Northeast Georgia farmers plan cash food market
Northeast Georgia business leaders and farmers convene to map a plan for a regional cash market for all food crops. Speakers include Joseph A. McCord and Dr. Andrew M. Soule as they discuss marketing, diversification, and the need for warehouses and processing facilities to move beyond cotton dependence.
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Stewart F. Gelder
Georgia
Athony
Athens
jTo
Joseph A. McCord
Federal Reserve System
Andrew M. Soule
Georgian State College of Agricoutture
Slate College
Milton P. Jarnigan
The
State College
Lyman Veeder
Cornella
John Campbell
John EK. Talmadge
Rargest
North
Dent
M.C. Gay
Atheny
Chicago
Uae
Dairyman Boose abducted by masked men in Oklahoma
Frank Boose a dairyman was seized Friday night by a group of masked men bound to a telephone pole and whipped with a blacksnake whip. The abductors claimed he whipped his wife and children, according to a newspaper man present and authorities investigating the case.
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Beggs
Okla
Frank Boose
Rooseby
Government seeks to avert coal stoppage ahead of March deadline
Washington officials and unions held a four hour White House meeting with President Harding and top aides to avert a March stoppage as miners wage talks loom. Hoover said no immediate arrangement was reached due to the miners delaying discussions until February.
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Washington
White House
Harding
Hoover
Davis
Lewis
Central Committee
The
United Ming Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Raneaion
Ea Agee
Ritten
Indianapolis
Fundraising Sought to Solve Eastlake Murder Mystery
Westmoreland County officials urge a public fund to aid investigators into the September 30 killing of Margaret Eastlake wife of naval officer Roger D. Eastlake. Nurse Sarah F E Knox and Eastlake are jailed awaiting trial in Montross starting October 24. Eastlake paces his cell while Knox writes letters from jail.
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Richmond
Margaret Eastlake
Roger D. Eastlake
Naval
Colonial Beach
Westmoreland County
Commonwealth
Watt C. Mayo
Eastlake
Sarah FE
Knox
Baltimore
Montross
Miss Knox
Ocean City
N. J
Senate Approves Colombia Panama Treaty Modifications
Foreign relations committee presents to the senate a report urging approval of the Colombia United States treaty settling differences from the 1903 Panama partition. Modifications mirror US senate changes and call attention to key clauses, notably Colombia’s right to pass warships through the Panama Canal for stipulated payments.
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Bogota
Colombia
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
United States
Panama
Panama Canal
Freight rate cuts seen after Washington meeting
Prominent railroad executives met with President Harding and Senator Cummins to discuss early freight rate reductions. Cummins said carriers might voluntarily cut rates and approach the labor board or seek congressional action for wage adjustments. Passenger rates were not expected to drop immediately, as agricultural interests urged prompt reductions.
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Washington
Harding
Cummins
Iowa
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Chicago
Railroad Labor Board
Congress
Senate Agricultural Bloc
Senate
Southern Railway trains maintain high regularity in September
The Southern Railway System reports strong on time performance for September. Vice President Henry W. Miller announced that out of 14 664 passenger trains, 12 564 or 92.4 percent reached final terminals on time, while 14 124 or 96.3 percent maintained schedule or made up time while on the Southern.
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Southern Railway System
Henry W. Miller
Southern
Benson Sword to Honor Admiral Benson in Georgia
Rear Admiral William S. Benson retired will receive a jeweled sword from the United Daughters of the Confederacy in Waycross Georgia on October 26 as a tribute to his war services. Benson a Macon Georgia native led navy operations from May 11 1915 to September 25 1919. Since retirement he has served the shipping board first as chairman and now as commissioner.
Pageant Opening of Drew's in Preble Scene
More people will take part in parade than any other in Athens. Symbolica Education History section reveals a mammoth pageant arrangement announced by Faraday.
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Athens
Faraday
Kiwanis Drive Opens Campaign for University War Memorial
The Athens Kiwanis Club appeals to all merchants to close down during a parade pageant at noon to open the campaign of the University of Georgia war memorial fund. Mestwood Lanier announced the plan urging city-wide support and moral backing for a grand opening.
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Athens
Dlone
Opening of University War Memorial Drive in Athens
The Athens war memorial drive parade details a long lineup from Colonel Ryther to the University of Georgia bands. It moves at noon from the high school to the campus, with floats and student groups, ending with Alma Mater. Lucy Cobb float features Mary Ann Lipscomb descendant line and chancellor’s relatives.
