Mentor’s plea amid missing Lamar sisters case
The grandmother of Annie Camille Lamar Starr, known in Athens as Miss Lamar, asks the public not to condemn her granddaughter amid a nationwide search for the missing woman and her sister Valeria, citing mental impairment due to throat trouble since childhood. In Macon, J A Childs identifies H A Graham as the kidnapping suspect seen with the sisters. no bail is set and a committment hearing is planned for Wednesday.
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Annie Camille Lamar Starr
Macon
South
J. A. Pitch
Athens
Annie Camille Lamar
Childs
Graham
Grahan
Lamar Sisters
Jacksonville
Ray
Herod
Mrs Harding Fights Brave Against Dreaded Disease
At the White House Mrs. Harding remains holding her own as doctors near a critical point with a recurring illness. General Sawyer notes no major change since morning bulletin while Secretary Christian warns signs remain distressing. A consult is planned for Monday to decide on possible surgery amidst steady support from President Harding and visitors.
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Washington
Harding
White House
Sawyer
Christain
Cary T. Grayson
Wilson
Executive Mansion
Mrs. Harding
Alice
Lafayette Parks
Ormer
Charles Mayo
Rochester
Minnis
John Finney
Baltimore
Carl W. Sawyer
Marion
Ohio
General Binyer
Elsie Jublin 4 Dies at Home in Diptheria Outbreak
Four year old Elsie Celle Jublin died at 153 Street home of her parents H E Jublin and wife from diphtheria. Survived by 10 month sister and grandparents Mr and Mrs B A Jublin and Mr and Mrs J A Baye. Funeral at five Sunday afternoon officiated by Rev F R Horton. Pallbearers named N A Smith J A Baye Emory L Herring B O List. Burial in [unspecified location].
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Elsie Celle Jublin
H. E. Jublin
Adethen
B. A. Jublin
J. A. Baye
Charge Against Dr G T Canning Dismissed By Board
Following a Saturday hearing the Board of Health dismissed the charge against Dr G T Canning for failing to report a diphtheria case. It found he reported the Preston Meara case on July 20 and tried to quarantine, but the report was not shared with board officials. A negative culture led to no quarantine, and the inquiry noted that a negative culture does not prove absence of diphtheria.
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Board of Health
G. T. Canning
Canning
Harbin
Preston Meara
S Harbin
Marbin
Dr. Canning
Dr. Brown
State Board of Health
Havern
Daughter of J. W. Morton Is Dead
Frances Morton nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs James W Morton died after heart trouble Saturday night near Athens on Lexington road Funeral at the family cemetery Sunday at six with Rev Walter Anthony and Rev J R Allen officiating Pallbearers named T J Gaines Ellington Thad Hawkins Dean Amiss and Ternio Wing eld
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Frances
James W. Morton
Athens
Lexington Road
Tle
Walter Anthony
J. R. Allen
T. J. Gaines
Mr. Ellington
Thad Hawkins
Dean Amiss
Ternio Wingeld
Electrician Wille Lee Found Dead at City Garage
Wille Lee, a Black employee at the City Garage, was found deceased at 2:40 Sunday morning. An employee heard a sudden accident while washing a car and discovered him at the rear of the building clutching an electric light bulb. An inquest was held.
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Wille Lee
Winterville School Praised By Prof F C Chandler
Winterville High School earns praise from Prof F C Chandler of the Vocational Agriculture Dept for its two modern buildings and hands on instruction. The article notes practical farming education, seed improvement, and domestic science under Miss Susie Burson, with Principal M R Ellington and staff.
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Larry Gantt
F.C. Chandler
Vocatonal Agricultural Department
Winterville High School
Winterville
State Agriculture College
State College
Tey
Susie Burson
Athens
M . R. Ellington
Vocatonal Agriculture
Home Economica
Susie Burison
Greek Army Reduced to 100,000 Fleeing Men in Asia Minor
Paris dispatches report that the Greek force in Asia Minor has dwindled to about 100,000 retreating troops. Turkish nationals chase them, with organized Turkish units within 50 miles of Smyrna and 40 miles from the Sea of Marmara. The Turkish offensive has covered over 130 miles in ten days, rapid by historical standards.
