National Cash Register Companies Endorsement Claim
An advertisement touts the National Cash Register as superior for 256 different businesses, promising a square deal for customers, employee integrity, and safeguarded profits. It invites readers to discover the NCR model meeting their needs and notes the Dayton Ohio main office and Athens office at 288 Lumpkin St.
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National Cash Register
National Cash Register Co
Dayton
Ohio
Athens
Lumpkin St
Notable Havana Cigar Found Amid Habeas Corpus Proceedings
A Havana cigar, dried by time, was found in New York county while he was in an officer's custody during the famous habeas corpus proceedings. The discovery adds a curious detail to the historical episode surrounding the case.
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New York County
Last Return Day Set for Athens City Court Term
City court in Athens sets the last return day for the upcoming term with light docket activity noted as the date approaches. Authorities emphasize timely filings as the term nears.
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Athens
Cotton Market Matinee at Colonial Theater Today
Weather is fair. Cotton price 111-4 cents, matinee scheduled at Colonial Theater at 1 PM. The event lists a 10 cent admission price.
Billikins Defeat Reds and Bulldogs Beat Brownies
The Billikins beat the Reds 17 to 10 with captain Burns scoring 17 and Fears excelling at forward. In the Brownies versus Bull Dogs, the Bull Dogs won 15 to 2 as Chocolate Daniel and Sam Nickerson starred for the victors despite Biscuit Weir missing action for the Brownies.
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Flem
Billikins
Reds
Bull Dogs
Herbert’ van. Straatten
E. Fears
Burns
Brownies
Biscuit Weir
Talker’s Association
Athens
Chocolate Daniel
Sam Nickerson
Tom Burns
Harry Hodgson
Albert Snelling
Gentet Calvin Fears
Eees
George Fleming
Rudolph Brandt
Norman Nickerson
Fd Hodgson
Cicero Murray
Bull
Arthur Griffith
Evans Bullard
Charlton Daniel
Murray Sis
Sos
Merritt Pound
George Thornton
Raiford Brown
Yellow Jackets
Greyhounds
Tom Moss
Tom Davis
Seniors and Juniors Triumph in Pair of Basketball Games
The Seniors beat the Aggies 29 to 19 with Captain Johnston and Lester starring in a tight match. The Juniors topped the Law team 19 to 9, led by their guards and Captain Peacock at center. Next games set for Thursday at 8 30 p m, Seniors vs Freshmen and Law vs Sophomores.
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Sei
Aggies
Law
Johnson
Lester
Capt. Liddell
Redd
Capt. Peacock
Rubenstein
Reid
Pina
Capt
Belser
Dolkader
R. E
Brown
Peacock
Brand
Slade
Masquerade Night at Skating Rink Hallowe'en Event
A masquerade is planned for Halloween at the skating rink on Thursday Oct 31 with 8 to 10 masked hours for all skaters. Beginners and children excluded until 10 pm when masks come off and skating continues. Admission 10 cents, skates 15 cents, prize for best disguise, potential professional skaters. Proceeds aid a band.
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Hallowe
Runaway Horse and Streetcar Wreck injures driver
A runaway horse and buggy collided with a Boulevard Prince streetcar last night near the Moss Mfg Co plant. The driver Otto Jones was thrown and injured. the horse was badly hurt. The horse belonged to Morgan Smith of Madison County. fault assigned to the animal.
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Moss Mfg. Co
Otto Jones
Morgan Smith
Madison County
Douglas Flanigen Joins U S Coast Survey
Douglas Flannigen, son of C D Flanigen, a University of Georgia graduate, left his position with the Tallulah Falls power project to join the United States coast survey. He will start work in Brunswick on harbor improvements, marking a notable advancement in his surveying career.
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Douglas Flanigen
C. D. Flanigen
University of Georgia
Tallulah Falls
United States Coast Survey
Brunswick
Fire at Branson residence causes small rooftop blaze
Yesterday evening the fire department responded to Prof. E. C. Branson's home where a small roof fire burned. No ladder or helpers were available to extinguish it, but little damage resulted. Matinee today at Col Theater, 4 P.M., 10 cents.
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E.C. Branson
Athens Masons Attend Georgia Grand Lodge Meeting
Dr H R Palmer long time Worshipful Master of Mount Vernon lodge and W A Capps two years in that post leave for Macon to attend the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Georgia. Athens lodges are noted for keen representation and high quality work and membership.
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H. R. Palmer
Mount Vernon Lodge of Masons
W. A. Capps
Macon
Grand Lodge
The
Masonic Order
Georgia
Athens
Rev Luke G Johnson Visits City During Gainesville District Tour
Rev Dr Luke G Johnson former First Methodist pastor and current presiding elder of the Gainesville district was in the city yesterday for a few hours meeting friends. His trip included Commerce and Statham and passed through Athens. Mrs Thome Lahy of Rome and Mrs Kate Jackson Wilson of Lavonia are expected at the Milledge Avenue convention with Mrs Lambert this week.
