Fletcher
Mulvihill
Earle Watson
Montgomery
Ala
Sons of
Alabama
Crampton Bowl
Stegemann
Scott
Pennlvania
Eseen
Acres
Propst
Cooper
Puss Whelcher
Goat
Tanner
Nemo” Vandiver
Plsicher
John Fletcher
Dan Post
Stegeman
Bama
Man Sought Over Dollar-Minting Machine Scam
In Atlanta and Macon, police hunt a man claiming to be L. Davis who allegedly sold a device to reproduce currency. A fruit dealer, Ells, contacted authorities after testing a buzzing machine that supposedly could print two one dollar bills from one note. The device allegedly unlocked with a buzzer and then produced nothing.
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Atlanta
Macon
Ald
Elis
Mhmself
L. Davis
Ellis
Davis
Ells
Police Department
Five Athens girls hurt when car overturns near Comer
A five girl Athens high school crew en route to Elberton football game overturned near Comer Friday afternoon. Miss Josie Frank Bowden suffered a forehead cut but was reported resting comfortably. The other passengers Miss Mozelle Epps Delree Stevens Elizabeth Bowers and Carrie Lou Frierson were shocked but unharmed. The group had left Athens around noon for the Elberton game.
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Athens
Elberton
Josie Frank Bowden
Frank Bowden
Misses Bowden
Mozelle Epps
Delree Stevens
Elizabeth Bowers
Carrie Lou Frierson
Miss Frierson
Comer
Miss Bowden
St. Mary's Hospital
Parson Springs Fatal Death Trap
FT Madison la sheriff W E Robb a war chaplain and former Des Moines pastor sprang the trap at the hanging of Orrie Croas at the state penitentiary. The execution of Eugene Weeks followed on September 25 and Robb left Fort Madison for Dubuque to lecture tonight. Cross death ends the tragedy begun January 4, 1921, in Des Moines when grocer Geo A Fodick was shot by youthful bandits as he entered his home.
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FT. Madison
W. E. Robb
Orrie Croas
Eugene Weeks
Robb
Fort Madison
Dubuque
Des Moines
Geo. A. Fosdick
Nine candidates vie for bailiff posts in Clarke county
In the Little Athens district nine contestants seek the two bailiff positions. Incumbents H D Huff and H E Wood seek re election. The December 2 election also lists contenders George Mayne Weldon Wood C C Stickland Arthur H Tuck H C Sheffield E C Jack Gordon and Lloyd Miller. In Sandy Creek district five candidates compete to succeed J C Brown who seeks re election.
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Clarke County
Little
Athens
H. D. Huff
H. E.wood
Huff
Wood
I. F. Wood
George 8
Mayne
Athens Armer
Weldon Wood
The
C. C. Stckland
Arthur H. Tuck
H. C. Sheffield
E. C
Jack
Opposition to Cohen Nomination for New Orleans Post
Washington reports a determined Senate fight planned to block the confirmation of W. L. Cohen, a Negro named comptroller of customs at New Orleans. Senator Ransdell of Louisiana says the subject was raised with the White House but not discussed.
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Washington
W. L. Cohen
New Orleans
Senate
Ransdell
Louisiana
White House
Cohen
Fire Still Burns Near Towsod In Baltimore County
A midnight woods fire near Towsod, Baltimore County, continued burning into Friday morning. Fire crews faced high danger to nearby dwellings and property as flames persisted despite efforts to control the blaze.
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Baltimore
Towsod
Baltimore County
Junior C. E. Hosts at Party Friday
The First Christian Church Junior Endeavorers held an Indian themed party Friday evening between 4 and 6:30. Mrs Bruce organized games, feather prizes, and storytelling with over 40 children attending, enjoying Indian names, costumes, and refreshments in a unique Athens event.
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G. L. Johnson
Bruce
C. E
Eugenia Whitehead
Christian Church Endeavor Society
Athens
Critics Answered By Clemenceau
Boston report on Georges Clemenceau defending his policies in an Associated Press interview. He rebukes Senator Hitchcock calling him militariat and challenges the senator to visit France to learn the facts. He also addresses debates over France using black troops in its occupation army and criticizes Borah's stance.
