Bulldogs Over Auburn In Close Georgia Victory
Georgia defeats Auburn 32 to 31 in Macon as Cheeves and Owens shine in a strong defensive effort. Freshmen beat Riverside 38 to 7 as Macon hosts a statewide development meeting Monday led by the Georgia Press association to promote a Know Georgia campaign and economic progress.
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Georgia Bulldogs
Mike Donahue
Basketeers
Auburn
Plainsmen
Sergeman
Wariors
Cheeves
Owens
Georgia
Pig
Hahp
Furman
Géorgin
Stegeman
Anderson
Halop
Wade
Leary
Bulldogs
Mercer Baptists
Macon
Mercer
Rawsey
Bennett
Barks
Capt
Hahn
Herricon
Lassiter
Gurr
Mandy
McFadden
Foutt
Yateo
Alec
Riverside
White
Robren _Wiehra
Tame Boys
Tung
Cladwell
Riveraide
Murray
Bobren
Cooper
Od Todd
W T Collins & Co January clearance sale on ladies wear
W T Collins & Co. promotes a January clearance offering all lines of ladies wearing apparel at greatly reduced prices. Despite bad weather the store drew crowds as shoppers explored bargains advertised across the stock, with hundreds of articles featured in the company advertisement.
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W. T. Collins & Co
Dews to Speak at Y M C A Boys Meeting Sunday
The Sunday Y M C A boys meeting in the Athens Clarke county area invites all boys to hear Harry W Dews president of the Coca Cola Bottling Works speak on The Sure Road to Success. Dews is noted as a leading local businessman and Christian worker whose talk will focus on youth and spiritual growth. On the prior Sundays attendance has risen with many boys making decisions for the Christian life.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Association
Morton
Hodgson
Harry W. Dews
CheroCola Bottling
Dews
Athens
Alec
Athena
Young ‘Men's Christian Association
Tims Elf
Clarke County
Koon
Merrax
Sha
Barrett Returned Knows Nothing of Cabinet Suggestion
Atlanta January 14 Charles H Barrett president of the national farmers organization returned from Washington where he said he had heard nothing about newspaper reports that his name was suggested to President Harding for appointment as secretary of agriculture. The story had stirred interest in the state.
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Banner
Atlanta
Charles 8. Barrett
National Farmers Organize
Washington
Harding
Barrett
Winter's First Sleet Narrows Athens Utilities Ties
Athens faced a wintry sleet spell that coated roofs and wires for hours. Southern Bell reported about 25 stations out early morning due to broken wires and poles, with crews restoring service by night. Exchanges to Boydton Elberton Commerce and toll lines suffered. Athens Atlanta line heavily disrupted while Madison and Greensboro saw milder impact.
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Athens
Jarrell
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Boyrton
Elberton
Commerce
Athens-Atlanta
Madison
Greensboro
Georgia Board Approves Schedules For University Teams
The University of Georgia athletic board met to review affairs and reports. It renamed H J S to a coaching role and discussed baseball and basketball planning while deferring the skate of taking control of the basketball program to the university trustees.
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The
University of Georgia
Frank D. Foley
Lemuel Hill
George Woodruff
Columbus
Warren Morse
Marion Smith
Atlanta
Harold Hirsch
New York City
H. J
Stegeman
W. P
Dartmouth
Harvard
Cambridge
Man
Kameal
Georgia
University
Fordney Tariff Amended Three Times in Senate
Washington D C Jan 14 Three amendments were added by the senate finance committee in executive session to the Fordney emergency tariff bill. Senator McCumber raised wheat duty to forty cents per bushel, Calder pushed six cents a pound on butter cheese and substitutes and two cents on milk and five cents on cream, Bones sought restoration of hides duty under the Dingley law for one month. House sentiment to delay tariff framing amid unsettled international conditions noted.
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Washington, D. C
Senate Finance Committee
McCumber
North Dakota
House
Calder
New York
Bones
New Mexico
Ways and Means Committee
Leonard Retains Lightweight Title in Technical Knockout
Benny Leonard defended his world lightweight title by defeating Richie Mitchell of Milwaukee by technical knockout as the referee stopped the bout in New York on January 14.
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Associated Press
New York
Benny Leonard
Richie Mitchell
Milwaukee
Leonard
Athens YWGA Opens Season Against Christian College Five
The Athens YWCA girls basketball team opens the 1921 season tonight at 8:30 against Christian College. Admission 60 cents. Athens boasts a top girls team in the state and expects strong competition from the college five. The game is on the Y M C A court with a large crowd anticipated. An Atlanta Draughon's Business College matchup is scheduled later.
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Christian College Five
Athens
Eam
College
Y. W
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Draughon
Business College
Atlanta
Joe Bean
United States
Gorn Balle Parr
Mieses Finn
Irontoe Iatle Hood
Lil Knowtox
oMor
Senate Passes Muscle Shoals Nitrate Bill
The Senate approved creating a government corporation to run Muscle Shoals and other nitrate plants by a 34 to 29 vote. Jurisdiction shifts from the War Department to the Treasury, with amendments to limit condemnations and protect private nitrate enterprises. The measure aims to aid farmers and national defense, while critics say it inflates fertilizer costs and advances hydraulic power from Wilson Dam.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Muscle Shoals
Ala
Senate
Treasury
War Department
Wadaworth
Republican
New York
Saii
Wilson Dam
Muscle Bhoals
House
Reappointment of Confederate Soldiers Home Trustees
Governor Dorsey announced five year reappointments to the Confederate Soldiers' Home board of trustees. Named were D. B. Morgan Savannah, J. F. Stone Cairo, John A. McDonald Americus, J. B. Strong LaGrange, Frank S. Myora Atlanta, C. M. Wiley Macon, R D Lawrence Marietta, Frank Colley Washington, John F. Webb Lawrenceville, C. B. McGregor Warrenton, J. Lowent Waycross. The board is led by Mr. Lawrence of Marietta.
