Lively Tilt In Council Over Paving Washington Street
Athens column reports a sharp council session over paving Washington Street. Alderman Culp pushes a paving resolution, Mayor Thomas opposes signing vouchers, finance chair notes city deficit, while the abattoir license and sewer projects move forward under bond funds. Substantial debate reflects budget strains and development plans for Athens.
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Washington Street
Thomas
Henry Culp
Washing Street
Hull
Culp
Marnett
G. C. Armstrong
Parattoir
Dowell
Sehdhition
Apanpie
BG Pei
Barber Street
Boulevard
Pulaski
Cleveland Avenue
Nantahala Street
Athens Avenus
Fifth Ward
Woodrow Street
Second Ward
Ringling Brothers Circus II Arrives with Publicity Officials
Advertising car No 1 arrived in the city with five men led by George le heartest, a noted outdoor publicity specialist. W L Wilken, first press agent, begins calling on newspapers as excitement spreads about the Ringling Brothers and Barnum Bailey circus. The show is announced to be exhibited soon in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Athen
Vieditti
B. H. Wit
Henry W. Gandy
Cobbs
Lumpking
John Howard Payne
Sweet Home
Effir Jackson
Mary Harden
Miss Jackson
Dalton Ga
Spring Place
Murray County
John Howard
Payne
George le Heartest
W. L. Wilken
Semisa
Ringling Brothers
Mun and Bailey Circus
University of Georgia Student Publications Begin New Year
Editors for four student publications at the University of Georgia prepare for first issues. The Red and Black is a weekly, The Cracker a monthly humor and literary magazine, The Agricultural Quarterly an agricultural journal, and the Pandora the yearly annual. Editors are elected by students, with Red and Black schedules set by tradition.
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University of Georgia
Red and Black
Cracker
Agricultural Quarterly
Pandora
College Gate
University of Gergia
Theice Times
Georgia Cracker
The
Cazgia
Georg'a
Simmons Boy hurled at Geneil Wmeone to exalted figure
A garbled report covers Harold Lloyds latest comedy Grandma's Boy with Mildred Davis and Anna Townsend in supporting roles. It notes mixed reaction, wordy praise, and a scene involving a crowd at a station. Also referenced are Middlesex detective Frank P. Kirby and a New Brunswick incident with Reverend Hall's arrest, plus General Maloney and Georgia Union events.
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Harold Lloyd
Matreen
Mildred Davis
Anna Townsend
Grandma
Charles Stevenson
Dick Sutherland
Noah Young
NEW_ BRUNSWICK
N. I
Frank P. Kirby
Middlesex
Raymond Scheined
Cifford Hayes
Edward Wheeler Hall
Eleanor Reinhardt Mills
Kirby
New Brunswick - Pennsylvania
Hayes Dig
Shirley
Rennsylvania
Hia Re
Hayes
Hays
the Suyer
Cowd
Police
Pad
Pup
Ted
Middlesex County
Franela Hall
Russia Seeks Global Role in Near East Talks Says Moscow
In a cryptic dispatch, Moscow presses for full inclusion in Near Eastern settlement discussions. It argues Russia has regained world power status and must be invited to the first and later conferences, stressing the need for commercial freedom and consideration of all questions affecting the Near East.
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Moscow
Associated Press
Mos- Keai
Tehitcherin
Worien Miliiat
Ter
Russia
Mr George Thurmond Dies After Sickness at Redsone
Mr George Thurmond, aged 64, died at home in Redsone at about 11 o clock Wednesday. He had been stricken with apoplexy last Sunday. Survived by his widow and five children, Harris, Lucy, and Thar.
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George Thurmond
Geores H. Thurmond
Redsone
Thurmond
Harris
Lucy
Rotary Luncheon Attendees Highlight Athena Club
The Athena Rotary Club met at the Georgian Hotel with near full attendance. Visitors included W F Bradshaw Paducah KY and T G Troxel Chicago Ill. Members enjoyed a verse entertainment and a cigar prize for best couplet. An invitation from the Ladies Auxiliary of the Christian church was accepted.
