Athens Rotary Hosts Enthusiastic Meeting with Drive Plans
The Athens Rotary Club met at the Georgian hotel in a highly spirited session. Plans were set for a Georgia advertising drive to raise funds aiding Cox and Roosevelt, with a Clarke County goal of 2000 dollars and a committee formed to push contributions.
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Georgia
Morgan
Advertise Georgia”movement
Chamber’ of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiwanis ‘Club
Chamber of Commerce
Augusta
Morton
Hodgson
Flanigen
New York
Athens
Women's Club
Harry C. Dows
Woman’club
Rome
Bel
Lades
Chamber”of Commerce
Citizens to raise Advertise Georgia quota here Friday
Athens Clarke county seeks to raise its $3 500 share of the $300 000 statewide Advertise Georgia fund. The editorial praised Georgia cities and urged Athens to lead by example, with a 4 pm committee meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to recruit subscriptions and support.
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Georgia
Athens
Clarke County
Athing
Jife
Dorsey
Atlanta 9
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce Assembly
Aselat
Harding Replies In Ohio Speech On Coxes Position
In Jackson Ohio on October 20 Senator Harding challenged Governor Coxes charges about abandonment of the league of nations He offered a reward for evidence of any shift since the Republican nomination and said Cox had not disclosed reservations to the Versailles covenant he would accept.
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Jackson
Ohio
Coxe
League’ of Nations
Isaac
Harding
Fhr
Hardings
Cox
Willng
Largest Bible Class Claims 2200 Members in New York
The First Church reports the world’s largest Bible class with over 2,200 members gathered in New York on October 20. The event highlights a growing interest in religious study and church activities.
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Campaign Fund Grows Steadily
Contributions to the national Democratic campaign fund were secured yesterday from a list including J. L. Morris T. B. Fleming J. G. Riddick L. F. Edwards W. F. Betts R. B. Crane C. W. Crook Moss Lumber Co Harvey Stovall H. C. Anderson F. B. Kinton J. T. Pittard Winterville Arthur Fintau Lee Morris H. H. Hinton and an anonymous donor who asked that his subscription be entered as Cash.
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National Democratic Campaign Fund
J. L. Morris
T.b.fleming
J. -G. Riddick
L. F. Edwards
W. F. Betts
R. 8. Crane
C. W.crook
Crater
Moss Lumber Co
Harvey Stovall
H. C. Anderson
F. B. Kinton
J. T. Pittard
Winterville
Arthur Fintau
Lée Morris
H.H. Hinton
Cox Asks Root To Retract Statement On League Stand
Governor Cox sent a telegram to Elihu Root asking for a retraction of Root's address claim that Cox favored the League of Nations with no reservations. Cox denied the misquote, denounced alluded Republicans as deceiving voters, and reiterated opposition to any League reservations he deems helpful to the League.
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Root
Cox League Nations
Bridegport
Conn
Cox
Bilhu Root
Harding
Tor
Coz
Women Club and Rotarians Visit Bell Telephone Plant
Athens Woman's Club and Rotarians toured the Southern Bell central office at Clayton and Hull to learn how telephone service is provided. Managers explained the equipment and the crucial human work of operators and linemen in delivering reliable service. The visitors praised the reception and the chance to see the plant up close.
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Jarrell
Southern Bell Telephone Co
Ana Pita
Rodiance
Father’s Watch
Clayton and Hull Etrect
Clayton and Hull Etrect and :Invited the Mem Dora of the Athens Woman's Club
Bell
Clarke County Boys Pig Club Wins at Ataltta Fair
Clarke County Boys Pig Club members excel at the Southeastern Chicago Ataltta Fair with top prizes in Poland China and Berkshire classes. George O Kelly and Hal Vaughan also placed, while state agriculture officials support continued pig and corn shows in the county.
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Clarke County Boys’Pig Club
Chicago
Carl Wander Fair
James W. Morton
Morton
Yeydy
Ptgoyefyz
Poland
China
Renne
James Ww
Ois
Wanderers
Ie Enn
Pieclub Boys
Atlanta Constitution
George O'Kelly
Clarke County
Hal ‘Vaughan
Berkshire
Boya
Jonea Purcell
Georgia Farms Bureau
State’ Colic of Agriculture
Unlawful Scheme Aims to Throttle Competition in New York
Samuel Untermeyer opened a joint legislative inquiry into alleged unlawful plotting by master plumbers atone cutters and steam heating and ventilating contractors in Greater New York. The hearing focuses on an alleged building materials trust and its impact on competition.
