War student K resumes studies at Atlanta Law School
Special to The Banner reports 40 students from War city will enter Atlanta Law School for the coming term. The school plans a return to on campus basis by October 1 with a faculty including Milton Douglas, Hooper Alexander, Wharton Wilson, Robert Parker, Edward Burns, Hanson Jones, Phillip Weltner, Hamilton Douglas Jr, Jerome Yow, George Gillon, Frank Eskridge, and W Guy Shearer, covering wills, administration, evidence, equity, insurance, contracts, bankruptcy, corporations, property, and medical jurisprudence.
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Atlanta Law School
Georgia
Milton Douglas
Es- Hooper Alexander
Varney Northern District
Whar- Wilson
Robert 8. Parker
Edward P. Burns
Hanson W. Jones
Phillip Weltner
A. B
Hamilton Douglas, Jr
C. Jeromeyo
Orge
H. Gillon
A. B. Uval Property
Frank L. Esk B.S
W. Guy Shearer
School of Practice
Arts Martial Reform Sought in Military Court Reforms
Washington Aug 2 reform to present military court system urged before the military subcommittee by an ex West Point instructor. He argued officers cannot justly distinguish themselves from enlisted men under existing rules.
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Uhington
J. ‘Uscie
West Point Mili
Irmy
Massacre Reported in Odessa Jewish Quarter
Aug 2 dispatches from Odessa state that troops under General Gregorieff occupy the city. The Jewish quarter is surrounded and a massacre has begun with few if any escapees.
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Don
Odessa
Gregorieff
Thonians and Reds Cease War Report From Copenhagen
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Copenhagen claims hostilities between Kixtian Bolshevik and the El- Han republic have stopped. Soviet officials in Petrograd reportedly state the war will end soon with Esthenia, as Yamburg and Gdoy towns are retaken, signaling a broader ceasefire effort.
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Don
el- Han
Copenhagen
M. Zincovernor
Petrograd
Esthenia
Yamburg
Gdoy
Shoeman's Beefsteak Tomatoes Win Local Praise
Banner lauds Mr. Max Hubert for fine beefsteak tomatoes raised in the city. Describes his horticultural skill and expert vegetable growth, noting his long business entry and rising patronage.
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Max Hubert
Tity
Hubert
Busines
Fenners Rob Troops of Rif les
An extract records a raid by Fenners on a freight depot at Green, with troops seizing a quantity of items just arrived from England and delivering them to the officer in charge of artillery.
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Sinn Fenners
Green
England
al Artillery
Farm Dealer Makes Visit Here in Eatonton
B T Michael of Eatonton visited the city yesterday to discuss real estate and farm sales with local citizens. Keelway, formerly of Eastville, joins Michael Callaway firm as they promote their thriving sales of several hundred farms in Oconee county and surrounding areas.
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B. T. Michael
Eatonton
Michael
T & Callaway
Keelway
Eastville
Oconee Coun
Senate panel nears completion on prohibition enforcement bill
The senate judiciary sub-committee completed work on prohibition enforcement legislation and plans to present the bill to the full committee on Monday. The measure is described as less drastic than the house version yet follows its principal features.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary
House
Stump Clearers to Tour South Georgia Demonstrations
A nine car demonstration train touring South Georgia from September 1 will show farmers stump clearing methods and soil preparation. Organized by the Georgia State College of Agriculture with partners including the Georgia Landowners' Association and the Railroad Administration, the two day stops cover Cordele Camilla Moultrie Sparks Tifton Fitzgerald Douglas Waycross Blackshear Jesup Baxley Helena Vidalia Claxton Savannah Statesboro Stillmore and Dublin. Twenty people from institutions and associations will accompany the train under supervision of W. E. Broach.
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South Georgia
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Georgia Landowners’ Association
Railroad Administration
Cordele
Camilla
Moultrie
Sparks
Tifton
Fitzgerald
Douglas
Waycross
Blackshear
Jesup
Baxley
Helena
Vidalia
Claxton
Savannah
Statesboro
Stillmore
Dublin
Bia
Crisp County
W. E. Broach
Two Blacks Die in Alabama Race Riot at Whatley
Montgomery August 2 Two Negroes Archie Robinson a school teacher and another whose name is unobtainable were killed in a racial conflict at Whatley Alabama today according to a telephone message received there tonight from Sheriff Cox.
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Montgomery
Archie Robinson
Whatley
Ala
Sheriff Cox
Caffeine Bill 10 Close Race In Georgia Senate
Atlanta Aug 2 A tight committee vote on Senator Kea's bill to ban drinks made from caffeine patents ended 7 7 with Senator Dorris breaking the tie against passage. The measure heads to the senate with an adverse recommendation and a minority report is anticipated with nine names on it due to missing members.
