Bulldogs Headed for Sanford Field Rival Yale Visit
Yale Bulldogs travel south to meet Georgia at Sanford Field for the second game of the series. Georgia arrives from Columbus after a successful trip and aims to sweep the set. The game starts at 2 PM to allow a return train for New Haven Monday.
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Yale Bulldogs
Georgia Bulldogs
City
Columbus
Mercer
Macon
Sanford Field
New Haven
Red
Elis
Central
Parken
Georgia
Yale
Georia
Pantone
White
Costa's
Peddlers of Farm Produce Win Council Hearing Proposals
Local officials invite opponents and supporters to a Wednesday meeting to discuss a pending ordinance on curb markets and street peddling. Farmers, gardeners, and curb market supporters plan to present their views on farm produce sales and daytime street activity.
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Sheen
Savannah Faces Test Over Workmen's Compensation Law
Atlanta special reports that Savannah may face a direct test of the workmen's compensation law for municipalities after the fatal shooting of Policeman Walter A. Marlow. The city could owe funeral costs and weekly benefits totaling about 3 100, with hearings and appeals outlined. Savannah may contest the law's applicability.
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Atlanta
Savannah
Walter A. Marlow
Marlow
Adler
Industrial Commission
Sion
Hoover Discusses Relief Measures With Cotton Producers
Secretary Hoover opened talks with southern cotton producers in Washington to explore relief measures and export stimulation. A preliminary conference followed and more meetings with the finance corporation and regional representatives are planned to formulate agreed plans.
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Hoover
Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Finance Corporation
South
Department of Commerce
Kceps
Wallace urges farmer protection in tariff plan
Secretary Wallace urged protection for farmers in any tariff policy. He called for equal treatment with manufacturers and industry and proposed adding to rates an amount equal to extra freight charges to cover delivery costs to consuming centers.
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Washington, D. C
Wallace
Glee Club Hit in Savannah Georgia Glee and Mandelia Delight Crowd
The Georgia Glee and Mandelia club drew a packed audience at the Savannah opéra house. Colorful dress and many sponsors filled the boxes as the performers gave their best show in years and planned a post performance dance before heading to Augusta for tomorrow night’s engagement.
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Georgia Glee and Mandelia Club
Ree
Black
Georgia
Augusta
Germany Frees Men Who Aimed to Arrest Bergdoll
Mosbach Germany March 31 Carl Neuf and Frank Zimmer released from imprisonment today both men tied to the American occupation army had been confined for attempting to arrest Grover Cleveland Bergdoll the American draft evader. The German government remitted their sentences after representations by Brigadier General Jen.
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Associated Press
Mosbach
Germany
Carl Neuf
Frank Zimmer
Uecupation
Grover Cleveland Bergdoll
Jen
Hughes Charged With Being Coached in Express Conspiracy Case
Macon March 31 Charges that W A Hughes former express messenger who testified for the prosecution in the trial of nearly 50 persons on conspiracy to steal express shipments had been coached diligently for two months were made by Wallace Miller counsel for thirty one defendants Miller aimed two special agents of the American Railway Express Company and not the government attorneys
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Macon
W. A. Hughes
Express
Wallace Miller
Hughes
Recall Ordered for Officials in North Dakota
Political factions opposed to the non-partisan league in North Dakota convened here and ordered a recall aimed at Governor Frazier Attorney General Lemke and Commissioner of Agriculture Hagen to be completed by November 8.
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Devil's Lake
N. D
League
North Dakota
Frazier
Lemke
Hagen
Woman Wounded in Brookwood Miners House Shooting
Tuscaloosa March 31. Eight men arrested after shots fired into two miners houses at Brookwood last night wounded a Negro woman in the arm. Investigation continues into motive and identities of assailants.
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Ala
Tuscaloosa
Brookwood
Tornado Rips Albany Area Damaging Plants and Wounding Workers
A violent twister swept through the northern Albany industrial zone killing one man and injuring several others. Dozens of structures were leveled or damaged, hundreds of workers displaced, and major plants including the Brandstand crusher and local lumber firms sustained severe losses.
Rotarians Praise Birmingham as Convention City
Returning from the Eighth District Rotary convention in Birmingham, H W Dews C A Trussell Dink Martin A Sendder Dr C N Walker Dr W OH Gabiniss and Abut Nix praised the city for reception and entertainment. The group endorsed efforts for prosperity and urged local clubs to continue the work. Mrs H A Nix accompanied Colonel Nix and received social attentions from convention ladies.
