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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1922

Page

2

Mabel Normand Stars in Head Over Heels at Palace Theatre

The famed comedienne and former swimmer Mabel Normand headlines the Palace release Head Over Heels, portraying a foreign acrobat with a fiery temperament. Her screen career, marked by daring dives and bold stunts, is highlighted as she navigates new roles and maintain s an honest approach to diverse assignments.

Bel Normand Setn Miss Normand Larrabat Mabel* Normand Skeen Thompson Russell Roswondatton Lilyan Tashman Rodolph Valentino Espada Paramount Vicente Blasco Ibanez June Mathis Fred Nible Kain Walabalay Eddie Scheenbacker Spain Ase Bpades Jong Angtadorignnd Sand Palace Theatre Lila ‘Lee Nita Naldi

Little Interest in Arkansas Election With Tight Governor Race

Little Rock Arkansas reports indicate a tight statewide vote as voters near election day. Democrats face a likely re election of Governor T C McRae and a full state ticket, while Republicans field a complete slate. Public interest appears low across state officer contests.

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Boufeuillet Announces Senate Candidacy for Georgia

Formal 1922 plea outlines John T. Boifeuillet's bid to fill the late Thomas E. Watson's U S Senate seat. He cites eight years in the Georgia House, twenty years as Clerk, service with the embassy in London, and experience with Foreign Relations. He also attaches letters from Ambassador Page and Secretary of State William Phillips.

John T. Boufeullet U.S Senate Thos FE. Watson Georgia Senate of United States Thomas EF Watson House of Representatives Georam Bibb County U. 8 Augusta Hancon Sen- Heng Tam Washington Cabinet London Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Walter Hines Page Great Britain United States OF America Boifeuuilet State Department Uxath Bancevay Walter A. Page John T. Boifeuillet Avlanta Ue 8 AL 1 Honoratie Willam Philips Colonel Boiteuilier Ambassador Page William Phillips

Prosperity Note Is Sounded By Wallace In Address On Tuesday

Springfield news reports Secretary Wallace outlines farm loan policy after war finance cooperation reform. He says money is easier to obtain, grain and livestock sacrifice is checked, and farmer optimism is renewed. Wallace stresses affirmative government action to avert disaster in farm prices.

Wallace Springfield Department of Agriculture

Shrine Meeting Called for Athens Shriners Club

A meeting of the Athens Shriners Club is set for Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic Temple. All members are urged to attend. W. A. Capps, president. 10-4-?.

Athens Shriners Club Masonic Temple W. A. Capps

Platform outline from Governor Hardwick for U.S. Senate bid

The statement describes Hardwick’s foreign policy of friendly relations with all nations, emphasis on state rights to regulate domestic affairs, protection of individual liberties, limited but efficient federal regulation, support for a strong navy and coast defense, and a restrained federal role with fewer laws and tighter enforcement. He backs a small standing army with a large reserve and opposes certain paternalistic policies.

Atlanta Senate Marnor Hardwick George Washington

Rail wage board poised to rule on higher pay

Chicago dispatch reports the United States Wage Board will announce its decision on a proposed wage increase for 400 000 railway maintenance of way workers. The hearing follows a strike threat and talks among rail executives led by Union Pacific’s William Jeffers and train conductors head Lee Sheppard. Negotiations align with eastern road terms and future talks with Southern roads were planned in Washington.

Chicago Tattrand Inder Board Itm Rajtrond Hearines Triektren Shapcrafte B . Grabble Maintenance of Waymen Nin William Jeffers Union Pacific W. G. Lee Brotherhood of Rairoad Lee Sheppard Order of Railway Washington Mr. Lee

Williams Secretary to W J Harris Leaves Augusta for Washington

Cranston Williams, secretary to Senator William Harris of Georgia, departed Augusta on Tuesday to reach Washington by Thursday. The trip follows his European duties as part of Harris's staff.

Augusta Cranston Wiams William JT Martie Georgia Washington

Larry Gantt Column On Harris Forgeras Genius

Larry Gantt recalls Joe Harris's early talent as a news writer in a column about Harris forging a brilliant debut. The piece notes Harris produced a clear copy with meticulous handwriting, while Colonel Thomas served as editor of the News, famed for Major Jones Courtship.

Harris Joe Harris Colonel Thomas Coronel Thames Major Jones Vin News

Justice Court Opens Monday in Milton Thomas Term

Milton Thomas opened his October term of Justice court Tuesday taking judgments and heading arguments in cases involving notes and similar matters. Justice Carlisle Cobb attended to similar court matters.

Milton Thomas Justice Court Carlisle Cobb

Cotton crop forecast shows 10 million bales for year

The Agriculture Department issued a forecast placing the season’s cotton yield at about 10.145 million 500 pound bales, with September 25 crop condition at 50 percent of normal and lint yield estimated at 139.2 pounds per acre. State forecasts vary, with Texas and Missouri showing gains and South Carolina and North Carolina weaker.

Washingtonia Bates Department, of Agriculture North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Alabama Texas E Tent Missouri South Bales North Colina Tennessee Louisiana Miksl Arkansas Pilea Tacs

Representative Howard Ennis backs Neill for speaker

Baldwin county representative Howard Ennis announced he would not oppose Speaker Cecil Neill for re election next summer. Ennis, who was defeated by Neill for the speakership two years ago, said he would support Neill’s bid. He also mentioned Charles Stewart of Atkinson as a potential ally.

Mille Barealy Howard Ennis Baldwin County Cecil Neill House of Representatives Ennis Neill Muscogee Charles A Atewart Atkinson the Dainty

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