New Scott Tea and Coffee Factory Boosts Athens Industry
The Banner-Herald reports Athens gains a Scott Tea and Coffee Factory at the Combination store room with C L Scott manager and H L Dupree assistant. It aims for 10 000 pounds daily capacity, uses modern machinery, will sell to dealers nationwide, and advertises Athens on every package. The plant emphasizes purity, five grades, and fresh daily grinding.
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Banner-Herald
Athens
Scott Tea & Coffee Factory
C. L. Scott
H. L. Dupree
Scott
Arbuckle
Deupree
Aneens
Georgia
Revival Draws Augstans to Savannah Event
In Augusta a number of residents plan to travel to Savannah on October 19 to attend Gypsy Smith Jr revival services conducted in the city.
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Augusta
Turkish Demand to Occupy Thrace Shocks Mudania Talks
At Mudania the Turkish demand to occupy Eastern Thrace provoked a split among allied delegates. Ismet Pasha warned force may be used if needed while Greek reps vowed to defend the province. French delegates were instructed to back Turkey, Britain and Italy urged postponement until after any peace conference.
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Mudania
Thrace
London
Associated Press
Madinia
Lord Curzon
Paris
Premier Pointaire
Near
Ismet Pasha
Angora
Reach
New Scholarship Fund for U. of Ga Established
The prudential committee of the University of Georgia approved a 2400 dollar scholarship gift from Jeptha H. Rucker Corp to be issued as six 400 dollar funds. They authorized a heating plant for the historic chapel and interior repainting. F J Osterman was elected student assistant in the new education school correspondence course. Committee members are Harry Hetson Hugh J Rowe and Marcus aleWhooter.
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Jeptha H. Rucker Corporation
University of Georgia
Prudential Committee
F. J. Osterman
University School of Education
Harry Het¢son
Hugh J. Rowe
Marcus aleWhorter
Judge Barrett Redefines U S Court as Georgia Institution
MACON Ga. United States Judge William Barrett told Macon Bar Association members that Southern Georgia’s federal district court should be viewed as a Georgia institution. He emphasized the court’s Georgian personnel including himself district attorney and jurors as key, stressing local ties.
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Macon
Macon Bar Association
United States
William Barrett
Federal District Court of
Southern Georgia
Georgia
South Georgia
Annual Reception by Univ Ag Club at Agricultural College
The Agricultural Club held its annual reception Friday evening for students and faculty. After the program, refreshments, dances, and games followed. John Howard gave the welcome, with a solo by Miss Doc Crumley and remarks on The Georgia Agriculturist by O C Aderholdt.
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The
Agricultural College
John Howard
Doc. Crumley
Georgia Agriculturist
O. C. Aderholdt
B. L. Bagland
Menere
F.C. McClure
Sleep
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T. H. McHatton
Alpha Zeta
Ag.” College
Ir. N. D
Crowds at Goodmans Store Rally in Wet Weather Sale
Crowds braved rain to flood Goodman’s Store for a big sale now well under way. Mr Goodman says no weather will dampen interest in the price cutting carnival, prepared for next week and every day thereafter.
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Goodmans Stor
Mr. Goodman
Joo
Georgia Girl Once a Stage Beauty from Washington
Eftie Pope Hill, once Georgia's belle who eloped with Pittsburgh magnate Edward B. Alsop, later divorced, is now said to be hospitalized in New York in a state described as alcoholism poisoning. Daughter of Dr. James Hill of Washington, she rose to fame in Wilkes county and attended Lucy Cobb Institute before her marriage.
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Atlanta
Eftie Pope Hill
Edward B. Alsop
Pittsburgh
New York
Washington
Wilkes County
Georgia
James Hill
Pope
Macon
Alsop
Lucy Cobb Institute
Middle Georgia
Athens
Kem Pasha greets Constantinople in Turkish advance message
The report from Constantinople quotes Mustapha Kemal Pasha sending greetings to friends there. He expresses hope for meeting them soon, pledges peace with national aims realized, and notes broad international support. The piece includes a fashion-tinged closing line about rhinestones and lace.
