Farewell issue ends Red and Black as editors quit
Athens news recalls the Red and Black farewell issue from 1895 as editors withdraw over perceived mistreatment by the University faculty. Personal notes list B. Hardeman Ed Allgood J. He Rucker Barrett Phinizy John S. Stokely and Elups Phinizy plus Harry Charbonnier returning to Harmony Grove with plans to visit Augusta Crawford and other towns.
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Did It Ever Occur To You Candler Mania in Atlanta
The Candler family of Atlanta is noted for a rising pattern of springing sensational acts. Newspapers push coverage with front page streamers to draw readers while the public tires of their alleged brazen conduct. If guilty, the courts should impose sentences.
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New Jersey Senate Race Scrutiny Shapes Frelinghuysen Bid
The article analyzes Senator Frelinghuysen of New Jersey facing pressure from Governor Edwards in a heated re election bid. It notes Frelinghuysen's insincerity reputation and Edwards’s frankness, while remarking on the impact of Fordney McCumber tariffs and outside influence from President Harding. It mentions sugar and wool rate scandals as counterpoints to Frelinghuysen's campaign.
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Missouri
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The French and the Turks in Mudania talks
A Mudania conference halted as Turks press for immediate Thrace occupation backed by France. The piece questions French favoritism toward Turkey over Germany, noting money and arms support and pondering future consequences for France’s European standing.
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Mustapha Kemal
Silesia
Dangers of Auto Driving Highlighted in Civic Appeal
A 1921 commentary urges safer driving citing 12500 U.S. auto deaths and over 300000 injuries in the year ending 1921. It calls for Stop Look Listen at crossings, temperance in driving, and cautions against reckless behavior. It notes a Chicago case of Joseph Simon and criticizes jazz savagery in music.
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United States
Special Notice CMNY Taxes Third Installment Due
The third installment of city taxes is due from October 15 to November 1, inclusive. Taxpayers who fail to pay by November 1 will incur a $1.50 cost of life assessed against all delinquents. G. E. O'FARRELL, city marshal.
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I Enter The Third Ward Race For Athens Alderman
In Athens I announce my candidacy for Alderman from the Third Ward subject to Democratic primary action. I pledge to advocate for local services and responsible city governance amid the campaign.
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Athens
Heating rate petition delayed for Athens Gas in 1922
The Georgia Public Service Commission postpones Athens Gas Light and Fuel Company petition to revise gas rates in Athens from October 25 to November 8 at 10 a.m. The notice, signed by manager E. C. Weston, appears per commission requirements at their Atlanta offices.
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Atlanta
Georgia
E. C. Weston
Athens fair urged to boost year long growth in state
A local editor praises the Clarke County fair plans and premium exhibits as a major boost for the region. He urges merchants to back the event and predicts next year’s fair could draw many counties, making Athens host one of the state’s largest fairs. The piece also commends court officials, especially Judge Thornton, for fair handling of diverse cases.
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Police Court Judge Thornton Earns Praise for Justice
The article contrasts police court and state court systems noting police judges act as both judge and jury with limited time. It lauds Judge Thornton for his diligent effort and success in dispensing justice amid constraints and differing court expectations.
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Local Hartwell and Surroundings Quietly Moving Ahead
Nearby towns report Bankhead party welcomed at Hotel Hartwell with a banquet. Winterville selects Thos. N. Gaines Hartwell born mayor. Hart County singing convention set for Old Canon church October 7-8. Dooley's Ferry bridge nears completion with three spans over 200 feet. Noted Georgia journalist Hugh I. Rowe praised by the Sun. Cotton crop in Sandy Grove expected at about half average. Obituaries include Mrs. John R. Hays and Martha Bullock. Franklin County Fair planned October 6-7 at Carnesville. Local court in Franklin County convened with Ayers foreman of grand jury. Local deaths include Henry Rawasiye and L. Parker. Gold nugget found near Carnesville sold for $600. Ribbon cane trials prosper in Walton County. Walton Fair shows strong negro participation. a ten-year-old negro suicide by self-immolation reported. Jasper County notes Major J. B. Duke nominated for senator. Alfonso Hardeman killed in Atlanta accident. George Tedders involved in unrelated report.
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H. A. Conger
Crawford Little
S. M. Ayers
Eula Uy Stewart
Lavonia
C. Lyle
Elberton
Henry Rawasiye
Parker
Ashland
O'Shields Place
Watkinsville notices and events amid October deaths and plans
Fragmentary notes report a fatality near Watkinsville with a 49 year old resident born in Oglethorpe County. The Watkinsville school held a box supper, Ed C. Anderson opened a bottling plant near town, and the high school planned a December fundraiser bagger.
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Oglennrpe County
Saturda
Ed C. Anderson
Watkinsville High School
Liquor Ban Fight Opens in New York
Wet and dry forces face off before Federal Judge Learned Hand in the first major challenge to Attorney General Daugherty's liquor ruling. Hearings on temporary injunctions are set as government lawyers seek to block enforcement of rules barring ships from carrying liquor into or out of American ports after October 21.
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Associated Press
Learned Hand
Daugherty
Cardus Helped Louisiana Woman Recover Strength and Sleep
Mrs J G Bowman of Morgan City Louisiana describes severe weakness nervousness and poor sleep. After using Cardus she reports regained strength appetite and restfulness and soon felt well. She recommends Cardus for rundown conditions and nervous debility.
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Cardus
Louisiana
Steamship row nears Supreme Court action delay
Steamship firms report enforcement actions paused by the Treasury and port officials. French vessels in port receive wine rations while others sail under dry laws. The dispute centers on treaties, trade rights, and potential seizures, with millions at stake as lines contest limits and legal authority.
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United States Supreme Court
Stuart
Treasury Department
America
East Athens Baptist Revival Draws Large Audiences
Interest grows in the East Athens Baptist church revival begun last Sunday. Rev W M Sentell of Oakland City Baptist church Atlanta leads the services each evening at 7 30 with song service at 7 15. Public invited to attend all meetings.
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W. M. Sentell
Oakland City Baptist Church
Atlanta
Freed on 1 Count Faces 2 Others in Court
Co M Langford was tried in superior court on concealed weapons. He was freed on one count but remains jailed on two pending charges: assault with intent to murder and violating a prohibition law. Eugene Griffith was freed on two misdemeanor charges. Gerdine Lumpkin as John Verner defended. Verner cleared in hot county. An estimate claims the human body harbors a trillion microbes compared to the world population.
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