Ninety-two-year-old ready for 1923 Clarke County Fair
Rev J W M Morris, age ninety two, plans an exhibit at the Clarke County Fair next year after keenly watching the chickens and declaring readiness to show garden produce. Col Sam W Wilkes lauds the fair as the start of a great exposition, with many locals registering to attend from Atlanta Comer Lexington Nicholson Winder Winterville Commerce Bogart Hull Abbeville and Danielsville among others.
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Clarke CO
Clarke County
J. W. M. Morris
H. Reneau
Atlanta
R. H. Gohlston
Comer
Boon Suddath
G M. White
J. M. Landrum
Frank
Paul Landrum
Crawford
Francis Faust
Jessie Hall
Lexington
Hoyt Bullock
Nicholson
D. A. Watson
Winterville
D. A. Robinson
Bowart
M L. Anderson
J 8. Hill
Winder
G. B. Elder
Guy Elder
Carrera
Sallie B. Arnold
T. W. Morrison
Aboldsville
C. D. Tart
Familly
Hull
A. R. Allgood
Bogart
Q. H
Detroud
Cal
Bishop
J. P. Nunnally
J B. Fitts
Danielsville
Remembering Ferdinand Phinizy A Remarkable Athens Figure
In his Athens Banner reminiscence T L Gantt recalls Ferdinand Phinizy as a plain, generous Democrat of great honesty and business acumen. He highlights Phinizy’s support for Uncle Davy Patterson, his role building a church, and a prewar note incident with Col Stevens Thomas. The column lauds Phinizy’s leadership of Southern Mutual Insurance and his prudent, community minded farming.
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T. Larry Gantt
Inez
Ferdinand Phinizy
Davy” Patterson
Oglethorpe County
Phinizy
Davy
Athens
R. L. Moss
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Broad Street
National Bank
Col
Steven Thomas
Phintzy
Jackson County
Stevens Thomas
Col. Thomas
Phin'tzy
Thomas
Herdinand Phinlzy
Phin’ey
Theaime
Col. James M. Smith
Phiniey
McClure jury out late as deliberations continue
The McClure trial lingered with jurors not yet returning a verdict by late last night. State witnesses contended the defendants were drinking when they struck W. A. McClain on Mitchells bridge road October 23, 1921, while the defense argued McClain was speeding and veered onto the wrong side. The panel includes A. A. Fambrough, J. L. Oldham, J. M. Allen, George Mayne, Joe Hemtick, Asa Thornton, F. M. David, Howard Abney, G. A. Tucker, J. H. Hancock, Carl Moon and W. A. Dobbs.
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McClure
J.C
A. M. McClure
W. A. McClain
Forsyth
Mr. McClain
Mitchell’s
W. C. Dean
J. W. Arnold
A. A. Fambrough
J. L. Oldham
J. M. Allen
George Mayne
Joe Hemtick
Asa Thornton
F. M. David
Howard Abney
G. A. Tucker
J. H. Hancock
Carl Moon
W. A. Dobbs
A Novel Kitchen Utensil Heats Tea With Food
Practical economy in the kitchen is aided by a cooking utensil with a hollow cover that holds three quarts of water. The device allows boiling meat and vegetables while also heating water for tea or coffee and for washing dishes, as shown in the November Popular Mechanics magazine.
Ship Lines Seek Supersedeas to Hold Dismissal in Seizure Case
Washington reports counsel for ship companies plan to ask Associate Justice Brandeis for a supersedeas to pause dismissal of injunction proceedings in the Mi quar or foreign ships case. They await a ruling on whether Brandeis will act now or after the November 13 Supreme Court session. Temporary regulations were also being prepared for Secretary Mellon to permit limited enforcement of the pending liquor provisions for ship crews under g grog ration rules, pending final Supreme Court decision.
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Washington
United States
Brandeia
Supreme Court
Hand
Mellon
Daugherty
Atlantic Ice and Coal erects $40,000 storage plant
The Atlantic Ice and Coal CorpLet has let a contract for a two story cold storage plant on Oconee Street just below Miller's warehouse. William J. Miller is the builder and work has begun. The $40,000 plant will meet downtown demand and supply locally stored goods without direct delivery from the plant.
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Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Oconee Street
Miller
William J. Miller
The
Tea Company
Burch Trial Resumes in Los Angeles Court
The third trial of Arthur C. Burch for the murder of J Belton Kennedy resumed in Los Angeles after a day of hearings at Beverly Glen and Santa Monica. The state contends Kennedy was shot on the steps of his summer cottage and that Burch threw the shotgun into the sea near Kennedy's offices. The jury viewed the hotel room Burch occupied opposite Kennedy's offices.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Arthur C. Burch
J. Belton Kennedy
Beverly Gipn
Santa
Grey says France let down by allies after World War I
Viscount Grey, in Bradford, argues France relied on two bilateral guarantees with Britain and the United States not in Versailles. He says their absence hurts France now and for a decade, urging security through a strengthened, all embracing League of Nations rather than exclusive treaties.