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Rotary
H.W. Dews
C. A. Trussell
Dink Martin
A. Sendder
C. N. Walker
W. OH. Gabiniss
Abut Nix
Birmingham
Thoni
Mia
H. A. Nix
Nix
Cobb Co Farmer Shoots His Wife in Mad House Delusion
Cobb County farmer Jowett Peek shot and killed his wife at their Rosswell area home amid claims of a mad house trap. He said a man was pursuing him and dragged him toward confinement, then drove with their infant to surrender to authorities in Atlanta.
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Banner
Atlanta
Jowett
Peek
Cobb County
Rosswell
Grady Hospital
Mr. Peek
Acrogs
Ashe
Change of Venue Sought in Williams Murder Case
A petition seeking a venue change for John H. Williams, charged with the murder of two men, was filed in the superior court. Hearing set for next Monday. defense argues danger of violence if tried in Covington, while Williams remains in Atlanta.
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Associated Preas
Forvington
John H. Williams
Nere
Tinsday
Que
Pleven
Willams
Jain Atlanta
Huland Willams
Atlanta
Green F. Johnson
John S. Williams
Covington
Outside the Law thrills at Palace with Priscilla Dean Lon Chaney
The Palace Theatre screens Outside the Law featuring Priscilla Dean and Lon Chaney in a gripping crook melodrama. The film includes the bewitching Silky Moll and rapid, spellbound action. Buster Keaton appears in the Haunted House as a second feature.
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Priscilla, Dean
Lon Chaney
Athens
Miss Dean
Chaves
Buster Keaton
Y W E Open Cafeteria in New Home Saturday
The Y W E cafeteria moves to the Janes M. Smith Building at Washington Street and College Avenues. A formal opening dinner will be served tomorrow with menu highlights and Southern home cooking supervised by Adele Schmalmack. Proceeds go to Athens area sponsors.
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Washington Street
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I Adele Schmalmack
Wm Praduptay
St. Louis
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Athens Indies
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Aml
Laneford
Simon Michael
Wire T. J. Wooster
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Wo AY
J. C. Brown
Mra
TW. Reed
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Darwin
Mya
W. D. Beacham
J. Wo iParnett
Jamies White
W. F. Bradshiw
James White, Jr
Thia
Reserve Board Review Highlights March Uncertainties
The March review of convictions by the Federal Reserve Board shows little indication of movement away from last year's uncertainty. The monthly bulletin notes lingering doubts about economic stabilization and potential risks in the financial sector.
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Reserve Board
Washiostos
J. C
The
Federal Reserve. Board
Barnett Sentenced to Twenty Years in Toledo Penitentiary
Toledo lives as David A. Barnett, Toledo business man, was sentenced to twenty years in the penitentiary for a serious charge. His bond was raised to 36 000 pending appeal.
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Toledo
Ohio
David A. Barnett
Barnett
City Council Adopts 1921 Tax Revisions and Single Meter Power Plan
The 1920 specific tax ordinance was readopted with minor changes affecting automobile garages painters and paper hangers and a new $50 personal tax for that group. A new ordinance creates a one meter system to record power usage at two city power stations and a resolution honors two railway and electric company projects with meter based savings. details show reductions in various business taxes and the projected city savings within five years.
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Thie
Inglantarol Atbebs
Railway
Anf Iketric Company
Ein Met’ Ee
City Funds Allocated to Entertain Visiting Manufacturers
The city council approved a fund of 200 dollars for entertaining visiting manufacturers associated with the Georgia Manufacturers' Association during their convention in Athena. A second fund up to 100 dollars was authorized to cover meals and lodging for the visitors during their stay.
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Ehtariatement
Aetters’ Association
Thurman Wate
Genrgix Manufacturers’ Association
Berh’ Means
Athena
Flyers En Route to Virgin Islands to Daytona
Flyers travel to Daytona Beach after departing the Virgin Islands with a Marine Corps contingent due to arrive in Charleston today. The group plans to make a stop before heading to Daytona Fla for the next phase of their assignment.
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Virgin Islands
Daytona, Fla
Associated Press
Charleston
Marine Corps’ Alcalnaés
Daytona
Fln
Two Teachers Confessed in Parme Heights Fatal Case
A man confessed to fatally harming two teachers, Mariel Foote and Loulke Wolfe, near Parme Heights. Police hold him for investigation as details remain unclear.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Goller
Mariel Foote
Loulke Wolfe
Scheal
Parme Heights
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