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Paris
Asia Minor
Mediterranean
Smyrna
Sea of
Marmora
Cox Would Suspend Payment of Inter Allied Debts
New York report quotes James M. Cox former Ohio governor and Democratic presidential candidate arguing prosperity at home must come first before Europe’s rearmament and the league of nations. He says the United States should suspend payment of inter allied war debts and that England may one day propose canceling remaining obligations. He predicts the U S will join the league for duty and self interest.
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Associated Press
New York
United States
League of Nations
James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Europe
League
England
Enegland
Mr. Cox
Athens to Open Swift Building Cabinet Shop Firm
W. Taffar of Gainesville has leased the Swift building at Broad and Foundry streets in Athens to open a cabinet shop making show canes store and office fixtures repairing and upholstering and refinishing household furniture. The Athens Chamber of Commerce helped, and Taffar and his wife and three children will live at 452 North Milledge in the Sam Woods home. Two children will enroll in Child's Street School.
Market Mien to finance plant and stockyard growth
Market men who proposed an abattoir at first then withdrew now plan to build and operate a plant near the city incinerator. A $30,000 stock company may be formed to finance construction and expansion into a stockyard and eventual packing house in Northeast Georgia. Plans include a refrigerator option and health regulation compliance.
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Georgia Railroad
L. O. Price
J. W. Barnett
George C. Thomas
Upto
Board of Health
Ie Council
Athens
Price T
Georgia
Aged Citizen of Madison Buried Saturday 4 P. M.
John W. Burroughs 18 died at the home of W. FH. Burroughs in Madison county Friday night. Funeral from the residence Saturday at 4 p.m. Rev. Frank Chancler officiated. interment in the family cemetery. Dunaway & Son directed. Survived by widow Mrs. J. W. Burroughs, two sons W. H. and WwW. Burroughs, two daughters Burroughs, and brother A. Burrougha, all of Madison county.
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John W. Burroughs
W. FH. Burroughs
Madison
Frank Chancler
Dunaway & Son
J. W. Burroughs
W. H
Burroughs
A. +. Burrougha
Madleon
County
Engineer drives engine thirty miles with arms in splints
J. G. Dunbar, engineer for the Central of Georgia, fell from a trestle near Madison while helping move a dead cow. He placed both broken arms in splints and continued to drive his locomotive to Athens, rescuing the engine and delivering the carcase for repair. Upon arrival, his arms were re‑set at a local hospital.
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J. G. Dunbar
Central of Georgia
Madison
Denkides Family Says Son Weds Irene Viehaudel in Europe
Nick Denkides of Athens announces his eldest son Michael Denkides has married Irene Viehaudel, daughter of a leading European family in Leipzig Germany. The groom, a Greece College graduate, is described as educated and talented. other siblings John and Anggelica are named.
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Nick Denkides
Athens
Wes
Michael Denkides
Leipsig
Germany
Irene Viehaudel
Deakider
Mothe
Europe
Deakides
Michael
Rae
Denkides
John
Anggelica
Districts Vote On Executive Member Seats In County
The State Democratic Executive Committee ruling changes county countywide district votes at the primary. Voters will write in a district choice on the ticket bottom. eight district seats to be filled for two years. City wards vote in the city primary. Names list current members by district. one member note about district 1467th. Swift home robbed of 500 in clothing. suspects held.
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Democratic Executive Committee
Democratic
Athens
Max Michael
Chas
Lves
Clarke County Campaigns Draw Speakers as Voters Remain Apathy
Clarke County amid rising campaign activity with speeches by Judge Brand and Thomas J. ShadRelford to rally support. Attendance is expected light as voters show apathy though 3200 white residents, including about 2700 women, are eligible in Athens and Clarke County. Campaigns target women through organized efforts, with races for congress and state offices drawing attention.
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Charles H. Brand
Mal Theatre
Thomas J. ShadRelford
Mr. Snickleford
Colonial Theatre
Shipleford
Clarke County
Georgia
South Carolina
State House
Clarke
Athens
Mary
Politi
Thomas Hardwick
Clifford W
Walker Colmn Holton
Walker
Brand
5Ford
Congress
Agri Race
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Warren G. Harding
Elsie Jublin
J. W. Morton
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Col
Larry Gant
League of Nation
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Leipsig, Germany
Swift
Ike Swift
Robert Osborne
Jess Haley
W Groes
Brand and Shackelford
Hardwick
Wallide
Judge Brand
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