Trustees Meeting At College Of Agriculture Report Readjustments
Trustees of the Georgia State College of Agriculture met yesterday to handle an record attendance and readjust the budget. They approved using unfinished animal husbandry classrooms and authorized rebuilding the agron barn with insurance funds, while praising enrollment and plant value. New appointments were made including J M Elrod and W H Rice among others, and the board commended President Soule for efficient leadership.
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Georgia State College of Agriculture
Jima
J. M. Elrod
J. Everitt
W. H. Rice
Albert D. McGrew
R. L. Keen
J. J. Brown
Atlanta
George Gilmore
Warthen
Dudley M. Hughes
Danville
John W. Callahan
Bainbridge
L. L. MccMullan
Hartwell
John A. Gaston
Greenville
Jew M. Soule
New York Women Doing Own Work Scarcity of Help
Domestic labor is so scarce that thousands of homes see mistresses performing housework themselves. Maids and butlers prefer unemployment to lower wages, with employment agencies citing temporary positions and husbands' joblessness as factors. Wages cited include cooks 50 to 70 dollars monthly, general house workers 40 to 50, chambermaids 50 to 60, and Japanese butlers 100 to 125 with board and lodging.
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Associated Press
New York
England Eyes Hens to Restore Egg Consumption Levels
In London Associated Press reports England must raise hen numbers by 8500 600 to reach prewar egg consumption goals. Secretary of the National Policy Council Mr Brown notes Britain Canada and the United States show high per person usage while efforts to restore normal poultry output continue.
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Associated Press
London
England
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Canada
Earl Carhart Sues for Divorce From Countess in Public Row
In London a 59 year old Earl filed for divorce from his countess, revealing a troubled marriage since their 1919 wedding. The countess, a war widow, retains a substantial allowance and child costs, while she claims the Earl offered 1500 a year after tax and travels, which she refused. She vows to fight the suit as reports note a public exchange over finances and a recent Deauville gambling episode.
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London
Carharts
Earl Carhart
de Grey Warter
4Th Dragoon Guards
Wannum
Deauville
Union Veterans Parade Opens Fifty Fifth Encampment in Indianapolis
Union veterans march through Indianapolis on Monday for the Grand Army of the Republic fifty fifth encampment registration day. Officials expect attendance near last year’s level with 10 000 veterans and affiliates in town. Delegations arrive by special trains from Alaska Washington New York and several states including North Dakota Colorado Wyoming Oklahoma Kansas and Maryland.
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Grand Army of the Republic
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Grand Army
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Washington
New York
North Dakota
Colorado
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Oklahoma
Kansas
Maryland
Mis Minnota
Cours
Ohio
New England
Stove Plant at Rome Burns in East Rome Fire
ROME Ga The Bowle Stove Foundry plant in East Rome was totally destroyed by fire late last night with an estimated loss of 100000 dollars The blaze caused extensive damage to the stove plant and surrounding facilities and no details on casualties or cause are available in the readable text.
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Rome
Railway Trainmen Vote for Strike Amid Wage Cut
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen with 186 000 members votes to strike rather than accept an order from the United States railway labor board. Shop Crafts and switchmen unions are expected to back a strike. general canvass underway.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
United States Railway Labor Board
Brotherhood
Lea
Y M C A Board to Meet Tuesday Afternoon
The Athens Y M C A board of directors will convene in regular session on Thursday afternoon at 6 o'clock at the city Y M C A. A banquet will be served by the Ladies' Auxiliary. The new boys' secretary, D D Quillan, will attend for the first time to discuss work in the boys' department.
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Athens Y. M. C. A
Y. M.C. A. Buonae
Autry
Boys
D. D. Quil-lan
Emery Calls Legion Employment Meet
Indianaplis Associated Press reports national commander John G rd ery has called a two day Legion employment conference in Indianapolis. In Charlotte North Carolina Rob Denson, a black man wanted for the murder of white farmer Robert Dishman, is held in Mecklen burg county jail for safe keeping amid local hostility. Fred Dalton, globe trotter and adventurer, tied to Mexican revolutions, plays a role in The Barricade with William Christy Cobanne's forthcoming oration and Otis Skinner in a supporting act theatrical piece.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
John G.rdery
American Legion
Charlotte
N. C
Rob Denson
Statesville
Robert Dishman
Mecklenburg County
Iredell
Fred Dalton
Globe Tritter
Villa
William Christy Cobanne
ME Dalton
RC Pictures
Giso Ie
Otis Skinners
Defense counsel scramble as grand jury hears Arbuckle case notes
In San Francisco on Monday Fatty Arbuckle defense chief Frank Dominguez and associate counsel Brennan and Cohen faced the grand jury after DA Brady issued subpoenas. Semnacher testified denying he managed Virginia Rappe’s party girl. Beardslee described morning injuries but could not rule out other injuries.
