Auburn Wins When Georgians Bobble and Planesmen Hit
In a heartbreak for Georgia fans Auburn toppled the Red and Black nine by nine to three as Slappey and Johnson shut down Georgia’s bats. McWhorter tripled and Satterfield scored on a sacrifice, but Auburn answered with multiple two run innings and steady defense behind Johnson.
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Auburn
Johnson
Satterfield
McWhort
Slippey
McWhorter
Slappey
Bonner
Shirley
Ollinger
Barnes
Lassiter
Fulghum
Fobnson
Rawson
Schussler
Americans in Mexico Authorized to Pay Taxes to Rebels
The State Department said Americans doing business in Sonora and other rebel zones may pay taxes and customs duties to de facto authorities without recognizing the rebel government. Reports on Veracruz aid readiness and rising rebel activity across Sonora Michoacan Guerrero Meraya and Anglobretta indicate growing control by revolutionary forces. General Calles announced Chihuahua City, a major northern city, is in rebel hands with 4 500 guerrillas reinforcing federal troops.
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Associated Pros
Washington
John Business
Sonora
Mexico
State Department
Department
Veracruz
Obregon
Pergon
Mexico City
Michoacan
Guerrero
Mereyya
Anglopretta
Chihuahua
Will Delay Action On Soldier Relief
After four hours of wrangling House Republicans abandoned plans to pass the Soldier Relief legislation next Monday and adjourned the party conference without setting a date for action.
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Washington
House
Cotton Association Refuses Textile Council Conference
New Bedford April 30. The Dew Bedford Cotton Manufacturer's Association, after a meeting tonight, sent a reply to the Textile Council refusing to grant the conference sought to avert a strike by 20 000 operatives planned for Monday in eighteen New England mills.
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New Bedford
Dew Bedford Cotton Manufacturer's Association
Textile Council
New England
Temple Church To Get $25,000 Fund
The Temple Baptist church seeks $2,500 in April to reach a $25,000 fundraising goal. It is shy of $2,200 and welcomes outside donations. Building treasurer is J. H. Hubert, cashier of People's Bank.
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Temple Baptist Church
Baptist Tabernacle
J. H. Hubert
The
People’s Bank
California Senator Johnson Leads New Jersey GOP Fight
The strong point for Senator Johnson of California in the New Jersey primary is his appeal as a remarkable feature. Without a formal organization he trails Gen. Leonard Wood by about 1,700 votes in the Republican contest.
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Senator Johnson
California
New Jersey
Leonard Wood
No More Mad Dog Victims Reported in City
The city reports no further mad dog victims after two people were attacked by a rabid terrier. Both are recovering after receiving anti rabies treatment. Mayor Andrew C. Erwin says police will impound and destroy any unclaimed dogs to keep streets secure.
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Athene aDde Es
Andrew C. Erwin
Thawer to Conduct Service at First M E Tomorrow
Mr Marvin L Thrower of Avanta a former president of The Billy Sunday Club will lead the evening service at the First Methodist Church tomorrow night at o clock He is a guest of the Beech Haven Conference and will be assisted by S C Caldwell from Stanton Virginia and other conference members with the earlier visit leaving a lasting impression.
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Marvin L. Thrower
Avanta
Billy Sunday Club
Tonoton
First Methodist Church
Billy Sanday Club
Athens
Thrower
Beech Haven
S. C. Caldwell Stanton
Virginia
Watt Sets New World Mark in 440 Yard Hurdles
Philadelphia April 30 J M Watt of Cornell set a new world record in the 440 yard hurdles during the University of Pennsylvania relay carnival with a time of 54.2 seconds Capighlin of South was second Bradley of Kansas won Penthalos
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Philadelphia
J. M. Watt
Cornell
University of Pennsylvania
Capighlin
University of South
Bradley
University of Kansas
Athens Plans Half Million Dollar Cotton Warehouse
Athens will host a new half million dollar cotton warehouse by fall with work starting soon on Onoedia avenue and Barber street. Barrett and Hoke will operate the plant to house thousands of bales for export and sale to mills, leveraging Athens status as a major cotton market.
