High Living Costs Partly Due to Labor Conditions
New York February 19 Howard J. Plew told the National Dry Goods Association that sustained high living costs stem from increased money and credit volumes, wage rises tied to war needs, and distribution costs. Me. Fise, an assistant U.S. attorney general, warned there will be little relief as labor groups demand full cooperation and longer hours.
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New York
Howard J. Pleg
National Dry Goods Association
Klesa
Fise
Sunshine Laughs Delight But Dull Evening Show
Richard Carle's musical revue proves he can deliver comic chatter and a lively turn by Tedk Murdock yet the overall performance lags. The dancing sequence Hispaniola Crawl earns praise though the audience remains reserved and the house not crowded.
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Richard Carle
Mr. Carle
Tedk Murdock
Hispaniola
Dancs
Murdock
Wildcats Leave OMB for Auburn Showdown
Coach Stageman leads the Wildcats to Auburn to challenge the Tigers on their home floor. Georgia aims for a strong effort despite sick star Rawson and Hal Campbell likely missing. The team expects a tough game, with Mercer next in Macon and Athens set to host the Atlanta Athletic nine to close the 1920 football season.
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Stageman
Wildcats
Auburn
Azieavers
Tiger
Hal Campbell
Georgia Boys
Mercer
Macon
Athens
Atlanta Athletic
Women Vote Against Military Training
In Chicago on June 19 the National League Women adopted a resolution opposing universal military training and camp programs. The closing session debated enforcement of League of Nations with reservations deemed vague. Free speech and free representation were urged amid a spirited discussion.
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Hicago
National League
Universal Campul
League of Nations
Pomerenes Withdraw From Democratic Presidential Race
The report notes that Pomerenes, a senator from Chin, withdrew from the contest for the Democratic presidential nomination. The Associated Press dispatch states the move was to devote more time to personal or state matters, with limited detail on the impact or next steps.
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Associated Press
Pomitera Democrat
Chin
Senators PauseAs Senate Fails To Take Up Treaty
Washington February 19 Associated Press Senators did not take up the treaty today as no one was prepared to speak and there was no clear intent to hurry a decision.
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Washington
Senate
City Sells Street Improvement Bonds in Athens
Athens approved bonds totaling 150000 were bought by James F Shehane for 157501.11 after seven bids. Other bids ranged from 155640.00 by William E Buch Co to 150687.87 by Continental Trust Co Macon, with Athens firms and major lenders among the bidders.
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Athens
James F. Sbehane
William E Buch
Auguste
Shehane
Mr. Shehane
Unen
M. Shehane
North East Georgia
Smith
College Avenue
James F
Longshoremen End Waterfront Strike in New Orleans
In New Orleans on February 19 the Union Freight Handlers and Coastwise Longshoremen voted to return to work and lift the export freight embargo, ending labor troubles on the waterfront this afternoon.
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New Orleans
Opinions differ on sale of ships by shipping board
Washington February 13 Associated Press reports conflicting views on whether to immediately sell thirty former German liners offered by the shipping board. Chairman Payne said passenger service costs exceed 75 million dollars and urged a sale under a board approved plan. Vice Chairman Stevens favored immediate sale claiming true value. He suggested reconditioning before sale.
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Associated Press
Washington
Shipping Board
Senate Commerce Committee
Chatpman Payne
Stevens
Judge Hodges Postpones Hart Superior Court Term
Hart County February 18 Judge W L Hodges postponed indefinitely the Hart superior court term that would have convened next Monday. The delay followed a petition from many to aid efforts against the flu epidemic and adjournment to a later date was agreed upon. Americans at Maras Turkey are safe state department says.
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Martwell
W. L. Hodges
Hart Superior Court
Marsh
Turkey
Associated Press
Washington
Maral
State Department
Banner Installs New Duplex Press for Faster Timely Print
The Banner announces arrival of a modern duplex press with an erector and machinists to set up in days. Due to prior strikes, shipment was delayed but is now ready for operation within ten days to two weeks. The paper aims to publish sooner, serving thousands of subscribers with increased daily copies.
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Iisuier
Thu Banne
Bio Press
The
Times
Adriatic Question May Be Reopened
President Wilson moved to bring the Adriatic question before the allied supreme council stirring interest in both Allied and neutral nations. The council replied with held publication pending three powers decision. European talks floated inviting premier to the United States to pursue the Paris December nine pact and propose practical steps if accepted by Italy and Yugoslavia. The usual aim appeared to seek U S involvement to solve the issue.
