City Abattoir Question to Dominate Council Session
Council faces a major item on Friday night over disposing of the abattoir issue. The finance committee report will be heard as adjournment from Wednesday approaches amid market men push for a city owned plant and a new slaughter house proposal under city supervision.
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Wednesay
Thomas W. Hardwick
Board of Health
L. C. Price
George C, Thomas
W. C. Thornton
George Armstrong
Henry
JT. Culp
J. W. Barnett
L. C, Price
Martin
Inen
Mr. Price
Voter mood shifts as Georgia election nears
Larry Gantt travels Georgia counties and finds waning voter interest in the upcoming election. He notes farmers largely undecided, women largely disinterested, and a split among Populists over Tom Watson. He predicts very low turnout and says young voters challenge old loyalties.
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Walker
Watson
Ini
Tom Watson
Siee
Two Athens Scouts Awarded Medals by Mayor
In Athens two Scouts earned honors Thursday night as Mayor Ged Thomas presented Roy Tucker with an honor medal for saving a life at Water Works Pond last May and Oscar McWhorter with an Eagle Scout badge. The event, led by Scout Executive Turner, featured prayers, investiture rites, and demonstrations in signal signaling and fire by friction.
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Athens
George C. Thomas
Roy Tucker
Roy
Leslie Aaron
Water Works Pond
National Scout Council
Oscar McWhorter
Turner
A. G. Richards
Doc Warren
Drvid Campbell
Jack Bolton
Alex Bush
Jim McGorckle
Jack Dale
Jack
Thomas
Impeach Daugherty Trade Union Urges Action
New York Central trades and labor council adopted resolutions urging impeachment of Attorney General Daugherty over the show injunction. They seek aid to striking shopmen and call for union ownership of rail facilities. In Washington legality of the shopmen injunction is debated as Jai Wilkerson of Chicago cites a suit filed in DC District Supreme Court.
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Wilkerson
Chicago
NEW York—Central Trades and Labor Council
Daugherty
Washington
Federal
Jai Wilkerson
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
International Brotherhood of Electral Workers
Tinoetaisky
Department 9
District . Supreme
Son i
Ns Gran Supreme Court
New
Brotherhood Electrical Workers
Thettorney
Neral
Daughi
Borah
Hop’ Lican
Idaho
Rockefeller Foundation Supports Chinese Science Education
The Rockefeller Foundation through its China Medical Board will fund half the costs of buildings equipment and salaries for science instruction at Southwestern University Nanking and Nenkei College Tientsin. Each institution receives 195000 for building and equipment and 5 per year for three years for salaries, provided the schools match the Foundation’s contribution.
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Peking
Rockefeller Foundation
Lne
China
China Medical Board
Southwestern University
Nanking
Nenkei College
Tientsin
Athens Rotarians Set for Inter City Meet in Atlanta Today
Fifty four Athens Rotarians will attend the inter city meeting in Atlanta today with International President Ray Havens and officials John Turner and Joe Turner among guests. They meet at Washington street and Colle avenue at 8 am and travel by automobile, with visiting Rotarians invited to the Grand Theatre. A long list of locals are listed as riding to Atlanta in various cars.
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Athens
Atlanta
Ray Havens
John Turner
Joe Turner
Virginia
Washington Steel
Colle Avenue
J. B. Joel
Grand Theatre
Mike Costa
C. D. Flanigan
Arthur Booth
Gasper -Palmissano
Marion Arnold
B. R. Bloodworth
Joe Billings
C. A. Scudder
Eustice Stephens
H. J. Reid
J. BR. Sexton
R. M. Goss
H. H. Hodgson
C. N. Walker
Sidney Boley
First Picking Of Cotton On Test Patches At College Farm
The first picking of cotton is under way on test patches of the Agricultural College, located off Lumpkin Street near the Ag barron. Eight acres include sea island and Egypta varieties. six acres are expected to yield about a bale per acre. Many plants show over 60 mature bolls while undusted rows have fewer than 13. A marked difference appears in undusted rows compared with dusted ones.