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Athens
Athena
United States
Augusta
Barrett
Onoedia Avenue
Barber Street
Threa
Barrett and Hoke
Julian Barrett
Hoke
Barett and Hoke
U S Methods Were Worse Than Czars Ralston Charges
Washington April 30 Jackson H Ralston counsel for Louis F Post charged the Department of Justice with using methods not countenanced even in czarist Russia in radical deportation cases. Immigration committee members said the government’s efforts to break up the alleged conspiracy were largely nullified by Labor Department releases. Post’s advocate said Post showed humanity in handling the cases.
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Washington
Louis F. Post
Secretary of Labor
Leing
Jackson H. Ralston
Post
Department of Justice
Russia
Immigration Committee
Department of Labor
Ralston
Watson May Seek Injunction Over Subcommittee Action
Atlanta reports that Watson backers consider court action to block the state subcommittee from declaring primary results. B M Blackburn says no foundation for such move and would know. Watson aims to control the convention plan by June to secure the state nomination and delegate slate for San Francisco.
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Atlanta
Watson
B. M. Blackburn
San Francisco
Milner of Dodge Seeks Speaker Pro Tempore Post
Atlanta April 30 J H Milner of Dodge county announced as candidate for the vacant speaker pro tem position in the Georgia House of Representatives. John W Bale now speaker pro tem has been appointed Indian agent. Milner an attorney is a Democratic state official and was nominated by friends without his knowledge.
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Atlanta
Rouse Bf
J. H. Milner
Dodge County
John W. Bale
Floyd County
Iene
Milner
Mer
Assembly of Chosen
Georgia Railroad Commission
Herman H. Swift
Columbus
Railroad Commission
Democratic
Commutations Refused Landers by Prison Board
Athens attorneys press forward with clemency bid after prison commission denies commutation for Hollis Landers sentenced to be hanged for the murder of Sheriff D. Barber. Governor had granted delays for an extraordinary motion for new trial. Landers, about 19, is supported by Judge George C. Thomas and attorney John B. Gamble in Athens.
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Atlanta
State Prison Commission
Hollis
Jackson
D. Barber
Supreme Court
Landers
George C.,thomas
John B. Gamble
Athens
No Peace In Sight Say Party Leaders
Washington April 30. Democrats oppose the joint resolution calling a State of War with Germany and Austria. The Foreign Relations Committee reported the measure by party lines. Debate to open next Wednesday promises weeks of discussion as Republican Senator McCumber and others oppose the resolution.
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Washington
Congress
Germany
Austria
Foreign Relations Committee
McCumber
Pension Money Sent Today to Counties for Second Installment
Atlanta April 30 The State Pension Commissioner sends to the counties not in the first list the second installment for 1920 pensions. The summary covers 82 counties with 6,257 pensioners and a total of 63777 dollars. Bibb Chatham and Muscogee listed with specific payouts and pensioner counts.
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Atlanta
Floyd
Richmond
Clarke
Bibb
Chatham
Muscogee
Miami to New York Seaplane Flight Sets Record
Harry Rogers of the American Flying Club piloted the passenger seaplane Miss Miami from Miami to New York with one fuel stop at Morehead City North Carolina. The 15 hour 35 minute flight occurred on April 30.
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Miami
New York
York
Fla
Morehead City
N. C
Harry Rogers
American Flying Club
Miss Miami
Hardware Dealer Acquitted in 1917 Bisbee Deportations
Tombstone Arizona April 10 Harry E Wooten a hardware dealer was acquitted by a jury here tonight of kidnapping charges tied to the Bisbee deportations of 1917.
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Tombstone
Ariz
Harry E. Wooten
DoJ Sees Forewarnings Fail To Spark May Day Violence
Washington reports officials confident no nationwide May Day violence will occur though vigilance remains. Garvan says any unrest will be sporadic as federal state and local authorities prepare for gatherings and monitor agitation. Chicago forces also curb demonstrations with hundreds arrested and radical literature seized.
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Washington
Department of Justice
Garvan
Garvin
Increased Pullman Fares Take Effect Tomorrow
Washington April 30. Pullman fares rise twenty percent and go into effect tomorrow.
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