Commencement Exercises at University of Georgia Schedule
The University of Georgia plans commencement Friday evening June 10 with a dinner for trustees, a Sunday baccalaureate sermon by Dr. Rulus W. Weaver, and various undergraduate exercises on Monday June 13. Honors include Phi Beta Kappa events, alumni meetings, and a monuments unveiling for Dr. Crawford W. Long.
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Rulus W. Weaver
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South Georgia Normal School
Chessie Haustie Sharpe
Frederic Charley Garrett
State Normal School—Marys
Alice Ainol
Normal Institute and College
Toe
School of ‘Technology
Albert H Staton
Medical College of Georgia
North Georgia Agricultural College
Ferdinand Ruge
Law Department
Nathan Joles
Franklin College
John Pate Car
Phi Beta Kappa Ors
Harry Stilwell Edwards
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Phi Beta Kappa Society
Phi Beta Kappa
Paragades of Sete College Graduates in Life
A historical report on Sete College graduates since 1908 shows 218 total, 21 women. Of the present senior class 42 are in line for degrees and 45 graduates work in teaching or extension roles. Many are in farming or agriculture related business, with several serving in government and military posts.
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Andrew M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
United States Department of Agriculture
Army
Navy
Resolution 10 Terminate State War Reported
By a straight party vote the House Foreign Affairs Committee reported today the Porter peace resolution providing for termination of a state of war but the United States Germany and Austria-Hungary. Democratic members opposed and said the effort would move to the House floor. Republicans plan to call the resolution up Thursday.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
House Foreign Affairs
United States
Germany
Ausria-Hungary
House
Republians
Free Balloons For Athens Kids Gift of Elks
The Athens lodge of Elks offers free balloons to every child in Athens. On next Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, meet at the Holman building on Lumpkin Street to receive a purple and white balloon free of charge. Don’t miss the time and place, children.
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Holman
Lumpkin Street
Charlie
Athens
Business looks too much on aid from government
Washington reports show President Harding and his cabinet discussing industrial and European recovery. Officials say private businesses must first aid themselves before seeking government relief as rehabilitation efforts face internal challenges.
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Washington
Europe
Harding
Four Million Flood Damage Hits Pueblo Colorado
Pueblo is flooded with four million dollars in property damage after a cloudburst swelled mountain streams. Basements from the Arkansas river to the federal building filled as workers rescue marooned residents. Heats are used in the effort to reach those stranded.
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Associated Press
Pueblo
Colo
Rocky Mountain News
Arkansas River
Thatcher
Federal
Seventh District Wins State High School Athletics Meet
The Ninth Annual Georgia Association of Schools meet on Sanford Field crowned the Seventh district with nineteen points after a hard fought relay win. Bobby Reynolds of Greensboro captured the 100 and 220 yard dashes, finishing the 100 in ten and three fifths seconds. McMillan of the Third district won the 440 yard dash and tied for first in pole vault.
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Georgia Association of Schools
Sanford
Sanford Rield
Ted
Bobby Reynolds
Greensboro
McMurray
Fort Valley
Haif
McMillan
Hay
Tulsa Riots Stir Over Rebel Rumors And Federal Probe
Tulsa riots followed a negro attack on a white girl and stirred rumors of radical influence. O W Gurley J D Adkinson and Barney Cleaver claimed negroes had prepared for trouble. Attorney General Daughtery ordered a general informal federal inquiry to determine if federal laws were violated.
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Tulsa
Okla
O. W. Gurley
J. D. Adkinson
Barney Cleaver
Daughtery
Associated Press
Washington, DC
Barrett
de Y
Chamber of Commerce
Committee of Seven
Alno
Raisino
Uced
Dance at Watson Springs Tonight
Watson Springs management announces a dance this evening from 8 30 to 11 30 with fine music and a splendid supper. Supper served 7 30 to 9 00. Enjoy the evening and a good time at the venue.
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Watson Springs
Nejoy
Black man seriously hurt after clash near Clarksboro
Jack Daniel, a Black farmer youth near Clarksboro in Jackson County, says Buddie Wier struck him with a public safety item during a dispute over a belt. He suffered gunshot wounds to the left shoulder and left side, and a head injury, but is not believed fatally hurt. Wier’s arrest status was not learned.
