Resolution End State of War Passes Congress
Atlanta reporting notes that both houses of Georgia's general assembly recess for July 4 after adjournment. Gov Hardwick and Sen Watson planned to speak at Union City rally. Watson may delay return to Washington to address the assembly on Tuesday morning.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Darien
Altamaha Bridge
Union City
Hardwick
Thomas E. Watson
Chas. S. Barrett
Senator Watson
Kimball House
Barrett
Washington
Tyer
Assembly
Senate
House
Ife
Watson
Bret
Drewry Joins Banner as City and University Correspondent
John FE Drewry, a University of Georgia graduate, joins The Banner as a city and university correspondent. He earned BA in journalism, served as associate editor of the college paper, worked for the Atlanta Journal, and helped organize the University Press bureau.
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John FE. Drewry
University of Georgia
Drewry
The
Bed Andlack
Pandora
Atlanta Journal
Tate
Siversity Press Bureau
Athens Chamber Proposes Funding for Summer School Entertainment
The Athens Chamber of Commerce board adopted a resolution asking the city council and county commissioners to provide 150 dollars each to support student entertainment at the University of Georgia Summer School. Fleetwood Lanter heads the entertainment committee with M. Q. Nicholson Dr A J Edwards Julien Goetebius and W Carroll as members to organize events.
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Athens Chamber of Commerce
Board of Country Commaisaiuoners
University of Georgia
Fleetwood Lanter
Chamber of Commerce
M. Q. Nicholson
A. 3. Edwards
Julien Goetebius
W. Carroll
Dempsey Meets Carpentier in Jersey City Ring Clash
Veteran heavyweights Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier, seasoned by numerous brutal bouts, prepare to fight in Jersey City. Carpentier has 85 career bouts with 71 wins. Dempsey has 64 fights with 55 victories, 45 knockouts, and a single knockout loss.
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Associated Press
New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
Saiute
Dempsey
Carpentier
Frank Klaus
Descamps
Rluss
Knack Tuts
Aloria
Doxing
Carl Morris
Jim Flynn
First Service At Teacher Training School Sunday
The first service will be held Sunday at 4 p m at First Methodist Church. Dr W A Shelton of Mary University will speak and announcements will outline the week’s program. Daily addresses for teachers begin at 9 20 a m at the Normal School and 11 a m at the university grounds with famed speakers.
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W. A. Shelton
Mary University
Harding Seen to Sign War Peace Resolution Today
Congress completed the peace resolution ending the state of war with Germany and Austria. President Harding is expected to sign at once in Raritan New Jersey, opening steps to resume diplomatic relations and troop withdrawals. Senate approval was 38 to 19 and the House 263 to 66.
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Associated Press
Washington, DC
Germany
Austria
Congress
Harding
Raritan
N. J
Senate
Shields
Tennessee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Watson
Georgia
Reed
Missouri
House
McKellar
Tennerses
Brandegee
Connecticut
United States
Clarke Medical Society hears Dr Stewart on Near East conditions
At the Clarke Medical Society semi monthly meeting in City Hall Dr Joseph B Stewart Jr, recently returned from the Near East, gave a vivid talk about conditions there as seen while serving as a U S medical service consul. Other business items were promptly addressed.
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Clarke Medfest Society
Joseph 8. Stewart, Jr
Near East
Stewart
United States
Georgia Campaign Committee Meets For Alumni Organization
The University of Georgia war memorial fund general campaign committee held a regular weekly meeting at Franklin college headquarters. Despite some absences, members discussed summer organization of alumni across the state for the fall campaign and detailed campaign work. Members include Chancellor Barrow and chairman Harry Hodgeon among others.
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War Memorial Fund
University of Georgia
Franklin College
David C. Barrow
Harry Hodgeon
8. Y. Sanford
Hugh Gordon
A. P. Brooks
R. P. Stephens
R. &. Park
H. A. Inghram
J. W. Jenkins
Othere
College Park Bank Robbers Confess Allegedly By Officers
Atlanta July 1 Confessions were obtained from Brooks Hayes and Wyatt, arrested and charged with holding up the Bank of College Park. Deputy Sheriff Basemore noted the penny bag taken by the bandits was recovered. Suspect Eedle James has been released.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
P Brooks
Charles Hayes
E Wyatt
Bank of College Park
Basemore Amoug
Eedle James
Haseen
Athens Bonds in Demand by Georgia Bankers
The bond commission of Athens paid 13000 of 25000 sewer bond of 1891 due date. remaining 12000 to follow. A tale accompanies the payment about Billups Phinizy who sought Athens bonds in Atlanta but was told Athens bonds never stay long in bank hands and are the most popular, with Valdosta next.
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Bond Commission of
Athens
Billups Phinizy
Phinizy
Atlanta
Valdosta
Capital Removal Issue Basis for 2 New Measures
Atlanta officials pursue two state wide bills on capital removal and mansion gifts. Governor Hardwick proposes selling current mansion assets to fund bonds and a new mansion purchase then gifting the old or a new mansion to avoid a statewide vote. Plans include buying the Jackson estate across from the capitol to build a capitol complex.
