Georgia Eleven Ready for Citadel Warriors Today
Georgia prepares for its 1920 football opener at Sanford Field against The Citadel of Charleston South Carolina. Monroes Madison will precede the main game with two veterans sidelined by injuries and several new faces pressed into starting roles for the Red and Black lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford Field
Uiversity of Georgia
Citadel
Charleston
South Carolina
Monroe
Madison
Claude Satterfield
Segottin
Pftaet
Yerra
Georgia
Lesmen
Harper
Whelchel
Vandiver
Nat
Dave Collins
Frogt
Hnes
Murray
Joe Bennett
Walker Refusal to Debate Draws Political Fire
A Georgia broadside defends Clifford Walker for declining joint debate with Thomas W. Hardwick. The writer labels Hardwick a coward and accuses him of seeking to Sovietize labor. Quoted press summaries discuss Russia, Italy, and labor unrest, framing the dispute within broader political tensions.
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Georgia
Clifford Walker
Thomas W. Hardwick
Hardwick
Walker
Furioso
Russia
Washington
Department of State
French General Decorates Pershing At Washington
General Pershing accepted the Medaille Militaire the highest French military decoration. General Marie Fayque of the French army presided over the ceremony with elaborate military rites attended by thousands of officials and citizens in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
Pershing
Marie Fayque
Texas Legislature Urged to Address Low Cotton Prices
Governor Hobbs urged the Texas Legislature to immediately consider the cotton crisis and pass measures to stabilize rapidly falling prices, stating the current market is demoralized and requires swift action.
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Texas
Associated Presc
Hobby
Texas Legislature
Advertise Georgia Campaign opens push for 300000
The Advertise Georgia Enterprise begins a public drive to raise 300000 for statewide promotion. Governor Dorsey chairs. 20000 pledge cards mailed to business, professional, and farming leaders statewide. subscriptions credited by county. Atlanta reports strong early responses.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Dorsey
Georgia Enterprise
Charles B. Lewis
Lewis
Fourth National Bank of
Macon
A Now
Mrs Paul Conolly Dies After Long Illness At Athens
Mrs. Paul M. Conolly of Athens died Thursday evening at her Woodlawn avenue home after a six month illness. She was active in the First Methodist church and the Young Women’s Christian Association, aided the Red Cross, and served on Can-teen work during the war. Survived by husband Paul M. Conolly and adopted daughter Miss Alice Brunson, with brothers, sisters, and a father in South Carolina. Remains to be sent to Orangeburg for interment at eight this morning. Pallbearers named: Carlton Johnson, C. H. Phinizy, E. B. Cohen, B. F. Hardeman, C. A. Talmadge, J. W. Welch, Simon Michael, Walter H. Jones.
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Paul M. Conolly
Woodlawn Avenue
Essie ‘Brunson
Palmetto
Athens
Young Woman's Christian Association
Organi
Red Cross
Simon
Michael
Conolly
Alice Brunson
George W. Brunson
Lodge
S. C
Carrie Brunson
Messrs
George W. Brunson, Jr
Chicago
J. W. Brunson
Sumter
8. C
A. N. Brunson
Columbia
Veterans Told to Bring Blankets to Confederate Reunion
In Houston on October 8 to 10 delegates are urged to supply their own blankets for the United Confederate Veterans reunion. General N. B. Forrest of the Sons of Confederate Veterans warns attendees through the reunion committee secretary to remember blankets.
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Houston
Texas
United Confederate Veterans
N. B. Forrest
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Athens Bankers Honor Cox Rally In Atlanta Parade
Athens bankers form committee to invite local lenders to Southeastern Fair events in Atlanta. The plan includes a two day bankers and automobile dealers program with a Capitol City Club banquet and a grand parade reserved for Athens participants. Tulsa coverage notes Cox’s Western trip and attacks on Republican scouts posing as Democrats.
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Athens
Tulsa
Athens Automobile ‘Trade Association
Atlanta
Capitol City Club
Athens Party
W. C. Denny
J. Lawler
Paul Conolly
G. M. Knight
USA
Iththeon
Oklahoma
Cox
Sapula
United States
Will Hays
Chandler
League of Nations
Republican Party
Managers Named for Democratic Primary in Clarke County
Clarke county election officials announce managers and clerks for the Democratic Primary on October 6 1920. Districts 216 through 1467 list G M managers and three clerks each with names such as W Milton Thomas C N Weatherly Arthur Flatau and others. Election papers will be delivered by October 2 1920, chairman Howell C Erwin confirms.
