Thirty Seventh Cony Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meet
The thirty seventh annual convention of the Georgia Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet in the Baptist church at Winder on October 1922. Officials include state president Mrs Lolla A Dillard Emory University and vice president Mrs Marvin Williams Atlanta. The program lists reports, memorial services, and district roll calls with speeches by local and state leaders.
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Georgia Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Baptist Church
Winder
Lolla A. Dillard
Emory University
Marvin Williams
Atlanta
Theresa Griffin
Columbus
Julius Magath
Oxford
August Burghard
Macon
William C. Sibley
Augusta
Jennie Mart Sibley
Union Point
Mary « Harris Armor
Eastman
Thomas Z. Patterson
Griffin
Mary Harris Armor
Ll.d
Crawfordville
Royal
Temperance Legion
Paul, Roberts
College
College,. Mra. ‘Lella’ A. Dillard
A.B. Cunyné
Cartersville
Annie
Pyron Jones
Harriet Bex
Sechelpen
W.C. Horton
A. N. ‘Bailey
Maslé
T. A. Maynard
C. Horton
Winder W
T.U
New Malhouise
Paulberts
Ture
J. H. Eee Hehak
Guy
John Maynard
W. H. Faust
J. T. Cash
R.D.” McCurry
Meadamus Land
McCurry
W.C. ‘Horton
Atate Nent
Lella
Nard
Atate Mittalcal
Annie Jones Pyron
Carapel Wilks
Adel
Theresa “Griffin
Mra
United States Census Announces Population Rise
The census released in Washington D C shows a U S population of 105 683 108. It marks a 14 9 percent increase from the prior count. The announcement was made by the Associated Press and reported in Washington.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
the United States
Cox Urges United States Entrance To League of Nations
Gov Cox campaigned through Kentucky and Tennessee urging entry to the League of Nations. He repeated in eight talks that he favors going in and spoke at a Franklin rally. He attacked opponents for stirring racial prejudice and accused Harding of wavering on the league.
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Cox
United States
Nation League
Associated Press
Nashville
Tenn
League of Nations
Kentucky
Tennessee
Franklin
Harding
League
Des Moines
Shortage of Coal Closes Gas Plants in Georgia
Atlanta October 7 reports say several Georgia communities face serious gas shortages or stoppage unless coal and gas can be moved to plants. Americus Light Co appeals to the Georgia Railroad Commission, claiming the L and I Railroad neglects priority orders from the Interstate Commerce Commission directing mines to distribute output by need. Gas firms threaten closure unless granted higher rates or better raw material access, with at least one company seeking shutdown authority the commission cannot grant.
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Atlanta
Oet
Speseffnen
Ameritus?Light Company
Georgia Railroad Commission
L. & Inn Railroad
Interathte Conserce’ Commision
Katherine MacDonald Stars In Elite Showing The Thunderbolt
Miss Katherine MacDonald billed as the American Beauty appears in The Thunderbolt at the Elite. The star of The Woman Thou Gavest Be delivers a strong, forceful performance in a gripping mysterious tale about a strangest marriage, with vibrant action and well staged scenes attracting large crowds.
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Katherine MacDonall
Miss MacDonald
Miss- MacDonald
Miss-MacDonald
Pho
Dcone
Census Bureau Reports Urban Majority in United States
The 1920 U S population reached 106,683,108, up 14.19 percent since 1910, with urban residents in places of 2,500+ totaling 61.19 percent. Farms numbered 6,459,998, led by the South, Georgia 310,737 and Florida 54,006, while Alabama and Mississippi showed declines. The grand total including possessions will reach about 118 million.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Continental
United States
Alaska
Rogers
Denmis Bureau
Alabama
Mississippi
Georgia
Florida
Louisiana
South
T. Census Bureau
Prominent Missing Man From Tennessee Vanished in Atlanta
Special to the Banner. Atlanta October 7. H Callender a wealthy Tennessean and president of Callender Car Company of Chattanooga disappeared September 23 with about 6000 in cash. Detective Greer says he was approached by three men offering a car deal and ransom. Callender, 60, tallied as missing after registering at a local hotel and taking a new auto in a trade. His wife Mrs Callender frantic while searches continue. A 250 reward is offered for information leading to his return.
