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Newspaper
Athens Banner
Location
Athens, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1920
Page
1
Senator Smith Opposed War Measures in Wilson Era Debates
Fragmentary account recalls Senator Smith’s stance during a critical Senate debate. Ample conflict among Democrats and interim leaders over war policy and endorsements, with mentions of Hoke Smith and supporters aligning against or delaying measures.
Georgia political contests and party loyalties debated
A fragment discusses Governor Dorsey and Tom Watson in Georgia politics. It accuses Hoke Smith and supporters of deception and urges loyalty to the Democratic administration. The text references Palmer and party alignment in Wilkes county and emphasizes national and state stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorseyi
Thomas
E.watson
Smith
Watson
Dorsey
Hoke
Tom
Wilkes County
UF Ae Smith
Fon Hoke Smith
Dr Dorsey
Clarke
Georgia Campaign Preview Lists Major Candidates and Platforms
A dated political roundup outlines contenders in Georgia races including Hoke Smith and Thomas Watson for president era contests, Clifford Walker and Thomas Hardwick for governor, John N. Loriter and Walter Brown in the race, and congressional hopefuls Shackelford and Davin with stances on cotton policy and party lines. The piece notes bitter opposition and platform contrasts among candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoke Smith
Thomas E. Watson
National Party
John Randolph Coopey
a.Macon
Clifford Walker
Thomas W. Hardwick
John
Loriter
Walter R. Brown
Anton Inbor
Thomas J. Shackeford
American Cotton Association
Cotton Brower
Charles ‘H. Brand
Phil. W.davin,jr
Traxtaetons
Clarke
Aew
Frank Rhodes
Joseph
H. Gi
Ieee
Earthquake Hits Aly With Massive Destruction and Casualties
An inland quake devastates Aly city causing thousands of buildings to collapse and many deaths. Survivors report widespread damage across streets and neighborhoods as authorities tally missing persons and issue emergency alerts.
Shackelford Campaign Speech Draws Large Audience
Shackelford spoke to a large crowd outlining why he should be elected. He tied his cotton farmer support to poverty relief and literacy, attacked current policies, and pledged to fight for cotton workers and southern industry. He criticized Congressman Brand and claimed he would win all thirteen counties in the Eighth District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shackelford
Tomasz
Shackell Ordre Tenia
Cottor
Shaylkelfart
Notin
Fts
Congress
Hatterahe
Eotinn
Shipping Trust
Footie
Mes Shackelford
Jude Charles H. Brand
Bran Brand
Eighth Congressional District
Thornton's Remodel to Create Athens Largest Eating Place
Thornton's is being remodeled and enlarged to become the most modern dining destination in Athens. The main room will extend the full length of the building to provide a large commodious dining area, with an up to date cafe serving soft drinks and treats, and a selection of fine cigars and candies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Holmen
Alen
Copltz
Thornton’s
Georgia Senate Debate Reflects on Hoke's Standing
The piece reviews a Georgia political clash as critics attack Senator Hoke and the Democrats. It notes calls for revised legislation and questions his judgment and leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Rteul
Senate
Ag Bron
Ediffiers
Speaker Holder claims governor win after Georgia campaign
Special to The Banner reports Speaker John N. Holder asserts a decisive victory and expects nomination on Wednesday. Campaign manager Garland M. Jones cites widespread assurances from Georgia counties, letters, and telegraphs as proof, despite newspaper opposition during the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John N. Holder
House of Representatives
Georgia
Holder
Garland M. Jones
Stump
Mr. Jones
Disarmament Plans Under Discussion by Allied Powers
An informal inquiry by the United States examines world progress toward universal disarmament. The League of Nations already has machinery to address the issue, with strong opposition noted to the limitation of arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Sang Nmitafon
Arma. ‘Ments
Washington Man Scores Evasion of Burst Ganard
A Washington man’s statement to a reporter claimed he lied, with publication in the Augusta Chronicle and Macon Telegraph misreporting on the same incident. The Atlanta Constitution reprinted the verbatim version and Mr Booker’s resignation followed an abrupt exit from the courtroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Banker
Argusta Chronicle
Macon
Atlanta Constitution
Booker
Fred G. Booker
Hok Smith
Hoke Smith
Atlanta
Rudyard Kipling
Miners Strike Pends In Alabama Coal Field
Alabama miners face a pending general strike as District twenty Mine Workers calls for action at midnight. Most small and large mines already under contract with the union are not affected, while the extent of compliance by non striking miners remains uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pends
Alabama
Birmingham
District Twenty
Deniely
Tighten Restriction On Freight Shipment to Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission tightens freight movement to Washington on September 7 at railroad request. Order aims to speed shipment of freight cars, with exceptions for specials, vegetables, and fruits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Special Mire Turna Sorgier Tik Mat Tapers
Fragmented OCR text mentions a building at waterfront streets with a planned screech. It references an election stalling and a call to “Bact quarters” amid unclear local events. No clear names or dates emerge from the damaged source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turna
Atlanta
Corm Ford
Waton Streets
Athena
Alirec
Walker predicts Governors race outcome in Georgia
Honorable James T. Des Ta vaign reports in city for primary voting as Clifford manages. Walker and Hardwick battle with Walker foreseeing victory across Georgia, while opponents plan last minute attacks to be repudiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Des Tavaign
Clifford
Dozier
Mike
Georgia
Hardwick
Unclear historic notice involving Murray Crane at home
Fragmentary OCR mentions Murray Crane at his home and a Republican campaign event. References to September and age sixty appear garbled, suggesting a political notice about a former U.S. Senator and a campaign activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Matas
United States
Muray
Crane
aGrions Yi
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ALY
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Yéndom
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Murray Crane
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