Mountain County Craft Show Highlights Tallulah Falls School
Larry Gantt narrates Appalachian progress from isolation to connectedness through railways and schools. He notes Mary Ann Lipscomb and others established Tallulah Falls school sixteen years ago, with exhibits of handmade baskets, quilts, and woven textiles by mountain girls and boys. The piece previews a Boys exhibit as well, praising community craft.
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Americap
Mount Aiea
Oestgla
Routh Chrelifia
Fergus
Kings Mountain
Bancroft
Historis
Mountaina
Appalachian Chain
Bitttle
Mlanta and
Charlotte Aly
Cornelia
Tallulah
Franklin
N. C
Vance
Piedmont
Mary Ann Lipscomb
Bo Moss
Athens
Tallulah Falls
Hodgaon Wasstrumental
Clayton
Mn. Lipscomb
Ools
Talli Meny
Peabody Building
Revel Bozens
Particu
Women press for one day Senate session to swear in Mrs Felton
Special to the Banner Herald reports Cecile Preston editor of The Business Woman urges President Harding to convene a one day extra session of the Senate so Mrs William H Felton can take the oath and seat as a United States Senator. She cites nine million self supporting women and argues expense will be waived due to public demand and justice for one of their sex.
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Harding
Senate
Felton
Banner-Herald
Washington, D. C
Cecile Preston
the Business Woman
New York
Wm.h. Felton
United States
Ietsing
Business Woman
William H. Felton
Publc
Cecile’ Preston
West 42Nd St
New York City
White House
Harold Lloyd Falls Into Creek With Girl In Humorous Scene
In a playful sequence Harold Lloyd carrying his sweetheart slips on a black stone in a creek and plunges into the water as onlookers laugh. The feature Grandmothers Boy is praised for its wholesome humor and gentle comedy without slapstick excess.
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Harold Lloyd
Harold
Hi Girl
Humdinger
Raine
Peice
Aftermath of Armistice Touches Adrianople
Reports say the armistice’s end is welcomed quietly in Adrianople with many evacuations and refugees flooding the city. Turkish civil authorities will govern in 45 days, while Christian residents doubt guarantees of protection and fear clashes as Greek officers resist.
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Adrianople
Mudania
Iqmallion
al Led
Constantinople
Anne
Prominent Young Man Held For Killing Wife
Mobile Alabama reports prominent local figure Palter Puckett is held on murder charges in the case of his wife Minnie Lee Puckett 33 found wounded and dying September 16 with a rope around her neck. Investigators tied to the case mention a rope and tied hands as key details while authorities pursue leads and possible connections to a California trip.
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Mobile
Ala
Palter Puckett
Con m
Minnié
Lee Puckatt
Puckett
Marie Evans
Puckettt Y Stothe
De Bouchel to sue Asa G. Candler over broken engagement
Mrs Onezima De Bouchel of New Orleans plans legal action against Atlanta capitalist Asa G. Candler after ending her Atlanta visit and returning home with attorney Harry Gamble. The Louisiana divorcee alleges statements about her character harmed the engagement and marriage prospects, and may pursue further proceedings.
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Atlanta
Asa G. Canter
Mra
Onezima de Bouchel
New Orleans
Harry Gamble
de Bouchel
Candler
Louisiana
Man on Handcuffed Wheelbarrow Trek Walks Horses to Death
A bizarre tale follows Agu Vuillard, aged about ten, who walked tied to three horses and endured a twelve hour trek against four opponents at a Madison Square Garden contest before the horses died. Vuillard then pushed a wheelbarrow handcuffed to his wrist from Washington D C toward Athens, planning a trek to San Francisco and back to Washington by June 1 1923, while a senator’s aide watched to enforce the wager conditions in Atlanta and Athens.
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Madison Square Garden
Washington Post
Banner-Herald
Vullimid
Athens
Royston
Atlanta
Uillands
Washington
Custody Granted In Harrison Divorce Case
In Clarke superior court Thursday Mrs May Sue Harrison and Pope Harrison were granted total divorce. Mrs Harrison given custody of their daughter while Mr Harrison may see her Sundays 11 to 5 within jurisdiction limits. Jury verdict in Winn vs Link found for defendant with costs awarded to Link. Link had agreed to pay $58 rent on disputed land.
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May
Harrison
Pope Harrison
Clarke Superior Court
Western Circuit
Winn
Link
M. Link
Holden to Attend Legion Convention
Ex Commander Frank A Holden leaves Saturday for New Orleans as Athens first representative for the big American Legion convention. Others from Athens include Fletewood, Walter Pope, Hammond Johnson, Mrs Joan Northcutt, Moina Michael Pate. Georgia delegates select Lanier and others head to the national gathering. Camp Benning band will lead the Georgia delegation in the parade as over 150 000 visitors gather in Crescent City for the event. Special Legion trains depart Athens Saturday for New York and Washington venues.
