Tech Special Arrives With Notables For Athens Visit
The Georgia Tech Industrial Tour party of about 125 leaders arrives at Seaboard station early morning and is hosted in Athens with an 8 o'clock breakfast at the Georgian hotel. Mayor Key Governor Dorsey and other dignitaries attend. The party tours the state then departs for Elberton at 7:30 p.m.
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Seaboard Tracks
Morgheus
Feia
Atlanta
Tech
Elberton
Key
Dorsey
K. G. Matheson
Athens
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
University of Georgia
Tse Georgian Hotel
Clarke County
M. G
Michael
Abit Nix
Hugh M
Brevard? Bre-labeled Bre Nau Glee Club at Colonial Tonight
Brenau's Glee Club of Bre Nau College Gainesville Ga presents a jazz and vocal concert at the Colonial Theater tonight at 8 30. Tickets 75 cents to $1 at the box office with war tax. a large audience is expected.
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Brenau Glee Club
Colonial Theater
Muale
Glee
Glee Club
Brenau College
Gainesville
BUEDOR Defeat Mercer After Five Scoreless Innings
Georgia Bulldogs won the first game from Mercer 2 to 0 after a scoreless start. Pantone pitched well for Georgia, holding Mercer to three hits and striking out ten. Sawin, Mercer, pitched fairly, but Georgia connected for seven singles. In the sixth inning Georgia tallied first, Hutcheson singling in Cody, then Mangum grounded out, scoring Hutcheson. The second tally came in the ninth as Mize advanced on errors and scored on a wild pitch. Mercer threatened in the ninth with bases loaded but could not score. The chapel broadcast is set for 3 o’clock with Jack Frost for Georgia and Tie Stone for Mercer.
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Georgia Bulldogs
Mercer
Pantone
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Baptists
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Kalno
Watson
Cody
Hutcheson
Mangum
Ij Sawin
Minth
Mize
Me’ Rter
Fitts
Rawson
Bulldogs
McWhorter
Lawin
Cogdell
White
Jack Frost
Carrollton Bank cashier faces seven true bills
Carrollton Ga April 8 seven true bills charging embezzlement misappropriation of funds and making false entries were brought by the Carroll county grand jury against H M Spence special cashier of the Carrollton Bank which closed January 2 andSpence was arrested on a warrant held on a four hundred thousand dollar bond Solicitor General Atkinson says a suit of seventy thousand dollars may involve the case
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Carrollton
Carroll County Grand Jury
H. M Spence
Castler
Carrollton Bank
Spencer
Atkipdan
No Diminishing in Attacks on Police in Ireland
An official weekly AP summary from Dublin notes no sign of diminishing attacks on police and military in the week. Crown forces casualties fell to twenty five, down from forty six the prior week, with ongoing violence reported.
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Ireland
Associated Press
Dublin
Crown
Athens Bar Seeks Postponement Of Civil Docket
The Athens Bar held its annual meeting and elected officers including Hon Wolver Smuth as president and John Gamble as vice president. It urged postponing the civil docket from the second to the fourth Monday in April to avoid conflict with the federal court and appointed committees to study curbing conflicts and forming a circuit bar association. The group also set an April 29 barbecue.
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John B. Gamble
J.tolas
Max Michael
DuPree Hunnicutt
Milton Thomas
Superior Court
Federal ‘Court
Clarke Superior Court
Bar Association
Har Association
Bar of
Itu
TENSION BETWEEN RUSSIA AND FINLAND DEEPENS
Stockholm reports rising friction between Russia and Finland as Bolshevik forces invade Repola and Rora Joavri districts. The peace treaty with Russia promised autonomy, but residents are fleeing the area amid advancing troops and instability.
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Associated Press
Stockholm
Russia
Finland
Repola
Rora Joavri
Russoa Innish
Juvenile Court Conference in University Building
Western circuit ordinaries met at the Peabody building on the University campus to discuss juvenile court work. Judge Andrew Cobb led the session with Judge Fortson as committee chair and Burr Blackburn presenting plans for trained probation officers and volunteer workers across counties.
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Western Judicial Circuit
Peabody
University
James L. Sibley
Andrew J. Cobb
KR. C. Orr
Clarke County
W. M. Thomas
Banks
C. W. Parker
Barrow
G. G. Robinson
Gwinnett
George A. Garrett
Walton
T. B. Fullilove
Oconee
Blanton Fortton
Susie Dawson
Red ‘Cross
Burr Blackburn
State Board of Public Welfare
Andrew Cobb
Sibley
Judge Fortson
Cobb
Harding Preparing His First Message To Congress
President Harding, in Washington, is devoting time to drafting his first message to Congress. It may be presented Tuesday with a possible joint session. The agenda is expected to cover domestic questions and the administration’s peace program.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Congress
Emergency tariff to return to Congress after veto
Associated Washington reports that April actions by House members and the Ways and Means Committee adopted a subcommittee report to accompany the introduction of the emergency tariff bill next Monday. The measure seeks to revive business by restoring farmers buying power, noting agricultural prices remain too low to sell products at reasonable levels.