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Ban Francisco
Fatty" Arbuckle
Frank Dominges
Gras
Ady. Brady
Domingués
Chas. H. Brennan
Milton M. Cohen
Biddy
Alfred Semnacher
Dominguez
Rembina Maud Delmont
Patty” Arbuckle
Virginia Rappe
Los Angeles
Domingues
Arbuckle
Semnacher
Askeed
Mrs. Delmont
Arthur Beardslee
National unemployment conference adjourns to October
Washington The national conference on unemployment called by President Harding adjourned until October 5 with ten subcommittees to report on emer gency issues and next steps beyond borders of U0.
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Washington
Harding
Johnson Announces Candidacy From Third Ward
Mr. L. M. Johnson, a well known local businessman, announced this morning his bid for alderman of the Third Ward. He outlines a platform focused on key issues with strong support from friends and community members.
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Georgetown Man Charged With Arms Conspiracy
New York report states George Gordon Rourke a Georgetown University graduate was charged in a conspiracy to furnish British empire subjects in Ireland with arms and munitions to be used against Britain. He was arrested Monday night and released on $3,000 bail for federal court appearance. Rourke linked to purchase and shipment of 495 automatic machine guns seized on the steamer Eassade last June. Union officials indicted in Chicago. Six union leaders including Harry Jensen and Thomas F Church face conspiracy counts for alleged boycott of Smith & Wickersham contractors. bonds set at $10,000.
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Associated Press
New York
Ireland
George Gordon Rourke
Georgetown University
Federal District Court
Rourke
Tn Ame
Washington
Chicago
Harry Jensen
Carpenters’ Distret Council
Thomas F. Church
Smith & Wickersham
Federal officials quiz citizens in liquor probe
Federal officials questioned policemen and private citizens in Chicago about bootlegging after Chief Fitzmorris claimed 2500 officers were involved. Six arrests were made, with two criminal charges tied to extortion and illegal seizure of whiskey. Evidence suggests whiskey moved from bootleggers to customers via a patrol wagon in Grand Crossing. One extra charge arose for use of a patrol and escorted deliveries.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Fitzmorris
Cline
Grand Crossing
Mon Jay
Merensky
Youngkin Announces Candidacy for City Mayor
Mr E H Youngkin vice president of Webb Crawford Co a wholesale grocer announces his bid for mayor. A well known businessman he has served several terms on the city council including chairmanship of the finance committee and mayor pro tem. If elected he would manage city affairs capably.
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BE. H. Youngkin
Webb-Crawford Co
Memphis Wins Dixie Championship Game 6 to 2
Memphis defeated Fort Worth 6 to 2 Monday to tie the Dixie series at three games to two in Fort Worth's favor. National League results show Pittsburgh 1 Philadelphia 2, St. Louis 1 New York 4. American League had New York 8 Cleveland 7 and Philadelphia 3 Chicago 0 with only two games scheduled.
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Fort Worth
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
St. Louia
New York
Cleveland
Friladelphig
Chicago
Arkansas killer Ratliff to die for double murder over wife
Amos Ratliff, 25, faces death by chair on September 30 for two murders tied to winning back his wife. He killed a rival for her affection and a woman he planned to rob to buy gifts for his wife, who now rejects him. His wife refuses contact, saying she wants to forget him. Ratliff shows no remorse, muttering “I lost.” A missionary tries to counsel him, but Ratliff remains fixed on regaining his wife.
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Eureka Springs
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Mountaineer
Arkafisad
Carro County
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Misa
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High Cost Of Wives Troubles Formosa Society
In Formosa Taiwan the push for women’s emancipation targets the engagement money paid by suitors at marriage. Young educated women demand lower sums and personal consent, arguing the price degrades dignity. Polygamy may fade if costs stay high as men can afford only one wife.
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Associated Press
Taiwan
Formosa
World Movement For Woman's Emancipation
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