Hardwick Contest Appeals Highlight Second Primary Debate
Disputed recounts in De catur county fuel Hardwick appeals as the sub committee weighs county unit votes and legality. Two other cases involve Atkinson and Morris Morris with solicitor general races under debate over nomination rules.
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Hardwick ‘ Field-The £.Units of De‘entur
Cols. C. Bennett
Decatur County
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Movant
Col. Bennett
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Bennett
Reops
Man Flynt
Hiade
GariiganivUe
Ared
George A._.H. Morris, Jr
Eugene Taylor
Solicitor General
Rome
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Thrés
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Harris
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Oath
Makes
Solicitor ‘Generals
Flynt
Finanances
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Pastor Marx Receives Gift for Education from Congregation
In Atlanta the Hebrew Benevolent Congregation honored Rabbi David Marx on his 25th anniversary with a testimonial check of 8500. Marx declines personal use, directing the funds to educational purposes under a congregation board. He is noted as father of David Marx Jr, a University of Georgia junior.
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Doubtful Extra Session Debated by Georgia Legislature
Atlanta reports that calls for an extraordinary General Assembly to add maintenance funds for state education have yielded no definite action. Governor Dorsey weighs the issue amid predictions of a hard fight over additional appropriations as tax revenue rises by about one million dollars.
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General Assembly
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Athens
State University
College of Agriculture
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Fullbright
Georgia
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Alabama House Defeats Resolution On Constitutional Convention
In Montgomery on September 16, 1920s clipping notes the Alabama House voted seventy two to twenty two against a resolution submitting to referendum a proposal for a constitutional convention in 1922. The Associated Press report records the rejection and indicates the public vote right was not granted.
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Alabama! House Today
Associated Press
Welch Losses Reported At $432000 In Excess Liabilities
A local committee reports Mrs John Welch faces about $432000 in excess liabilities beyond assets. Auditors estimate assets near $740000 with liabilities around $832000 after cotton market losses. The five member committee, chaired by Mr Garble, will present findings at a meeting in Athens. Authorities seek to determine how to raise funds to satisfy creditors.
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Welch
Athens
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Weyer
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Prohibition Enforcement Faulted by Kramer Plot Claim
Washington dispatch reports Prohibition Commissioner Kramer stating that dry law enforcement machinery is inadequate and that the anti saloon league warns of a vast conspiracy to discredit and overthrow prohibition. Delegation by Prohibition Com noting enforcement gaps discussed amid mounting opposition.
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Prohibition. Com
Kramer
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Prohibition
Primary returns delayed by county reporting lapses
State party officials faced delays as counties failed to send election results promptly. Secretary HK Gardner appealed for rapid reporting after some counties wired or telephoned results multiple times before the full state tally arrived.
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HK Gardner
Sophomore legislator McClure vows college hazing to end
Walker county native and University of Georgia freshman rep elected to the General Assembly faced hazing as the Scalping Brigade shaved freshmen. McClure, 26, spoke of his war record and plans to wear a cap, while four hundred students welcomed a bright future amid the traditional shaven-headed term at Georgia.
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Gentein General ‘Assembly
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University of Georgia
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General’ Assembly
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Explosion in Wall Street Wrecks Financial District
A massive noon explosion in New York’s financial district injures hundreds and damages J P Morgan, the Treasury, and nearby offices. Eyewitness accounts describe a heavy blast, rising smoke, shattered windows, and a city in chaotic panic as the stock exchange closes.
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