Larry Gantt's Column Weighs Women Vote Impact on Elections
The column argues women voters could decide contests, notes shifting political loyalties, and discusses South Carolina and Mississippi races. It asserts Cole Blease should not be governor, cites his penal record, and predicts Vardaman’s defeat with women's vote pivotal in Mississippi.
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Ned
South Carolina
Mississippi
Cole Blease
Palmetto
Blease
Vardaman
Georgia Chief Justice William H. Fish Declares Re-Election Not Feasible
In a public note from Atlanta dated August 24 1922 Chief Justice William H Fish announces he will not campaign for re election to the Georgia Supreme Court due to duties and health He asks for public support while pledging continued faithful service and better work given his experience The piece notes rumors of impaired health but his colleagues on the bench attest to his vigor and readiness to continue in office
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William H. Fish
Supreme Court of Georgia
Ion
Fish
People of Georgia
Supreme Court
Rejed
Atlanta
Georgia
Campaigt
Supreme Court of Georgiand
Tish
Athens Dentists on Big Program for Eighth District Meet
A meeting of the Eighth District Dental Association will be held in Madison on September 19 with several Athens dentists on the program. The schedule includes operative dentistry, crown and bridge work, exodontia, and general discussions led by Dr. Lee Peacock Dr. E N Bowers Dr. J Thrailkill Dr. Pope B Tolliday and others. Leo Johnson a colored youth was arrested Wednesday night for stealing automobile tires and is held in the city prison pending further developments as another boy who was with him escaped during arrest.
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Eighth District Dental Association
Madison
Athens
Lee Peacock
E, N, Bowers
J. Thrailkill
Pope
Tolliday
E. B. Hudson
W.C. Wright
R.B. Cuningham
G. H. Dunlap
Ententan UF. L
Leo Johnson
Normal School Formally Opens Twenty-Ninth Session
The twenty ninth session of the State Normal School opened with chapel at Pound Auditorium. Rev Walter Anthony led devotionals and Rev S J Cartledge spoke for city ministers. President Pound praised the large attendance and new faculty members included Esther Benson Frances Bond Inez Sparks Annie Massey Kath leen Drake.
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State Normal School
Pound
Walter Anthony
Methodist Church
J. Cartledge
Esther Benson
Frances Leibing
Frances Bond
J. W. Bailey
Inez Sparks
Annie V. Massey
Broadhurst
Kathleen Drake
Man Sentenced in Cotton Disappearance Case
Talbotton Georgia W J Thornton a well known former warehouse manager pleaded guilty to six indictments for larceny after trust in the disappearance of fifty bales of cotton valued at four thousand dollars from his warehouse. He was sentenced to six years in the penitentiary with five years suspended after one year served.
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Talbotton
W. J. Thornton
Thornton
Clemson Boasts Excellent Coaches for 1921 Season
Clemson College unveils a star coaching staff for 1921 led by Doc Stewart. New assistants Captain T. E. May and Captain Frederick Roderick bring Oregon, Ohio, and Pacific Coast fame, with Fred W. Hamilton remaining as year round aide. Red Geddes may aid freshman coaching, boosting confidence in strong Clemson battles.
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Clemson College
South
Stewart
Clemson
E. W. Shaw
Nebraska
T. E. May
Frederick Roderick
Ohio
Pacific Coast
Fred W. Hamilton
Washington State College
Brown
Pennsylvania
May
Wooster
Ohio)University
Massillon
Red” Geddes
Fighting Center
Tiger
Ing
Rouderick
Tillie Walker Hits 34th Homer in Doubleheader
Philadelphia report says Tillie Walker hit his thirty fourth home run of the season in the second game of a Boston Red Sox doubleheader. Pitcher Wintera was the pitcher against whom the homer occurred.
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Tillie” Walker
Philadelphia
Boston Red Sox
Wintera
Powerful film at Palace Theatre
Universal Jewel presents Human Hearts at the Palace Theatre for a two day engagement. The story follows Tom Logan and his mother through love, vice, and a moral climax as a city siren schemes to seize his father's farm and coal wealth.
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Palace Theatre
Hal Reid
Wally
House Peters
Tom Logan
Tom
Ex-Sandletter Martin McManus rises to big leagues
The former sandlot star Martin McManus, once sure of a major league future, becomes a rising batter with a .331 average at age 21. He embodies the dream from Chicago sandlot to the St. Louis Browns and beyond.
