Cox Sees America’s Future Hinges on League Entry Soon
Governor Cox addresses a Madison Square Garden audience urging immediate U S entry into the league of nations citing economic and security stakes. He backs reservations like Hitchcock while arguing decisive power abroad reduces the need for future conflicts. Hughes counters saying Cox and Wilson share the same aim with open but vague commitments. Roosevelt era political notes follow with New York and Port Jervis reports.
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Associated. Press
York
Cox
League of Nations
Madison Square Garden
America
League
Europe
Lizidé
Obregon Praises Wilson Right After Dallas Visit
General Obregon president elect of Mexico spoke in Dallas about receiving cordial welcome. He told interviewers he was impressed by the reception and anticipated recognition from President Wilson.
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Associated: Press
Merito City
General Obregon
Mexico
Dallas
Texas
Democrats Promise Campaign Spending Under a Million
Wilbur Marsh, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, said the party’s total campaign expenditures would be well within a million dollars, with receipts of about $677,934.87 and borrowing of $1,650,000. He compared this to the Republicans’ resources, noting Democrats expect tighter spending. Greene County officers raided beer-producing plants, seizing multiple stills and destroying over 1,200 gallons of beer, with minimal whisky found.
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York
Wilbur Marsh
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Party
Republican’ National Committee
H. D.miler
Greene County
E.L. McCannon
Danielsville
R. A. Sayes Jr
Athens
Eugar
Hixon
Greene Song
Monroe
Chambers
Federal
Greensboro
Winterville Fair Program Issued by Community Committee
The Winterville Fair program outlines events for October 29 and 30. Highlights include a school Hallowe en party to raise funds, candy sales, refreshments, games, and a bobbing for apples pond. Exhibits judged on October 30 followed by addresses and an athletic event.
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Winterville
Farmers’ ‘Council
Hallowe'en
General Meeting Next Wednesday October 21
A general meeting is announced for next Wednesday in Watkinsville with devotional parts and a schedule including Sunday School, sermons, lunch, and campaign updates. Attendees are invited. the notice lists multiple church activities and speakers.
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Watkinsville
Eechurch
Y. P
H.-Jonice
Sermion
John. H. Webb
Als
Cas. Henderson
Woman's Missionary
Society
B. H. Jenkins
Temperance
Walker
The
J Nunnally
AML
Revival at First Methodist Preacher Dr Chappell Opens
First Methodist church begins a revival campaign with Dr Clovis Chappell of Arlington DC delivering morning and evening services. Daily 10 AM and 7 3 PM sessions. Sunday services at 11 165 AM and 8 00 PM. Dr B F Dempsey will preach morning sermons on moral standards and the Dragnet parable in the Seven Kingdom Parables series.
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First Methodist
Clovis
Chappell
Methodist Church
MO Chappell
Aeror Arch
Islington
D.C
Eusppa Pw
B. F, Dempsey
Mathew
First Methodist Church
Athens
Football results from a diverse college schedule
A wide list of college football scores across many programs. Notable results include Georgia Tech defeating Penn 7 3 0, Alabama routing Howard 33 0, Yale 24 over West Virginia 0, Princeton 14 Navy 0, Army 28 over Tufts 0, Cornell 42 over Colgate 6, and Michigan 6 over Brown 14.
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Harvard
Pittabure
Georgia Tech
Penn
University , Pa
University
Rutgers
Auburn
Vanderbilt
Alabama
Howard
Gedredtown
Weslyan
Georgiac
Oglethorpes
Sewanee
Tenn
Miss. A. & M
Louisana State
Bulano
Ak University
Yale
W.va
Princeton
Navy
Army
Tufts
Univ
Chattanooga
Mercero
Cornell
Colgate
Syracuse
Dartmouth
Chicago
Ohio State
Wisconsin
Georgetown
Fordham
Minols
Michigan
Brown
Springield
Wesleyan
Columbia
Penn State
Lebanon’ Valley
Swarthmore
Johns Hopkins
Florida
Southern
Ohio Wesleyan
Western
Carnegie Tech
U.'of Cinci
Furmair
Wakeforest
Citadel
Wofford
Trinity
Emory &Honnary
William'& Mary
Union
Southern Methodist
Rice
Arkansas
Methodist
Sympathy Strike Pending Settlement Threat
London October 23 The threatened sympathetic strikes of railway men and transport workers in support of the coal miners would have shut down virtually all industries in Great Britain. They were postponed pending renewed negotiations between the government and miners beginning Sunday morning as Lloyd George states representatives of the miners will attempt to reach a settlement basis.