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France
Grey
London
Associated Press
Viscount Grey
Bradford
Lloyd George
Great Britain
United States
Britain
America
Germany
League of Nations
World trade rises as Klein reports improving markets
Dr Jules Klein argues export business in Europe Latin America and the Far East is upgrading. He cites better Orient conditions Japan China recovery and Western Europe improving despite varied pace. UK and France show export gains while Germany lags amid upheaval. Latin America sees strong American investment and sound banking aiding growth.
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Europe
Latin America
Far East
Dr. Klein
New Yorke
American Manufacturers Export Association
Jules Klein
United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Klein
Orient
Japan
China
United Kingdom
France
Italy
Germany
Russia
Latin-America
He. Garly
Argentina
New Members In Law Cabinet Take Oath Of Office
London reports that Prime Minister Andrew Bonar Law’s cabinet was sworn in at Buckingham Palace, allowing new ministers to begin functions. The king scheduled a further oath and seals ceremony, with editors noting no strong enthusiasm, many appointees having served under Lloyd George, awaiting the full program at Glasgow.
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LAW
London
Associated Press
Andrew Bonar Law
Buckingham
Bonar Law
Lloyd George
Glasgow
Douglas McHoy
W. A. Watson
Monroe Woman Named President of Georgia Synodical
The Woman's Synodical of Georgia ended its thirteenth annual meeting with Mrs. W A Turner of Monroe named president and Thomasville chosen as next convention site. The event drew 38 delegates, eight speakers, and about 40 visitors. Officers were reelected or named, with a diverse slate led by Mrs. Turner and brief reports on missions, education, and church activities.
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Woman's Synodical of Georgia
W A. Turner
Monroe
Thomasville
First Presbyterian Church
W. A. Turner
W. M. Rowland
Augusta
W. A Turner
Jouree
J. Simpson
Commerce
W. C. Humbries
Acworth
Clyde White
Sparta
B. A. Hooks
Dublin
J. N. Moore
Savannah
M. M. MacFerrin
Augurta
J. A. Craig
Atlanta
J. T. Stephenson
Foreign Missions
George Denman
H. Brenner
Assembly's Home Missions
Harris praises Clarke County Fair and visits Athens
Senator William J. Harris praised Clarke County Fair and urged Athens to develop state leadership through industry education and agriculture. He spoke at Pound Auditorium at 11:16 this morning to Normal School students and the public, sharing insights from his Europe trip on the League of Nations and Reconstruction. He noted Clarke County Fair’s prominence in twenty years and predicted a Democratic comeback in 1924, mentioning Ohio votes and anticipated party gains nationwide.
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Athens
William J. Harris
Clarke County
Pound Auditorum
Europe
League of Nations
Harris
Hunter Harris
Athens High School
Democratic Party Council
Republican Party
Congress
Ohio
Lokes
Georgia
Pomerene
Cincinnati Enquirer
The
Columbus Dispatch
North
Middle West
German Police Instructor Teaches Jiu Jitsu in Spain
Berlin police official Herr Wozny, renowned for Jiu Jitsu training, recently visited Spain to aid Spanish authorities. He was tasked with creating police Jiu Jitsu teachers in Barcelona and planning a Jiu Jitsu squad in Madrid.
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Berlin
Spain
Herr Wozny
Wozny
Barcelona
Mad
Clarke County Fair crowd hits record as exhibits draw throngs
Clarke County Agricultural Fair in Athens attracts thousands from NE Georgia as it marks its fourth day. Attendance in the industrial building passed 19,476 since opening. Poultry and pig club contests award winners include Penn Winston Jr for Grand Champion hog and multiple prizes for Rhode Island Reds, White Leghorns, and Poland China pigs. The midway remains crowded with demonstrations and exhibits drawing steady crowds daily.
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Clarke County
Notheast
Georgia
Penn, Winston, Jr
Jones Purcell
J. A. Woody Aberviant
Pountry Hrehandry
State College of Agriculture
Clarke County Poultry Association
Minnway
Miller
Rhone
F.C. Payne
Wyandotte
Pullet
Gerond
A. C. Blabop
Road Island
FR. Patman
Rhode Isle
W. P. Marbut
Phone Island
Rhode Iland
W. P. Mar Butt
Rhnde Island
Rhode Island
J. H. Pacman
Rhodeland
O H. Eraser
C. H. Gol- Collier
G | Alexander
Rock Cockerel
A. P. Winston
Barria
Marbut
I Orphinton
Jake Bernstein
Buff Orhington
Walter Hodgson
Pal
Buck
Herman Ste
Anconna
Bradberry
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Sam W. Wilkes
Georgia and Westerrd and
Atlantic
Nook
Banner-Herald
Larry Gantt
Mr. F. Phinizy
Mutual
David
New York City
Burch
Viscount
Bette
L. George
Reginald McKenna
Flegted
Legion Head
Alvin M. Owsley
Texas
American Legion
New Orlegna
Pound Auditorium
TY Eagh Diy
Penn Winston, Jr
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