Lloyd George vows to back best national interest in strong Manchester address
Premier Lloyd George, in a birth-city speech, cast himself on the people and pledged to support any alternative government serving the nation. He ridiculed Gladstone’s liberal revolt, defended Liberal doctrine, and criticized France over neutral-zone guarantees. Japan plans juvenile reform and prisons system with 6.5 million yen budget.
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Manchester
Lloyd Georgia
Great
Lloyd George
Gladstone
Liberal Revolt Ag
Liberal Party
Mberallam
France
American State Bank to Open on Broad Street in Athens
The American State Bank announces its Broad Street office will open Monday the 16th with a strong, representative board of directors. Jno J Wilkins named president and J H Hubert cashier, with S Bernstein and Abe Joel among leading officers. The new bank, ready for occupancy, marks Athens' latest financial institution backed by prominent local financiers.
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Broad Street
American State Bank
Jno
J. Wilkins
Sceereitt
J. H. Hubert
Athens
S. Bernstein
O. J. Aranld
Abe Joel
R.S. Crane
J. 8. Goethhind
Jake Bernstein
H. G. Story
J. Warren Smith
W. C. Jordin
Jno. J. Wilkins
Georgia National Bank
J. Bernstain
Georga
Peoples Bank of
Peoples Bank
Commercial Bank of Athens
Commercial Bank
Bornstein
The
Consolidated Commercial Bank
Met
Labor chief Davis calls for abolishing railroad board in speech
Athens Ohio Secretary of Labor Davis urged abolition of the railroad labor board calling it a quasi government partisan institute. He said its mediation and conciliation functions could be handled by his department instead. He contended the board failed to fulfill its promise of industrial peace on the railroads.
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Athens
Ohio
Davis
Railroad Labor J Board
New Theory In Double Murder In Brunswick
County Detective Totten discusses two new leads in a Brunswick double murder case. Julius Braun, private detective for Charlotte Mills, suggests the rector and choir singer were seized separately and driven in two cars to the body site. Totten would not reveal the second lead.
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New Brunswick
Blesner
Ramnehert Mills
Totten
Julius Braun
Charlotte Mills
Pure Bred Stock Invades Mexico
Chicago reports systematic introduction of pure bred American livestock to aid Mexican agriculture. Guy H. Hall of the National Institute of Progressive Farming notes efforts, while B F Abbott cites Mexico’s wealth and growing food supply. Abbott mentions tractor costs, border duties, and health certificates as key factors. T. W. Harding leads export efforts, optimistic about tractors, machinery, and purer breeds as new markets.
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Chicago
Guy H. Hall
National Institute of Progressive Farming
B. F. Abbott
Livestock Registry Associations of the
United States
Mexico City
México
Mexico
Mr.Abbott
Pancho Villa
T. W. Harding
Dakota Candidates Declare In Favor Of Volstead Act
South Dakota congressional hopefuls show strong support for prohibition with most candidates publicly backing the Volstead act. Two candidates, G L Hasgard of Madison and Andrew Francis Lockhart of Milbank, are unnamed on the issue, reportedly leaning toward prohibition but unconfirmed.
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Dakota
Act
Pierre
South Dakota
G. L. Hasgard
Madison
Andrew Francis Lockhart
Milbank
Charles A. Christopherson
Sioux Falls
Royal C. Johnson
Aberdeen
Willam Williamson
Caroma
John Stedrowsky
Wagner
E. C. Ryan
George Philip
Ranid City
George H. Smith
Reliance
League
Athens 1920 Census Will Be Revised Next December
Revision of the 1920 census of Athens to include citizens added to the population by extension of the city limits will be made in December. Secretary Carroll of the Chamber of Commerce received notice from W. M. Stuart, director for the census bureau, stating the revision will occur on a date set by the city under supervision of the department.
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Athens
Carroll
Chamber of Commerce
W. M. Stuart
Census Bureau
Girl Aviator Eva Moss Dies In Training Flight
Knoxville report on 20 year old Eva Moss, apprentice stunt flyer, who fell from a rope ladder during a wing walk on aviator Peebles ship near Emmerfield Cleveland. Despite ground rescue, she died after the plane hovered and urged her to drop, ending her 30 days of training and delaying her pro career.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
Eva Moss
Peebles
Emmerfield
Cleveland
Miss Moss
Earth
Sartetet
Death
Victor
Agian
Miss Moas
New Concern Formed to Control Coca Cola Company
Thomas K. Glenn announced a holding company formed to retain control of the Coca Cola Company, a $25.9 million firm, with southern interests holding over 250,000 of 600,000 shares. Stock will swap for voting trust certificates on an even basis, tracing back to the 1919 purchase by a finance syndicate from Asa G. Candler and family.
