Summer School of University of Georgia Opens Tuesday
The University of Georgia summer session begins Tuesday June 21 with a large anticipated attendance. Dormitories filled at both the State Normal and University, with many rooms already spoken for in the city. Despite railroad fare reductions being denied, attendance remains high as teachers and students plan to arrive Sunday and Monday for registration ahead of the July 29 close. A strong faculty and notable attractions are expected.
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University OF Georgia
State Normal School
University
Normal School
Wooster
University of George
General Assembly
NE Growers Meet Here August 11 at Athens College
The Georgia Swine Growers' association schedules a meeting show and sale August 11 at the Agricultural College in Athens. Noted USDA authorities will speak on hogs, with a Friday sale of twenty five bred sires from Berkshire, Duroc Jersey, Hampshire, Poland China and Spotted Poland China breeds.
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Georgia Swine Growers’ Association
Agricultural College
Athens
United States Department of Agriculture
America
KE. Russell
U. S. Department of Agriculture
MacIntosh Elected Head of Advertising Clubs World
Charles Henry MacIntosh of Chicago was elected International president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World with 726 votes. George W. Hopkins of New York Milwaukee received ? votes as runner up. Hopkins’ reorganization plan was adopted with changes, proposing a cabinet of four to assist the president in administering the business, and Milwaukee won the next convention.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Charles Henry MacIntosh
Chicago
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
George W. Hopkins
New York
Milwaukee
Hopkins
Board Approves Over Million for Home Missions
Atlanta Georgia June 16 TheSouthern Baptist board adopted a resolution urging local churches to apply for loans rather than grants for church building projects as it outlined estimated sums for the upcoming year. The action precedes the board’s annual session with emphasis on mission funding.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Will Not Sign Contract With Seagoing Unions
The Amehicatt Steamship Owners' association says it will not enter into signed contracts with any seagoing unions, notifying the Shipping Board members as New York reports. The move involves a large portion of privately owned American flag tonnage.
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Associated Press
New York
Amehicatt Steamship Owners’ Association
Shipping Board
Suit 10 Estop Collection Is Inspection Fee Suit
Special to The Banner Atlanta Ga June 46 Notice served on attorney general and state agriculture department of suit by Reed moving in state court for temporary and permanent injunction to stop enforcement of state inspection law as to inspection fees. Company argues law unconstitutional as police regulation and revenue measure with double tax. Funds from fees placed in receiver’s trust and not sent to treasury until case, leaving Standard and Gulf Refining as remaining targets.
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Atta
Oree
State Department of Neviculture
Reeding
Texas Company
United States Supreme Court
Dunham Oil Company
Thay
Dunham
Reed Company
Standard
Gulf Refines
Noted Polo Player Killed Ambushed
London reports Lieutenant Ro 4 McCreery, recently killed in an ambush at Ballyturin Ireland, was the son of Walter McCreery a renowned polo player. His brother Lawrence played for America in the 1900 international polo cup at Hurlingham. Lieutenant McCreery was a promising polo talent.
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Associated Press
London
McCreery
Ballyturin
Ireland
Walter McCreery
Lawrence McCreery
America
Hurlingham
Senate Killits Packer regulation bill in Senate defeat
Washington June 16 the Senate rejected the Packer regulation bill by 37 to 34 after committee opposition and adjourned. Leaders plan a reconsideration to revive the bill or push the Sterling alternative which would place administration with the Federal Trade Commission. Eleven Democrats supported the agriculture committee measure to 13 Republicans. A commemorative adjournment for Rep Mason followed. In Toledo, Rev Anthony Gorek faced threats if he testifies in the post office robbery case as a witness.
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Associated Prege
Washington, D. C
Agriculture Committee
Senator Sterling
North Dakota
House
Mason
Mlinois
Packer
Federal Trade Commission
Senate
Toledo
Anthony Gorek
New Chicago
Ind
Federal District Court
Gorek
Wanda Urbaytis
Jem
Ponder Tax Collector R W Ponder Dies By Own Hand
Cairo Ga June 16 The body of R W Ponder tax collector of Grady county was found in a secluded spot near here. He killed himself after leaving a note accusing the county auditor of causing a shortage of about 5500 which he failed to fix. Ponder was 46, leaving a widow and three children.