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Atlanta
Dorsey
Confederate Soldiers’ Home
B. Morgan Savennah
J. F. Stone
Cairo
John A. McDonald
Americus
J. B. Strong LaGrange
Frank S. Myora
C. M. Wiley
Macon
R,d. T. Lawrence
Marietta
Frank Colley
Washington
John F. Webb
Lawrenceville
C. B. McGregor
Warrenton
J. Lowent
Waycross
Mr. Lawrence
Funeral Captain Jewett Williams Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Captain Jewett Williams of the 326th Infantry 82d division were held at Otonee cemetery after his body arrived from France where he was killed by a German sharpshooter on June 9 1918. Williams lived in Athens won the Rhodes scholarship and served in training camps before his death. The ceremony at the grave included local veterans posts university groups and church officials with Bishop Troy Beatty assisting.
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Jewett Williams
326Th Infantry
France
Otonee
Tady
Fewett Williams
U. of Ga
Allen R. Fleming
American Legion
University Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Williams
Frank Lee Walker
State Normal School
University
Oconee
Troy Beatty
Tennessee
A. G. Richards
Emranuel Church
Adea
Captain Williams
Athens
Oxford
England
Mre
Mitledoudne
Oreek
Paar
Raewee
Dy, Howard Williams
Macon
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Cork Lord Mayor O Callaghan Finishes US Visit Testimony
Lord Mayor O Callaghan of Cork completed testimony before the Irish commission in Washington after arriving in the US as a stowaway without a passport. His legal team petitioned to allow him to remain as a political refugee under current immigration rules. An Oakland sailor, Emil Perolt, testified he was robbed and beaten in Cork on December 11, with police and consular officials passing blame.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
O'Callaghan
Cort
United States
Irish Commission
Labor
Wilson
Emil Perolt
Oakland
Cal
Cork
Harald
Queenstown
Champion Sprint Swimmer Beaten by Local Rival
Hondahl, T. H., reports from Jan. 14 note Duke Pakananteku, world sprint champion, lost at 100 yards to Bil Harela of the Outrigger Canoe Club in a stock meet. Harris tied Duke’s 55.4 second record set in 1919. Four members of the Antwerp Olympic squad competed, with Warren Kealoha and Pua Kealoha among the runners up.
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Associated Press
Hondahl
T. H
Duke P. Kakananteku
Stockholm
War Seaton
A.A. U
Antwerp
Belog Warren Sed Pus Kesloha
wAwren
Harris
Duke Wil Pua Kealohs
Warren Keatoha
Party lines break over army recruiting measure vote
Senate adopts resolution pushing recruitment pause until regular army drops to 160000. Vote 34 to 28 amid party splits. Senator Phelan of California seeks informed patriots and possible action if he blocks the measure. final tally not called on the full vote.
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Associated Press
Mtalrs
Senate
Ceque
Phelan
Calibrnia
Nouh
Paten Tee S Dbler
Gacretaly Baker
Dluin
House
Naval court to probe Langdom shooting in Asia
Admiral Gleaves said a naval court of inquiry would travel with him from Manila to Vladivostok to investigate the fatal shooting of Lieutenant W. H. Langdom by a Japanese sentry. Officials await the court's findings and a reply to the State Department note requesting explanation and reparation. A conference of allied premiers was planned for January 19.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Organizers Plan Push by Iron Workers in Washington
In Washington on January 7 representatives from international unions in the steel industry met to launch a drive to organize iron and steel workers nationwide. The date for active work was not definite but expected to start early in the spring.
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Associated Press
Washington,d. C
Stegh
Hunger Crisis Report Amid Armenian Population Threat
A report warns that hunger endangers more than 200,000 Armenians as relief efforts confront shortages. The document cites widespread malnutrition, rising mortality risks, and calls for urgent aid and international action to avert famine.
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Red
Georgia Association
J. Kelly Simmons
Geo Presa Association
Georgi Association
A. K. Sesnoms
Cordell
Charles B. Lewis
F.H. Abbott
H. G. Hastings
Wm. B. Stillwell
Savannah
Sam Tate
Tate
W. B. Rodenberry
W.B. Dunnody
Dr. L.@. Hardeman
J. C. McAuliffe
Augusta
N. Davis
St. Mary's
N. G. Bartlett
Dub- Mp
Hla. Petty
Dawson
T. Efipa
Tifton
D. B. Osborne
Wake Park
John J. Graham
Rome
Ely R. Callaway
LaGrange
Georgia Press Association
Georgia Bankers’ Association
Georgia County Commissioners’ Association
Georgian Association of Real Estate Hoards
Georgia Association of Commercial Secretaries
Rotary Clubs of Georgia
Kiwanis Clubs of Georgia
Georgian Federation of of Women's Clubs
Georgian Automobie Association
Georgia Manufacturers’ Association
Georgian Highway Association
State Federation of Farm Bureaus
Georgia Merchants’ Association
Associated Advertising Clubs
Farmers’ Union
Georgia Agricultural Society
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Fordney
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Soldiers Home
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