Inaugural Details Set for Georgia Governor Hardwick
The Georgia inauguration schedule for Governor Thomas W. Hardwick was finalized by the subcommittee on arrangements. A Saturday 10:46 AM departure from the Georgian Terrace, a Peachtree and Harris street escort, and a parade to the Capitol were planned, with a formal rostrum program including oath, address, and reception.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Walter P. Andrews
Hardwick
Terrace
Whsre
State Capitol
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Senate
Neil
House
William J. Vereen
Moultrie
Democratic State Executive Committee
Dorsey
Peachtree
Harris Streets
Rome
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Beavern
A. van Holt Nash
Moultrie Brass Band
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Vereén
Bae War Veterans
Fitzhugh
Theodore Roosevelt
Barney Berntard
Roscoe
Supreme Court
Mayor Key
Cody
Hardwinf
Autum
Harris
Capital
Hard
Htate House
Dorsey, Mrs. Hardwich
Airs
Wee
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D. N. McCullough
J. K. Jordan
J. B
Nevin
Mite
Menninger
Pew
Landia
CIA
Nera Cermerenebe
Cement Hardwick
Ereen
Usgal
Porto Rico Budget Delayed As Governor Arrives
San Juan June 24 Associated Press E Mont Riley Kansas City appointed governor of Porto Rico by President Harding prepares to take office in July. Legislature in recess without passing the budget or income tax law for the year starting July 1. Unionists control the chamber. Governor Riley asks quick adjournment. Budget in force may run another year despite new administration. The present budget spends about 8 million dollars annually. income tax may lapse. Anténiste leaders wary of new governor while education commissioner heads departments. Unionists seek assurances on appointments and policy.
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Associated Press
San Juan
P. R
E. Mont. Riely
Kansas City
Porto Rico
Harding
Antonio R. Barcelo
Senate
Riely
Bf Audi ‘Itl
Iaan
Yager
Admiral Sims Reprimanded by Navy Department
Rear Admiral William S. Sims was publicly reprimanded by Secretary Denby for a London speech on June 8 discussing Irish sympathizers in America. The department deplored the act and condemned the conduct, delivering a formal rebuke. Sims later met the President at the White House and expressed that he believed he got what he deserved.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
William
Sims
Denby
London
America
Sima
White House
Pasture Expert from State College Addresses Plains Farmers
Paul Tabor, pasture expert at the State College of Agriculture, spoke at a Sumter County farmers meeting in Plains, Ga., under the county farm bureau. He discussed Permanent Pasturage as hog and cattle farming expands in Sumter County, sparking interest in pasture problems.
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Paul Tabor
State College of Agriculture
Sumter County
Plains
County Farm Bureau
Tabor
Live and Die sect leader shot after siege in Atlantic City
Dr D D Murphy, leader of a religious sect called Live and Die, was killed when he refused to surrender in a Disston Avenue house. Police and fire crews battled a two hour siege as a crowd watched. Murphy had been awaiting trial on fraud charges when the shooting began. Two police officers and a negro woman were wounded in the exchange.
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Atlantic City
N. J
D. D. Murphy
Disston Avenue
Murphy
Athens Masons Attend Exercises Lodge Maysville
Led by Col. M. G. Michael a party from Athens Masons including H. R. Palmer W. F. Dorsey and Glenn Davia attended St John’s Day celebration at the Maysville lodge. The program featured a lodge tea festival and exercises with fraternity members from several counties.
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St. John’s Day
Col. Michael
Col
M. G. Michael
Athens
Senate flays bill to refund Allied debt plan
Washington D C Joness Crit telam of the administration bill for refunding 10 000 000 000 Allied debt was voiced in the senate today by Senator Ashurst who protested against giving the secretary of the treasury authority to extend cuts of interest Senator Kar assailed provisions which he said would permit the Secretary to swap Americas good credit for worthless German Austrian or Turkish reparation bonds Senator Smoot a Republican added that the bill would confer too much power on the secretary.
