Georgia Faces Citadel In 1919 Openers At Athens
The 1919 Georgia football schedule opens in Athens with Citadel visiting on October 4. Georgia aims to show teamwork and readiness after a final scrimmage, while Citadel backs and a strong line promise a tough test for the Bulldogs on Sanford Field. Autogoing spectators pay a dollar, with no reserved seating. The game will be officiated by Bob McWhorter and umpired by Captain White of Davidson.
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Georgia Warriors
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Mott
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Hartley
W. Sanford
Hames
Georgia Line
Cunningham
Dayia
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Sanford Field
Bob” McWhorter
Captain White
Davidson
Senate and House Reach Agreement on Prohibition Bill
After three weeks of deadlock the Senate and House conferrees agreed on the enforcement bill. The measure may go to the president early next week. Senate amendments allowing home manufacture and consumption of light wine and cider were kept. The government burden of proof in prosecutions remains intact along with other liberal amendments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
uQick
Georgia highway officials return from Washington progress seen
Chairman Chas M Strahan reports the Georgia highway officials group met with Secretary David F Houston and Federal Director Thus H McDonald in Washington. Officials say cooperation with federal road builders is planned and work on the road program should start soon. Attorney General Palmer reestablished the postal act for distributing excess road building materials, ensuring war department equipment supplies. Attending were Strahan Neely Bennett Quincey and Neel among others.
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Chas. M. Strahan
Athens
Washington
Georgia
David F. Houston
H. McDonald
Palmer
Georgian
War Department
Thous
Chas, M. Strahan
R. C. Neely
Waynesbam
Stanley S. Bennett
Quitman
HF. J. Quincey
Ocilla
W. R. Neel
Atlanta
Athens leaders to speak at Southeastern Fair in Atlanta
Athens citizens learn Clarke county club exhibits will join school work and club displays at the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta. D Barrow Chancellor and A M Soule president will headline talks with Governor Dorsey and others on March dates, highlighting state leaders.
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Atlanta
Clarke County Club
D. ©. Barrow
University
A. M. Soule
State Colleges of Agriculture
Soule
H. G. Hastings
Fall Association
Barrow
Hugh M. Dorsey
White Sox and Reds Clash in World Series Opener
Cincinnati defeats Chicago 4 to 1 as Reuther stars with two triples and a single. Williams and Wingo shine for Cincinnati while Cicotte exits early for Chicago amid a tight pitching duel.
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Weaver
Rouseh
Wingo
Rath
Daubert
Groh
Jackson
Sk Rousch
Schalk
Risberg
Duncan
Elaine Race Clash Triggers Wholesale Riot in Helena Area
In Elaine near Helena Arkansas two white men Clinton Lee and J A Tappan and seven Black men are reported killed after clashes as posses search for gunmen who killed railroad agent JW Adkins. Federal troops reportedly en route with more arrests and safety measures as guards patrol Helena and trains move women and children to safety.
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Helena
Ark
Clinton Lee
J. A. Tappan
Elaine
JW. D. Adkins
Moore
Joseph C. Meyers
Meyers
Speck
Amok Jarman
Jarmen
Young Man Held On Attempted Blackmail of Asa Candler
Rufus J. Bond aged 24 is arrested on a federal warrant in Atlanta charged with using the mails to blackmail Asa G. Candler for 2000 dollars. He allegedly ordered Mr. Candler to hide under a doorstep. Bond denies knowledge of the affair and is held on $300 bail.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Rufus J. Bond
Asa G. Candler
Bond
Mr. Candler
House Orders Probe All Sugar Prices
Washington date shows the House adopting a resolution to order the Federal Trade Commission to investigate wholesale and retail sugar prices. The move targets pricing practices across sugar markets and seeks government inquiry into potential anticompetitive conduct.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Federal Trade Commission
Berkman Faces Deportation Charges After Prison Term
Alexander Berkman was taken into custody on deportation charges after concluding a two year term in the federal penitentiary for conspiracy to obstruct the army draft. Immigration officials detained him, delaying departure to New York due to lack of bond notice.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Alexander Berkman
Federal
New York
Belgium King and Party Land Today in Hoboken
King Albert of Belgium and Queen Elizabeth arrive in Hoboken aboard the George Washington with Crown Prince Leopold. They will be greeted by Vice President Marshall and other officials after their transatlantic voyage.