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Atlanta
H. Callender
Callender Car Company
Chattanooga
William T. Gleer
Callender
Tennessee
Gleer
Alot
Mr E K Davis Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
University student EK Davis underwent an appendectomy yesterday at the infirmary. He was resting comfortably last night and is expected to continue improving.
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EK. Dave
Board of Health to Test for Tuberculosis in Cows
The board of health adopted a resolution requiring owners of dairies and sellers of milk to have their cows tested for tuberculosis. A veterinarian is employed for the work, with a nominal charge per test, as part of a progressive city health policy. Sanitary inspectors were also directed to ensure garbage and waste are promptly collected, with recorder’s court actions possible for noncompliance.
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Board of Health
Health Department
McKenney
Butineag
Recorder's Court
Brooklyn Takes Third Game of World Series
Brooklyn pitcher Sherrod Smith starred as the Nationals beat Cleveland 2 to 1 in Game Three. Smith held the Indians to three hits with strong defensive support, while Speaker and Wheat contributed for Cleveland’s lone tally on a whetting error. The win keeps Brooklyn alive in the best-of-seven series, with Game Four set for Saturday at 1 PM Central time.
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Associated Preas
New York
Sherrod- Smith
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Smith
Mansfield
Mathewson
Coombs
McGinty
Bender
O'Neill
Speaker
Wheat
Clevelan
Olson
Johnston
Sewell
Whea
Myers
Caldwenl
Specker
Governor Dorsey Demands Action Over Cotton Night Riders
Des Moines reports Governor Dorsey urged Sheriff to stop gun postings in Carroll County and warned that burning gin houses is a felony. He stressed executive power to intervene if intimidation spreads to stores and banks, urging law officers to act and judges to enforce penalties.
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Atlanta
Georgia
J. J. Brown
Dorsey
Carroll County
Holder's Expense Greatest Of All
Special to The Bariner Atlanta Ga October 1 There was filed today with Comptroller General Wright the campaign expense statement of Hon John N Holder candidate in the first primary for Lowenor with explanation that filing was due to illness of Holder's campaign manager Balsa Jones Campaign cost Mr Holder 19793 84 of which 7475 was contributed by friends largest contributions 3000 by Ry L McElhannon and 3000 by FP Holder The newspaper advertising 33785 postage stationery stamps etc cost him 2336 and stenographic fees and rental of machines 1631 Mr Holder's expense was the second greatest shown in any statements filed the most expensive campaign having been that by Governor Dorsey for the senate
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Atlanta
Wright
John. N. Holder
Lowenor
Friefds
Ry. L. McElhannon
Fp.holder
Holder
Dorsey
Senate
Hardwick Wins Democratic Nomination With 16000 Majority
Atlanta reports Thomas W. Hardwick won the Democratic nomination for governor yesterday over Clifford Walker. Returns from twelve counties compiled tonight by the Constitution show a popular majority of about 16,000.
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Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Clifford Walker
Masonic Meeting at Godfrey de Bouillon Comandery No 14
The Knights Templar No 14 will hold a Friday night meeting in Masonic Hall this Friday October 8 at 8 o'clock The Temple order will be conferred All Sir Knights are urged to attend L Harper E C Ino G Quinn Recorder
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Codnelave
Godfrey de Bouillon
Two Football Games Saturday in Athens at Sanford Field
Athens football fans will attend a double header at Sanford Field Saturday afternoon. Georgia Varsity is in Columbia against South Carolina, but the Athens pair should satisfy fans. At 2 20 pm Athens High meets Marist College of Atlanta, then Georgia scrubs face Tech High of Atlanta with coach Russa at Vanderbilt influence.
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Athens
Sanford Field
Georgia
Columbia
South Carolina
Athens High
Marist College
Jeleven
Atlanta
Elberton
Joe Bean
Georgia Scrubs
Tech High Eleven
Tech. High
Ian Well
Athens High School
Stolen mandolins recovered by Athens police
Police recovered mandolins stolen four months earlier from University students Bill Estabrook and Cliff Hatcher. The instruments were traced to innocent purchasers after thieves had sold them. One suspect, Tommy Pennock, is jailed. another may be arrested soon.