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Clarke County
G. M
W. Milton Thomas
C. N. Weatherly
Arthur Flatau
D. G. Anderson
H. H. West
John R. Northcutt
W. A. Phillips
Hugh W. White
W. K. Eldson
James R. Tuck
H. H. Sorrells
E. Suddeth
H. C. Hall
Frank Coling
J. A. Suddeth
Myrick
B. Pittard
D. Tuck
J. P. Nunnally
J. W. Daniel J. T. Brown
G. M —A. L. King
W. T. Lester
Orecar Naeh
G. M —L J. Hemrick
R. L. Bramblett
R. H. Culp
Howell C. Erwin
Johnson Denies Hard ing Scrapped League of Nations
San Francisco dispatch reports Senator Borah and Senator Johnson discussing a possible scrapping of the League of Nations Treaty by Harding. Johnson denies knowledge of such dispatches and says he plans to proceed with his speaking program, with possible changes to schedule.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Washington
Borah
Idaho
New York
Chicago
Johnson
California
Harding
Winfer
Republican National Committee
Western Division
Official Figures Of Primary Vote Totals Revealed
Official figures released show Democratic primary totals with N M Stanley leading state offices at 231 514 votes, J W Lindsey 231 468, A Weight 231 033, J J Brown 230 746, W J Spear 230 592, and B Rainey 230 467. US Senate top vote goes to Watson 103 542. Dorsey 65 965. Hoke Smith 55 927. Cooper 2 327. Gubernatorial and senate totals noted as 231 435 and 220 761 respectively.
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Aventa
Omeda Agures
Hl. M. Stanley
Commerce and Labor
J. W. Lindsey
Pensions
Stanley Bad
State House
N. M. Stanley
A. Weight
J. J. Brown
W. J Spear
L.rainey
United Sitites Senate
Thomas E. Watson
Hugh M. Dorsey
Hoke Smith
John R. Cooper
Drive for $50,000 at Georgia women’s college opens
A major fundraising drive for the leading women’s college in the South began today with a goal of $50,000. Local workers reported several thousand dollars raised at a conference last night and urged every resident to assist as a final report on funds is promised at 6 p.m. A meeting at Lucy Cobb will precede a supper and the final report.
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Geor
Gia
Dorsey
Georgia
Womens College
South
Lucy Cobb
Two Alumnae Shape Lucy Cobb Institute in 1909
In 1909 Miss Susie Gerdine and Miss Annie Brumby, then city school principals, led reforms at Lucy Cobb Institute. They expanded scholarship and facilities including a library, gymnasium, swimming pool, and trained nurse adding to the faculty, while aligning study with higher preparatory schools. The piece notes broader recognition of women’s colleges in the South and cites gubernatorial race figures.
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F.C. A
Susie Gerdino
Annie Brumy
Lucy Cobb
University of Georgia
Georgia
Misses Gerdine
Brumby
Lucy
Mane
Elizabeth Avery Colton
Association of College Women
South
Lucy Cobb Institute
Miscag Gerdie and Brumby
Gerdine
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Citadel Warriors
Carolina Gang
Associated
Clemson
Presbyterian College
Mercer University
Gordon Institute
Reynolds
L. E. Frost
L. E. Hennett
L. T. Gramling
L. T. Anthony
L. G. Watson
L. G. Day
C. Marshall
C. Murray
R. G. Jeter
R. Pew
R. T. Helshon
Owens
R.E. Whitaker
R. E Cheves
Q. B. Scoville
Q. B. Beehran
H. B.ies O'Shaughnessy
R. H. B. Tartley
L. H. B. Brunson
L. H
Echols
F. B. Walbern
F. B
Gompers
London
General Federation of Labor
Metal Workers’ Union
Italian Socialist Party
Milan
Daily News
Paris
Italy
Venice
Naples
Fiat
Sadle
Metal Workers
Turin
Canada
Savannah
Bib
F. Roger Miller
Chamber of Commerce
la Grange
Augusta
Dublin
Rome
Gainesville
Griffin
Dalton
Marietta
Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Commission
Ers
Mirs
Paul MS
Canolly
Auto Trade Association
Itricate International Law
Hiram Johnson
Mr. Stanley
Thoming W. Hardwick
John N. Holder
W. QR. Brown
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