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Associated Press
New York
Albert
Belgium
Europe
United States
Hoboken
Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
George Washingon
Marshall
Trolley Collides With Delivery Truck After Crossing Track
A street car collision occurred when Dewitt Owens driver of a W. T. Collins & Co. delivery wagon cut in front of a trolley on Milledge avenue. No injuries. wagon overturned but later driven away. Damages to the wagon were mainly to the fenders and exterior.
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Dewitt Owens
W. T. Collins & Co
Milledge Avenue
Must Resume Work Before Negotiations Says Lloyd George
Premier Lloyd George told a deputation from transport workers that negotiations cannot continue until the railway workers resume work. The demand follows a national railway strike and the government faces bargaining pressures with several unions in London.
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Lloyd George
Associated Press
London
Ien
Man Is Found Guilty of Mother-in-Law Murder
William Skipper was found guilty by a jury in Philadelphia Mississippi of murdering his mother in law wife’s parents and sister. The verdict carried the option of capital punishment or life imprisonment.
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Jacko
Miss
William Skipper
Philadelphia
Florida mill interests sold for 3600000 in Bagdad deal
Defuniak Springs October 1 W B Harbeson Lumber Company and Henderson Waits Company purchased mills lands logging camps and all property of Bagdad Land and Lumber Company Bagdad Fla The deal involves a consideration of 2000000 Fresh Eggs guaranteed at Piggly Wiggly
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Defuniak's
Wilson approves proposed budget method advocates action
The Athens chamber of commerce joins the national drive for a U S budget system. Washington hearings begin as national and local groups push for standards tying income and outgo, with the aim of modernizing federal fiscal methods.
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Athem
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
National Chamber
Athens
Capitol
Locil Chamber of Commerce
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United States
W. L. Clause
Pittsburg
House Committee On Appropriations
Clause
West is Unamious for League Treaty Riot at Ardmore
Ardmore Oklahoma Oct 1 a senator Reed was pelted with rotten eggs as he prepared to address a crowd opposing the league of nations. About 6000 protestors caused pandemonium as he exited after light wires were cut. Senate to take up the Fall amendments to the peace treaty at two o clock tomorrow hoping to relieve US representatives on foreign commissions.
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Ardmore
Okla
Reed
Washington
Senate
United States of Representatives
Race incident sparks unrest in Omaha district
An African American man attacked a white woman from behind her home in Omaha's black belt. He threatened to kill her children if she cried out. Troops sealed off the district, barring entry and exit.
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Omaha
Nebr
Omah
Part Hun Property May Be Returned for 10 Formic Visit
Memphis Tenn October 1 Attorney General Palmer spoke on returning part of the large trust fund from German property in the United States. He said the government does not yet know what happened to the American property in Germany.
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Memphis
Tenn
United States
Tale of Geran
Palmer
Germany
Thos Forrester Injured as Window Sash Falls
Thos M Forrester janitor at the Athens government building was struck by a falling sash while repairing a broken pane. He received four cuts across the forehead but the injuries are not serious.
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Thos. M. Forrester
Athens
Mr. Forrester
Thornton's Luncheonette Menu and Patrons
A damaged clipping lists meal options at Thornton's Luncheonette including 60 cent dinners with hamberger loaf roast deer turnip greens baked sweet potatoes butter beans pone corn bread cocoa pudding and beverages. It also mentions notable readers and staff such as Frank J. Goodnow W F Wolloughby and Paul W. Brown among others.
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