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Associated Press
Cairo
R. W. Ponder
Grady County
Here
Ponder
Shipping Board and Marine Engineers Sign Agreement
The Shipping Board and marine engineers ratified a new working agreement with a 1h per cent wage reduction and deposited it with the secretary of labor. Similar deals were reached with radio operators and others to be negotiated with seamen, firemen, and cooks. overtime is effectively eliminated, while no engineers or assistant engineers hired during the strike will be discharged while they remain efficient.
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Associated
Washington, D.C
Whipping Board
Marine Engineers
Secretary of Labor
Lasker
Constance Talmadge Delights Fans At Palace Showing
Patrons who saw Constance Talmadge in Good References at the Palace yesterday praised her cheerful mischievous mood. The film will return today for those who missed it, offering another chance to enjoy this star’s performance. Clyde Cook’s comedy provides light amusement and relaxation.
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Constance Talmadge
Clyde Cook
Autreyville Negro Church Burned in Race Trouble
Associated Press reports a negro church burned near Autreyville Georgia on June 16 amid racial tensions following a recent murder of a white girl in the area. Local authorities investigate the blaze as race trouble.
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Autreyville
Associated Press
Moultrie, Ga
YMCA Camp Sees Strong Signups as Plans Grow
Thirty one boys have already signed up for the YMCA summer camp, with prospects of reaching forty. Rotarians donate a canoe and Kiwanians grant two camping trips. All applicants must submit deposits of 2 to secure final arrangements by Secretary Forbes.
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YMCA
Young Men's Christian Association
Forbes
Funeral Services For W C Denny Junior
Funeral services for W C Denny Jr three year old son of Mr and Mrs W C Denny will be held this morning at 10 from the residence 499 Ruth street conducted by Rev E H Jennings. Interment in Oconee cemetery. Pallbearers K W Woods H D Crawford H C Rhodes Sr Poulnot. Honorary pallbearers F L L Denny J L Denny Alvin Collins Elvin Collins. Bernstein Bros funeral directors in charge. Survived by parents and one brother Joe Taylor Denny.
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W. C. Denny
Ruth Street
E. H. Jennings
Oconee Cemetery
K. W. Woods
H. D. Crawford
H. C. Rhodes
Sr. Poulnot
FLL
Denny
J. L. Denny
Alvin Collins
Elvin Collins
Bernstein Bros
Joe Taylor Denny
May Cotton Exports Show Large Increase
Washington June 16. Exports of grain and flour fell heavily in May from last year while cotton exports rose from 364000 bales to 477000 bales. The rise is noted by the department of commerce based on monthly trade data.
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Associated Press
Washington, D
Department of Commerce
Governor Dorsey Finishes Draft Message to Legislature
Special to The Banner states Governor Dorsey has completed the first draft of his final message to the legislature and the copy is being prepared for final revision. He will not preview contents, but the review will cover finances and business reform in state affairs. no material recommendations are expected for the next administration.
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Atlanta
Dorsey
Coiy
YWCA Annual Meeting Plans Tonight Directors Elected
YWCA prepares for its annual meeting at 8 15 tonight in the gymnasium. Girl Reserves rehearse initiation while the Blue Ridge delegation plans a stunt. Irene Epps directs diving contests and a short eight minute basketball game. Ballots will elect eight directors from a list of eight candidates and three for ratification. All members 18 and over may vote after registering.
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Blue Ridge
Irene Epps
Ben Barrow
Crack
South
Federal Council of Churches
Frank Lipscomb
V. Sanford
Mra
Rufus Turner
Mita Florrie Andrews
Lena Chandler
George Crane
Miey Claudia Flanigan
John W. Jenkins
Annie Mae Layfield
M. P. O'Callaghan
Bessie Payne
I. B
Lottie) Smith
Supreme Court to Hear Appeal in John S Williams Case
Special to The Banner Avanta Ga June 16 Assistant Attorney General Graham Wright drafts brief for supreme court review of John S Williams appeal set for Monday the 20th The state argues prior crimes admissible as part of a general conspiracy while the defense claims they prejudiced the jury If upheld Williams could face further indictments in the murder farm series and life in prison.
