Oglethorpe Comes to Sanford Field Today Primed-for Bulldogs
Larry Gantt reports on Sen. W. J. Harris visiting Athens, addressing Normal School pupils and University students. Harris lauded by Dr. Pound, praised for female suffrage, cautioned on saloon influence, and urged arbitration in labor disputes. He discussed U S trips, Hawaii, and peaceful policy amid global tensions. Stegeman plans to start Bulldogs with maximum strength for a decisive victory.
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Oglethorpe
Sanford Field
Petrel
T. Larry Gantt
W. J. Harris
Weed
Athens
Pound
Harris
Hardy
Land
James
South
Con‘ess
Salue
Hawaii
Congress
Georgia Hosts Oglethorpe In Annual Petrel Classic
Georgia meets Oglethorpe at Sanford Field in the annual Petrels classic. Last year Georgia won 27 to 3 and 14 to 9 in two meetings. The lineup includes Maurer at end, Varna Doe at quarterback, and Stein coaching the Petrels, with heavy student interest and tickets on sale at Cox’s.
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Georgia
Oglethorpe Petreiw
Sstegeman
Tennessee
Richardson
Collings
Taylor
Bennett
Whelche
Vandiver
Boney
Dick Mulvihill
Thompson
Fletcher
Tanner
Stegeman
Oglethorpe
Dixie
Georgia Tech
Alabama
Sewanee
Furman
Adriann Maurer
Tech
Varnadoe
Jake Morris
Oglethorne
Peachtree Road
Gurest Ray Serene
Battenfeld
Ed David
Senator Harris speaks in Athens at State Normal and University
Senator William J. Harris addressed students faculty and citizens at the State Normal School in Athens discussing his Orient and Europe trips including the Inter-Parliamentary Union meeting in Vienna and arbitration aims. He will speak at the University of Georgia Friday at 12 35 pm and again to Lucy Cole students with a football game between Nelethorne and Georgia on Sanford Mead Friday afternoon.
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William J. Harris
State Normal School
Orient
Europe
Vienna
Austria
Harris
University of Georgia
Chanel
Hartis
United States
Rome
Lucy Cole
Senator Warrie
Major Hunter Harris
Nelethorne
Georgia
Sanford Mead
University
Athens
Phonograph Snuna Box Used as Radio Amplifier
A fragmented note discusses using a phonograph Snuna box as a radio amplifier. It mentions sound hexen or phonotr anhs, a simple transfer attachment, and references a November time frame and a popular merchant.
Hoke Smith on Cotton Prices and Farmer Control
Former Senator Hoke Smith says Southern farmers and merchants now more in control of prices and the cotton situation than ever before. He notes past excess supply forced farmers to accept low offers, but this year demand and prices are improving for both carryover cotton and the new crop.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Thicriet
1300 Candidates Seek Seats in House of Commons
The 1300 aspirants compete for Commons seats as Britain heads toward a new parliamentary assembly. Conservatives and Labour lead with roughly 425 and 400 candidates respectively, Liberals about 300, and National Liberals around 200, with a November 20 assembly date set and Scottish peers to elect 16 representatives.
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London
Associated Press
George
Privy Council
Sandringham
Norfolk
Holyrood Palace
Scotland
House of Commons
Labor
Asquithian
Lloyd Georgians
Javorite
Ita
Abowlne
Post
Exigencies reshape tariff commission structure
New York report notes a full reorganization of the tariff commission under the 1922 act. Four divisions exist: chief investigator chief economist legal division and secretary. New York office planned with foreign investigations and an advisory board chaired by the chief investigator and including the chief economist and legal representative.
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New York
Tariff Commission
William 8. Culbertson
American Manufacturers Export Association
Culbertson
Culber
United States
Alumni Homecoming To Draw Thousands In Athens Rally
Alumni rally planned in the chapel the eve of Georgia vs Vanderbilt game on November 18. Friday night program includes Thalian Play at Colonial theatre and Pan-Hellenic Tall, with open house at fraternity homes, a grand parade, and a varsity roster of entertainments led by faculty and coaches.