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Agricultural’ College
Agbaron
Sea Island
Egypta
Missing Lamar sisters linked to Fernandina visit
Mrs Ann Camille Lamar, 19, and her sister Valeria, 15, from Macon Ga, who disappeared last Thursday, were located in Fernandina Fla yesterday then left for Jacksonville. H C Graham, Detroit insurance adjuster, was arrested on kidnapping charges after a wide search. Authorities say the girls were in Fernandina with Graham yesterday before returning toward Jacksonville.
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Jacksonville
Ann Caniflig Lamar
Misa Valeria Lamar
Macon Ga
H. c. Graham
Detroit Insurance Adjuster
Fernand
Fernandina
Here
Fernandifa
Graham
Macon
Lodge
Bibb County
Health Board Meeting Postponed Over Diphtheria Case
The Bou Health board meeting is postponed due to a suspected diphtheria case. The session resumes on Saturday at 10 o clock.
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Bou
London reports signals of great Cork events
The Associated Press notes telegraphic cuts between London Cork and Dublin Cork fuel speculation of major happenings in Cork. Reports say fighting occurred overnight near Cork, prompting London papers to flag significant developments in the region.
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Associated Press
London
Cork
Dublin
Eighth District Editors to Gather in Athens for Fall Meeting
Editors from the Eighth District will meet Friday in Athens at the Chamber of Commerce rooms at 10:30 AM for the annual fall meeting and officers election. A luncheon at the Georgian hotel at 2:00 PM will follow the morning session with talks on topics beyond advertising. The program includes welcome by Judge A. J. Cobb and remarks by W. T. Bacon, with Rush Burton, W. A. Shackelford, and A. C. Camp among speakers.
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Sth
Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Georgian
Srnest Camp
The
Walton Tribune
Association
A. J. Cobb
W. T. Bacon
Madison Madisonian
Rush Burton
Lavonia Times
W. A. Shackelford
Oglethorpe Echo
A. C. Camp
Ocones Enterprise
Walter Anthony
First Methodist Church of
Wicome
Andrew J. Cobb
Ldst
New Business
Alleged Arrest of Eamon de Valera Denied Officially
Dublin reports deny rumors of Eamon de Valera arrest or Erhkine Childers injury. Associated Press dispatch states governments are not confirming any arrest or wounding claims amid publicity. Official spokesmen call the rumors unfounded and urge reliance on confirmed statements.
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Eamon de Valera
Associated Press
Dublin
Eamon de ‘Valera
Erhkine
Childers Uate
Zusretee
Strike Leaders Hurry to Chicago Amid Settlement Talks
Rail strike leaders from across the country rush to Chicago following summons by B. M. Jewell. The executive council meets Friday and the policy committee Monday while officials deny rumors of a road-by-road settlement proposal.
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Chicago
B. M. Jewell
Associated Press
Chicago' i
Executive Council
Jewell
Ku Klux Klan Speech Sparks Athens Controversy
Dr. William J. Mahoney addressed the Colonel Opera House in Athens praising the Klan as a force for religious freedom while attacking Governor Hardwick and Atlanta newspapers. He urged lawful action against masked Klansmen and outlined a statewide speaking tour to counter critics.
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William J. Mahoney
Ku Klux Klan
Colonel Opera House
Mahoney Imperial Kickard
Klan
Hardwick
Atlanta Georgian
Jarien B. Nevin
Harwick
Clarke County
Athens
Atlanta Man Named Commander of Augusta DAV Chapter
Charles A. Moore of Atlanta was unanimously elected commander of the Augusta chapter of the Disabled American Veterans. A 4-H Knight of Columbus and member of the American Legion, he has long served disabled veterans and gained experience at the Army War College. He studied at the University of Georgia and Toulouse University after the Armistice before moving to Atlanta.
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Augusta
Charles A. “Monee
Atlanta
Columbus
Che ‘the
Vet Rilke
Americans Legioneterans
Cots
Army War College
Washington, D. C
Marini
University of Georgia
Toulouse
Ata
Fe- Manta
Shanghai Exports Fall to U.S. in First Half Year Decline
Trade data show Shanghai shipments to the United States decreased by 15,545,488 during the first half of the year. Exports to the Philippines also dropped, with Shenghi reporting a decline to 6 million and related figures.
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Shenghi
United
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