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Avanta
Graham Wright
Supreme Court
John S. Williams
Greene Johnson
Williams
Williama
Commerce Chamber Honors Two Distinguished Sons
Atlanta reports the Rome Chamber of Commerce elected United States Senator William J. Harris and his brother General Peter C. Harris honorary members. Both men grew up in Rome and later achievements are noted. Brunswick named a building Harris Hall in recognition of Senator Harris, repurposed from an old army barracks serving Boy Scouts and riflemen.
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Atlanta
United States
William J. Harrie
Georgia
Peter C. Harris
Washington
Rome
Sunday School Teacher Training Course Opens at Athens
The University Summer school announces a Standard Sunday School Teach-Training course in Athens July 3 10 at the State Normal school building. Open to all, non sectarian, with board at $7 for the week or $1 per day. Courses include Beginner Methods Primary and Junior Work Bible Study and Teaching Principles. Evening recitations and programs planned with meals available on grounds.
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The
University Summer School
Athens
Methodist Church
General Sunday School Board
State Normal School
Willette Allen
Barclay
Earnest
Cunningham & North
M. W. Brabham
Farmers Bank Union Point Reopens With Corps New Officers
The Farmers Bank of Union Point reopened Wednesday morning after closure on December 31 by the state banking department. The bank has been reorganized with directors B. W. Boyd president, T. L. Barnes vice president, A. E. Wagner, R. A. O'Neal, and A. J. Stewart cashier.
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Farmers’ Bank of
Union Point
State Banking Department
B. W. Boyd
T. L. Barnes
A. E. Wagner
R. A. O'Neal
A. J. Stewart
Four Georgia Grads Admitted to U S Bar
Four graduates of the University of Georgia School of Law were admitted to practice in the U S District Court for the Northern District of Georgia by Judge Sibley. Recipients are Edgar Maxwell McConlress of Canton James Arfe McFarland of Dalton and Jesse O Futral of Griffin.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia School of Law
Pracice
District Court of the United States
District of Georgia
Sibley
Edgar Maxwell Mc
Contess
Canton
James Arfe McFarland
Dalton
Jesse O. Futral
Griffin
Insurance firms near $500 penalty for tax delinquency in Georgia
Atlanta June 16 Comptroller General W A Wright warns Georgia insurers may face a $500 penalty for failing to pay the 1921 special tax by July 1. Of 300-plus insurers, fewer than 60 have paid about $100,000 of the roughly $600,000 due. The revenue funds state accounts and upcoming legislative expenses.
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Atlanta
W. A. Wright
General Wright
Ownership of 495 Guns Seized From East Side Ship
New York June 16 The ownership of 495 machine guns and hundreds of spare parts seized by customs after secreted aboard the steamer East Side and thought destined for Ireland remains under investigation tonight by federal officials. The Hoboken Police returned the guns today on a detention warrant to customs. Frank Williams who swore out the seizure warrant claims they were stolen from his warehouse and says 10 percent more were taken but not found.
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Associated Press
New York
East Side
Ireland
Hoboken
Frank Williams
Williams
L. N. Boosts Railroad Stock By Fifty Three Million Dollars
New York June 16 Directors of the Louisville and Nashville railroad voted to raise the company’s stock from 72 million to 125 million dollars and to issue a stock dividend of up to 53.6 million as allowed by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Stockholders meet July 23 to act on the recommendations.
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Associated Press
New York
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Who's Who Cuyler A. Trussell joins Athens list as Ford agency head
Cuyler Albert Trussell added to Athenians as Ford dealer after moving from Atlanta in 1918. Born in Atlanta, he built a large Birmingham sized auto business in Clarke county area, with Clayton street address for Ford Motor Co. His home lies near Cloverhurst and Sifilledge. Born August 9.
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Henry Ford
Ford
Cuyler
Atlanta
Clarke County
Athens
Inesses
The
Masons
Atlanta Athletic Club
Cloverhurst Country Club
Dubbers’ Golf Club
Dub Yow
Frank Lawler
Cloverhurst
Migs Lafrange Cotbran
Rome
Ford Motor Co
Clayton Street
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