Appointment of Judge Cobb To Succeed Newman
Advices from Washington say Attorney General Palmer will not violate the age limit law restricting federal judgeships. Judge Andrew J. Cobb, well known in Georgia, was considered but barred by age. Senator Harris advocates Cobb, while Judge Horace M. Holden is urged as an alternate with broad support.
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Washington
Palmer
Andrew J. Cobb
Georgia
Willam
Newman
Wilson
Cobb
William J. Harris
Judge Cobb
poHeles
Prang
Alabama
Mississippi
Horace M. Holden
Athens
Holden
Bar
Harind Smith
North En
Supreme Court
Georgi
Dirigible Crash Kills Ten In Chicago Bank Building
A dirigible balloon veered through Chicago's loop, exploding aboard and causing the blazing wreckage to plummet through a skylight at the Louisiana Trust & Savings Bank. Police report ten dead and scores injured amid the chaotic scene in the financial district.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Loop
Sring
Laois Trust & Savings Bank
Financial District
Two Organizations Are Incorporated
Judge Andrew Cobb granted two charters in Superior Court yesterday. One charter incorporated the University of Georgia Chapter House to organize the Alpha Delta lode Association. The other charter formed a group of women to organize the Ladies Hebrew Community Club.
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Andrew Cobb
University of Georgia
Alpha Delta Lode Association
Ladies’ Hebrew Community Club
Army training turns puzzled Bill into skilled mechanic
Sergeant Fisher reports a new rookie yarn about Bill Brown who left with no savings yet returned a confident, capable mechanic. The story traces his rough start, enlistment, overseas transport, and a profitable post service life, urged by the recruiting sergeant at room 202 Shackleford building to join for thorough mechanical training.
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Fisher
U.S. Army
Hhas
Bill Brown
Bill
Greenland
Tophe
William
Willey
Sam
Gosh
U.S. A
Rocky Bill
Army
Shackleford
Ukrainian Reds Capture Konstantinograd and Tarnopol
A Moscow wireless dispatch reports Ukrainian Red troops have captured Konstantinograd, forty miles southeast of Poltava, while Polish forces occupy Tarnopol as of Monday.
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Associated Press
London
Moscow
Serta
Konstantinograd
Poltava
Tarnopol
President Wilson Recovering From Illness Says Doctor
Washington July 22 President Wilson was well on the way to recovery tonight from illness which confined him to bed yesterday Admiral Grayson the president's physician expressed belief there is no cause for concern over his condition
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Washington
Wilson
Admiral Grayson
Amnesty Proposal For Court Martial Soldiers
Washington July 21 complete amnesty for all soldiers sailors and marines convicted by court martial except those whose offenses would be a felony under federal statutes was proposed in a bill by Senator Chamberlain and referred to the military committee.
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Washington
Chamberlain
Italy and Romania Against Jugoslavs
Copenhagen reports Bela Kun detained in isolation with Budapest Soviet leaders negotiating with the Allies. A Laibach telegram says Italy and Romania formed an alliance against Jugoslavia, possibly signed by Orlando and Brazzano. London reports Commons passed a second reading of the peace treaty. Polk sails to relieve Lansing at the peace conference. Geneva notes Swiss experts favor joining the League of Nations by a 24 to 2 vote, Chilisty opposed.
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Associated Press
Copenhagen
Bela Kun
Vienna
Budapest
Geneva
Laibach
Italy
Roumania
JugoSlavia
Orlando
Braziano
London
House of Commons
Pole
Lansing
New York
Polk
Imperator
France
Switzerland
League of Nations
Truant Officer Sought To Watch Athens School Kids
Athens city schools may add a truant officer as terms begin. Superintendent Bond urged the Board of Education to designate a police member to coordinate truancy efforts, noting early term surveys and notifications reduced unregistered pupils. He said temporary service could suffice, ideally permanent coverage.
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Athens City
Bond
Board of Education
Veterans of South Invited to Atlanta Reunion
Atlanta extends an invitation to General Nathan B. Forest for the Confederate Veterans Reunion to be held in October. The invitation was decided at a mass meeting in the city hall council chamber after a forceful speech by former Senator Walter P. Andrews urging immediate action.
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Atlanta
Nathan B. Forest
Walter P. Andrews
Lever nomination affirmed by Senate in farm loan board
The Senate affirmed the nomination of Representative Lever of South Carolina to join the Farm Loan Board. Washington date noted July 22.
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Lever
Senate
Py Associated Press
Washington
Representative Lever
South Carolina
Farm Loan Board
After Illness Ziron Iron Tonic
A reader testimony from Lyons Georgia endorses Ziron Iron Tonic as a blood builder after typhoid fever and bowel issues. The ad claims iron deficiency causes weakness and appetite loss and cites improved strength after taking Ziron. It notes druggists stock the product and asserts a guarantee.