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Associated “Rae
London
Greef - Brittain
Lloyd Foree
Georgia Elevens Triumph In First Game At Oglethorpe
Georgia defeated Oglethorpe 27 to 0 in the first football meeting between the schools. Knox of Oglethorpe nailed a drop kick for the Petrels’ lone score as Georgia dominated the game with strong defense and improved offense led by Cheeves and Baker.
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Georgia
Oglethorpe
Andy
Claéged
eGorgia Goa
Knox
Baker
Hartley
Thanes
Ogietho
Cheeves
Cheevés
Collings
Pew
Gedreta
Pow
Georgia -Tér
Gams
Oglethorpe Petrels
Inibher
Furman
Lind
Federal Reserve banks urged to join system
AP dispatch from Atlanta reports Governor Wesl ern of the Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank urged non member banks to enroll in the Federal Reserve System and mobilize resources to meet deposits. Washington notes President Wilson telegraphed the American Democratic League urging youth to uphold the high war ideals and rally to their preservation.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Weslern
Atlanta: Federal: Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve System
Fes
Washington, D. C
Wilson
American Democratic League
Columbia
University
Rhodes Withdraws From Race With Two Candidates
The Athens newspaper notes the resignation of J F Rhodes from the state legislature race and introduces A Q Dudley and Joseph Lumpkin as candidates to fill the vacancy. It explains Rhodes reasons for resigning and profiles Dudley and Lumpkin, noting the general election on November 2 with governor, state officers, and presidential electors on the ballot.
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Ju.f. Rhodes
A.Q
Dudley
Joseph
H. ‘Jumpkin
Rhodes
Clarke County
Tiwiif
Iodo Hanvdecturinin Co
Podny
General Assembly
Athens
Frank
H. Rhode
A. G. Dudley
S. One
Athens Manufacturing’ Co
Clarke
Lumpkin
State House
Olno
Atlantic Cables Restored Amid Conference Debates
In Washington the international communications conference discusses the fundamental issue of restored Atlantic cables. The United States claims German cables are back to prewar status, potentially affecting the conference’s outcome.
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Associated
Washington,d
International
Atlantic
United States
Germany
Noted New Orleans Citizen Dies After Operation
The obituary reports the death of Arsene Borriulat a 65 year old former member of the Mississippi River Commission and president of the French opera era after an operation. The notice cites Associated Press dispatches and directs readers to read The Banner for full details.
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Associated
Orleans
Arsene
Borriulat
Mississippi Dvdr -Commission
Opera
Athens Woman's Club seeks 16000 for home center
The Athens Woman's Club launches a campaign to raise 16000 to purchase and convert Walter Childs home on Prince Avenue into a club center. Mayor Erwin proclaims October 27 as Woman's Club Day urging citizens to support the effort. County business leaders, including Mrs. Jerrell, endorse the drive highlighting thirty years of Benevolent and social work.
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Erwin
Athens
Athens - Sand
Sinete
Nord Pce
Andrew C Erwin
Walter
Prince”. Avenue
Tolle
H¢ Weed
Womana's Club
Rhelub
Woman's Club
People of
Athena
zAthens
Olah
Chamber Commerce
Jerrell
Athens Chamber ‘of Commerce
Woman's “Club
Bes
Dave Gen
Weoan
Re. Pearson
Uhuat
Breater
Seven Balloons Fight for Gordon Bennett Cup at Birmingham
In Birmingham on October 24 the Gordon Bennett balloon race began at 6 pm with seven balloons launching as a crowd of about 40 000 watched. Competitors include one French, Belgian two American and U S army entries. Upson is aiming for a third title.
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B'Ham
Associated ‘ Press
Birmingham
Army
Greek king bitten by monkey inoculation claim denied
The Greek legation denies a Rome newspaper story stating Dr Vidal inoculated the monkey that bit King Alexander. Physicians describe the monarch’s condition as most critical.
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Imonkey
Ofae
Aedsétatea Wecae
Regultor
Physicians Ag
Havas
Rome
Vidal
Alexander
Beachfront stretch bought for St Peterburg resort
A disputed claim says a three‑quarter mile beach front in St Petersburg was purchased from W. L. McAdoo as the largest real estate deal in the city’s history. It is slated to become a year‑round resort for a club and community programs.
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Beach
Florida
Prete
Petersbuye
Lottoher
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