Alabama Democrats nullify Speight nomination for Third District
The state Democratic executive committee canceled J. J. Speight’s nomination to succeed Congressman Clayton in Alabama’s Third District, ruling there was no primary. W. O. Mulkey of Geneva protested, and the committee ordered Speight and Mulkey on the ballot for a special election next week.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
Ala
Democratic Executive Committee
J. J. Speight
Clayton
Congress
Alabama
Third
Speight
W. O. Mulkey
Geneva
State Committee
Mulkey
Mrs Hutcheson Died In Watkinsville Ga
Mrs James Hutcheson of Watkinsville died after a lingering illness. She leaves four children, Campbell, Morton, James and Izabelle, plus a brother H M Nichols of Atlanta and sister Mrs Sheldon Sims of Rome. Burial will be at Winterville beside her husband, in the Methodist church funeral at 9 a m Thursday.
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Banner
Watkinsville
James Hutcheson
Campbell
Morton
James
Izabelle
H. M. Nichols
Atlanta
Sheldon Sims
Rome
W. J. Morton
Athens
Iverson Graves
Bonnells
Stones
Oxford
Prominent Georgia Club Woman Claimed By Pneumonia
Mrs. Robert Zahner, sister of the late Dr Benedict of Athens, died after a fall causing a broken arm and ensuing pneumonia. Survived by husband and three children, including Kenyon Zahner class of 1912. Funeral Friday at St Luke's Church with Dr C B Wilmer officiating. Earlier text notes mediation meet progress.
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Atlanta
Robert Zahner
Benedict
Athens
Zahner
Kenyon Zahner
State
General Federation
Chicago
St. Luke’s Church
C. B. Wilmer
One Navy for Eight Great Nations Proposed by Peace Foundation
Boston June 17 One navy for eight leading world nations Germany United States Japan England Italy Austria Prance and Russia is the aim of a plan from the World Peace Foundation to Secretaries Bryant and Daniels The joint convention would reduce armaments and allow joint action if any nation is attacked The contracting nations would postpone force until an international commission of inquiry reports.
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Associated Press
Boston
World Peace Foundation
Bryant
Daniels
Germany
United States
Japan
England
Italy
Austria
Prance
Russia
LeRoy Michael Leaves College for Athens Mercantile Career
Mr. LeRoy Michael, son of Col. and Mrs. M. G. Michael, graduated yesterday from the University of Georgia with a B.S. degree and was a cadet corps captain and commencement speaker. He will join Michael Bros. in Athens today, entering business with his father and uncle, signaling a swift transition from academia to a promising mercantile career.
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Athens
LeRoy Michael
M. G. Michael
University For Georgia
Michael
Cadet Corps
College Fe
Michael Bros
Another North German Lloyd Crippled in a Fog Collision
In heavy fog in the English Channel early today the North German Lloyd steamer Kaiser Wilhelm II Second bound Southampton to New York was anchored three miles from Portsmouth with a large hole amidships. The grain steamer Incemore from the Black Sea ports to Liverpool arrived docked here with its bow crushed and forepeak flooded. Both vessels remained under orders awaiting an official inquiry.
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Associated Press
Southampton
Kaiser Wilhelm
Southhampton
New York
Incemore
Black Sea
Liverpool
English Channel
Wilhelm
Wessels
Physical Training Conference For Georgia High Schools
In Athens during July the High School conference features talks on physical training in schools. Topics include a plea for physical training, outdoor drills for girls, Monroe’s first year of training, equipment of school grounds, how athletic pins and district contests aid, organizing county contests, and general discussions led by educators from Athens and various Georgia towns.
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Athens
Peabody
Hall
Laura
Strong
N.S
MM. Williamson
Rome
Monroe
R. C. Mizell
Monroe Public Schools
W. A. Cunningham
U. of Ga
J. H. Parks
Madison
S. H. Titshaw
Hamilton
C. G. Payne
Hartwell
W J. Strang
Oxford
Not an Isolated Case: Kidney Trouble Relief Shared
Athens residents report ongoing kidney illness improvements after using Doan's Kidney Pills. Mrs. W. W. Silvey of 117 Wilkerson St cites back pain dizziness and fatigue lifting with the remedy. price 50c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N C props. Also notes sermon alumni and bac calaureate talks urging a higher guiding force beyond the material.
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Athens
W. W. Gilvey
Wilkerson St
Doan
Dean
Arrested for impersonating cop in Georgia
Jack Smith, a white man from Oglethorpe County, was placed under bond last night by police to answer a charge of impersonating an officer. He allegedly approached a negro named Neely and threatened him with a pistol. Smith posted the required bond.
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Jack Smith
Oglethorpe County
Neely
Smith
Metropolitan Magazine seeks renewals and subscriptions agent
Advertises for a reliable person in Athens to handle renewals and new subscriptions for Metropolitan Magazine. Flexible, part time with liberal pay, no investment or experience needed. Provides full instructions and supplies by mail. requires two references to Desk 14 Metropolitan Magazine New York.
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Athens
Metropolitan
Livest
America
Metropolitan Magazine
New York
Mr W B Aiken Receives First Cotton Bloom
The Banner reports the first cotton blossom from the Bogart area, sent by M W B Aiken. A tenant on his farm raised the bloom, on fifty acres of blooming cotton. This bloom is noted as the first from Oconee, from a leading farmer in the state.
