TEN DIMES MAKE A DOLLAR FOR SOUTHERN FARMERS
Larry Gantt presents Chancellor Barrows plan urging diversification from cotton as the unchangeable dollar. The column argues cotton dependence harmed the South after the Civil War, favors growing alfalfa, hay, grains, meat, gardens, poultry, and dairy to boost prosperity, and positions a multi-crop strategy against pests and market forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Larry Gantt
Barrow
Gantt
Chane Barrow
Colton
Liverpool
Graham to sue hotel for $50,000 action begins
In Macon Georgia H C Graham freed from jail faces a libel style claim as he alleges the Mason Hotel Jacksonville permitted officers to enter his room, pilfer his effects and publish pictures. Meanwhile two missing sisters Mrs J Garnett Starr 19 and Miss Valeria Lamar 15 return home from Jacksonville after a nationwide search.
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Macon
J. Garnett Starr
Valeria Lamar
H. C. Graham
Graham
Roberts
Ace
Acco
James Robert Blodgen
Starr
Miss Lamar
Savannah
Jacksonville
Fis
Thes
T the Mason
Relapse Suffered by Young Hawkes in Monroe Shooting
Athenian youth Hawkes, shot in the head by a Monroe officer after a speeding car incident, suffered a relapse from earlier bullet wounds. Attendants say condition slightly improved but remains serious. surgery may be required. Charlie Atkinson was lightly wounded. Officer Johnson was recently tried and freed on assault with intent to murder charges.
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Hawkes
Monroe
Athenlands
Charlie’ Atkinson
Johnson
Reverend Wells Returns From Vacation
W. A. Wells, pastor of the Oconee Street Methodist Church, has returned to Athens fully well after a four week vacation granted by church stewards due to illness. He says the break was pleasant and revived him for fall duties, and he thanks the stewards and church members for their support and well wishes.
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W. A. Wells
Oconee Street Methodist
Athens
Hia
Wells
Bia
Candler Reunites With Wife Amid $100000 Suit
Chicago reports Walter Candler, recently named as defendant in a $100,000 suit alleging an attack on Mrs Clyde K Byfield, arrived with their young son to join his wife. They meet in tears, then stay at a hotel where she reiterates she does not believe the charges.
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Candler
Chicago
Walter ,Candler
Clyde K. Byfield
West
Mrs Harding Improves. Bulletin Notes Resting Comfortably
Washington reports Mrs. Harding's condition showing improvement with a most comfortable day and a fair night. Officials say operative procedure delayed awaiting localization of infection as Harding remains at bedside with no engagements. Mayo clinic expert awaiting developments. Senator McCormick and Secretary Weeks describe encouraging signs as White House staff and aides monitor Mrs. Harding.
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Associated Press
Washington
White House
Harding
Mre
Hale
Maine
Cummings
Iowa
Representative Madden
George B. Chatain
Executive Mansion
Bett
Benatora Kel
van Wilt Hays
Poat
Republicann
Mrs Gresham Hospitalized After Auto Accident
Mrs W R Gresham of Com mut es was brought to a local hospital Sunday afternoon after a automobile accident near place. She sustained lacerations about the knee and in brad but was not seriously injured. The crash involved an auto van and another vehicle with injuries reported.
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Gresham
W. R Gresham
Place
Reach Agreement On Bonus Bill In Senate House Conferees
Senate and House conferees reached an agreement on the soldier's bonus bill on Monday. The conference report was signed by seven of ten managers. Senator Smoot of Utah and Representative Garner of Texas signed, while Representatives Collier of Mississippi and the Simmons amendment proposal were dropped. The Senate land reclamation project and financing from foreign debt were also struck.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House
Smoot
Utah
Garner
Texas
Collier
Mississippi
Simmons
Negroe Alleged Killer At Large In Saturday Knife Fight
George Teasley is alleged to have cut his brother Wait Teasley to death on East Street after a late night scrap. Police hunt Teasley while reports say he may also be badly wounded. Arthur Hollis aided as peacemaker and suffered multiple cuts. Waltmas was found dead in a garden on Toomer's Row with severe head injuries.
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George Teasley
Wait Teasley
Arthur Hollis
Waltmas
Toomer’s Row
Drunk And Disorderly Charges Dominate Court Session
In a Monday police court session, several violators were named. White defendants Jim LaCorite Vince LaConte and Dave Robe faced $15.76 fines or 30 days in the stockade for drunk and disorderly conduct. George Mott and another white man were fined $10.76, while Nate Winfen and Johnson faced smaller penalties. HR. E. Gilmore paid $310 for speeding and John Wad $5 for traffic violations.
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Jim LaCorite
Vince »LaConte
Dave Robe
East Athens
Dreadrick Johnson
George Mott
Johnson
Rain Delays Opening of Canadian Women's Golf Championship
Persistent rain postpones the start of the 27th Canadian women's golf championship in Toronto. Organizers announced delays and will update on new tee times as weather clears.
