Central of Georgia President urges workers to seek employment
W A Winburn, president of the Central of Georgia Railway, appeals to former shop employees to seek employment at the earliest moment. He argues unemployment harms business and communities, criticizes national leaders for wage-scale disputes, and warns there is little chance of a nationwide settlement or interference altering the strike.
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W.A. ‘Winburn
Central of Gaggia Railway
Central of Georgia Railway
Prosperity Trade Edition Preview in Banner Herald
The Banner-Herald Outlook focuses on a prospering cotton crop in the South and rising yields for other crops. It argues improved money flow will come as markets move toward legitimate channels, promising prosperity for Athens and Clarke County as 1922 harvests approach.
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Alpgaty
Athens
Clarke County
Herald
Historian Dr Philips Visits City as Guest of Professor
Dr Philips, noted historian and university graduate, visits the city as the guest of Dr Ks. R, a scholar hosting him among ten historians. The fragmentary report highlights his academic stature and the respectful reception in local circles.
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B. Philips
Airle B. Philips
University of the
T Makheen
Dings
R. Ks
Dr. Philips
Georgia Native Led War Education Work Across Camps
A native Georgian linked to the University of Michigan and the University of California history department. During the war he headed the educational department at Camp Gordon and was stationed in Washington for war work.
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University of Michigan
University of California
Camp Gordon
Washington
Try
Gem Annual Team to Convene in Commerce Georgia
The fourteenth division of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows Georgia meets with Harmony Grove Lodge No. 30 in Commerce on Friday morning September 8 at 11:00. The program includes opening rites, addresses by Grand Master James A. Perry and Grand Secretary T. H. Robertson, various committee appointments, and an evening degree contest between Pocataligo Lodge 179 and Williams Lodge 15 Athens versus Harmony Grove 30 Commerce. A large turnout of brethren and sisters from three lodges is expected.
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Banner-Herald Commerce
O. F
Georgia
Harmony Grove Lodge
Bank, Clarke
Elbert
Wilkes
Grover C. Creek
TDD
G. M. Commerce
C. M. Almand
C. M. Commerce
Joseph L. Jewell
Nicholson
A. C. Creek
Orde
New Territory
Odd Fellows
T. H. Robertson
Pocataligo Loge
Willams Lodge
Athens
Harmony
Grove Lodge
Commerce
London Believes Greeks Defeated in Asia Minor
Report from London Tuesday says the Greek army in Asia Minor has suffered a decisive defeat with no clear chance of reversal. The Greek government seeks an armistice, and allied chancelleries discuss joint measures to suspend hostilities. A meeting in a neutral zone near Ismid is hoped within days to yield a ceasefire.
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London
Associated
Preas
Asia Minor
Paris
Rome
Constantinople
Ismid
Mrs. H. A. Jarrard Dies in Gainesville After Paralysis
Mrs. H. A. Jarrard of Cleveland Georgia died Sunday at her daughter Mrs. G. H. Walker’s home in Gainesville. Wife of H. A. Jarrard merchant and White County commissioner, she was 59 and a daughter of the late Judge W. B. Bell. Survived by husband three other Bell relatives and several Jarrard children.
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Gainesville
H. A. Jarrard
Cleveland
G. H. Walker
Park Street
Jarrard
Board of
White County
Thomas M. Bell
W. B. Bell
Thomas M
A. B. Bell
C. C. Bell
Clévelanti
Ste Sons
Eugene and
Harry Jarrard
Atlanta
A. J
Wallace Bil
Athans
Bogart Baptist Church to Hold Special Sunday Services
The Bogart Baptist Church will host special services Sunday September 10 with Pastor Rev. P. H. Pea of Camak delivering the sermon. The ordination of deacons will be a key portion of the day’s program, highlighting the church’s ongoing leadership rite.
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Bogart. Baptist Church
P. BH
Pea of
Camak
Athens
Ordina
President Soule to Represent U S at Rio Conference
Dr. Andrew M Soule president of the State College of Agriculture will travel to Rio de Janeiro in September to represent the United States at a world Economic and Educational conference tied to the Centennial exposition of Pan American states. He is one of five official delegates named by President Harding and the only southern delegate. He plans a thirty day South American stay to study trade, cotton, tobacco, and marble markets for future South benefits. Murray Soule will also depart for England for a chemistry course at Oxford.