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Atlanta
Senate
Fred Kea
Georgia
Senate Temperance Committee
Dorris
Kea
Telegraph Men Called for Siberia Service
Fifteen telegraph operators are sought immediately by Uncle Sam for service in Siberia. Sergeant Fisher at the Athens U S Army recruiting station invites competent telegraph operators aged 18 or older who can pass the physical exam. He notes Siberia offers vast distances, forests, game, populous cities, and conditions that suit adventurous soldiers in brick barracks with warm clothing for cold weather.
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Uncle Sam
Siberia
Fisher
Athens
U. S. Army
Georgia
University of Georgia
82Nd Division
Alanta
Atlanta
San Francisco
Shackleford Building
Morris
Old
Chemical Glassware Duty Increase Near Washington
The House approved the first protective tariff measure since Republicans took control. It imposes high duties on chemical glassware and apparatus and moves to the Senate for action.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
Women Drys Plan Fight on Smokes
New York Aug 2 The association opposed to national prohibition issued a statement today charging an investigation showed that liquor is gone. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union is backing a move to enact anti nicotine laws in every state.
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Associated Press
New York
Associaton
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Passenger plane crash near Verona kills fourteen
An Associated Press report from Rome states a Caproni passenger plane en route from Venice to Milan with fourteen aboard plunged about 1000 metres to the ground near Verona, killing all on board.
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Associated Press
Rome
Caproni
Venice
Verona
Wilson and Wife Set Off on Potomac Yachting Trip
President and Mrs. Wilson departed for a weekend voyage down the Potomac aboard the presidential yacht Mayflower. They expect to return by Monday morning.
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Wilson and Wife
Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Potomac
Universal Training Measure Ready For Congress
Washington Aug 2 The war department bill establishing universal military training as national policy will be sent to Congress without delay. It will be in the hands of Senator Wadsworth and Representative Kahn, leaders of the military committees, early next week.
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Associated Press
Washington
War Department
Congress
Senator Wadsworth
Representative Kahn
Battery connections cause undercharge hums the fault
Willard Service Station expert Mr. Copeland warns loose or dirty connections as a common cause of undercharged batteries. He advises inspecting wiring between generator and battery, cleaning contact surfaces with sandpaper, tightening bolts, and coating exposed lead with vaseline to secure a tight joint and prevent corrosion from acid spills.
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Copeland
Willard
Government orders large sale August 18 to curb high prices
Washington reports mounting unrest over living costs as rail strikes loom. The War Department orders immediate sale of surplus army foods including meat beans and pumpkin to the public via parcel post on August 18 at prices far below current market levels. Purchasers pay postage from storage points. A conference committee led by Attorney General Palmer discusses steps to curb profiteering, with no final decisions yet.
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Associates Press
Washington
War Department
Hines
Colver
Treasury
Lefingwell
Palmer
Congress
Hine
New Year Pay Days From War Savings Stamps Rise
On New Year’s Day 1923 a billion dollars of War Savings Stamps will be redeemable at one and a quarter billion dollars. Bankers and thrift institutions are urged to promote saving, educate the public about financial products, and support government borrowing through thrift.
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James H. Collins
Treasury Department
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Economic Versailles pact hearings near end in Washington
Public hearings on the economic sections of the Versailles treaty were virtually completed by the foreign relations committee in Washington. Early next week Secretary Lansing was expected to be questioned by the committee on the treaty's political features.
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Associated Press
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Lansing
Athens Canteen Red Cross Report Honors Service
Mrs. Billups Phinizy outlines nine months of Athens Canteen work for the American Red Cross, detailing generous local support, daily operations, and special services for soldiers. The report highlights community gifts, sustaining funds, and large troop-train hospitality from November 1918 through spring, with measures of service and a call to continued devotion to returning heroes.
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Athens Centeen American Red Cross
Billups Phinizy
Athens
American Red Cross
Phindsy
Messrs
Max Michael
Aaron Cohen
Mesers
Coke Talmadge
Rodney Wilson
M. S. Hodgson
Paul Connolly
Ernest Michael
J. B. Joel
The
Cateen
John E. Talmadge
D. Flannigen
Athens Light & Railway Company
A. H. Davison
Dorsey Furniture Company
Bernstein Bros
Athens Gas Company
City of
Atlantic Ice & Coal Corporation
Athens Bludwine Company
Community Club of
Winterville
E. K. Lumpkin
Andrew Erwin
D. G. Anderson
Gerdine
Brumby
Jack Talmadge
Talmadge Bro
Athens Banner
Athens Herald
Hugh Rowe
Postal Committee
Red Cross
Infvensa
Seutlemants
Billups Phinny
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