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New York
Samuel Untermeyer
Building Materiale’ Trust
Girls strike for football game at North Baltimore High
Incoming football game at North Baltimore High School faced a student walkout when 160 students joined 20 girls in a strike over viewing the event. The rupture led to a tense stand between students and faculty as the decision stood unresolved.
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Baltimore
Rogel
Ambush Kills Two White Men and Local Revival Remarks
News notes report two white men killed in an ambush near MacClenny, Florida, amid lynching tensions in the area. Also mentioned: Phillip T. Tess, secretary of the University Y M C A, praising Dr. Grave Chappell of Washington for an upcoming revival at the First Methodist Church. A negro porch waiter Will Spratlin is fined 100 dollars and sentenced to six months in jail.
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Chappell
Phillip T. Tess
University Y. C. A
Grave Chappell
Washington
First Methodist Bu
Elam _F. Dempsey
Richmond
MacClonny
Fra
Oét
Frank Connor
Frank Darley
Aspreen
Will Spratlin
Tom
Hans ‘Cock Avenue
Brown-Elected Senator Elect Brown to Preside Pro Tem
Senator elect L C Brown of Athens is slated to serve as president pro tem of the state senate. The Banner notes his education work has been conspicuous in the past and that he will begin his first term in the upcoming session.
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Atlanta
L.c. "Brown
Athens
Brown Seen as Likely Senate President Pro Tem
In Atlanta yesterday a statement after a full canvass of the new senate declared Mr. Brown of Clarke County is virtually insured to be elected president pro tem with no opposition in the upcoming legislature. Brown has served three terms in the House and has worked notably for state educational measures benefiting the University and the College of Agriculture in his home county. His broader legislative efforts are recognized as contributing to success before committees over the past six years.
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Senate
Brown
House of Representatives
Clarke County
University
College of Agriculture
Tom Mix Thrill Ride at Elite Today and Tomorrow
Tom Mix leads the Elite engagement with the western adventure Three Gold Coins. The production features new stunts in Four Corners a western town built for the film and a romantic thread. Fans and newcomers alike are urged to see the picture for its lively action and Mix’s famed daring.
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Tom’ Mix
Mr. Mix
Four Corners
Mix
Tom Mix
Plans for German financed cotton export trust in Atlanta
Tonight in Atlanta plans were disclosed for a large export corporation to be formed to finance the purchase by German interests of 2,000,000 bales of American cotton. The U S Senator Hole and the Georgia delegation reportedly telegraphed approval of Heinrich Charles of New.
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Atlanta
United States
Senators Seek Cotton Relief and War Finance revival
Atlanta reports a conference in Senator Hoke Smith s quarters with Georgia lawmakers and congressmen to secure relief for cotton producers. Telegrams urged Wilson and Governor Harding to revive the War Finance Corporation and expand discounting of cotton factor notes to stabilize markets and farm credit.
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Atlanta
Georgia
United States
Hoke Smith
William J. Harris
Finance ‘Corporation
W. P. Harding
Federal ‘Reserve
Federal . Reserve ‘Banks
Federal
Hoke
Southern cotton outlook gains from steady banks claims
Henry G. Hester of the New Orleans Cotton Exchange argues no need for federal aid, citing solid southern institutions and banks. He notes 1914 remnant carryover, warns temporary price drops tied to market fears, and says living-cost interventions may have limited effect while retail demand remains near normal.
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New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Henry G. Hester
Exchange
South
Hester
Heater
Federal Reserve Bank
Joannot
Jane
Laws For Atlanta Suburb Sunday Sales Debate
City mothers and pastors in East Point debate Sunday sale bans on soft drinks tobacco and other goods as a petition circulates. Residents discuss whether the suburb should enforce stricter Sunday laws under state statutes.
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Atlanta
Bas
Point
East
New‘England
Indigo-Statutes
Frances Smith Undergoes Leg Fracture Operation
Reports say Frances Smith, daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Smith, was operated on this afternoon at St Marys Hospital for a leg fracture. She is resting easily and on the road to recovery.
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Pera Et Little Frances Smith
W.H ‘Smith
Bt Mary's Hospital
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