Athens Youth 6 Held for Robbery
J I McConnell 18 of Athens Ga is charged with robbing the Princeton Hotel in Atlanta and suspected in other Georgia Florida hotel robberies. He was captured while trying to lower a suitcase from a window by a rope and confessed to the Princeton raid of September 18, with jewelry and cash taken. He served in the navy for desertion and has a prior reform school record.
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Banner-Herald
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Fila
J. I. McConnell
Athens
Princeton
Georgia
Florida
MecConnel
A. G. Stone
Stone
McConnell
Berprinta
Fulton Grand Jury
J. C.cartrol
Covington
Dope Fiend to Be Name of Emory's Magazine
Emory University plans a new monthly magazine titled The Dope Fiend to debut in October. It will start as a supplement to The Emory Wheel and then become an independent publication similar in size to The Virginia Reel. Founders are Ernest C. Colwell and A W Beasley, with first issue now on the press.
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Atlanta
Banner-Herald
Tech
Georgia
Emory University
Emory Wheel
Virginia Reel
Emory
Coca Cola School
The
Mory
County Officer Sage And Whiskey Runner Hurt In Crash
A crash sent County Officer Sage and Whiskey Runner hurt when their car plowed into a tree after a high speed drive. The incident occurred as authorities responded to the scene and officers were transported for evaluation.
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Sage
Whiskey Runner
Howard Will Not Retire From Senate Race In Georgia
Atlanta dispatch reports a heated Georgia senatorial contest with six candidates setting up campaign HQs. Colonel Dean’s explosive statement claims to have fixed a Walker Watson alliance and alleges shifts in support over tax and road bond issues. Judges Howard and George reportedly conferred amid a crowded field including Hardwick and Cooper.
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Atlanta
H. H. Shan
Cevorgia
G H. Howard
Howard
Walker
Macon
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Ged
Clifford Walker
Senator Watson
Washington
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Highway Board
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Devin
Junce Howard
Iaater
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Seaborn Wright
George
John R. Cooper
Ficklin Nominated for State Senate
Boyce Ficklin Sr of Washington was nominated for the State Senate from the fiftieth district by the senatorial democratic convention held at Lexington. Jarnett Green of Wilkes County was elected chairman of the new executive committee and C I. Reyolds, also of Wilkes, secretary. The Clarke county delegation included Bolling DuBose Dr B J Ware and Rutherford Cole of Winterville. The district comprises Wilkes Oglethorpe and Clarke counties.
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Boyce Ficklin, Sr
Washington
State Senate
Lexington
Jarnett Green
Wilkes County
C. I. Reyolds
Wilkes
Clarke County
Bolling DuBose
1B. J. Ware
Rutherford Colle
Winterville
Oglethorpe
Clarke Counties
First Inning Baseball Confusion In Yankees Giants Tie
In a glitchy recap, Yankees and Giants play through three innings with no runs in the first and third frames. Pipp, Ward, and Meusel contribute hits while defensive plays strand runners. The text shows multiple misprints but notes no runs, one hit, and no errors by the end of the second inning, with continued action mentioned for the third before page break.
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Yankees
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Hoyt
John William Scott
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McGraw
Giants
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Scott
Smith
Sirles
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Dugan
Young
Ruth
Frisch
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Ward
Pipp
Riop
Meusel
Kelly
Behang
Cunningham Ward
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Hopper
Manta
Cowden Escapes With Partner. Officers Seize Whiskey Stash
Cowden and Baldy Langford reportedly escaped pursuit after a car crash near College Avenue. Officer Sage and son pursued, with Sage injured. Langford arrested after leaping from the wreck. Four quarts rye and nine pints corn seized. Langford held on liquor charges and found with $46 on his person.
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Guy Cowden
Ollege
Alex ‘Baye
Baldy” Langford
Cowden
Saye
Athens General Hospital
Cory “Baldy” Langford
Rollin
Mr. Sage
Lengteemla
College Avenue
Hoyt Street
Lac
Langford Poncer Saye
Langford
Georgia-Chicago Grid Feature At Palm Garden
The Georgian Hotel banquet hall drew baseball fans as World Series action played at Palm Garden. Fans awaited a Yankees rally that failed due to Deacon John Beott’s right arm. The Georgia-Chicago football game will be pay-per-view today, with advance notices for football released around three o'clock.
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Deacon John Beott
Pim Garden
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