Judge Holden Declines to Run and Thanks Supporters
Georgia politics droughts unfold as Judge Horace Holden announces he cannot afford a United States Senate bid after friends offered support. The Athens event highlights Barrow's praise of Dr. Hardman and a detailed talk on anesthesia history, with Holden stepping back amid statewide race changes and six candidates for the Senate and Pension Commissioner.
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Judge Holden
Tr. Hardman
Chacellor Barrow
Dr. Hardman
Hardman
Crawford W. Long
Athens
Jefferson
Dugas
Augusta Medical College
The
State University
Iorace M. Holden
Athjena
United States Senate
Thomas EB. Watson
Supreme Court
E. W. Jordan
Sandersville
Holden
Teir
Clay
Herbert Clay
State Senate
J. J. Flint
Watson
Mach
Hardwick
Democratic
Com
Mitten
Senate
Pension Commissioner
Tate John W. Lindacy
T. W. Hardwick
BindersroNs
John R. Cooper
Macon
Walter F
Yanks and Giants battle ten innings to deadlock
The big opening day crowd at Broad Street watched the Giants and Yankees tie after ten innings as darkness halted play. Meusel powered in three Giants runs in the first, Ruth and Meusel produced a late Yankee run, and Ward homered in the fourth. Barnes and Shawkey pitched through extra time before the game ended with the lights fading.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Associated Press
Giants
Yankees
Hildebrand
Barnes
Shawkey
Groh
Frisch
Meunel
Bernes
Yanks
Bancroft
Pipp
Ward
Ruth
Meusel
Nick Altrock
al Schacht
Babe
jants—Bancroft
E. Meusel
Young
Kelly
Stengel
Snyder
J. Earned
Witty
Dugan
B. Meusel
Hang
Scott
Hawkey
McCormick
Glante
Sam Jones
Carl Mays
Grah
Ffeftield
Grohl
Mercer Wald Moves to End Mercer Hazing
Mercer University officials announce a drive to halt hazing after sophomores disciplined freshmen. On Tuesday sophomores hazed freshmen. offenders faced the president Wednesday and chose flogging or expulsion. President Dr. R W Weaver expects the practice to be stamped out.
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Macon
Mercer University
R. W. Weaver
Greeks Reject Mudinia Armistice Plan
The Mudinia conference accord between Allied and Turkish delegates was conveyed to the Greek in Smyrna, via Mudinia messages, and Greek reaction appears hostile to the plan.
Athens Women Prepare for State Federation Convention
Athens women of the Woman's Club are shaping plans for the State Federation gathering to be held in the city next week. More than five hundred members are expected, with programs featuring prominent southern speakers. Club president Mrs. Charles M. Snelling announced her resignation effective after the convention and has led efforts securing a club house and Athens as host for 1922. A nominating committee for her successor was named at a Thursday meeting. The group prepared final convention details as this was the last club meeting before the October 10 session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens Club
State Federation
Athens
South
Dhance
Federaon
Athens Woman's Club
Charles M. Snelling
Snelling
Athéna
T. H. McHatton
Lamar C. Rucker
B. F. Hardeman
J. A. Darwin
D. L. Barneat
Judge Pendleton of Atlanta Dies After Resignation
Judge John T. Pendleton of Fulton superior court, who resigned weeks earlier due to ill health, died at his daughter's home in Atlanta. He served 19 years on the bench and became a well known jurist. After his wife’s death, he suffered a general breakdown and his condition worsened Wednesday.
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Atlanta
John T. Pendleton
Fulton Superior Court
Edwin Stewart
Pendleton
Cadet Corps Staff for 10223 Armed by Military Department
Athens High announces fifty-two students received military appointments for the year under Major Harris of the regular army. William B. Moss is named Major with Charles Hodgson Captain and Athletic Officer. a long list follows of lieutenants, sergeants, corporals, and other cadet ranks across Companies A B C D.