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Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Tals
New York
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
United States
Soule
Harding
South
Debet
Canada
Mexico
Hughes
South America
Georgia
Dr. Johnson
Pennsylvania
Dr. Youngblood
Japon
Murray
Saile
England
Oxford
Excavators May Save Entombed Men in Mine Rescue
In Jackson California rescue crews tunnel toward the Kennedy mine from the Argonaut shaft to reach 46 entombed miners. Machines on the 3600 level reach the old shaft and 75 feet of quartz separate the two sections. Crews believe some may be alive and could be saved as blasts from the Kennedy mine caused early collapses.
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Jackson
Cal
Preas
Arebnaus
Kennedy
Argonaut
Robert Lightner
Murray Soule To Attend Oxford Course In Science
Murray Soule son of Dr and Mrs A M Soule and a Georgia graduate and university faculty member will leave September 25 for England to take a special science course at Oxford University. Mr Jehan has headed the faculty department.
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Murray Soule
A. M. Soule
Georgia
Abo
England
Oxford University
Je Han
Normal School Opens 1924 28 Session Tuesday
The State Normal School opened its 1924 28 session Tuesday morning with registration underway for about 700 students. Two days cover preliminaries such as registering, arranging courses, dormitory assignments. Thursday morning program in Pound auditorium will formally begin the session.
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The
State Normal School
Pound
Blanton Fortson Seeks Reelection to Superior Court
Announcement declares Blanton Fortson seeks to succeed himself as Judge of the Superior Court in the Western Circuit, subject to Democratic Primary action. Fortson presents candidacy for the judgeship and outlines intent to continue service.
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Superior Court
Superior Court of the
Wern
Blanton Fortson
Candidate announces bid for Eighth Georgia district seat
A candidate from the Eighth Georgia District declares run for Congress under Democratic rules. He expresses gratitude for past support and hopes for continued approval, asserting commitment to party principles and bills.
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Georgia
H. Brand
Clarke County Public Affairs Election Note
Fragmentary notice announces county and Clarke County election matters. Mentions Melee Toombs Dubose and public interests in county affairs as part of a legislature vote and civic action.
Normal School Prep Delights Students and Diners
Attendance fills to capacity as students arrive from weekend and trains. Manager A Rhodes provides modern dining and kitchen systems with steam cooking and automatic menus. About 600 fed daily, with five cooks and wait staff. Ice, butter and biscuits high daily usage. Dormitories steam heated with baths and nurse on site. Tuition and board set at 150 dollars per student per year.
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A. Rhodes
Gil
Dustneas
Misa Jones
Chandler Yortro
Conyers
Retmeneess Sas
Acces Farm
Mitchell's
Imeney
Law Teacher Says 418. Wife Tells Him of Bitter Romance
In South Bend Indiana Professor John Tiernan of Notre Dame faces charges after obtaining a warrant for Harry Poulin arrest last Saturday. Poulin was detained Tuesday in a justice court as the case moves toward possible trial.
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South Bend
Ind
John T. Tiernan
University of Notre Dame
Harry
Poulin
el Estore
Tiernan
Amr Peete
Confession Reveals Affair Ties and Blame
The article reports a wife's confession about a clandestine affair tied to Professor Tiernan and Poulin, amid a church Sunday scandal and a birth months ago. It notes the husband learned of the affair in August, with years of untold romance and references to a Michigan girl linked to city life.
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Bean
Tiernan
Michigan
Les
Poulin
Weirnary
Forty Men Entombed In Exploding Coal Pit Case
In White Haven Tug day morning a coal pit explosion in England left forty men entombed. Reports say rescue teams recovered bodies, with several workers still unaccounted for as authorities investigate the blast and its cause.
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New Castle
England
Thy Associated Press
White Haven
Chcle
Probiotics Claim of Cure for Gas and Stomach Ailments
A testimonial extols Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a simple harmless preparation that removes catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays inflammation causing stomach liver and intestinal ailments including appendicitis. The writer says it restored their health after years of severe undernourishment and weight loss and notes a money back guarantee with druggists selling the product.
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Bone Yard
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