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Europe
United States
Paria
Mrs Geraldine Griffith Buried in Danielsville Rites Today
Funeral services for Mrs Geraldine Griffith wife of O K Griffith are set for 10 o clock this morning at the Danielsville church. Interment will be in the local cemetery with survivors including her husband her parents Mr and Mrs E C Carson of Cornwallis and three brothers and six sisters.
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Geraldine Grifith
O. K. Grifith
Danielsvile
Danielsville
E. C. Carson
Cornelis
Texans register opinion on progressive platform
A Gainesville Texas report notes Joseph W Uniley announces his candidacy for the Democratic ticket after endorsing a progressive Democratic National Administration federal prohibition woman suffrage and opposition to the League of Nations A separate dispatch from Indianapolis reports petitions circulating to nominate Vice President Marshall for the Democratic presidential primary In late items W S Doggett is injured in the Seaboard yard when knocked from a boxcar and N Goodman estate window is broken by a rock tossed by an unknown actor no loss of items yet confirmed.
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iBy Associates Press
Gainesville
Texas
United States
Joseph W. Uniley
Teket
League of Nations
Marshall
Indianapolis
Indiana
Doggett
Seaboard Yard
Essay Suggestions for US Army Citizenship Writing
An army officer in Atlanta offers essay guidance for pupils on writing about army life. He urges asking elders, expressing ideas clearly, and counting words. Emphasizes sincerity, originality, and readiness to write without notes, plus benefits of army life and citizenship themes.
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Atlanta
Germans threaten to hang Erzberger in agrarian league session
In a February meeting of the League of German Agrarians speeches drew "Hang him" as Mathias Erzberger, vice premier and minister of finance, was named. Chairman Von Hagenhem urged labor agitators who inflamed farm workers and dealt with them swiftly.
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Erzberger
Associated Press
League of German Agrarians
Mathias Exberger
von Hagenhem
Morgan Attends State Insurance Convention in Atlanta
Mr F F D Morgen superintendent of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co in this city is attending the state convention being held in Atlanta today and tomorrow. The meeting focuses on company interests and valuable officers in this section are in good hands.
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F. F. DP. Morgan
Henge Sisted
Drace
F. FE. D. Morgen
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co
Atlanta
Morgan
New York District Attorneys Accused of Office Misconduct
Albany Feb 19 Governor Smith received from Raymond F Almirall a grand jury spec accusing three New York assistant district attorneys of misconduct John T Dolling of conspiracy to falsely indict Gaston B Means and James E Smith of neglecting duties in gambling and disorderly house cases Edward P Kilroy is accused of neglect in prosecutions District Attorney Swann blames big interests and says the charges were brought to oust Mayor Hyla and target William Randolph Hearst
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Albany
N. Y
Smith
Raymond F. Almirall Freeman
New Yor County
John T. Dolling
Gaston B. Means
James E. Smith
Edward P. Kilroy
Swann
Hyla
William Randolph Hearst
Shackelford Set for Southern Speaking Tour Today
Thomas J. Shackelford plans a trip from Athens through Arkansas to address farmers on the American Cotton Association. He previously toured Louisiana urging boycotts of the New York Cotton Exchange and pushing to relocate the exchange to New Orleans.
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Thomas J. Shackelford
Athens
Arkansas
American Cotton Association
Shackelford
Louisiana
New York Cotton Exchange
New Oreans
Mason to be buried Friday in Cedar Grove church
Funeral services for Frie L. Mason age 35 will be held Friday at 2 oclock at Cedar Grove church Madison County. He died at his home near Danielsville yesterday morning after a week illness. Rev R J Huff of Atlanta will officiate. He is survived by his wife Drue Duffel Mason three sons and one daughter two sisters Mrs J A Huff Athens and Mrs Alice Brown Bowmay seven brothers Earl L Royston W W Franklin County W C Lavonia L L Texas Charles Roy and Warren B Athens pallbearers will be his brothers and one brother in law.
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Cedar Grove
Madison County
Alice Brown
Bowmay
Earl L. Royston
W. W
Pranklin County
W. C
Lavonia
L. L
Texas
Charles
Roy
Warren B
Athens
Week of Song Postponed to February 23 at UGA
The national week of song is postponed to next week starting Monday February 23 with practices at schools churches and homes. The week ends Saturday February 28 with a four o clock gathering in front of the University of Georgia chapel as participants sing patriotic old favorites.
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University of Georgia
Chapel
Eee
P. C. Jones
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