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Harris
Athens
William B. Moss
William DB. Moss
Charles Hodgson
God
Joseph Reaves
Osear McWhirter
Madison Nicholson
Marcus Bryant
Loyle Stynchcombe
Robert Bradberry
John Green
Walter Warren
Horace Smith
James Williams
James Stanley
Arthur Qidham
August Keller
Win
Doslar
Bevel
Tom Wood
Leo Farr
Fred D. Moon
D. Buford Williars
Weyman
Malcolm
Alvin David
Lowne
John Thurmoul
Filwin
Bolton
Radford Hackett
Brobert Patterson
Ergeant Co
Young Daniel
Bruce Scoggins
Adolph Lund
Aldine Pound
Blood and Sand at the Palace thrills Athens crowds
Rodolph, nicknamed Rody, wins fans in Blood and Sand at the Palace yesterday with Juan Gallardo the bullfighter as the centerpiece. John Drewry lauds the vivid mosaic of poverty and wealth, while June Mathis adapts Vicente Blasco Ibanez’s genius. Cast includes Lila Lee and Nita Naldi. others noted are George Field, Walter Long, Rose Rosanova, Mario Marstini, Leo White, Harry Lamont, Charles Belcher, and Fred Becker. The production captures Spain’s color and energy plus American entertainment needs.
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Rody
Athens
Palace
John Drewry
June Mathis
Vicente Blasco Ibanez
Valentino
Juan Gallardo
Ing Chronicle
Lila Lee
Nita "Naldi
George Field
Walter Long
Rose Rosanova
Mario Marstini
London Fears Split in Eastern Conference at Madania
London debates and delays at Madania as British officials push for representation of Russia and Black Sea states amid Turkish Kemalist demands. Mudania talks see Greek evacuation to Thrace and potential conflict over Dardanelles control, with Allied observers reporting fragile accord and ongoing Turkish pressure.
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London
Madania
Russia
Black Sea
Associated Press
Constantinople
Foreign Office
Seigraa
Venice
Paris
Ned
Sions
Dardanelles
Thrace
Allio
Er Syeels
Porta
Cragm i
Mudania
Maritiza
Thesig
Sard Ty
Gvbr
Preas
Turdaneles
Turkey
Kan
Clemenceau to discuss league visit in America
Georges Clemenceau, France’s veteran statesman, declares France escaped disaster since 1914 and rejects militarism. He plans to travel to America in November to present France’s case without apology or defense, aiming to state the facts to the American public.
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Tiger
France
Banner-Herald
Milton Bronner
Banner-Heralds
Vincent - Sur - Jard
Georges Clemenceau
America
Amerien
World Series and Go Chicago Palm Garden Detail
The Palm Garden at the Georgian Hotel hosts a 2 PM World Series and Giants Yanks detail with seating and standing room expanded in the Georgian banquet hall. Fans fill the lobby as telegraph play by play continues with lensed wires from Chicago and New York, plus a football game at 3:30.
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Georgian Hotel
Georgian Palm Garden
Banguet
Pelm Garden
Sporting Department
Banner Herald
Tudge" Harris
Chicago
New York
Imn Carden
Palm Garden
Giants-Yanks
Atlanta Banker Enters Daddy Long Legs Hog in Peoria Show
Atlanta banker George m frown travels to Peoria Illinois to enter Daddy Long Legs a famed 1000 pound Berkshire boar in the International Swine Association competition. The bore was born and raised on Colonels Inland near Nan Pattiale in Brown country south of Savannah. A rule bars hogs in time contests from prize eligibility. Mr Brown notes Daddy Long Legs is being prepared for future contests and will undergo private meetings and training routines.
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Atlanta
George —m. Frown
Peoria
Ill
Daddy Long Legs
International Swine Association
Colonels
Nanpattiale
Brown
Savannah
Mr. Brown
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L. G. Hardman
Ustival College
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Barrow
Stone Wall
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Asx
Sehoul
Goodman
Broad Street
Samuel K. Goodman
ATP
Goodman's
Mhose
Bob Meusel
Shanky
Mercer Wald
Alashy
Military Corps
William Mose
Attalion
Hunter Harris
U. S. Army
Athens High School
Accordarg
Thursas
Rodolph
Valencia
Kandra
Temid Peninsula
Ish Chvairy
Ims
Chanak
Clemenceau
Americk
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