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Buddie Wier
Jack Daniel
Guy Hodson
Clarksboro
Jackson County
Daniel
Wier
Verson
Danial
Asche
Fred
Athens
Rotary Kiwanis Golf Clash Clears Trenches At Cloverhurst
The Rotary Kiwanis golf tournament at Cloverhurst Country Club resumes with eight matches left. After Thursday's pair play produced four Rotary and three Kiwanis wins, a one day armistice was declared and combatants prepare to finish the contest today.
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Cloverhurst Country Club
Rotary
Kiwanis
Man's Land
Char
Degree Work in Elk's Lodge Will Occur Tonight
Athens Lodge No 790 B P O E will hold a special session tonight to initiate a few candidates due to the large slate planned for next Wednesday. After initiation a social session will be held with Elks in good standing and visiting Elks invited.
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Athens Lodge
Elke
Winners of High School Contests Announced At University
At the University chapel last night Professor J S Stewart announced and awarded prizes for winners in the state high school meet held here. Declamation, essay, and track events highlighted the day’s program with winners named including Edith House and Louise Moon.
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AIL
Peabody Hall
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Wineners
Edith House
Winder
Sarth Moxeller
Americus
Louise Moon
LaGrange
Dan Bilteh
Stateshoro
Hernard Mattox
Conyers
Willie Heard
Elberton
Chan
Allen
Calhoun
Kenny
Metter
Powell
Swainehoro
Pri
Peabody Wall
Womans
State College of Agriculture
Clayton Hotel
Tillman To Sing Winder Meeting Begins June 12
Winder Ga June 3 A series of evangelistic meetings will begin at the Methodist church Sunday June 12 with Rev L Wilkie Collins preaching and Charlie Tilman of Atlanta in charge of music The series marks Tilman s third visit to Winder in recent years and is expected to draw strong local interest Services are at 4 30 and 8 30 p m in a school auditorium
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Methodist Church
L. Wilkie Collins
Charlie Tilman
Atlanta
Tilman
National Shell Factory Dublin Fire Saves Repair Shops
The National shell factory in Dublin was set afire but saved by the fire brigade and troops. The blaze destroyed stores and brought a halt to ongoing shell manufacture after it had been discontinued. Repair shops survived and the building housed large quantities of stores and automobiles.
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Associated Press
Dublin
Ireland
Jane
the National Shell Factory
Emory College Trustees Hear Annual Report and Plans
Emory University trustees read Bishop Candler's annual report noting 1,020 students in Atlanta and 80 at Oxford, with many turned away for lack of dormitory space. Plans setzte for a new dormitory, library, museum, gymnasium armory in Atlanta and an additional Oxford dormitory. The meeting honored donors and announced gifts, including a $25,000 personal gift, bringing total gifts to $100,000. Commencement activities begin Saturday with a university reception and lectures by William Jennings Bryan, followed by alumni day events and the graduating exercises on Tuesday morning.
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Emory University
Warren A. Can+ der
Board of
Emory University Academy
Oxford
Candler
W. A. Shelton
Emory
B. W. Hlaey T. JT
Dr. Fishburne
Graycline
University
Collina Deny
Wesley Memorial Church
Bishop Candler
Japan Favors Disarmament Plan In April Reply
Washington June 3 Japan expressed approval of disarmament in an April reply to a League of Nations inquiry. The statement was issued by the Japanese embassy tonight and confirms Tokyo backs a disarmament idea.
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Washington, D. C
Japan
League of Nations
Deputy Sheriff Charged Murder in Georgia Case
In Trenton Georgia on June 3 Chester Daniel is dead and Dug Daniel is probably fairly wounded while Guff Daniel is less seriously injured. Deputy Sheriff Ward Page is jailed charged with murder after the arrest of Tony Stevens this afternoon.
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Chester Daniel
Dug Daniel
Guff Daniel
Ward Page
Tony Stevens
Elmer Jackson Crawford of Clarke County
Clarke County native Elmer Jackson Crawford, born in Sandy Creek near Athens, studied at the University of Georgia in 1899, held posts as justice of the peace, notary public, deputy clerk of the superior court, and clerk of the superior and city courts. He served as secretary of the local draft board during World War I, resides at 506 Franklin Street, and celebrates December 18. He is active in Baptist, Masons, Knights of Pythias, Odd Fellows, Elks, and the Independent Order of Good Fellows.
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Sandy Creek
Athens
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Odd Fellows and the Elks
Order of "Good Fellows
County Court House
Franklin Street
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KL. Hill
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Joel Walr
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Hugh H. Gordon
National Shell Factory
Emory College
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