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Martin McManus
St. Louis Browns
Sand Lot School
Chicago
Martin
Cleveland
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Cincinnati
St. Louia
Pittsburg
St. Louis i
Brooklyn
Philadelph
Bor
Yes
Resul
Birmingham
Mobile A
Nashville
Little Rock
Atlanta
New Orleans
Orleans
Mobile
Ememnene
Memphis
Chattanooga
Yaosnseseves
Kiwanis hears good cotton crop from proper calcium arsenate
Clarke county farmers using calcium arsenate report a fairly good cotton crop this season. Jones and Purcell note thousand acres of cotton and boll weevil control improves with proper application. Hartwell charter presentation planned for next Tuesday with General Walter Harris. Boys clubs aid hog raising as Clarke county weighs more small grains and forage crops.
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Hartwell
Mac, Howell
W. C. Jordan
Linton Gerdine
Will King Meadow
Harry Hinton
F Club
Joel
A. Wier
Presidentiai
Bisel Jared Hi
Clarke County
Walt
Link Evens Series With Bedgood In Weekend Showdown
The Link grizzly tribe edged Bedgood 4 3 to force a decisive final, with Howard McWhorter delivering a home run and twelve for the season. Doc Slaughter and Pope added key hits as Link overcame a 3 3 tie through six innings to claim victory.
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Grizzly Tribe
Link
Bedgood
Howard McWhorter
Link Crew
Doc Blaughter
Bob McWhorter
Walter Pope
Doc Slaughter
Link Abrhe Moss
Ginn
Pittard
Bedgood Abrhe Jan
Slaughter
Dean
Sci
Kytle
Pope
H. McWhorter
Jester and Mayor Nurture Market Proposal Delay
Mayor George C. Thomas says he did not call for a vote on the market men proposal, deeming hasty action unwise after endorsing a municipally owned abattoir and refrigeration plant. He preferred postponement to a regular meeting, with Friday night discussion likely deciding whether to accept the committee’s recommendation or drop the issue.
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George C. Thomas
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts Named Campaign Chairman
Senator Walsh of Massachusetts was chosen to chair the Democratic Senate campaign committee. Senator Underwood of Alabama, the minority floor leader, announced the selection. Frank A. Hampton was named secretary to the committee.
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Washington
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Underwood
Alabama
Frank A.hampton
Simmons
North Carolina
Masonic Conclave Set by Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery
A stated meeting of Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery No 14 K T is announced for Friday evening in the Masonic Temple at 8:30. It is a business and social gathering with no degree work. Sir Knights are urged to attend. E C Paine E C MNO G Quinn Recorder.
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Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery No. 14
K. T
Masonic Temple
E. C, Paine
E. C. Mno
Quinn
War on insect foes urged by Dr. Edwin E. Slosson
Dr. Edwin E. Slosson argues that humanity fights microbes far harder than visible beasts. He decries the lack of a sanitation secretary, urges domestic defense against vermin, and warns that houses and streets harbor hidden carriers from malarial mosquitos to roaches.
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Edwin E. Slosson
Beelzebub
Navy
Mallat
Etary
Lovely Garden Party Honors Louie Hutchins Sunday School Class
A large garden party at the Hutchins home honored the First Baptist Church Sunday School class, Circle 4. Hostesses Mrs Oscar Abn Cox Mrs L J Dorsey Davis Mrs Jon Mrs H A leader H B Hoover Mrs cock Mrs D W Lovktin and Hugh Gordon welcomed guests. Refreshments were served and Mrs J C Hutchins spoke about her Maryland trip. The event was informal and well received.
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First Baptist Church
Circle 4
Tugs
Oscar Abn D. Cox
L. J. Dorsey Davis
Jon
J. (. Hutchins
Maryland
Eee
Bullock-Barr ett wedding set for Thursday at 6 o'clock
The marriage of Miss Lola Let Bullock and Mr. Clifford Barrett will be a social event at the bride's home on Boulevard. The ceremony will be followed by a reception and they will reside in Akron after traveling via Atlanta.
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Lola
Bullock
Clifford Barrett
W. H. Bullock
Boulevard
E. H. Jennings
Prince Avenue Baptist Church
Vickory
Toccoa
Akron
Ohio
Atlanta
Former Alabama Governor Emmet O'Neil Dies After Illness
Former Alabama governor Emmet O'Neil died early Thursday morning at 6:45 in this city after several weeks of illness. He suffered a stroke in Battle Creek Michigan where he was receiving treatment six weeks ago and had partially recovered before being moved to his home.
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O’neal
Alabama
Emmet O'Neil
Battle Creek
Mich
Lieutenant Hinton Spends Night In Cuba Then Resumes Flight
Lieut. Hinton and party spent the night at Atilla Cuba port before resuming their flight. They took off at 7:10 PM for Port Au Prince as reported in the dispatch.
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Cuba
Atilla
Ton
Port Au Prince Hay
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