Hog Raising Proves Progressive in Oglethorpe County
Larry Gantt notes Mr Wise of Oglethorpe County reports a four acre cotton field, expects thirty bushels, and praises hog raising with improved breeds. He stresses calcium arsenate use against boll weevil, crop diversification, and drought recovery boosting corn, pea, and hay yields across neighboring counties.
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Wise
Oglethorpe County
Theyills Pond
Woodle
Ogleporpe
Kelly
Winterville
United States
Berkshire O. I
Essex
Mae H
Thoman
J. Carther
Elbert County
Carthers
Elbert
Kither
Madixon
Oglethorpe
Settlement Reached In Four-Day Railway Strike Talks
Baltimore reports the end of a railroad strike after four days of talks led by Warfield and B M Jewell with AF of L officials. Officers from Seaboard Air Line and other rail groups participated as direct negotiations resumed, leading to an understanding and plan to present terms to multiple railroads.
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Banner-Herald
Baltimore
Davies Warfield
Seaboard’ Air Line
B. M . Jewell
A. H. Smith
New York Central Lines
Daniel Willard
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Executive Council Railway Emmployee Depatment
American Federation Labor
Jewell
Railway Employee Department
Warfield
National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities
Association of Railway Executives
Seaboard Air Line
Hoad
Seaboard
Ronda
Smith
Newrk Central Lines
Walker Victory Is Complete In Local Election
John J. Brown also wins in the same race as Walker victory is confirmed. McDonald leads for rail commission succeeding Candler. Perry is re elected.
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Walker
John J. Brown
McDonald
Rail Commission
Candler
Perry
Walker elected Georgia Attorney General and Governor candidate
Georgia voters show Clifford Walker from Monroe nominated for governor by a large majority in the white primary. Returns also indicate ledges for Richard B. Russell to the Supreme Court prompt and other statewide offices, with varying margins across counties. Walker's background includes University of Georgia graduate and prior roles as solicitor general and attorney general.
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Walker
Georgia
Hardwick
University of Georgia
Western Judicial Circuit of
Rosa Matheson
Mr. Walker
B. S. Walker
Monroe
Atlanta
Clifford Walker
Richard B. Russell
Winder
iQhieldi
Surf
Wm. H. Fish
J. J. Brown
Blalock
Houser
Ballard
Duggan
R. E. Davison
W. C. Bryant
Jas. A. Perry
Gwinnett
R. C. Bell
Court of Appeals
C. M. Chandler
Johnson
Bartow
Palmour
Hall
McDonald
Richmond
Fatally Injured Brother Jailed After Hog Dispute
EASTMAN Ga A dispute over hogs led to Daniel White being struck with a heavy board and fatally injured. Will White was jailed on a charge of munter in connection with the incident and remained in custody today.
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Eastman
Will White
Daniel White
Bury Man Killed Instantly When Struck By Car
Gray Ga R W Watson 60 was run over Saturday night by a Macon Grocery truck driven by a Black man and killed instantly. He was buried at Gus Roberts cemetery in Jones county Monday. Rev C T Ivey conducted the funeral. He left two sons Jonnie and Dewey and six daughters Dinah Beulah Lillie Kaie Zadie and Mary all at home.
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Banner-Herald
Gray
R. W. Watson
Macon! Grocery Company
Jones County
Gus Roberts
C. T. Ivey
Jonnie
Dewey
Dinah
Beulah
Lillie
Kaie
Zadie
Mary
Ladies of Invisible Eye Lashes Woman in Fort Worth Attack
Mrs. L. Tatum, 44, was beaten and bound by four women claiming to be from the Ladies of the Invisible Eyes. They lured her with a promise to visit her daughter, drove six miles from Stop Six Dallas Pike, and administered lashes using strapped objects with balls at the ends. The assailants vanished after the attack.
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Fort Worth
Texas
L .Tatum
Mn Committee
Ladies of the Invisible Eyes
Mra. Tatum
Wera
Mre. Tatum
Dallas Pike
Floyd
Tatum
Bret
Holden and DuBose Apparent Winners for Legislature
Clarke County returns show Holden and DuBose leading in the state legislative races while the county commission contest remains close. Women vote for the first time in the Democratic primary as rural precincts report varied totals and forecasts through 1200 counted ballots in Athens.
