Hinton and Mailbag Flyers Launch Second Leg From Pensacola
Lieut Walter Hinton and South American bound companion Myers departed Pensacola for Key West aboard the Sampaio Correia on the trip’s second leg. Takeoff was delayed by poor weather. a storm over Tampa Bay forced an overnight stay after a gas stop at Tampa. Hinton had warned no night flying would be attempted following the Sampaio Correia disaster during a night landing. In Liverpool Cotton market, spot quiet with various middling prices listed and futures mixed, 6,000 bales sold including 4,000 American. receipts 3,000 bales, no American.
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Petersburg
Walter Hinton
Myers
Keys West
Sampaio Correia
Tampalo
Cuban
Pensacola
Key Weat
Tampa Bay
Hinton
Liverpool
IAGL
Local Candidacy Announcements From Clarke County Officials
Several Clarke County figures declare candidacies in upcoming elections. BLANTON FORTSON seeks the Eighth District seat, while HODGSON and HUGH W. WHITE announce campaigns for county or commissioner roles. O. H. Arnold Jr. enters the race for Roads and Revenues commissioner as supporters pledge effort. The notices emphasize party primary timing and citizen service goals.
Clarke County Candidates Announce For Legislature
A string of candidate notices from Clarke County publicize bids for the House of Representatives in the upcoming Democratic primary. Frank Holdn and LC Brown reveal their intent to seek election though details are fragmented and dates vary.
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House of Representatives
Clarke County
Frank
Lc, Brown
Gainesville Midland Railway Schedule Fragment
Train timetable fragment from Gainesville shows No 7 daily to Gainesville at 145 pm departure and No 12 daily except Sunday to Gainesville at 10 45 am, with arrivals for No 1 services at 6 20 pm and 10 10 pm. Georgia Railroad connections include Atlanta and Augusta routes with 2 25 pm departure details.
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Ainesville-Midland Railway
Gainesville
Eaves
Jenven
Sam
M Georgia Railroad
Union ‘End
Atlanta
Augusta
Georgia governor proclaims amendment on Senatorial districts
Proclamation by Governor Thomas W Hardwick submits a 1921 Georgia constitutional amendment to voters at the general election on Tuesday November 7 1922 and outlines changes to Article 3 Section 2 Paragraph 1 and creation of Senatorial District Fifty-Two detailing district compositions and ratification procedures.
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Gabornia
State of Georgia
Thomas W. Hardwick
State.of
Georgia
General Assembly
Grorsin
State of
Senate
Sena
Thomas, Grady
Desatars
Miller, Mitchell
Seminole
Cook
Bérrien
Larler
Cook County
Chan
Said
Binte
Local Social Notes From Wilmington and Nearby Areas
Mr. and Mrs Harrie Dews and tabby moved from Dear ing street to Finley street last week Mrs L Moody guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Bramplet leaves soon for her sh mean Wilmington NC Mr and Mrs B P Reaves returned from Asheville NC where they spent a week Miss Myrtle Harold returned to Waynesboro after visiting Dr and Mrs Canning Mr and Mrs Edward A Graham and one son, guests of Hercel Carthers, returned to Macon Mrs Thomas Early, guest of Mrs Hd Rhods, leaves Wednesday for Cooksvill Tetin Mrs J W Bailey and Emily Bailey expected home from Clayton where they spent August Mrs L F Bray spending the week end in Wyereetone Mrs Robert McWhorter returned from Monroe where she visited relatives the past week Mr Mewhorter accompanied her for the week end
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Harrie Dews
Tabby
Dearing Street
Finley Street
Mrs. L. Moody
Edward A. Graham
Hercel Carthers
Macon
Thomas & Early
Hd Rhods
Cooksvitt
Tetin
J. W. Bailey
Emily Bailey
Clayton
L.F. Bray
Wyereetone
Robert McWhorter
Monroe
Tives
Mr. Mewhorter
Driving Car And Looking At Short Skirt Is Fault
Athens motorists are urged to curb risky driving after a veteran speed cop, Bill McKinnon, and his associates cracked down on dangerous habits. The list includes passing streetcars, driving with no lights, ignoring signals, blasting horns near pedestrians, and failing to yield. McKinnon warns drivers that these acts endanger lives and that enforcement will continue.
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Athens
Apc Tt
Bill ‘McKinnon
Eccare
Getter
Bill McKinnon
Als Associates
Ford
Delgin
Rto
Pearse Coe
Cora Vinson Faces Likely Hange Appeal Delays
Atlanta report details Mrs Cora Vinson wife of Dr W D Vinson sentenced to death for the March office shooting that killed him. She testified that she acted in anger over alleged infidelity and insanity pleas were raised. The case, tied to Georgia history, awaits higher court decision after appeals delayed final disposition.