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Associated
Washington
House and Means Committee
Congress
Wilson
Conferees Arrive to Discuss Relief Market Conditions
In New Orleans on April 3 Associated Press reports representatives from the Federal Reserve Bank at Atlanta and the War Finance Corporation travel to meet with officials of the Federal International Banking Company. They will discuss plans to ease the cotton crisis and continue themes from a prior Washington conference on exporting southern products to foreign markets.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Federal Reserve’ Bank
Atlanta
War Finance Corporation
Federal International Banking Company
Washington
The
Finance Corporation
Boys Brotherhood Meeting at Y M C A
Employed Boys Brotherhood met at the Y M C A at 8 p m tonight. Harry News, manager of the Athens Chero Cola Co, spoke on what the employer expects of the employee. The talk thrilled attendees and they anticipate Mr Dews next visit. The club also enjoyed viewing works by Miss Lucy Staunton.
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Athens
Chero
Cola Co
Dews
Lucy Staunton
Greatest Grisis History England Now Hanging Fire
London April 8 Workers to cease duties in protest against wage cuts as miners conference collapses and Triple Alliance votes to quit in solidarity. Government views action as intimidation of Parliament amid looming labor strife.
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Associated Press
London
Triple Alliance
Miner's Triple Alliance
Ni- Pel
Death of Emmett J. Hale After Fatal Appoplexy Near Mitchell's Bridge
Emmett J. Hale prominent Athens car dealer died after apoplexy yesterday afternoon near Mitchell's Bridge at 2 30 p m. He moved from Good Hope to Athens years ago and ran a car business with his brother Warner Hale until last year. Survived by widow three daughters Emel Ruth and Eula Hale and three brothers O M D L Hale of Statham and Euell C Hale of Good Hope. Funeral from Mt Vernon church Walton county Sunday at 11 a m with interment in churchyard.
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Mitchell's Bridge
Emmett J. Hale
Hale
Athens
Good Hope
Walton County
Atert
Warner 5. Hale
Emel
Ruth
Eula Hale
Messrs
O. M
D. L. Hale
Statham
Euell C. Hale
Mt. Vernon Church
Italian Chamber of Labor Offices Burned in Padua Fight
In Padua last night offices of the chamber of labor were burned by extreme nationalists. Socialist group claimed a general strike and marched to burn a nationalist club. A clash with the procession led to one death and many injuries.
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Associated Press
London
Chamber of Labor
Padua
Rome
Socialiste
Jury Deliberations Continue In Williams Case In Covington
In Covington Georgia the jury in the Williams case deliberated all day with no verdict as Judge Hutcheson instructed on murder, murder with mercy, or acquittal. The defendant, surrounded by family, heard closing arguments from two renowned lawyers amid a crowded courtroom. A juror note sent to the judge fifteen minutes after deliberations began yielded no decision, and timing for a verdict remained uncertain.
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Associated Press
Covington
John S. Williams
Hutcheson
Id Williams
Willising
Railroad Owners Join Unions in Call for Conference
Washington April 8 News reports the National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities uniting with five railroad labor unions to urge President Harding to convene a conference of owners and workers to discuss the railroad problem especially wages and working conditions. Davies Warfield and Darwin P Kingsley met the president for an hour to propose the gathering. No White House comment was offered.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
National Association of Owners of Railroad Securities
Harding
Davies Warfield
Darwin P. Kingsley
New York Life, Insurance Company
White House
Al G Fields Leaves Minstrel Show to Brothers
Columbus, Ohio April 8 by Associated Press Al G Fields famed minstrel man leaves his troupe to his brother Joseph F Hatfield and Edward Conard with a request the show be continued after probate of his will.
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al. G. Fields
Minstrel
Associated
Columbus
Ohio
Joseph F. Hatfield
Edward Conard
Crone Found Guilty of Theft of Government Platinum
Federal jury convicts H. B. Crone, chief chemist at Old Hickory powder plant, of stealing about $26,000 worth of government platinum. Deliberations lasted only minutes in Washington D C. The trial centered on platinum allegedly removed from government property.
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Washington
D. C
H. B. Crone
Old Hickory
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