Cast Post Card Votes on Crushers Meet Place and Time
President F W McKee of the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia issued postal card ballots to members to vote for the Georgia convention site and timing. Choices include Atlantic Beach Florida Tybee Island Warm Springs Wrightsville Beach and Asheville. Dates to be set after the executive committee considers results and follows the Interstate association meeting in Chicago June 9 10 and 11.
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Atlanta
F. W. McKee
Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association of Georgia
P. D. McCarley
Atlantic Beach
Florida
Tybee Island
Warm Springs
Georgia
Wrightsville Beach
Asheville
McKee
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
Chicago
United States
Department of Commerce
Georgia Senate Split Over Northern Southern Appointments
Washington dispatch details a proposed territorial division of Georgia federal appointments between Senators Bacon and Smith. Smith would control northern posts like district attorney and marshal, while Bacon would oversee the southern ones. Smith supposedly requires no personal objection to appointees, with Bacon's list facing frequent objections. The contest centers on district attorney slots in the northern district, pitting Hooper Alexander against G. R. Hutchens, amid pressure from Congressman Oscar Underwood and internal political maneuvering. Alexander’s aggressive stance on prohibition is seen as a risk to Smith’s allyship, fueling a potentially heated finish.
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Avlanta
Washington
Georgia
A. O. Bacon
Hoke Smith
Smith
Bacon
Hooper Alexander
Ndt
Senator Smith
A. Pratt Adams
Savannah
Oscar Underwood
House
G. R. Hutchens
Alexander
Hutchens
Tom Shackelford
Athene
Mr. Hutchens
Normal Girls Field Day At State Normal School
Field day at the State Normal school featured egg races and a faculty walking relay won by Prof. Earnest, with seniors taking the loving cup after a close point tally. Prominent local businesses offered prizes for tennis events and other contests as students competed for the cup to remain at the school.
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State Normal School
Clasea
Michael Bros
Davison, Nicholson Co
McGregor Co
E. J. Bondurant
C. B. Kelly
Edith Guill
Guill
Myrtle Groves
Evelyn Story
Carolyn Frankui
Lucile Davis
Wdith Guill
Sopphomore
Lelia Livingston
Kathleen Knox
Cora Hubbard
Lucile Stansell
Tillie Woolvin
Caroline Vance
Eva McFarlan
Misasa Vollammis Ellington
Dorothy Hart
Willie Moore
Margaret Fuss
Earnest and
Brown
Harnest
Athens 10 Be Represented Eat Great Peace Conference Soon
Athens mayor names five delegates for the Fourth American Peace Congress in St Louis May 1 2 3 with delegates from the United States Canada Mexico and many Latin American nations expected. Notables including Wilson Bryan Carnegie Fairbanks Burton Clark Griggs and Straus head or join official talks on arbitration Panama tolls and Mexican issues. The event features a Jefferson Memorial dedication and a garden party at Shaw's Garden with an auto tour of St Louis for delegates.
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St. Louis
Athens
Ecuador
Guatemala
Hati
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama
Peru
Uruguay
Veneccula
American Peace Society
Panama Canale
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Fourth American Peace Congress
Washington
William Jennings Bryan
Peace Congress
Andrew Carnegie
Fund For
International Peace
Carnegie
EB. W. Fischel
Charles W. Fairbanks
Jefferson Memorial
Lousiana Purchase
Intercollegiate Peace Society
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Nebraska
South Dakota
Texas
Panama Canal
Philippines
Mexico
Missouri Botanical Garden
Shaw's Garden
America
House of Representatives
John W. Griggs
Oscar Straus
Turkey
He Walked With God Poem Tribute by Charlotte C Biot
A devotional poem praising a life lived in harmony with the divine. It describes hateless transformation, healing for wounded hearts, and peace derived from walking with God. The speaker notes light, joy, and constancy in the subject as he moves through life, leaving holy ground in his path.