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Bogart
M. W. B. Aiken
Aiken
Oconee
First Woman to Graduate at University of Georgia
The 114th commencement at the University of Georgia honors milestones and a diverse class. Eighteen war veterans receive diplomas, 149 candidates are awarded degrees, including three master’s, and notable figures such as Walter McDonald, a blind law student, merit praise.
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Georgia
Mars
Ridley
LaGrange
J. F. Hart
China
South Africa
Wong Tang Austin
Canton
Lloyd Worrell
Barberton
Transvaal
Walter McDonald
Augusta
College
Athens
Red and Black
Athletic Association
Georgia Spirit
Henry Dozier Russell
Law School
Leroy Michael
William King Meadow
Board of Trustees
South
Samuel Bernard Adams
Savannah
Justice Joseph
Henry Lumpkin
Barrow
Luke Johnson
W. Sanford
Penalties Urged for Taxpayers Missing June Thirteenth Payment
Washington reports Secretary McAdoo says all persons corporations and associations under the income tax law will face heavy penalties for failing to make payments before June thirteenth. The department will push cases.
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Associated Press
Washington
McAdoo
Department
Empress of Ireland Probe In Progress
Quebec June 17. Investigation details reveal Empress of Ireland officers failed to see the Starstad running lights and hear whistle signals before the collision. Storstad officers dispute speed contention claiming Empress at speed ten miles while Storstad was near stop. Senior officers provide conflicting testimony on bow damage and standstill at impact.
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Associated Press
Quebec
Storstad
Anderson
Setae
Kendall
Embalmer License Granted to Y Hulley at Dorsey Furniture Co
Y Hulley has been granted a regular embalmer license by the Georgia State Board of Embalming. He, with W H Smith, will provide two licensed embalmers on call at the Dorsey Furniture Company, following years of service there.
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Thos
V. Hilley
Dorsey Furniture Company
Georgia State Board of Embalming
W. H. Smith
Ol _dlebrooks
Cadesman Pope
Thomas
Dunham Short
Thomas Davenport Symmes
Alphonse’ Anderson Winter
Thomas Lync ‘Asbury
Wong Tins Austin
Clarence Avery Bryant
Chas
Buchwald
Jefferson Irwin Davis
Edward Carleton Dillard
James Augustus Johnson
DeWitt Wilson Loyd
Clarence Ellwood Martin
William Clyde Nanney
Edward Barbera
William LeGrand Bryan
Walter Hatton
Burt
Gamdel Adams Cann
Frank Carter
Bentley Hart Chappell
Isaac Perry Cocke
John Martin Cowart
David Robert Cumming
Carlton Carlisle Davis
John Prior Edwards
Walker Reynolds Flournoy
Hugh Nelson Fuller
Hugh Mitchell Gannon
Robert Russell Gunn
Edgar Duskin
Kenyon
Allen Napoleon Kelffer
Jay Wells Kieve
Emil Watson Leard
Walter
Felix McDaniel
John Edward McDonald
Walter Raleigh McDonald
Donald Theodora McKinnon
William King Meadow
Francis Hamilton Miller
Olin Stephen Pace
Charles Orville Parker
David Roscoe Peacock
Edgar Legare Pennington
Ivey Washington Rountree
Francis Walker Galley
Edward Lowe Semple
Augustus Octavius Bacon Sparks
Deler Solomon Strickyland
Eugene Stoddard Taylor
Clarence Rowland Vaughn
Victor Victor James Wilson Young
Robert Austin
European tour postal and lodging itinerary of Wardlaw and Goss
Complete mailing schedule lists for Prof. Wardlaw and Dr. Ralph Goss with hotel stops across Ireland Scotland England France Switzerland Italy and Germany. Entries include dates and resort hotels in Cork Kil larney Dublin Edinburgh Stratford-on-Avon London Paris Interlaken Lucerne Venice Florence Naples Rome and Naples, with notes on forwarding postal copies and timing for homefolks.
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Wardlaw
European Party
Ralph Goss
Europe
Wardlaw Party
Ireland
Hotel Metropole
Cork
Great Southern
Killarney
Gresham
Dublin
Darling's Regent
Edinburgh
Scotland
Golden Lion
Stratford-on-Avon
Bonnington
London
Ngland
Hotel D'lena
Paris
France
Hotel du Paysage
the Hag
Hotel Continental
Inter
Taken
Switzerland
Hotel de Europe
Lucerne
Grand Hotel
Venice
Italy
Hotel de Rome
Flovence
Hotel Michel
Home
Savoy Hotel
Naples
Germany
Excelsior
Berlin
Puerstenhof
Leipzig
Palast
Fuerstenhof
Jena
Frankfurter Hof
Frankfort
Heidelberg
Hotel Hof von Holland
Mayence
Hotel du Nord
Cologne
Spiel Metropole
Brussels
Belgium
Men de l'Europe
Amsterdam
Holland
Victoria Embankment
Lonudos
England
Mrs Julian McCurry Under Surgeon’s Knife
Hartwell Georgia June 17 Mrs Julian McCurry underwent an operation on her right side today following injuries from a runaway accident seven years ago at her Madison Georgia home The incision was made by Drs W McCurry and A P Haine Mrs McCurry is reported to be doing nicely The item ends with an informal remark about residents of Tennessee returning next fall
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Banner
Hartwell
Madison
Julien GB
McCurry
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