Money Talks Bankers Press for U S Europe Policy
In a sharp rebuke to the Harding administration, Americans Bankers Association calls for a formal U S policy to cooperate with European nations to rehabilitate Europe and secure peace. The piece criticizes the President for drifting and silence and labels the leadership as ultra conservative and aligned with big business.
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Bankers’ Convention
Sithe Convention of Bankers Assembly
Harding
Americans Bankers’ Association
Europe
Republican Party
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Jim Reed
Henry Cabot
Gulf Stream blocking may chill coasts, warn scientists
Berget of the French Institute of Oceanography argues that closing openings between the Florida Keys by the Florida East Railroad could have cooled western coasts of Europe and the United States, dampening crops and altering climate. US Navy hydrographic reports note the last key viaduct remains a hazard to vessels as weather officials dispute the extent of Gulf Stream disruption. Additional notes touch on baseball economics, theater travel, and a Swedish soprano statue plan in New York.
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French Institute of Oceanoproply
Florida Keys
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France
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United States ‘Navy Hiydrographic Office
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Gulf
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Europe
Atlantic Ocean
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United States
Spain
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Hk Islands
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Gulf Stream
Daily Sermonet te: Love and Service in Life Perspective
The excerpt cites Luke 8 14 about seed sown among thorns being choked by cares and pleasures, yielding no fruit. It then echoes Hugh Black on life’s glory through loving giving serving rather than seeking love or praise.
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Hugh Black
Brenton Braley Poem On Travel Longing And Dreams
Berthon Braley writes a daily verse about staying home yet dreaming of travel and adventure. The speaker laments unfulfilled wanderlust, accepting life’s dull routines while hoping to roam beyond grime and stars. The piece closes with a wish to travel after life ends.
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Berton Braley
Ater
NEA
Vacant Lot on Clay Street Sparks City Debate
The newspaper complains about a vacant lot facing Clay Street and Wall Street, former site of the Max Joseph building razed in January 1921. It urges action by police or health authorities if negligence is involved and discusses the need for a tourist camp to boost Athens business, praising Major Hugh H. Gordon, Sr. for his visits and character.
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Ontario
Clayton Street
Wall Street
Max Joseph
Police Department
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Ministers Union Meeting Sets Lecture At First Presbyterian
The Ministers' Union will meet Monday morning at ten o clock at the First Presbyterian church. Dr Walter Anthony will deliver a special lecture on The Churches of Athens and the Students. All ministers urged to attend despite not hearing the lecture. Contact BR at 74 about the Northwestern Mutual Life Policy.
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Walter Anthony
Athens
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Anthony
Predicts Hardwick Victory In First Primary
In Venice Georgia columnist T Larry Gantt weighs the Senate race post Watson. He argues Gov Hardwick holds the edge, faces four anti Hardwick candidates, and predicts Hardwick will win on the first primary round if anti Hardwick voters split equally. He praises Judge Holden and notes Walker faction dynamics and populist balance.
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Venice
Senator Watson
Gov. Hardwick
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Cliff Walker
Hardwick
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Holden
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Charlie
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Sage
McDuffie
Hub Dean
Sormer
Watson- Walker
Judge Howard
Walker
Haliwick
Cartledge Funeral in College Park
Funeral service for Mr. H N Cartledge former Athens resident will be held Wednesday at 2 pm at College Park Cemetery. He died after a brief illness leaving eight children G T Sorrels Peterson Julius Fowler Svancives Cannon Cartledge Ora Athens J Cartledge C H Cartledge and twenty four grandchildren and five great grandchildren with ties to College Park and Athens.
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Athens
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G. T. Sorrels
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Julius Fowler
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Abbeville
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Ora Athens
J. Cartredge
C. H. Cartledge
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