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J. KE. Clifton
Lyons
Four Teachers to Be Named at Athens Board Meeting
The Athens public schools board will name four teachers at its monthly meeting this afternoon at four in city council chamber. Superintendent Bond will read the annual report on institution conditions andgrade examination papers from last Saturday. Two of the new hires will serve in nexro schools.
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Athens
Bond
Board of Education
City Council Chamber of City
Nexro
District ginners plan Ela meeting in City
Athens will host the Georgia Gunners' Association convention on July 31, with the eighth and ninth congressional district ginners taking key city roles. President John T. Puttart indicates plans are elaborate and a number of prominent ginners are slated to speak, with final speaker lineup to be announced.
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Athens
John T. Puttart
Georgia Gunners’ Association
Worthless curs face license drive in Athens
Dog catcher names the stray Hobo a triple breed cur found in a gutter with a cat scratching at him. Hobo faces sunrise death for no license tag as the tenth docket entry. Mrs Zach Lamar Cobb travels from Washington City to El Paso to rejoin her husband who left his War Trade Board post to resume law practice.
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Rest
Hobo
Adams
City
Bull
Athens
Hhis
Zach Lamar Cobb
Howell Cobb
Washington City
el Paso
Texas
Cobb
Race riots spread to Norfolk and Washington casualties rise
Casualties reported in Washington with ten known dead or dying and rioting spreading to Norfolk, where four people including a city detective were shot. Soldiers sailors and marines were called to quell disturbances as civilian mobs led the unrest amid a week of homecoming celebrations for black soldiers.
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Associated Press
Washington City
Norfolk
Weehington
Washington
Naval Base
Christian Reserve Work Is Boosted
Hampton Jarrell, chairman of the publicity committee of the R. C. T. C. for Christian service, lauds a recent meeting and Thomas Green's talk on his experience as a centenary cadet. He described thousands of boys armed with rifles and bayonets, drilled by regular officers, billeted on campus, fed at the cafeteria, and visiting sights as part of a world missions display with country exhibits and missionary demonstrations. The talk sparked full attention, no questions, then a puzzle-filled wrap-up before adjourning.
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Hampton Jarrell
Christian Service
Order
Thomas Green
Thomas
Prayer Meeting At Oconee Church Tonight
Dr. S. P. Wiggins will conduct a prayer meeting at Oconee church this evening at 8 45. The meetings are a feature of the church and are said to be well attended.
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S. P. Wiggins
Oconee Church
Georgia House Finishes First Full Senate Calendar
Atlanta July 21 The House spent its full day drafting the first full senate calendar of general legislation while the Senate kept five days of filibuster on national woman suffrage. Debates covered semi monthly pay bill changes, parole law amendments, and tax of public officials. The Senate discussed Susan Anthony amendments with Dorris and Flynt trading volleys as potential cloture loomed. Georgia Tech barbecue invites and banking department legislation aimed to curb branch openings dominated next sessions’ agenda.
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Atlanta
House
Senate
J. J. Flynt Snes
J. E. T. Bowden
Robert Barnes
Bibb
M. L. Johnson
Bartow
Wesh
Dorrix
Susan B. Anthony
Dorris
Flynt
Curtis
Glenn
Senator Flynt
Wilson
Dorsey
Senate of Georgia
Susan Ashbony
State of
Georgia
Tech
Georgia Tech
Big Foreign Trade Planned For South
Atlanta July 22 a meeting will be held in Atlanta by the Atlantic Maritime corporation to organize Georgia and select directors for expanding southern foreign trade. The firm will use South Atlantic ports to Latin America, with Atlanta as headquarters and nine ships now active, fourteen soon, and branch offices planned in New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago.
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Atlanta
State of
Georgia
Atlantic Maritime Corporation
Washington
Avanta
Matthew Hale
Boston
War Industries Board
Bape
Dixie
Latin-America
War Industries Organization
United Stas
Thomas K. Glenn
R. R. Otis
J. A. von Dohlan
South
South Atlantic
Maritime Corporation
von Doblan
United States Railroad Administration
United States Shipping Board
Southeast
Steamener
Latin America
South Atlantic Maritime Corporation
Atlante
New York
Cincinnati
Chicago
Uniform rate fix for cotton linters urged in Washington
Avlanta Ga July 21 a telegram says United States Senator Hoke Snrieir has arranged hearings in Washington tomorrow before the railroad administration and the Interstate commerce commission on a uniform rate for cotton linters and lint cotton. Southern cotton lint owners are concerned over the proposed classification that would fix the same transportation rate for both linters and lint cotton.
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Avlanta
United States
Hoke Snrieir
Washington
Railroad Administration
Ce Commission
South
Friends of Mise Antic’ate Wood At Home Death Notice
The friends of Mise Antic’ate Wood will regret to learn of her passing at the home of her mother Mrs W L Wood on the Bowlboard.
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Mise Antic
Ate Wood
Ter Ines
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