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Athena Rotary Club
Georgian Hotel
Rotary
Nea
W. F. Bradshaw
Paducah
T. G. Troxel
Chica
Georgina
McCoy
A. Solomon
Savannah
W.C. Hutton
Arthur Booth
Peggy O'Neil
I. A. Solomon
Julian Goethius
Fred Orr
Christian Church
Near East Accord Aims Turkish Rule Of Eastern Thrace
A peace proposal reportedly centers on surrender of Eastern Thrace to Turkey with Christian militiamen and neutral zones protected. Armistice terms call for Thrace evacuation in 15 days and transfer of key areas within a month, plus neutral zones along the Dardanelles and Bosphorus. French changes reportedly aided Turkish concessions. Ismet Pasha protested before signing that terms contradicted assurances from General Charpy.
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London
Associated Press
Astern Thrace
Neutraut
Dardanelles
Madania
Bosphrux
Thrace
Carswell Mayne Promoted At Seaboard Athens Office
Carswell Mayne, noted Athens young man with Atlanta based Seaboard headquarters, receives a promotion effective Monday. W. H. Higginbotham succeeds Mayne in the Athens Seaboard commercial office as part of the promotion.
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Carswell Mayne
Seereir Tine
Athens
Tarelie
Atlanta
Mayne
Kneteptad
W. H. Higginbotham
Seaboard
Man Declares Mrs. De Boucher a Fine Woman
In Los Angeles a traveling salesman, linked to Asa G. Candler, disputes reports of visits to Mrs. Onezima DeBoucher during a 1919 Confederate reunion in Atlanta. He calls the whole story a lie and defends Mrs. DeBoucher’s character.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Wil‘but Leggette
Atland Now
Living Hart
Asa G. Candler
Onezima DeBoucher
Reom
Atlanta
Candler
The Bat Amazes Athens Patrons At Colonial Theatre
Athens patrons enjoyed The Bat at the Colonial Theatre with strong humor easing tense mystery. Helmore Delmore, Gretchen Thomas, Joseph Beatty, John McKenzie, and George Wilson delivered notable performances as the cast kept the audience from fainting with suspense and laughter.
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John E. Drewry
Colonial Theatre
Jatahaity
Fannie
Lizzie
Seers Morse
Athens
Helmore Delmore
Brooks
Gretchen Thomas
Miss Uneeden
Joseph x. Beatty
Thorne
Anderson
John McKenzie
Richard Flemming
John Grichard Spacey
Pesinal
Beresford
George Wilson
Robert Rinehart
General Malone Speaks at Chapel in Tallulah
Mrs Lamar C Rucker awards a Tallulah School scholarship while memories of a mother are honored. The event features General Malone addressing the chapel audience and the community recognizing educational support.
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General Malone
Life Scholarship Memory at Industrial School
Mrs. Lamar GC. Rucker arranged a memory scholarship at the Industrial School in honor of her mother, Mrs. Nellie Peters Black of Atlanta. General Paul B. Malone, commandant of Camp Benning, spoke, urging women to support the veterans and the broader wartime cause as the audience listened to the address.
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Lamar GC. Rucker Weanes
Ae Industrial School
Nellie Peters Black
Atlanta
J. E. Ie. Peters “Rucker, i
Paul B. Malone
Camp Benning
Columbus
Federation
Malone
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Pictorial Review
Larry Gantt
Woman’s Club
T. Larry Gantt
Georgia
South
Athera
Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs
Athena
Ladies of
Tallulah Falls
Armstrong
Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Bailey Circus II
Banner-Herald
Ee Hiss
Dt Biene
Pant
Maloney
Ant
Matone
West Point
Beat J
Federated Woman's Clubs
Woman's Club
University
Incheon
Nop
E. Drewry
Tchitcherin
Eastern Thrace
Madinia
East
Mrs. de Boucher
Colonial
MNS
Clyde Glam Sig
Lamar C. Rucker
Tallulah
Banner-Herald Office
Sears
Schoo
Biogen Beers
Toowee
Seale
Illieraes
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