Mr Otho David Dies at Corner in Bowman Georgia
Mr Otho David died Thursday at his home on Berkley Road in Bowman Georgia. The funeral will be held this afternoon at three from the church in Bowman with Rev Cartledge officiating. Barnstein Bros. will conduct the funeral. Survived by wife Lula C David and two sons Paul and Dyer. He was fifty five years old and among the county's largest planters with a large circle of friends.
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Springs To Improve Resorts Speak Of By Gantt
J Larry Gantt notes rankling spring and popular resort improvements. He cites Senator L Brown and Dr Sorrells as supporting upgrades for a seaside resort used as an orphanage. He argues springs like Helicon could draw visitors if enhanced and connected by highways to Athens.
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Author Enos Mills Dies at Longs Peak Colorado
Denver, Colo Enos Mills noted ruralist author died Thursday at his Long’s Peak home. Mills wrote extensively on mountain living and conservation, leaving a legacy in Colorado outdoors literature.
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World Series Contenders Second Base Prospects Frisch McManus Ward
The piece reviews top second base candidates including Frisch of the New York Giants who moved from third and excelled after joining the majors from Fordham, Ward of the New York Americans praised as a strong fielder and hitter, and McManus of the St. Louis Browns seen as a rising star at second base with speed and a powerful arm.
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Baseball Standings and Yesterday's Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show American League games at St Louis Washington 7 6 Chicago Philadelphia 6 Detroit 8 New York 9 Cleveland 6 Boston 15. National League games include New York 1 Pittsburg 6 Brooklyn 3 St Louis 1 Boston 2 Cincinnati 4 first game Boston 6 Cincinnati 2 second game Philadelphia 6 Chicago 8 first game Philadelphia 4 Chicago 2 second game.
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Bulldogs Continue Light Practice At San Fordy Field
The Bulldogs held a brief scrimmage with focus on signaling as injuries mount. Players Dan Philpot Cleckly Randall and Thompson shone in drills while Milt Day and others face short absences. Saturday’s game looms as Newberry faces the rugged Georgia style. Preps scrimmage shows promise for Buckeye pups under Coach White.
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Yankees Cinch 1322 American League Pennant Clinch
Yankees clinch 1922 AL pennant by beating Detroit 6-5 as Washington blanked St Louis 5-0. Pirates and Giants win amid NL race. Meusel homer sinks Tigers. Grimes and Williams pace Dodgers and Phillies. Red Faber notches 21st win as White Sox close gap.
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Guilty Verdict in Murder Case Stuns Community
A jury found a suspect guilty on Wednesday in the murder of 19 year old Gray, a case tied to a disturbing crime that shocked local residents. The defendant faces a lengthy sentence as the court records proceed to sentencing.
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Athens High Holds Second Scrimmage
Athens High conducted its second scrimmage as coach Weihrs ran two mixed teams for an hour. Team one featured Bishop and Williams ends with Forben and Fowler tackles, Weatherly and Lanier guards, Green at quarterback, Wingfield and Moss halfbacks, Jackson fullback. Team two had Dudley and Lambert ends with Leath and Pounce guards and Head center, defense dominated with backs held. Captains Forbes Weatherly Bishop and Fowler led hard hits as Green and Dynamite Jackson showed driving form. Arnold Mapp planned to return Monday as Prick Nicholson joined practice.
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Hartwell Touts Clemson Georgia Game Prospect
Hartwell residents and business leaders press for a 1923 football clash between Clemson College and the University of Georgia. Aimed at drawing 1500 fans, the effort mobilizes officials, professors, and local officials to arrange a Hartwell site meeting with Georgia and Clemson athletics directors to spark regional football enthusiasm.
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Yanks Beat Tigers 9 to 8 in Tight Sparkling Win
Detroit. The New York Yankees swept the series with a 9 to 8 victory over the Tigers. Ruth and Mouse at the Bat starred for New York, while Cobb collected three runs and three hits in four at bats. Davis of Detroit was injured in the fourth inning when Cobb slid into him.
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Stephenson Heads Volley League Triumph Over Link
The undefeated Stephenson team led by Graves Stephenson overwhelmed Link in a one sided indoor match at the Y. Bedgoe and captain Stephenson starred, while Captain Link and his players battled hard for the losers. Tonight at six thirty the one and five teams Joel and Goodman clash in the final game of the week. Stephenson tops the standings with 2 0 1000 and Goodman 1 1000, Link 0 2 000.
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Allied commander assigns blame for neutral zone violations
General Hur rington of the British army, as chief of the Allied forces, issues a communique stating that responsibility for consequences of violations in the neutral zone will fall upon the author of those violations. Constantinople.
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Notice of Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery meeting
A stated conclave of Godfrey de Bouillon Commandery No 14, E T, will be held in Masonic Temple this Friday evening September 22 at eight o'clock. E C Paine and Mo G Quinn recorders.
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Union Men Finish Dougherty Fight
Attorneys for railroad strikers closed their final argument against Attorney General Daugherty's national strike injunction bill as Judge Wilkerson prepared to rule. Donal Richburg contended railway workers have equal rights to act collectively including the right to strike, stressing peaceful action among 400,000 to 1.6 million people affected.
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Turks About. Pretty Ugs Smyrna Survivors
Eight days after the Smyrna destruction, about 75,000 survivors remain exposed on the quay and abandoned. No allied vessel has offered salvage for this wreckage of human life.
Fragmentary wartime report from ruined harbor area
A damaged OCR reads in part about a major disaster at a harbor, with Turkish soldiers and American ships mentioned. It notes smoke rising from rains, frantic activity, and authorities explaining the event amid thefts and ongoing chaos. Names and places are unclear due to corruption.
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Jewish New Year Begins Tonight Services at Synagogue
The Jewish New Year starts at sunset tonight with services at the synagogue. Candles, prayers, and the Rosh Hashana observance mark the holy period. morning services begin at ten fifteen on Saturday led by Rabbi Sterie or the slate.
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Gainesville Midland Railway Schedule No 2
Daily timetable for Gainesville with train No 2 at 7 45 a m. No 12 runs daily except Sundays at 10 45 a m. No 1 departs Gainesville reaching at 5 20 p m and No 11 arrives from Gainesville at 10 10 a m daily except Sundays.
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