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Luke G. Johnson
First Methodist Church
Gainesville
Commerce
Statham
Athens
Thome Lahy
Rome
Kate Jackson Wilson
Lavonia
Lambert
Milledge, Avenue
Clower Sent to Jasper County for Trial in Larceny Case
Clower, a young white man, was moved Sunday afternoon by Sheriff Persons to Jasper County to await superior court trial. He faces an alleged larceny after trust charge linked to a jail escape and possible crimes in Clarke or Jasper counties. The transfer follows months in the local jail and involves a Dallas marriage case with Na tions, the alleged bigamist.
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Clower
Jasper County
Texas
Dallas
Liberty
Clarke
Jasper
UDC
Funeral Held for Rufus L. Moss Sr at First Methodist
Funeral services for Rufus L. Moss Sr. were held Sunday at 11 a.m. in the First Methodist Church. Moss had long served as a steward and helped grow the church’s congregation. The ceremony featured an active pallbearer group, choir renditions, and a sermon from Rev. James C. Morris. Burial followed at Oconee Cemetery.
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Rufus L. Moss
First Methodist Church
Messrs
D. C. Barrow
T. F. Green
E. Levy
J. N. Webb
H. H. Linton
J. R. Whitley
W. R. Foote
Jesus
James C. Morris
Oconee
Visitors and salesmen draw Athens crowd and shows
Mr Harry E Stoops of Chattanooga Tennessee visits the city and is noted as a bill posting businessman. A Duplex razor demonstration attracts a large crowd at Palmer and Sons drug store with ongoing demonstrations. Davison Nicholson Co displays grand window decorations honoring the United Daughters of the Confederacy. Mrs R H Pitts and Mrs Wills Fulier visit Mrs Short on Prince avenue during convention week.
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Harry E. Stoops
Chattanoog
Tenn
Stoops
Palmer & Sons
Davison-Nicholson Co
Athens
United Daughters of the Confederacy
R. H. Pitts
Carrollton
Wills Fulier
West Point
Short
Prince Avenue
Funeral of Mrs. Annie EB. Toomer Held Sunday
The funeral for Mrs. Annie EB. Toomer was held Sunday from her residence with many friends in attendance. Revs Hill and Morris spoke, flowers were abundant, and pallbearers conveyed the casket to the hearse. Her remains were taken by rail to Charleston, South Carolina, to rest beside her husband who died recently.
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Annie EB. Toomer
Hill
Morris
Georgia
Charleston
S. C
Sons of Confederate Veterans Call for Badges for Convention
Local Sons of Confederate Veterans Troop Artillery Camp asks every member to obtain badges from Commander D. P. Haselton or Adjutant Herschel Carthers for the Daughters of the Confederacy convention. Delegates arrive on trains today and the group will greet and assist them, assigning homes and duties.
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Sons of Confederate Veterans
D. P. Haselton
Herschel Carthers
Majestic presents trio of films and live vocal program
The Majestic showcases three feature reels with no intermission from 3:30 to 5:30 and 8 to 10:30. Baritone James Bastable will perform selections to please the audience, drawing praise from several listeners. Advertising note mentions local social guests and miscellaneous classifieds.
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The
Majestic
James Bastable
Athens
Jim Savage A Wonder One Knight Quits The Next
Jim Savage a heavyweight pugilist from Orange New Jersey recently proved that fighters who bandy gloves are not tame. Savage quit to Grumboat Smith at a New York club after three rounds. Earlier he defeated Tom Kennedy in a showcase match marking him as a remarkable fighter.
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Jim Savage
Orange
Savage
Grumboat Smith
New York
Tom Kennedy
Wendertat
Hor Burke
Frank Moran
iG CUE TOURNEY NOVEMBER 11 IN NEW YORK
Announcement for the 18.2 billiard championship revival in New York starts Nov 11 with a $200 entry fee per player and $3,000 prize pool. Winner gets 40 percent, others 30 20 and 10 percent. Notables Hoppe Morningstar Sutton Clive Demarest Slosson Cutler likely entries. Yamada and Cassignol may enter. Clarence Jackson considered. Matinee today Colonial Theater 4 PM 10 cents.
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New York
Hoppe
Morningstar
Sutton
Clive
Demarest
Slosson
Cutler
Cassignol
Yamada
Clarence Jackson
Chicago
Seme Eet
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Johnston
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Cheney
Small
Mass
Nicholson
Univ
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Flournoy
Douglas Flannigen
U.S. Survey Corps
Col ” Theater
Athens Masons
RL Moss
Matinee
Harry E Stoops
T. Tomer
C. I. Gresham
T. G. Seaman
H. V. Head
Hancock Avenue
Banner Office
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Ilelelet
Colonial “Theater
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