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Atlanta
Mra
Cora
Lou Vinson
W. D.vinson
Vinson
Fie
Louis Vinson
Mae Half
Lfe
Akon Barelay
Wilkes
Ing
Susan
Enoch
Spain
Mmurder
Spann
Bétar
Keer
Narcissi
Hamerick
Stephens
Brand Has Large Crowd At Hartwell Campaign Speech
Hon Charles H Brand campaign for re election to Congress from the 8th District drew one of the largest crowds in Hart County Court House with every seat filled and many voters standing. Mayor A B Richardson introduced him as surveys suggested Hart County would award a handsome majority on the 15th amid attendance by many ladies.
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Banner-Herald
Hartwell
Charles H. Brand
Hart County Court House
Hart County
Judge Brand
A. 8. Richardson
Church Burns In Hart County Monday
Hart County church destroyed by a Monday morning fire in Artwell. The brick structure, completed recently, was fully destroyed with no insurance reported. Clergy and teachers from the Cokesbury Methodist church were among the initial responders.
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Hart County
Artwell
Baptist Church Pastor Resigns in Athens
Rev E H Jennings submitted his resignation as pastor of Prince Avenue Baptist Church during Sunday service causing shock and tears. Congregation refused the motion, a church conference is set for Wednesday evening to reconsider. Jennings, in place since years ago, cites long tenure and a chance for a new start.
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E. H. Jennings
Prince Avenue’ Baptist Church
Kurprise
Jennings
Baptist Vabernacl
Tor
Athens
Ving
First Church
Bradentown
Fla
Death notices for Claude Poss in Athens obituary card
Claude E Poss aged 42 died Sunday night after brief illness at his residence. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 3 30 from Prince Avenue Baptist Church with Rev E H Jennings officiating. Interment in Oconee Cemetery. Bernstein Brothers to arrange. Survived by widow, one child Allen, one stepchild Miss Kittie Foes, one brother and four sisters. Poss was a native of Tallifero County and longtime Athens resident and Baptist Church member.
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Claude E. Poss
Prince Avenue Baptist Church
E. H. Jennings
Oconee Cemetery
Bernstein Brothers
J. I. “Harmon
Steve Smith
B. L. Adams
J. Mapp
Callaway
Mr. Poss
Talliferro County
Athens
The
Baptist Church
Allen Poss
Kittie
Foes
Father of Prof's Child Accuses Notre Dame Professor
Harry Poulin, a campus representative for a local clothing firm, is charged with obtaining a warrant after his arrest on a charge linked to a liaison with Augusta Tiernan. Professor Tiernan denounces the case as an attack on home life while Poulin claims the charges stem from a disturbed legal mind. The two families, once close friends, face a public dispute over alleged moral breaches and personal betrayal.
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South “Bend
Harry Poulin
Montaurhia
John Z. Tiernan
University of Notre Dame
Poulin
Pedeo Court
Tiernan
Augusta’ Tiernan
Poutin
Unclear Personal Allegations Highlight Law Student Prote Tiéran
A brief fragment describes Prote Tiéran a 32 year old law student and author facing alleged misconduct involving his wife. The passage lacks verifiable details or context to confirm events or entities beyond the named individual.
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Tiéran
County Schools Open Fall Session Amid Partial Day
County schools begin their fall session with a partial day on Monday as Wilkerville rural schools and others hold examinations and classifications. Officials expect larger crowds and full activities later in the season as public schools plan open houses and initial classes.
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Tno. P
Wilkterville
Savannah Fire Burns Thirteen Autos And Threatens Four Families
A Savannah blaze damaged thirteen cars and posed risk to four families when it spread through a garage early Monday. One person was injured and identified as Hubert Fouch. Funeral services for a local family member followed that afternoon.
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Savannah
Travors
Chatham
666 Cures Mataria Chills and Fever Dengue or Bi Fever
A terse notice promotes a remedy claiming to cure malaria chills fever dengue and related diseases. The ad asserts universal efficacy and warns that the cure “kills” the germs, urging readers to try the product.
Before You Show in the Stores of Athens Shop
A fragment from The Banner Here notes a local shopping event in Athens with retailers inviting customers to browse displays and promotions. The report emphasizes storefronts, timing, and community interest in visiting shops.
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Athens
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Darlin Cau
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Williams Transfer & Storage CO
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