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Newspaper

Athens Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1922

Page

2

Nevin Denny wedding celebrated in Vandalia Illinois

The marriage of Miss Marie Louise Denny and Mr Henry Welle Nevin took place Tuesday at the Denny home in Vandalia Illinois with Reverend Joseph G Wright officiating. The ceremony featured an improvised altar of smilax and palms and music by Katherine Baynes of Chicago. The bride, a University of Illinois alumna and Chi Omega member, was escorted by her father. the groom is a Naval Academy and University of Georgia graduate from Atlanta. A reception followed and the couple will reside at Third street Champaign.

Nevin-Denny Vandalia Georgia South Mauri Louise Denny Henry Welle Nevin Mee UF. Denny Joseph G. Wright Katherine Baynes Atlanta Bordifier Anders Nevin Third Street Champagne University of Illinois Miss Deary University of Georgia Chi Phi University of Nllipoli Pepic Tate M. A Rome John W. H. Underwood Congress South Caro Edgewroods Heywoods Jouronalyea

Warfield And Jewell End Tie Up After Negotiations

Warfield and Jewell arrange end of tie up after talks with Daniel Illard of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and others. An agreement acceptable to three railroads and shop crafts leaders was reached on September 5 as talks continued with executives and a policy committee.

Daniel Illard Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Ship Road Smith Baltimore Jewell Railway Employes Department Willard

English phrase fragment on railroad settlement dispute

A fragment notes that a person named Jewell and his associates sought a fair and reasonable settlement of existing differences in a railroad dispute. The readable text hints at negotiation rather than litigation or official action. No dates or locations are provided.

Jewell

Hartwell Kiwanis Secures Clemson Georgia Game Talk

Hartwell Kiwanis club received a charter to back a 1923 Clemson Georgia football game in Hartwell. A Kiwanian speaker pledged to press Clemson authorities to schedule a conference in Hartwell. Athens delegates included Stegeman Sanford Talmadge Martin Howell Lamkin Magill Hodgson Lanier Paddock Abney. Hartwell's economy showed prosperity with no local business failures during the recent downturn.

Hartwell Tt City Lid Clemson Athens Stegeman, Sanford C. G. Talmadge C. E.rtin McBride Howell E. E. Lamkin Dan Magill Walter Hodgson Lanier Armstrong Paddock M. J. Abney L. L. Stapleton

Farm values recover with weevil control

Land prices rose after farmers learned to treat weevil damaged crops with calcium arsenate and other means. Widespread pest management boosted yields, allowing acre values to rebound from five dollars to a hundred or two hundred dollars. Real estate agents and builders encouraged purchases and home construction as profit prospects improved.

Osaka Most Expensive City in Empire Declines

Osaka, industrial capital of Japan, remains the empire’s priciest city with June prices 5.7 percent higher than a year earlier. Tokyo follows at 6.8 percent. Government actions include a 15 percent reduction order for necessities and further price cuts on soda and tofu. With good weather expected, a rice price drop may follow.

Osaka Japan Tokio Tokilo

Neptune's Court Initiation Aboard Munson Liner Crossing the Equator

Secretary Hughes witnessed a Neptune ceremony aboard the Steamship Pan America as Munson Line ships cross the Equator. The elaborate rite includes Father Neptune, the ship’s captain, and a mock trial with rope, water submersion, and a final hurl into the sea. The rite, once a line-crossing prank, is staged on all Munson crossings to South America, amid Rio de Janeiro’s Brazilian Centennial Exposition draw.

New York Rio de Janeiro Hughes Neptune Pan America Munson Steamship Line United States South American Father Neptune Munson Line Equator Bemi Rael Thales Neptune’s 4 Trout Fathe Neaume South America

Broadway Season Begins With Few Strong New Plays

New York critics note a slow opening month with only four shows standing the Broadway test. Maria Tempest stars in The Serpent's Tooth, Leslie Howard shines as the son, and Louise Evan Shipman presents Fools Errant. Torch Bearers and A Serpent's Tooth gain praise for writing and acting. So Is London fails to impress.

New York Don Marquis W l. Estibliaved Sipelf John Golden Mari¢é Louise Evan Shipman Life Cohan London Crane Wibur Mario Tempest Morice Tempest Misa Tempest Leslie Howard Greta Ellis Alexandra Carlisle West Times Square

Athens Clarke County Votes Hit Record Turnout

Ballots surged in Athens and Clarke County with 2380 total votes. Ballard defeated Duggan 6 to 0 and Bran defeated Shackelford 272 to 72 amid a high turnout. The executive committee will meet at noon to consolidate returns and declare nominees.

Ballard Duggan Bran Shackelford Athens Clarke County Court House

International speedway classic planned near Indianapolis

Plans for a 300 mile international speed classic unfold with entries from the United States and abroad including Jimmy Murphy 1922 A A A champion Harry Miller Tommy Milton and Captain Eddie Rickenbacker as referee. The race uses a 120 mph design with a 42 degree banked mile oval and two steel grandstands for 35 000 spectators. Trials expected around September.

James Murphy Kansas City Jimmy Murphy Harry Indianapolis Tommy Milton Bennett Hill Pacific Sams Eddie Rickenbacker Wits

Married Buddies Only House Veterans at New Orleans Legion Meet

New Orleans hosts the American Legion convention October 16 to 20. Married veterans with wives will be accommodated in residential districts while single vets stay in downtown hotels, rooming houses, halls and lodge rooms. Over 14,000 will travel by Pullman cars, with accommodations in three railroad yards.

New Orleans A. BE. F American Legion Ted Buldines America Hting

Armistice Parade To Honor Veterans In New Orleans

Officials plan a large Armistice parade with 60,000 Legion members marching in active service uniforms. Veterans will move in state order, joined by 100 bands and drum corps as state units and department bands participate in contests along the streets of New Orleans.

New Orleans

Japanese-Chinese Trade Increases in July

Tokyo reports July trade shows exports of 23,707,000 yen and imports of 12,759,000 yen, yielding an excess of 10,948,000 yen. Year to date totals reach 190,389,000 yen in exports and 95,949,000 yen in imports, with exports up 30,438,000 yen and imports down 507,000 yen, for an overall excess of 94,440,000 yen.

Tokio Chinese Republic Finance Department

Korean Notes Replace Russian Currency in Vladivostok

Shinro Ito of the Bank of Korea Vladivostok branch says old Russian currency is being replaced by convertible notes. He denies Vladivostok branch closure with the Russian troop evacuation and notes Vladivostok’s economy may fluctuate but investments should not suffer.

Antonov Vladivostock Bank of Korea Shinro Ito Ito Siberia

Money War Stip Mail In Offer For Patents Medicine

Stubbed OCR reads a scam style offer promising pills for multiple ailments. The ad urges mailing name and address to a Chicago area recipient and promises a package with pills claimed to cure colds, rheumatism, bladder issues, constipation and other pains.

Poley Sheffield Ave

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