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Atlanta
Thomas K. Glenn
Coca Cola Company
South
Glenn
Coca Cola
Asa G. Candler
Candler
Aged Citizen Of Jackson County Robbed of $740
Jefferson Georgia Special to The Banner Herald Jim Hix a farmer near Braselton aged about eighty was attacked Friday afternoon and robbed of 740 dollars by three local young men Hub Hrack ett Comer Allen and Horse Dar ter They were arrested by Sheriff B E Collier and confined in Jackson county Jail Friday night The money was returned to Mr Hix He was said to be carrying a considerable amount of money while cutting wood in his back yard
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Jefferson, Ga
Banner Herald
Jim Hix
Braselton
Hub Hrackett
Comer Allen
Horse’ Darter
B. EH
Collier
Jackson County
Mix
Hix
Judge Mose Wright to Address Clarke County Voters
Judge Mose Wright of the Rome circuit will address Clarke County voters at the Colonial Theatre Monday night at eight. Speaking for his brother Seaborn Wright for the United States Senate, Wright is noted as one of Georgia’s eminent jurists and orators. His public record includes early advocacy for woman suffrage and strong contributions to Georgia’s prohibition efforts.
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Mose Wright
Rome
Clarke County
Colonial Theatre
Seaborn Wright
United States Senate
Seab Wright
Wright
Wricht
Bis
Georgia
Blind Women's Club Meets in Indianapolis
Forty seven sightless women form the Monday group of the Indianapolis Women’s Department Club. Organized two years ago to unite blind women for companionship and entertainment, the branch is regarded as a progressive unit aiding in independence and daily living.
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Blind Women's Club
Indianapolis
Ind
Indianaapolis Women's Department Club
Asee
Senator Watson Funeral Images Shown At Palace
Moving pictures of the funeral and interment of the late Senator Thomas E. Watson at Jamson will be shown at the Palace along with the regular program Monday. No extra admission charged. John W. Clark of Augusta is now serving in office made vacant by death of Lindsey.
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John W. Clark
Augusta
Lindsey
Georgia voters weigh Senate race and pension post
Georgia voters prepare for a statewide ballot on October 17 to fill the U S Senate seat and the pension commissioner post. Candidates include Walter F. George, Hardwick, Boiseuillet, Cooper, Wright for Senate and Butt, Clarke, Dent, McGregor, Stone for pension. Mrs Felton is the first woman appointed to the U S Senate, but may not be seated. Hardwick and George lead in Clarke County with limited local enthusiasm amid key speeches by Moses Wright.
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Georgia
United States
Thomas E. Watson
John W. Lindsey
Senate
John T. Boiseuillet
John R. Cooper
Walter F. George
Thomas W. Hardwick
Seaborn Wright
Pension Commission
Musa
John C. Butt
John W. Clarke
J. L. Dent
C. E. McGregor
Hardwick
George
Clarke County
Friends
Moses Wright
Rome
Seaborn
Telshaan
Walker
Hard
Herbert Clay
Holden
Call for One Day Senate Session To Swear In Mrs Felton
Washington Georgia born Mrs Felton isappointed senator from Georgia and national suffrage advocate Mrs Katherine Livingston Eagan petitions President Harding to convene a one day senate session to swear her in. Eagan urges senators to waive mileage and attend at their own expense as women voters rally for Felton's seating amid ongoing political drama in Washington.
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Women of Nation
Harding
Senate
Helen Dortch
Longstreet
Washington
Katherine Livingston Eagan
New York
Florida
Felton
Georgia
Eagan
Georgii
Mrs. Felton
Ameri
Republic
Mra Longstreet
Aeal
Paşa Kemal Pasha Triumph Entry At Ankara
Mustapha Kemal Pasha, commander in chief of Turkish Nationalist forces, made a triumphant entry into Ankara amid dazzling displays. Crowds cheered as flowers and flags lined the route, and religious leaders offered felicitations. Ankara authorities vote him the title Yildirim Gazi, meaning Lightning-like conqueror, a revival of ancient honorifics.
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Associated Press
Brusa
Mustapha Kemal Pasha
Apeien Ieee
Turkey
Onotruersa
Dane
Ana
Grou
Angora
Kemal
Ances
Yildirim Gagi
Athens Clarke county fair exhibits and premiums list
Readable fragments show Clarke County fair plans with exhibits from many local businesses and schools. Premiums totaling 1605 dollars will be offered for best agricultural, live stock, and industrial exhibits. The list names mills, foundries, factories, and local firms aiding the fair with goods and services.
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Athena
Clarke County
Palr
Athens
Carroll
Industria E
Yukon River Camps Disappear Threaten Isolated Towns
Yukon river dispatches report camps vanishing as Alaska rail and steamship service shrink. Anderson, a seasoned traveler, warns Dawson and nearby gold fields risk isolation without regular steamers. He predicts towns will be cut off from the outside world as river traffic declines.
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Cordova
Alaska
Yukon
Anderson
Dawson
Gold
Unclear fragment hints at university enrollment figure
Fragmentary item notes 1318 Friday 18th and 11th of the month with reference to the training office and that 1313 students enrolled at the University. Details are incomplete and context is unclear.
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Trais
University of That's
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