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Boston
France
Senate
Associated Press
Hitchcock
Borah
Clemencéau
Glanpee
Wild Bill Farles Goes On Trial For Killing Child
William C Farles known as Wild Bill goes on trial in York County for the murder of Newton Taylor and three other members of the Taylor family in Clover near York. The defendant seeks a change of venue and a continuance to the April term amid extensive local publicity and a scrapbook of clippings presented by his attorney.
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York
William C. Farles
James E. Peurifoy
Cole J. Blease
Thomas F. McDow
Farles
York County
Fenao
Cotton seed oil shipments slump in October
Washington reports October cotton seed oil shipments fell to about 0.93 million pounds valued at roughly 415,000, from 10 million pounds valued at 931,000 a year earlier. Ten month totals show 1 million pounds valued at 5 million versus 231 million pounds at 22 million in 1921. Exports of meat, grain, wheat, flour, corn, rice, and oats also show mixed declines and gains across October and the ten month period.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
Education of the child limits by parents, says Mrs Walker
Mrs. Clifford Walker wife of the governor elect addressed the Parent Teachers Council in Athens on the pre school age of the child. She urged that education is limited only by the parent and cited home teaching practices in Monroe. Her son is entering third grade and was taught by his mother. The meeting at Milledge avenue featured toy training and family reading traditions with Mrs. Ver Nooy presiding.
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Clifford Walker
Parent Teachers Council
C. A. Ver Neoy
Milledge Avenue
Ver Nooy
J. T. Wheeler
H. J. Sterman
Tangerine delight in Athens at Colonial Theatre
Athens responds warmly to Tangerine a musical at the Colonial Theatre praised for its excellent cast tuneful music and beautiful scenery. The show despite Julia Sanderson absence drew strong approval with a small yet graceful chorus and a well used orchestra delivering lively numbers and setting.
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John E. Drewry
Athens
Colonial Theatre
Julia Sanderson
Cario Sandera
Dest
Wed Ce
Econ
Democratic Fight 03 Shipping Bill Began
Farmers' National Council said a committee of farmers in boats will arrive in Washington Monday to confer with Congress and officials on legislation to aid farmers. They will outline what laws are needed to save farmers from disaster.
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Washington
Farmers’ National Council
Congress
House Opens EAL to Allow Debate on Maine Bill
Congress debates the administration shipping measure during two days of general debate. Chairman Greene and Rep Monds defend the bill while Democrats and Rep Nelson challenge it as a major atrocity. Republican leaders warn of profiteering by shipping interests and big companies.
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HOUSE
Maine
Washington
Greene
Chant Marine Commission
Representative Monds
Pennsylvania
Hdmonds
Nelson
Wito
Bankhead
Alabama
Merchant Main Commission
Standard Oil Company
Thed Fruit Company
Athens High Gridiron Romps Past Elbert County 33–0
Athens High School overwhelmed Elbert County in a Friday afternoon clash, 33 to 0. Nicholson and Dudley starred on offense supported by Mapp, while Wallace stood out for Elbertson’s defense amid a dominant Maroon attack. The Athens squad finished in fine form and planned to return home after a night in Elberton.
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Elberton
Nicholson
Dudley
Mapp
Athens Hirth
Wiehr
Paul Nicholson
Fon
Wallace
Athens
Granite City
Safe Blowers Take $861 At Columbus Safe
In Columbus Georgia, professional safe blowers blew the safe at Silver's and 10 cent store early Friday, escaping with 861 dollars. Police heard the blast at 3 am but could not locate the culprits, and by noon no clues were found. The loss was not discovered until the store opened.
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Columbus
Foreign Trade Zone 5 Considered For Ports
Washington discussion between President Hai and O K Davis secretary of National Foreign Trade Council revived efforts to establish foreign trade zones at American ports. Davis said zones would not be a free scheme and would not interfere with customs revenue or port operations while aiding national trade promotion and valuation.
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Washington
Leigslatio
America
Hai
O. K. Davis
National Forein
Fordney-McCumn
Senate
Sion
Davin
Turkish rule tightens on foreign institutions
Lausanne reports describe Turkish nationalist limits on foreign educational and charitable groups. Turkish authorities vow no intent to expel Americans but insist foreigners follow Turkish language rules and equal treatment with Turkish institutions. Boundary and territorial issues in Thrace also occupy talks as experts debate the western border.
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Lausanne
Trege
Turkey
Kemallet
Bishmente S
Angora
Iso
Thrace
Banlen Toi Aritea
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