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Frank A. Holden
New Orleans
Athens
American Legion
Fletewood Father
Georgia
Walter Pope
Hammond Johnson
Aren R
Fleminet
Joan R. Northcutt
Moina Michael
Pate
Holden
Georgie Legislatura
Saat
M. H. Avitman Ot
Toy Ton
Lanier
Camp Benning
Empire State of the South
Crescent City
Mth
Baris Oe
New York City
Knife Center of Probe in New Brunswick Murder Mystery
Jersey officials probing the September 14 slayings of Reverend Edward Wheeler Hall and church choir leader Eleanor Rein hart Mills sought to identify a corroded knife found near the crime scene. Detectives, examining blood traces, consider it may be the weapon used to slit Mills's throat. Clifford Hayes remains jailed after a stake in the case, with Raymond Schneider and an alias arrestee tied to the investigation as authorities seek possible federal involvement.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Jersey
Edward’ Wheeler Hall
Episcopal Church of St. John the Erancellor
Mra
Eleanor Reinhart
Mills
Lawlise
Wards
Federal
Topsh Elephant Captured Again After Night Chase
A circus elephant named Topsy escaped Tuesday night near Cedar Point, led trainers on a two hour chase, and was recaptured after repeatedly breaking free. Police report claims for damage exceed 5000 dollars as property owners seek restitution.
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MI IN
N.C
Te Et Ori Lake
Cedar Points
Eureka Dye Works
Sul
Ernery
University of Georgia Receives Clarke County 50000 Bond
A $50,000 bond fund, authorized by Clarke county citizens, was received by the Prudential Committee of the University of Georgia. Funds will be deposited in Athens banks and accrue four percent interest, designated for John Milledge dormitory construction which will begin later. The trustees also renamed Alumni Y M C A Hall to Memorial Y M C A Hall and announced new student assistantships in chemistry and zoology.
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Clarke County
Prudential Committee
University of Georgia
T. W. Reed
Board of Trustees
Georgia National, Commercial, Athens Savings and National Bank of Athens
Savings
John Milledge
Alumni Y. M. C. A. ‘Hall
Memorial Y.M. C. A. Hall
R. W. Ramirez
Edwin Thomas
W. J. Hart
Joe Brown Conolly
Department of Georgia
W. D.paschall
D. H. Walker, Jr
Monroe
Elkin Vogt, Jr
Atlanta
Immigrants and Ellis Island Spotlight at Athens Meeting
Hon Frederick A Wallis of New York City spoke on Lima migration and Citizenship before the Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs and the Pound auditorium student body. He warned migrants must share American ideals and be inspected for health before entry, urging limits and burdens on newcomers. The event also noted the school name change from Tallulah Fare School to Mary Ann Lipscomb School.
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Frederick A. Wallas
New York City
U.S
Frederick A. Wallis
Thurasday
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
State Normal School
Pound
Ausditorium
United States
Eal
Igh
Wallis
Lis
Island
Washington
Tami Fea
York
Ies Lah
Mary Ann Lipscomb School
Athens
Dee
Bonene
Funeral Services For Thurmond Friday 11 A. M
Funeral services for Mr. George H. Thurmond, 64, who died at his country home in Red Stone Clarke County, will be conducted Friday at 11 a.m. at his residence by Dr. E. L. Hill, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Athens. Rev. J. C. Wilkinson, pastor of the First Baptist Church of Athens, will assist. Interment will follow in Boggs Chapel cemetery at Oconee Heights. Active pallbearers include A. L. King, John Carlton, Frank Hardeman, John Welch, Chas H. Phinizy, Will Eberhart, A. Rhodes, and W. F. Bradshaw. Honorary escort includes A. G. Elder, Jack Tal, Abe Seber Harte, rt Harde man, Myer Stern, W. P. Brooks, and Parl M. Conolly. Officials and citizens assemble at Dorsey’s undertaking parlors at 10 a.m. Friday. Thurmond was a prominent Clarke County citizen and longtime county official, with business ties in Athens. He is survived by his widow, five children Hartis, Lucy, Jack, Sarah, Maxwell Thur ry, Mrs. Sallie Haygood A aunie Haygool of Kirkwood, and Miss Lucy Bryant of Athens.
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George H. Thurmond
Hie
Red Stone
Jackson County
E. L. Hill
First Presbyterian Church
All City
Hill
J C. Wilkinson
First Baptist Church of
Athens
Boggs Chapel
Ocon
Myer Stern
W. P. Brooks
Parl M. Conolly
Dorsey
Thurmond
Clarke
Board of Education
Hartis
Lucy
Jack
Sarah
Maxwell Thurry
Sallie Haygood
Aunie Haygool
Kirkwood
Lucy Bryant
France Faces Four-Year Debt Payment Impasse Say Press
A jumbled clipping reports France cannot pay its debt for four years due to financial strains. The fragment mentions authorities and unnamed sources, but details are unclear and names or dates are not legible.
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France
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