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Toronto
Heena
Banner Herald to Flash Election Returns at Shackelford Building
Norbett H. Epting addresses Clarke county voters from the Shackleford building in Athens. About five to seven hundred attend as he pledges to go to Atlanta for the people’s interests. The Banner-Herald will flash complete election returns Wednesday night with exclusive wire service, inviting the public to witness the grand display.
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Herald Will
Shackelford
Norbett H. Epting
Clarke County
Shackleford
Atlanta
Carlyle Cobb
Epting
Banner- Herald
Western Union J
Athens
Georgia
Athena
Banner-Herald
Rain Brings Relief After Weeks of Drought in Athens
Rain fell Monday morning in Athens and surrounding areas, prompting general rejoicing after a prolonged drought. People had prayed for rain as vegetation and gardens suffered, and officials announced improvements following the precipitation from the county commissioners.
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Athens
Little Four Year Old Girl Laid To Rest
Funeral services for four year old Elsie Cecelia Juhlin daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Juhlin were held Sunday afternoon at the grave site. The child died Saturday night at home 153 Vine Street with grieving parents and extended family present including both sides grandparents and a month old sister.
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Elsie Cecelia
H. E. Juhlin
Vine Street
Crave Ae
P. A. Jublin
Joe A. Saye
Professor retires from prosecution in Poll case in South Bend
In South Bend Indiana Professor John P Tiernan withdraws from prosecuting Harry Poll whom he accused as the father of a son born to Mrs Tiernan last November. Mrs Tiernan says she is recovered and the case now concerns her and Paulin. After the case ends, Tiernan and his wife may separate. In Aiken South Carolina Jos E Thorpe 62 prominent merchant was found dead in bed apparently by a fall from a bed with his wife present.
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South Bend
Ind
John P. Tiernan
Harry Poll
Tiernan
Mra
Paulin
Aiken
Jos
Thorpe
Rail Injunction Extended Amid Trial In Chicago
Chicago report: Federal Judge Wilkerson extends a ten day restraining order against the rail strike as hearings for a permanent injunction begin. Attorny Donald H. Richberg signals a request to modify the order while evidence of violence and sabotage tied to the strike is reviewed. Federal agents gather nationwide data on road car damage and derailed trains as unions vow restraint.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Wilkerson
Heaing
Ro Donald H. Richberg
Sty
Crafts’ Policy Committee
Here
Bert M
Sie of Labor
E Jt Sacl Sestak Cret Service
Mr. Daugherty
Ud Som
Wilkenot
Rallway
Son
Ff Richbourg
Rnin
Clayton
Bil
Richbourg
Shopa Garding
Body Of Second Girl Found In Missouri River
Police in Napoleon Missouri recovered the body of a second girl in the Missouri River near Napoleon. The victim, a teen with a hole in the head and wrapped in a sack, wore a cheap wrapper without shoes. A man identified as John Doe was arrested after relatives reported his daughters missing.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
Missouri River
Napoleon
Missouri
John Doe
Candidates Speak In City Tonight Athens Voters Hear Campaign
Athens and Clarke county voters have one last chance to hear congressional candidates tonight. Judge Crand speaks at 8 15 pm at the Colonial Theater while Col T J Shackelford addresses the crowd an hour earlier at Southern Mills. Judge Brand seeks re election and campaigns across the district. Ford spoke last Tuesday at the Colonial. Only Governor Hardwick and Norbert Epting have made earlier appearances among legislature candidates.
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Athens
Clarke County
Judge Crand
Colonial Theater
Col
T. J. Shackelford
Southern Mills
Judge Brand
Senate Ac
5Ford
Colonial
Hardwick
Norbert Epting
Georgia athlete Mott tied to alleged assault case
Prominent former University of Georgia athlete Mott, once noted in football basketball and track, faced a serious allegation involving a Negro woman in Athens. He was reported to be in a dangerous condition while on a business trip in the West, with links to legal work in Atlanta through Thompson and Hirsh.
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Athens
Angele
Kennon
Mott
Georgia
Linton
West
Atlanta
Thompson and Hirsh
University Law School
Sale of Enemy Properties in Came roons Planned
The British embassy has informed the United States Government that a sale of enemy properties in the Cameroons, German Africa, is contemplated. The base will take place in London early in October and will include estates, cocoas, mail, rubber shipping, trading sites, feet.
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Washington
United States
Cameroons
German Africa
London
Cocos
Mrs T N Lester Dies After Loyal Baptist Faith
Mrs T N Lester formerly Miss Cora Kent and noted devout Christian, dies. Funeral services will be at her residence 187 Ni nue on Tuesday September 10 at 10 oclock. Rev R L Cook of Waltten and Rev George S from M church will officiate. Attending ministers from nearby towns expected.
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Waltten
Lester
Cora Kent
Primitive Baptist
Ebu
Ninue
R. L. Cook
Was Land
George
Hutt
A Allen
Atheins
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Dave
South
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New York
Mrs. Harding
Agia Ui
Worbett H. Epting
Shackelford Building
Postmaster General
Bolly
Los Angeles
T. N. Lester
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