Strike order revocation follows eight hour bill passage
The Brotherhood Senate late yesterday revoked the strike order after the eight hour bill passed the House without amendment. President Wilson reportedly would sign the act at 7 0 tomorrow. The vote was 43 to 28 in the Senate. only Hardwick and Clarke voted against, La Follette for. Critics questioned constitutionality, while railroads forecast costs and possible rate changes. Embargoes on freight were revoked as managers said no precipitate action will test the Adamson law.
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Joint Committee
Chicago
Western Railroads
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Santa Fe
A. B. Garretaon
W. G. Lee
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Dorsey to address at Moss Auditorium in Athens
Hon Hugh Dorsey candidate for Georgia governor will speak at a monster political gathering in Moss Auditorium Athens Clarke county tomorrow night at 8 30 oclock The Dorsey club and Harry Hodgson announce a large turnout with the S M C band engaged to entertain beforehand Ladies of the city invited to attend.
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Georgia
Athens
Clarke County
Moss Auditorium
Dorsey Club
Harry Hodgson
S. M. C. Band
Hughes Attacks Wilson Speech On Antitrust Act
Charles E. Hughes, in St Louis on September 2, assailed the Democratic Party’s claims in President Wilson’s acceptance speech. He called the assertion that the antitrust act’s meaning was clarified by Democrats extravagant.
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Associated Press
Et. Louis
Chas. E. Hughes
Democratic Party
Wilson
Grand Rapids Flyer 15 Reported Wrecked
The Chicago and Cincinnati Flyer of the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad, carrying passengers for north Michigan resorts, is reported wrecked at Wilkins Michigan. A relief train is en route to Cadillac to aid the injured and recover passengers.
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Associated Press
Grand Rapids, Mich
Chicago and Cincinnati Flyer
Grand Rapids & Indiana Railroad
North Michigan
Wilkins, Mich
Cadillac
Oglethorpe County Choir Meet Postponed
Due to the excitement and demoralized incident following the murder of Mrs. Chafin near Lexington the Oglethorpe County Choir postponed its two day season of song until the fifth Sunday in October for a one day session.
The Artist Gloomy Workman Makes Quiet Plea
A London Opinion note quotes a weary worker about the dull task of whitewashing ceilings. He sighs that the job lacks inspiration but aims to put some soul into his craft as traffic resumes after an embargo is lifted.
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London Opinion
Rumanian push halts Austrian defense in Danube region
Reports from Tondon detail Austrians retreating across the Denna river after five days of heavy fighting as Rumanians advance north of Orsova. Transylvania sees further Austrian withdrawal with Hermannstadt abandoned. Allied actions include Greek neutrality, Athens noting Entente notes and fleet arrivals at Piraeus, while Russian offensives in Galicia Bukowina press on amid continued air raids.
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Associated Press
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Danube
Vienna
Transylvania
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Athens
Entente
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Piraeus
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Thessaly
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Greece
Constantine
Galicia
Bukowina
Petrograd
Lemberg
Berlin
Carpathians
Volhynia
Logdon
Different Picture at Colonial on the Sixth
A new film titled The Lineup at Police Headquarters with New York detective George S. Dougherty screens at the Colonial theater next Wednesday the sixth. It promises thrilling scenes including a 60 mile per hour flying boat chase and a rooftop escape, continuing from 3 pm for 10 and 15 cents.
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New York
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Chinatown
Griffin Case Remanded as Motion for New Trial Overruled
Judge Brand yesterday overruled the extraordinary motion for a new trial in the J W Griffin case and remanded the former Clarke County bank president to jail. The lengthy ruling details prior trials and appeals, with Solicitor Gamble pushing to dismiss and noting forthcoming steps including possible Supreme Court action to certify a bill of exceptions.
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Brand
Brands
State of Georgia
J. W. Griffin
Clarke Superior Court
W. B. Thomas
Court of Appeals
J.W. Griffin
John B. Gamble
Western Judicial Circuit
Clarke County
W. E. Jackson
Co. H. Brand
Gamble
Gwinnett Court
Supreme Court
Thomas
Judge Brand
Athens area schools set to begin term services
More than five thousand students will start the school year in Athens with public schools opening Wednesday. Enrollment expects 2600 to 2700 in public schools, 800 in State Normal and its training school, 600 to 700 in various private and colored schools, and other institutions planning to begin between mid and late month. Knox Institute starts the 15th with classes on the 18th.
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University and State College of Agriculture
Lucy Cobb
Knox Institute
Jeruel
Georgia Football Warriors Gather for Early Camp Start
With the season near, Georgia plans a Monday start for a 20 to 25 man camp at Athens. Veteran players, reserves, and promising prep standouts will train, conditioning with two mile runs, drills, meals, and evening practice as Georgia eyes a strong October push and a demanding schedule including Clemson, Florida, Navy, Virginia, Auburn, Tech, and Alabama.
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Furman
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Georgia
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Birmingham
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McConnell
Thompson
Garrard
Paddock
Neville
Powell
Dezendorf
Petrie and
Wingate
Everett
Rigdon
Tate
Beasley
Whitey Davis
John Coleman
Landon
Randolph-Macon
Pew
Peacock School
Atlanta
Reynolds
Jim Reynolds
Bob McWhorter
Timon Bowden
Redina
Frank Ferst
Savannah
Beck
McMichael
Gordon
Hutchinson
Scrubs
Alex Davison
Riverside
One-piece white frock with lace and satin belt style
Daily fashion note describes a white frock with a lace insert and tucks. It features a full gathered skirt, a satin belt, a silk yoke exposing the neck, and lace-frilled sleeves. Medium size requires 6 yards 40-inch fabric and 41 yards of lace, Pictorial Review Costume No. 6746, sizes 14 to 20 years, price 15 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Not a Head for Figures Parable from a Sunday School Tale
A father recalls a six year old Warton who quips that since hairs in a head are numbered his dad has little head for figures. The joke reflects a child’s Sunday school remark about counting hairs. The message is a light anecdote on arithmetic and parenting.
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Warton
To Make Yourself Unpleasant
A remark on how feigning sympathy for a man about an unknown issue can worsen impressions and create tension by implying you understand his problem better than he does. The idea centers on social awkwardness and the subtle harm of misaligned empathy.
Knights of Pythias Lodge Directory
Local lodge notices list meeting nights and locations for St Elmo Lodge No 81 Elmo Lodge No 40 Knights of Pythias Max Joseph Building Odd Fellows Hall and more. Officers invite visiting members to attend and provide contact numbers for access.
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St. Elmo Lodge
K. of P
Eblmo ‘Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Jester Building
Clayton Street
Troy Bhatty
C. C.T
Williama Lodge
I. 0. of F
Odd Fellows
Max Joseph
Jake Joel
N. A. Mealor
Mt. Vernon Lodge
Masonic Hall
Joseph
Clayton, Street
B. Veinnon
Imino
G. Quinn
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