Parading incident mars campus events and student injuries
A parade at a university was interrupted by a speeding car driven by an unknown man. A freshman and several others were rushed to a hospital with injuries including bruises and shaken nerves. Police investigations follow as campus authorities condemn the act and review parade security.
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Janson
Universi Fe
Griffin
Tien
Vane Otherr
Sromtent
Ind
Ron
Money Kings Splurge in Maine Election After GOP Wins
New York reports indicate a surge in funding as Republican nominees win in Maine. Observers view the results as influencing national markets, with heightened activity in bonds and equities amid expectations of policy shifts and fiscal outcomes.
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Money Kings
Maine
New- York
Spolitiah
Ellection
Wilson gives $500 to party campaign fund
New York September 18 a $500 contribution to the Democratic National Campaign Fund was received here today from President Wilson who said he was offering the money as a private citizen in the ranks.
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New
University of Georgia enrolls about 1350 students this term
Registration closed after the first week showing eight hundred fifty eight students with estimates placing total attendance around 1350. Registrar T W Reed notes last year peaked at 1261 with 812 enrolled in the first six days and forecasts continued registration with penalties and restrictions as coeds join in.
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University of Georgia
Plea for Tax Reform in Georgia University Funding
The Georgia Alumni Record reprints Dr R P Brooke appeal urging tax reform to ease financial stringency facing the University of Georgia and its branches. It outlines Senate House clashes over funding, housing shortages, and campus upgrades intended to house more students, amid broader optimism despite state budget woes.
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Georgia
University of Georgia
George
Toay
R. P
Brooke
Macon
School of Commerce
Apeal
Senate
House
Reais
Athens
Park
Agriculture
Iampus
Boya
May's Return Home Rumor Sparks Burial Talk in England
Fragmentary report notes MP Swiney possibly buried in England with Archbishop Mannix in Ireland quoted. Mentions Cork prisoners and prison conditions with garbled phrases about food, linen, and medical care including two trained nurses. The source text is unclear but suggests controversy over burial location and treatment.
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Mannix
Ireland
Hun
Cork
Badaide
Judge Brand Thankful for Support in Eighth District Primary
Charles H. Brand expresses sincere thanks to voters, supporters, and opponents after the Democratic primary. He pledges to serve in the 67th Congress with dedication, seeking the best interests of the district and pledging no ill will toward others.
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Charles H. Brand
Willingn O'Seryi
Congress
Sebthim Badaie
Eeshees
Bolshevists whip wrangell fleet on sea of Azov
London dispatch reports General Wrangel's forces in the Sea of Azov. An official announcement surfaced Friday stating 2 Maxpow.r values received today.
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Bolshevists
Tennessee Attorney Prosecutes Profiteers
Chattanooga reports that United States District Attorney announced intent to prosecute coal operators in chat tanooga for profiteering. He claimed coal was bought at three sixty per ton and sold at ten dollars per ton, with a noon Lever Act action pending after a federal judge issued an opinion.
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Chattanooga
United* States
Coal
Fords
Couple in Chicago seeks kidnapped baby aged 4
Mr and Mrs George Tom of 106 State Street Chicago travel the United States two years seeking Frank Tom reportedly kidnapped by Nicholas Mendes described as about 45 with heavy mustache and swarthy pockmarked face. The couple learned the child was seen in Stone Mountain Georgia then Athens. Police chief Henry Bousse posted description and offered 50 dollar reward as Athens residents asked to aid in tracing the kidnapper and child.
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George ‘Tom
State Street
Chicago
United
States
Frank Tom
Nicholas Mendes
Stone Mountain
Athens
Henry.Boussé
Mendas
Anding
Italians Continue Bolshevik Program in 1918 Rome
Associated Press reports in September 1918 that about thirty thousand workers occupied factories in the southern Italian town of Termini. The event marks a major industrial action amid wartime upheaval as authorities seek to restore order.
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Associated Press
Rome
Tern
Italy
GIAN
Ite
Ford Convention Plans Completed
Plans completed last night for a Ford convention in Northeast Georgia. About two hundred visitors are expected for Tuesday and Wednesday lectures and demonstrations on the Fordson tractor. R. B. Abbott, Slocum Ball, and David T. Bussey of Atlanta will attend, with Dr. Andrew Soule and Professors Jarrigan and Clegg among speakers at the banquet Tuesday.
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Ford
Georgia
Fordson
C.a.trussell
Canquet
Georgian
Fara
Abbott
Southeastern
Ford Company
Slocum ‘Ball
David ‘T. Bussey
Atlanta
Andrew. Jm.soule
Jarrigan
Sand Clegg
James~ W. Morton
The
Georgian Farm ‘ ‘Bureau
Latimer Funeral At Presbyterian Today
The body of Mr. W. C. Latimer, who died Friday at his daughter's summer home in Brevard North Carolina, will arrive in Athens today by Southern Railway and go directly to the First Presbyterian church for a service conducted by Dr. S. L. Hill. The interment will follow at Oconee cemetery. Pallbearers are named from Col C. M. Smalling to Mr. Jonn E. Talmadge Sr. Honorary pallbearers include E. T. Smith Sr. and Prof. W. P. Blomner among others.
