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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1922
Page
6
In New Orleans the American Legion voted 601 to 375 to demand Brig. Gen. Charles E. Sawyer remove from his post as president's personal physician. After three states Illinois Minnesota and Alabama pressed, a roll call on the resolution was ordered.
A vintage ad touts Diamond Dyes to refresh worn garments including stockings, skirts, waists, and draperies. It claims rich, fadeless colors with no streaking or running and instructs buyers to tell the druggist the fabric type wool silk linen cotton or mixed to ensure right results.
The grand jury commends the clerk, tax collector, and other county offices for good order and proper records. It condemns mob violence and notes health, roads, bridges, and the stockade, with specific road and bridge recalls and a non indictable kidnapping case in Win terville Clarke county.
Judge Walter George, noted in the senate primary essay, was born in Webster County and educated in local schools before earning a B S from Mercer University in 1900 and a law degree in 1901. He practiced law in Vienna, served on the appeals bench, then became judge of the superior court in 1906, later joining the subfeme court in 1917 and returning to private practice in Vienna in 1918. He married Miss Lucy Heard in Th Saye.
General John J. Pershing arrived in New Orleans for the American Legion national convention, stepping from his sleeping car to greet buddies and staff. The convention eyed a new national commander, with Alvin M. Owsley touted as a leading candidate as discussions on leadership and policy continue amid ongoing deliberations and rumors within delegations.
The English version of Mozart's The Impresario is credited to the Society of American Singers led by Walter Wade Hinshaw, who also directs a current tour to be heard at Lucy Cobb Institute. In 1916, The Impresario premiered at the Empire Theatre in New York with a notable company, sparking strong demand and a later organization dedicated to reviving forgotten operatic gems.
A collision incident occurred as a picnic train event led to a mishap involving an individual identified as Mr Braswell. Police reported contact details as 75 for further inquiries, with no additional injuries or official statements available in the readable text.
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