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Atlanta
General Assembly
Fulton Delegaton
Atlanti
Capitol
Mansalon
Hardwick
Allants Committee
Jackson
Capitol Ounez
Spencer R. Atkinson
Upshaw to Speak at University of Georgia July Fourth
Congressman W D Upshaw, known as Earnest Willie of the Fifth district, will address the University of Georgia chapel Monday evening at 8 o'clock on America and World Liberty. The talk will be a feature of the summer session and Fourth of July celebration in Athens, highlighting Upshaw's long involvement in educational work and his role as editor of the Golden Age.
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W. D. Upshaw
Willie
Fifth
University of Georgia
A. S Edwards
University
Congressman Upshaw
America
Athens
Upshaw
South
T Sity
Georgia
Golden Age
Educational Maes
Kiwanis Victors at City Water Carnival Relay
The Kiwanis club won the water carnival relay at the YMC A pool evening event, beating Rotary in a night of novel features and keen competition. Intermediates and junior races produced multiple winners including Forbes and Epps, with Kiwanis claiming overall relay honors and extending their season wins over Rotary.
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Jones
Kiwanis and
Rotary Clubs
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Rotary Club
Rotary
Harris
Ashford
Upson
Dudley
Grat Upson
Forbes
Kilpatrick
Mell
Kiwanis-Rotary
Epps
Allgood
Eliott
Johnson
Anglo Japanese Treaty to Continue One More Year
London July 1 Reuters reports the Anglo Japanese treaty remains in force for another year as it has not been formally denounced.
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Associated Press
London
Reuters News
To Turn Camp Gordon Into Hospital Site
Atlanta July 1 J M Wainwright assistant secretary of war arrived in Atlanta from Columbus to inspect Camp Gordon and report on its feasibility as a hospital. Congressman Upshaw wires that the camp's future rests on Wainwrights report.
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The
Banner
Atlanta
J. M. Wainright
Columbus
Camp Gordon
Congressman Upshaw
Mr. Wainwright
Life Underwriters Association to Meet Tuesday Night
The Athens Life Underwriters Association will hold its next meeting at city hall Thursday evening at 8 30. The program includes live acts by local and foreign talent. Miss Margueritha Morris of Athens performed violin pieces at a recent gathering. An unusually attractive program is planned for the upcoming Tuesday night with a prominent outsider expected to attend.
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Athens Life Underwriters’ Association
Margueritha Morris
Athens
Undecided Action on Wages Reduction by Rail Workers
Chicago July 1 Halfway union leaders remained undecided on the final stance toward a general 12 percent wage cut effective today and affecting nearly every railroad. About 1600 delegates from the big four brotherhoods and AFL unions convened to review the situation. The leaders favored accepting the reduction as a necessary evil, though shop crafts and maintenance men reportedly opposed. Jewell stated the group remained unified on the issue.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States Railway Board
Nates Witein
Big Four Brotherhoods
Four Brotherhoods
American Federation of Labor Unions
Jewell
Department of Federation
Seven Young Men Admitted to Bar by Judge Fortson
Judge Blanton Fortson held a bar examination in Winder on Wednesday. Seven applicants passed: Julian E. Roas and Thomas E. Drake of Winder. Thomas J. McGhee and K A McWhorter of Athens. James W. Arnold and George T. Mann of Athens. A B Colle of Winterville. They will strengthen the local bar.
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Winder
Blanton Fortson
Julian E. Roas
Thomas E. Drake
Thomas J. McGhee
Athens
K. A. McWhorter
James W. Arnold
George T. Mann
A. B. Colle
Winterville
Rae
Bar
Welby Cornelius Jordan Bank Leader and Clubman
Welby Cornelius Jordan, vice president at American State Bank, native of Daviaboro Georgia now a longtime Athens resident, is a Georgia Tech alumnus and Cloverhurst Country Club winner. He holds royal arch position as grand high priest and is noted for his active work and sportsmanship.
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Welby Cornelius Jordan
American State Bank
Daviaboro
Washington County
Georgia
Athens. Ie
Georgia School of Technology
Happy" Wier
Georgia- Tech
Cloverhurst Country Club
Masong
EK. P.'s
Royal Arch Masone
Dempsey Carpentier Heavyweight Title Fight Near
In Jersey City a historic heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier is set to decide the champion. The arena draw and advance tickets approach 1.5 million dollars with Dempsey favored two and a half to one and purses totaling 500 thousand dollars to the fighters and taxes.
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New York
Jersey City
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Prenchman
Tex Rickard
Dempsey
Carpentier
Jaye
University 10 College Year Continues Summer Session Growth
Dr. T Wooster, dean, is away this summer while Dr A Edwards directs the 1921 term. The summer school, now in its nineteenth year, has grown from about 400 to over 1200 students under Wooster and Edwards. Plans call for a full summer term of eleven weeks and a six week normal division, forming a four quarter college year with ongoing improvements to meet educational needs.
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T. Wooster
University
Georgia Summer School
A. 8. Edwards
Peabody School of Education
Ammer School
Wooster
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Dempsey and Carpentier
Farmers’ Union
John E. Drewry
Amber
New Jersey
Shields, Walsh and Watson
Clarke Medical Society
Young Athens
Turkey
Georgia Campaign Committee
College Park Bank
Fuli
Water Carnival
YMC
Victors
Life Underwriters 'Association
Fortson
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