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W. C
Latimer
Fred
Morton
Brevard
N.C
Athone
Southern Railway
First ‘Presbyterian
L. Hill
John White
Jonn Ee “Talmadge,Sr
Winamson
A, Linton
Dr Shelton to Speak Twice at First Methodist Athens
Dr W A Shelton returns from the Near East to address Athens at First Methodist Church with an 8 PM sermon titled When Abraham Was a Boy and a 11 16 AM message The Deepest Well in the World. He is noted for scholarly work and was chosen by H C Breasted for a Chicago University honor.
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Shelton
Athens
Abraham
Near East
University
Chicago
University of Chicago
Ainstic Langung University
Miss Rutherford
Lucy” Cobb
Strikers Strengthen in Alabama Region Report
Birmingham reports describe a wary week as Alabama industries face a general strike. Coke plants run short and production slows with some reopenings promised. a fatal incident and a body found near Patton add to unrest.
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Birmingham
Alabama
Coke
Acarce
Elx
Martial Law Transfer Discussion In Galveston
Officials in Galveston discussed transferring law enforcement from military authorities to the game Ranger Force under an agreement presented after noon. The proposal involved city authorities and was witnessed by Ralph Sonpe, price secretary, to Governor Hob ve.
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Lone
Star-State
Galveston
Miitary
Lafe Ranger
Ralph’ ‘Sonpe
Price
Hobve
RECORD ATTENDANCE AT LUCY COBB INSTITUTE
Attendance at the Lucy Cobb Institute this year nears eighty seven registrants, more than last year, filling the dormitory. Miss Rutherford calls it the biggest and best year yet and notes many applicants must be refused due to dormitory limits. Read lists show numerous Athens and other area names among registrants and a long roster of applicants awaiting admission.
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Lucy Cobb - Institute
Misa Rutherford
Miss Rutherford
Elizabeth
Arnold
Athens
Florencr
Monroe
Dorothy Barrett
Athens; “Merle Barrett, Commerce; Elizabeth “Bondurant,Athens; ‘May Bostwick
Louisville
Mabel Bolton
Winterville
Carolyn Brand
Charlotte Brooks
Tampa
Fla
Mary Brown
Covington
Mira Bell
Brown
Virginia
Dorothy and
Atlanta
Cleta
Buloch
Athen
Lula -Lee
Bulloch
Gladys Bunn
Fairfax
Mary
Laulae Bunn Fairfax
Martha Campbell
Washington
Charlee Carrier
Cathline
Cauthen
Nellie Chares
Greenville
Sage
Marlon ‘Mathis
Norm Bel
Arne Motrig
Sarah -Morrin
o‘Fe Liiltedeeville
Rosamo
Ellen “Nowe Asinié
Jané Norville
Bishop Ovalstar
Columbus
Minnie Ya Petropol
Stella
Oe Price
Aga Rhodes
Atlan
Ruth
Richards
Rowland
Dorothy
Nawiate ‘ Ihenss
Cate Bello Rutherford
Roberts
Eleanor ‘Rutherford
Forsyth
Martha
Scar
Evelyn -Wynn
Mary Stevenson
Martha Strathgaret Sizer
Marian Talmadge
Mary “Bird “Tate
Marietta
Wille
May
Thurmond
Louise
Mathilda ‘Upson
Athena
Sue
Kaolin King Dies in Tennessee Train Incident
Alf red Loweche seventy five president of the Southern Refractories and Kaolins Company of Trenton, Ng Jong-Fort Payne Alabama, died on a train near Chattanooga Tennessee today.
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Tennessee
Chattanooga
Alfred L.loweche
Southern Refractories ‘and Kaolins Company
Trenton
Jong-Fort “Payne
Alabama
Explosion probe arrests Russian radical in New York
An unidentified Russian suspect linked to an explosion in Manhattan was taken into custody after an anonymous letter prompted police inquiry. Authorities said he would be turned over to the Department of Justice as the investigation continued.
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New York
Bopromie
Elegador G. Honey “Riestan Journary
Theipolica
Financiali
Department of Justice
Fandia
Brakoveky
Eaves Efischer
Edwards Trails GOP in Georgia Campaign Speech
In Georgia on September 18, Edwards of Macon, a progressive U S Senate candidate, denounced the Republican leadership and called for reform. He floated Hoover and a cabinet member idea amid party rivalries and political maneuvering.
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Atlanta
Republican Party
Republican Party -of-Georgia
San Francisco
Gernor Cox
Herbert
Hoover
Ike
Banner Seeks Contributions for National Democratic Campaign
A public appeal asks supporters to donate to the Democratic party campaign fund, to be sent to the national committee treasurer Hon. Wilbur W Motah. The notice contrasts alleged Republican fund abuses with a call for lawful, sizable contributions from Athens and Clarke County residents.
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Banner
Party Campaign
Wilbur W. Motah
National -Democratic Committee
Masepaing
Tora
Bern
Thia ‘Fund
Paér
Treagurer
National Committee
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