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Thalian
University
Georgia Vanderbilt
S:v
University Dramatic Society
Tuiiples
Threa
Acta
Colonial Theatre
Riversifie
Richmond Academy
Denmark Hall
Grand Parade
University R
T. C
O'Er
Vanderbilt
Maxs Auditorium
BH. F. Hardeman
B. F. Hardeman
Dave Paddock
Bob McWhorter
Harry Hodison
A. G. Dudley
M. J. Costa
W. 1K. Meadow
RB. H Dorsey
H. P. Brooks
HW. H. Cordon
E. E B. Lamkin
C. E. Martin
Aryan Limpkin
S. V. Sanford
Prof
W. C. Payne
Abit Nix
Bond Commission Retires Over Eighteen Thousand Dollars
The Athens Bond Commission retired bonds and coupons totaling 18 032 50 and reelected Col C M Snelling as chairman. The group also has 96 000 in cash to retire water works bonds issued in 1892 by November 1. Attending members included T H Nickerson Myer Stern T S Mell Andrew C Erwin Mayor George C Thomas James C Barrow and others.
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Athens Bond Commission
Col
C. M. Snelling
Col. Snelling
James White
Plang
Isa
C. M.snelling
T. H. Nickerson
Myer Stern
T S. Mell
Andrew C
Great crowd buys at Collins dissolution sale
Athens crowds packed Collins & Co store on Claygon Street for a dawn to dawn dissolution sale. Extra police managed the queuing as the mammoth stock drew eager shoppers. by closing time hundreds had not been waited on, and the firm apologized for the crowding.
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Athens
W. T. Collins & Co
Claygon Street
Anle
Collins & Co
Thirasue
Rnbbic
Tegalblo
Her Gilded Cage Pleasing Show At Palace
Gloria Swanson shines in the Paramount film Her Gilded Cage shown at the Palace theater with a stylish cast including David Powell Harrison Ford Anne Cornwall Walter Hiera and Charles Stevenson. The plot follows a self sacrificing sister who becomes an actress to fund her invalid sibling ending happily with lively dances and colorful costumes.
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John £. Drewry
Gloria Swanson
Paramount
Palace Theatre
Sam Wood
Swansons
David Powell
Harrison Ford
Anne Cornwall
Walter Hiera
Charles Stevenson
Fifth Day of Clarke County Fair Attendance Grows Friday
Crowds still flock to Clarke County Fair as the fifth day opens. Exhibits feature Oconee Heights second in community displays and Tuckston School winning third in school contests. Clarke County products and agricultural displays attract visitors with prizes to be awarded later.
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Tuckston
Oconee -Heigh
Winterville
Clarke’Cotty Fair
Hinton-Brown Aho
Tuckston School
Whitehall
Fowli
Oconee Heights
Mary E. Creswell
Scott
State College of Agriculture
Annie Bryant
Bryant
Ayaté
Clarke
Thern Bell
Athens Coffee Company Incorporation Filed in Court
The Athens and Tea Company filed in the superior court on Thursday seeking charter. Incorporators include state senator LC Browns and Victor E Oliver, with a proposed capital of 5000 dollars and option to increase to 25000 dollars. The firm plans to roast coffee and tea and sell wholesale and retail.
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CIA Ca Superior Court
Athens and Tea Company
T. Sk
Andustry
LC. Browns’ ‘Ormett
L.C
Victor E. Oliver
Chalmers Car Wrecked in Early Morning Crash
A Chalmers automobile was wrecked early Thursday morning at the corner of Barber Street and the boulevard. The driver was not seen. police reported the vehicle was badly damaged with parts scattered.
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Chalmers
Barber Street
Theoulevard
Dia Ra
Avidentlz
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Russ Stein
Petrels
Russell Stein
Walter Camp
Washington and Jefferson
Stein
Georgia-Oglethorpe
Tha
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I House
BF Commons
Culbert‘son
Vandy
J. W. Jen
Kins
M. Snelling
M. P. Jarnigan
T. H. McHatton
W. O. Payne
R. O. T.C. Parade
W. O . Payne
Col. C. M. Snelling
Service
Commission
Collins Sale
Educational and Comminnity
T. C. Brown
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