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God
Dedicated Church Raises $18,000 and Opens Revival Meetings
Rev EB W Snively of Lewistown Ill returned to Evansville Indiana where a new Christian church is being built after a Sunday fundraising of eighteen thousand dollars. He preached the dedicatory sermon to twenty nine converts and then planned a tent revival trip to Athens Georgia commencing Monday. The Evansville revival opened with a Con secration sermon at Pu laski and Prince in the new tent awaiting construction of the final church.
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Bellary
Evansville
Indiana
Dixie
Atheny
Eb, W. Snively
Lewis
Town
Til
Pulaski and
Prince
Stanley R. Grubb
Thief Steals Jewelry From Hinton Home Then Returns Cash
Family of Mr. O R Hinton finds morning intrusion at the residence of Mrs Hinton guest from another state. A boy confesses to taking cash while inspecting a jewelry case and says he did not steal the diamonds, pearls or necklace. Police drop charges after recovery of cash and no further action.
Baby Swallows Nail. No Ill Effects Yet
Eight month old Lena Be elle McKerne of 986 Water Street swallowed an eight penny wire nail while playing. Doctor J P Waldrep treated the infant as anxiety mounted. while risked harm to internal linings exists in such young children, no serious outcome had appeared by midnight.
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Lena Beelle
McKerne
Grandson of Athens Faces President in Church Aisle
President Wilson and family attended Central Presbyterian Church in Washington for the first Sunday service in the city. Pastor James H. Taylor delivered the sermon as Edward Russell, a church official, conducted duties. his four year old son Brevard briefly approached the president, then returned to his mother amid Mrs. Wilson and Eleanor’s amusement.
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al Little
Athens
Washington, D. C
Wilson
Central Presbyterian Church
Third
Eleanor
Washington
Edward Russell
Brevard Russell
Seven Deaths in Hours at Maysville Village
A spate of deaths shocked Maysville, Jackson County, as seven residents died within hours. Notables Earle Wilson and Mrs. Deadwyler are listed among the deceased, with several others including Mrs. Sumpter and Mrs. Wallace passing away in town and nearby areas. Additionally three deaths occurred among the town's Black residents from separate natural causes.
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Maysville
Jackson County
Earle Wilson
C.N. Wilson
Wilson
Paul Deadwyler
A. van Deadwyler
Sum
Maysyilla
Joker in the Income Tax Bill Draws Mixed Reactions
Washington readers note a playful label Joker in the income tax bill. The proposed rates place individuals on a graduated scale from one to four percent, starting above four thousand dollars, with four percent on excess over one hundred thousand. Corporations face a flat rate of due percent, signaling a shift in how the wealth and big trusts may be taxed.
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Washington
Ike John D. Rockefeller
Wall Street
Democratic House
Great Steel Trust
Steel Trust
Onone
Congress
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Automobile Theft In Maysville Hits Athens Man
Mr. Baugh of Baugh Produce Company of Athens reported his car stolen from a main street in Maysville Sunday night. The car was found by the night watchman about a mile outside town with the engine ruined. unknown suspects fled as the officer approached.
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Mr. Baugh
Baugh Produce Company
Athens
Clayton Street
Maysville
Maysvillé
Drew
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Athens Farmer
The Athens reader story cites W. M. Patten, a farmer, praising Doan's Kidney Pills after back pain and kidney symptoms, stating two boxes cured him. Ad by Foster Milburn Co notes price 64 cents and urges using the Dean’s brand. The piece transitions to a political column on a progressive income tax bill and its impact on small investors and corporations.
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Banner
Dean
Athens
Athes
W. M. Patten
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Dean’s
Adv
Mothers and Sweet Relief for Heatace in Hed
A concise item notes Mother Gray's Sweet for Tulle and mentions relief measures for heat distress. The snippet centers on maternal care products and relief aids, highlighting specific brand names and health concerns addressed.
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Gray
Heatace
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