University of Georgia Chancellor denounces negro exodus plea
Georgia educator Chancellor David C. Barrow urges against white intimidation and black removal from homes in Athens area. He condemns notices ordering African Americans to leave by January as economically unwise and morally wrong.
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C. C. Barrow
Commission
South
Georgia
Imany
Jurid Borrow
University of Georgia
Ontnion
Borrow
Oconee County
Eormabisa
Athens
Tex
David C. Barrow
Danielsville Man Wins Smith Prize in Northeast Georgia
A Danville man won the Smith Prize after a turnip seed contest held by War and Co. Participants from across northeast Georgia were judged on seed and planting results. Winners included Ham, Leaster, and Fower from nearby towns. Rev Parker elected leader at a regional college trustees meeting in McRae.
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Itammonds
Daniele Fees
Tha Met Prze
War‘and Co
Hami
Baty
Leater
Athena
Fower
Royston
Ged
Georgia
Parker
Waycross
Joseph
Fore Meade Florida
South Sa College
McRae
Omni
Bennett Elected Captain Of 1923 Georgia Grid Team
Joseph Johnston Bennett of Atlanta was unanimously elected captain of the 1923 Georgia Red and Black football squad at a Montgomery meeting of the 1922 team after the Georgia Alabama game. Bennett, a four year student, has been a mainstay on the squad for three years and is praised by teammates for earning the honor.
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Bennett
Joseph Johnston Bennett
Atlanta
de Luxe
University of Georgia
Joe
Montgomery
Georgia
Divorced Professor Tiernan Remarries in Crown Point
South Bend Indiana professor John P. Tiernan, recently divorced from Mrs. Aucnsta Tiernan, wed Blanche Brimmer of Hansonl Iowa in Crown Point Indiana. The license listed Blanche as a widow. reports say Tiernan, once at Notre Dame, plans for a move to New York to practice law.
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Hammond Ind
John P. Tiernan
South Bend
Ind
Blanche J. Brimmer
Hansenl
Iowa
Howard Kemp
Crown Point
Aucnsta
Tiernan
Hansell
Blanche Brimmer
John P. Tiernar
Notre Dame
Charles H. Hawn
Hawr
Lsw
Chicago ‘Journal
John P Tornan
Blanche’ Bhmmer
Hansell Town
Booth Bend
Waukegan
Illinois
Chicago
York
Blanche
Brimmer
Professor Tiernan
Hammond
New York
Notre Dame University
Alvorce
South Carolina man sentenced to death for 14 year old boy murder
William C. Faries, 60, was condemned to die in the electric chair on December 29 for the September 6 slaying of Newton Taylor, 14, during a family feud in Attelotton mill village. A jury found him guilty of murder and the judge scheduled execution after overruling a motion for a new trial.
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William C. Faries
Newton Taylor
J. E. Peurifoy
Jiary
Faries
Amily
James Mr. Taylor
Bares
Cole L. Dlease
Thomas McDow
Fahey
Punty
Columbia
South Carolina
Attle Totton Mill
James. M. Taylor
Fares Quarreleu
American Policy Sparks Turkish Near East Clash
Washington backed by Ambassador Richard Washburn Childs asserts U S government support for the open door in the Near East and rejects secret treaties such as the San Remo accord. He warns against preferential oil and mineral rights in present Turkish territory and Mosul fields, drawing mixed reactions from European powers at Lausanne.
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Associated Press
America
Great Britain
France
Italy
Richard Washburn Child
United States
Messorgeomta Ofields
Child
Hughes Alde-Memorire
Amerie
Near East
Mosul
Merensotamia
Washington
U. K
Ambassador Child
Turkey
Authenian 13 Honored Guest at Meeting in Georgia
Frances Long Taylor of Athens daughter of the late Dr Crawford W Long guest of Dr and Mrs J W Daniel in Savannah. She was honor guest at a Georgia Medical Society reception where she recounted her father's discovery. Nearby meetings heard papers defending Dr Long as first ether user. Circle five of Central Presbyterian Church meets at Mrs William Wood home on Whitehall Road Monday at 2 00 o'clock.
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Banner-Herald
Sfra
Frances Long Taylor
Athens
Crawford W. Long
J. W. Daniel
Georgia Medical Society
Civiian Club
Georgia
Central Presbyterian
City Court Resumes Civil Business After Week of Trials
City Court adjourned Saturday after a week devoted to civil cases and will reconvene Monday morning to tackle the criminal docket. The division features several important lanes and a large number of cases on the schedule.
Senator Watson Pushes Strong Farm Relief Plan At White House
Senator Watson of Indiana urged immediate forceful measures to aid farmers and curb profiteering in food and clothing during talks with President Harding. He pressed widening farm relief beyond freight and interest rates, seeking a plan that reduces middlemen profits and links producers with consumers. He also noted a study of international anti profiteering laws for viable models.
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Harding
Watson Republican
Indiana
Whte House
Hig
Wesetn Stites
West
Watson
Prodit Credit
Wateson
Large Crowd to Hear Dr Moton Monday Evening
Dr. R R Moton president of Tuskegee Institute brings a speaking tour to Athens to promote better race relations. He will speak at Moss Auditorium Monday at 8 o'clock with seating for white and Negro attendees. Music by the Tuskegee Institute quartet and coverage by major newspapers.
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R. R. Moton
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Athens
Tuskegee Institute Quartet
New York Times
World
M. G. Michael
Stayer G
Thomas
J. Hill
R. Moton
C. 8. Haynes
Athens High and Industrial Behoo
Eastern Star To Hold Salouia Chapter Meeting
A Salouia Chapter Eastern Star social meeting is set for Monday at 8 PM in the Masonic Temple. The invitation extends to Masons wives and daughters and all Eastern Star members. The program features musical selections and addresses by prominent Masonic members.
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Masonic Temple
Salouia
The
Eastern Star
Masons
Masonic Fraternity
Athens Woman's Club Cook Book Delights City
Athens residents cheer as the Woman's Club cook book goes to press with first 1000 copies rapid selling. Proceeds fund an Athens Clarke auditorium while the book earns praise and admiration for culinary arts and community effort.
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Woman’s Club
Haa
Athane Hansshalda
Athens
Clarke County
Mrs. Bryant
Forror
Athens civic bodies urge traffic enforcement improvements
A civil service commission plan recommends police traffic reform at congested corners Clayton and College, Clayton and Lumpkin, and Pulaski. It calls for more headlights on vehicles, stricter parking oversight, jaywalking warnings, increased motorcycle patrols to curb speeding, and clearer crossing signs. Beacham chairs the committee.
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Police Department
Clayton
College Avenue
Lumpkind Pulaski
Stenton
Toomiell
Ayl
The
Con Mission
Kiwanis
Rotary Clubs
Athens
Real battle over shipping bill dominates Monday voting
Washington news reports a heated House session as both sides prepare to force Monday votes on amendments to the shipping measure. Attendance and absentee voting loom large amid claims the bill will pass only with firm party discipline and paired votes. Police violations and traffic enforcement are cited as examples used in related discussions.
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Umber
Mondell
Merchant Marine Committee
Hardy
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