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Athens Police.org
Bertilion
Burns
Hmit
Bill Estabrook
Joim Hatcher
Nbpecan
Bill
Estabrook
Cliff Hatcher
Poe
Boussa
Tommy Pennock
Georgia Will Go Over Top in Advertising Campaign
Advertise Georgia Will Go announces a statewide fund drive of 300000 for advertising the state. Char lton led with a top contribution, Bacon followed, several counties report ready to meet quotas. Governor Dorsey officially proclaims the effort and Charles B. Lewis as treasurer handles funds.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Dorsey
Charlton
Bacon
Aa General
Charles B.~ Lewis
Fourth’ National Bank
Macon
Boiler Explosion Takes Talk of Lives
Five were killed, five missing and believed dead in a boiler explosion that wrecked the forward compartment of the British tanker G. Ry. Crowe while undergoing repairs in New York. More than a score were injured.
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New York
G. Ry. Crowe
3500 Out of Work When Factory Closes in Lowell
In Lowell Massachusetts on October 7 officials announced the Lawrence Manufacturing Co will close the underwear departments and soon the hosiery department due to inability to find a market at high prices. The closure will throw 3600 people out of work.
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Lowell, Maas
Lawrence’ Manufacturing Company
Treasury withholds railroad payments under guaranty ruling
Washington D C Oct 7 The Treasury will hold up payments to railroads under the transportations act guaranty until a final account of losses sustained during the guaranty period is prepared, a ruling by Comptroller Warwick announced today.
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Washington, D. C
Treasury
Warwick
Commission Postponed as Key Member Is Absent
Atlanta Oct. 7 The Georgia Industrial Commission did not meet for organization today due to the absence of W P Raoul of Atlanta a labor representative who is in New York on labor business and will not return until next week A new call will be sent out by Chairman Hal M Stanley Col Sam J Slate of Columbus sworn in as state fish and game commissioner representing the employers Clyde Matthews of Tyrone sworn in to succeed Slate as fish commissioner
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Atlanta
Georgia Industrial Commission
W. P. Raool
Conesalion
New York
Hal M. Stanley
Bao
Sam’j. Slate
Columbus
Dorsey
Clyde- Matthewsi of
Tyron
Slate
Ys Fish
Walker vows unity after governor race loss in Georgia
Special to The Banner reports Hon Clifford Walker, defeated governor candidate, thanks friends and campaign manager Mr Dogler. He praises democracy and citizenship, expresses regret at not securing victory, and pledges to cooperate in future state service and uplift. The note follows the run-over primary dedication.
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Atlanta
Clifford Walker
Dogler
Georgia Red and Black to Face South Carolina in Columbia
The Georgia Red and Black football squad travels to Columbia for the season’s second game against South Carolina. Coach Stegeman aims for a win by two or three touchdowns, with changes in the backfield and signals as Bohren and Hartley share duties. A full squad makes the trip, led by coaches Stegeman and DeHart and manager Rees.
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Georgia
University,of
South Carolina
Palmetto¢és
Sol Metiger
Athletica
Stegeman
DeHart
Buck Cheaves
Bohren
Dick'Hartley
Citadel
Columbia
Tito
Carolina
Day
Pew
Vandver
Whelchel
Echols
Anderson
P. Kowens
Reynolds
Richardson
Collings
Fitts
Rees
V. Sanford
Mr W J Little Holds His Own After Accident
Mr W J Little university student severely injured days ago when struck by an auto truck is reported to be improving. His father Dr W A Little of Macon is at the hospital along with specialists and local physicians attending the case.
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W. J. Little
Muder
W. A. Little
Macon
Phyateians
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Stanley Grubb
Sam P. Jones
Meeciang
J. C. Ward
August’ Burghard
Lella A. Dillard
Loyal Temperance Legion
Paul Roberts
Young People's Branch
Katherine Macdonald
Elite
Census Bureau
E. K. Davis
Southpaw Smith
Cleveland Club
0. S
Europe
Germany
Jackson County
Hardwick
Athens ‘High
Marist
Tech High
Cliff Walker
W.J. Little
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