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University War Memorial Drive
Athens
Ryther
Burch
University of Georgia Band
Excort
Univeralty
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Luvs Cobb Studenta
Float
Normal School Atudenta
Our University
State College of Agriculture
Lumpkin Law School
Engineering School
Women of the Univerity
Rehabilitation
Phi Kappa Literary Society
Daemosthenian Literary Society
Min Hellenic
Prince Avenue
Vulaski and
Hancock
City Hall
College Avenue
Clayton
Lucy Cobb
Misa Mary Ann Lipscomb
Atlanta
Dr. Lipscomb
Francis Adgate Lipscomb
William Rutherford
M. A. Lippcomb
I. R. R. Cobb
Mildred Rutherford
Ann
Sarah Morris
Sylvanus Morris
Law College
John Morris
Charles Morris
Belle Letters
Mina Sue Fan Bar- Tow
Tuey Cob
Dave Barrow, Jr
Mary Park
Mary Strahan
M. Strahan
Engineerin
University Ox
Lucille Green
William Montgomery Green
Irish peace delegates welcomed at London station
Irish peace delegates Arthur Griffith Robert Barton Eamon Duggan and George Duffy arrived at London station after a royal welcome for the king and queen. Thousands cheered as the train carrying the Irish delegation pulled in beside the royal train. Delegates rode to Cadogan Square headquarters amid pipers flags and gun salutes.
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London
Associated | Press
Huston
Balmoral
Sion Fein
Pipere
Soule Home on Milledge Burns Early Saturday
The residence of Dr. A. M. Soule on Milledge Avenue caught fire Saturday around nine o clock, likely from a spark from a defective flue. Firemen's quick work saved the house, but the roof burned away and furniture suffered damage. Estimated losses could reach thousands.
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A.M. Soule
Milledge Avenue
Shantung Proposals Stir Tokyo Over China Reply
Japanese officials are deeply chagrined by China's response to Japan's Shantung proposals and the stalled Far East negotiations, hindering progress hoped for before the Washington conference.
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Tokio
Associated Press
China
Japan
Shantung
Far Eastern
Washington
Senate Tax Revision Talks Scrutinize Corporate Exemption Plan
In Washington a senate effort seeks bipartisan buy in on amendments to the tax revision bill. Senator Lenroot Wisconsin and Senator Simmons North Carolina confer as Democrats express mixed feelings over corporate taxes. Republicans reportedly back a plan denying the 2000 exemption to corporations earning over 25000, aiming to raise about 30 million more in revenue. Eastern lawmakers push for broader repeal of the exemption. Continued on page two.
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Washington
Senate
Lenroot
Wisconsin
Simmons
North Carolina
No General Strike Forecast By Railroad Brotherhoods
William C Lee president of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen said no general strike is likely despite a strong vote against the July 1 wage cut by the United States railroad labor board. He noted the vote exceeded 88 percent in favor of withdrawal from service and pledged separate ballots for train and guardsmen while awaiting action by other unions.
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Cleveland, C
Railroad Transportation Brotherhoods
William C. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Lee
Chicago
Fuv
United States Railroad Labor Board
Esch Cummins
Labor Board
Adopt Road Bill Washington
Conferees on the good roads bill reach a tentative agreement to adopt the measure as passed by the Senate with amendments. Key changes set an effective date of January 1 1922 and extend road improvement funding under Agriculture for three years in states unable to fully participate due to constitutional or legal limits.
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Washington
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
University of Georgia’s Enduring Governance and Legacy
In this Athens history fragment Judge Andrew J. Cobb traces the University of Georgia’s origins from 1777 constitutional provisions to its evolving governance. He notes boards of visitors and trustees, legislative changes, and key figures like George Peabody, outlining how the university emerged, expanded, and remained central to state education across generations.
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Andrew J. Cobb
Georgia
Xueh Wan
University of Georgia
Universite Wak
Denon Uated
Hone
Rena Tux Academicus
University of Wodemicus
IML
States Senate
Wes
Alanini Society
Atll Inter
State Agricultural Safety
Board of Visitors
Board of Trustees
Athens
George Poster Peabody
New York
Loren
Peabody W Library
Educa
Mile
Mix Tote
Aneltey Preely
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