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Clarke County
Athens
Holden
Dubose
Frank Hollen
H. C. Brown
Epting
Messia
Hodgson
Griffeth
White
Arnold
Hodggeon
Charles Brand
Russel
Dudge Fish
James ‘Perry
Walter R
McDorad KR
EL Davison
Eaerly
Ballard
J, Se) Brown
Walker
Hardwick
Brown
H. W. White
Blalock
Houser
Irregulars Attack National Guard at Dublin Prison
Reports from Belfast via Dublin say irregulars attacked the National Guard at Mount Joy prison in Dublin Tuesday night. A half hour clash followed with several irregulars wounded and the details printed by the Evening Star.
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London
Associated Press
National Army
Mount Joy Prison
Dublin
Belfast
Evening Star
Primary Returns Show Incumbents Lead Across States
Early incomplete returns indicate strong margins for three Republican incumbent senators in eight state primaries. Washington and Michigan show leading contenders, with Poindexter and Walker ahead as returns grow. In South Carolina New Head race sees McLeod defeating Cole B I for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination as early results trickle in.
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Chicago
Fea
Towsisend
Michigan
Joseph Walker
Poindexter
Washington
George Lamping
Seattle
Frances C. Axter
William E. Sweet
Denver
Fred A. Cabin
Colorado
Benjamin Griffith
Earl Cooley
C. C.timberlake
Redfield Proctor
A. W. Foote
Vermont
South Carolina
Cole BI
Thomas G. McLeod
Charles B. Wardland
G. W. P. Hunt
Arizona
Campbell
Ashurst
Masachusetts
Cox Haa
Enay Vitar
Ham A
Oston
Boston
Groesbeck
Jas. Balch
Alva M. Cummins
H. G. Dupree
Louisiana
Res Turna
Notable Georgia College Opens With New Leader
Dr Marion and the University of Georgia influence mark Gordon residence leadership. The article outlines the 1922 23 season aims and a brighter outlook for the Georgia Agricultural College as it plans to expand its program and staff.
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Dahlonega
Marion
University of Georgia
Ton
Gordonservort
Niorgia Agricultural College
Bie Negi
Hartwell Gunfight After Political Dispute Ends in Death
In Hartwell Georgia Earl Sanders, a 50 year old Republican farmer from a prominent family, was shot and killed in the public square by Walter A Ayers a 30 year old local stock dealer after a heated political argument near Halley s drug store. Ayers was arrested and placed in the Hart county Jail as hundreds gathered to witness the aftermath.
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Banner-Herald
Hartwell
Earl Sanders
Hart County
Walter A. Ayers
Sanders
Ayers
Halley
Htarwell
Hartwell Kiwanis Club Receives Charter At City Meeting
Hartwell's new Kiwanis club was presented its charter in a Tuesday night ceremony attended by delegations from Athens Madison and Washington. General Walter A Harris district governor of Macon issued the charter as A S Skelton accepted the honor. The group plans to sponsor a Toccoa club and features a strong local roster led by R Matheson as president.
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Hartwell
New Kiwanis Club
Athens
Madison
Washington
Walter A. Harris
Macon
Hartwell Club
A. 8. Skelton
Hartwell Kiwanis
Toccoa
Hart County
Matheson
Skeln
Fred G. White
W. E. McCur
Hugh A. Price
J. Phillipa, Jr
A. B.irdson
E. A. Skelton
Skelton
E. EB. Satterfield
Jan
H. Skelton
J. H Skelton
W. Thornton
R. Ce
C.thernicg
Homer Thomp
C. Teasley
Fred
Rita Bob
Zellars
And
Leon
Judge Brand Wins Clarke City Precinct Victory
Official returns show Judge Brand carrying Clarke City and winning the 8th district seat for congress. Charles H. defeated Shackelford nationwide, with large county majorities noted in Newton Elbert and Oglethorpe counties as votes poured in. The Banner-Herald described broad support across the district despite late counting.
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Judge Brand
Clarke City
Charles H
Jack
Congress
Thomas Shackelford
Banner-Herald Winight
Brand
Newton
Elbert
Dison
House to Act on Tariff Bill Today
Washington reports indicate the House will move toward final action on the tariff bill after extended debate. Chairman Fordnay and House managers prepared a plan to adjourn by week’s end, with the measure and its two thousand plus amendments under scrutiny.
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Washington
Soldier's
Fordnay
Touse
Senate Finance Committee
Normal School Senior Class Elects Officers
The senior class of the Normal School held its annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year.
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Normal School
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Tom Bell
Gainesville
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Greensboro
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C. J. Davison
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POR
Senate
Washington, Ga
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Ednes
Diora Gray
Omar Roberts
Yarmouth
Invisible Eye
T. C. Tatum
Holden and
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J. H. Griffeth
J. M. Hodgson
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