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Washington
D. A
Joness
Crittelam
Senate
Ashurst
Secretary of
Barrow County Farmers to Meet in Winder
Winder Ga June 24 farmers of Barrow county are urged to attend a meeting in Winder Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock June 25 at the old court house. Hon A A Elmore director of the Cotton Growers association will address the meeting. The association aims to market 300000 bales or more annually of Georgia cotton on the California cooperative market plan.
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Winder
Barrow County
Old Court House
A. A. Elmore
Cotton Growers’ Association
Georgia
California
Farnum at the Palace in His Greatest Sacrifice
William Farnum returns to Athens today with His Greatest Sacrifice a home drama at the Palace complemented by a Sunshine comedy. Fans greet Farnum and his ardent admirers as Georges Carpenter headlines at the Strand for a Saturday benefit featuring The Wonder Man with a July 2 Dempsey clash anticipated.
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William* Farnum
Farnum
Athens
Strand
Georges Carpenter
Jack Dempsey
Railroad company bans short skirts and peekaboo attire
Chicago executives ban certain female staff styles after complaints that rouge peekaboo waists and rolled stockings were embarrassing to morale. The rule targets outfits seen in the company offices and is described as a measure to maintain professional conduct among workers.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Offid
Railroad problem recurs in administration council
Washington June 24 The railroad problem with banker cooperation to restore sound finances again occupies administration councils. The cabinet discussed the issue with assurances from western bankers. Secretaries Mellon Hoover and Interstate Commerce Chairman Clark met the president and signal progress toward a solution may come soon.
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Washington, D. C
Mellon
Hoover
Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
too much to suit me says weeks on army air accidents
Washington June 24 Secretary Weeks angry over recurring army air service crashes has written General Menoher urging every possible precaution to prevent further accidents. Four accidents with the loss of eighteen lives have occurred in recent weeks.
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Army Air Accidents
Ficklen of Wilkes Ought To Prove Valuable Member
Representative Boyce Ficklen of Wilkes County won applause in the house when he told the speaker his constituents direct him to introduce no new legislation this year and to repeal any that has been introduced. He vowed to vote for repeal as far as he can.
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Ficklen
Wilkes
Atlanta
Boyce Ficken
Wilkes County
Beginners Golf Tourney Matches Set For Today
Matches yesterday at Clov erhurst Country Club featured Lumkinna trailing Maddox by 2 with 1 to play, Jackson ahead Baldwin by 3 with 2 to play, Hanna leading McHatton by 8 with 6 to play, and Miller ahead Maupin by 6 with 4 to play. Today’s schedule lists LumkinJester, Mrs Ben Barrow Hanna, GriffethDews, WierMrs Rucker, M Parrow MillerMoss and TrussellPatman.
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Maddox
Jackson
Baldwin
Hanna
McHatton
Miller
Maupin
LumkinJester
Ben Barrow-Hanna
Griffeth- Dews
Wier
Rucker
M Parrow
Miller-Moss
Trussell- Patman
Roosevelt Invited to Speak in Atlanta
An invitation has been sent from Atlanta to Theodore Roosevelt Jr to address the Georgia Republicans at the Kimball House tomorrow. The gathering will be non partisan and non factional. Other speakers named include Senator John L McLaurin of South Carolina and Senator Moses of New Hampshire.
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Atlanta
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Georgia Republicans
Kimball House
John L. McLaurin
South Carolina
Moses
New Hampshire
Senator Ridley Pushes Woman Citizenship in Georgia Senate
Atlanta date June 24 Dr C L Ridley Georgia senator proposes to strike the male word from state citizenship qualifications, aligning with federal suffrage to empower women. McMichael resolution on state finances outlines a special committee to audit all departments and report unexpended balances for redistribution.
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C. Li Ridley
Barrett
Ridley
House
Medfichad
Marion
Senate
Treasury
House of the McMichael
State of war breaks out between Letvia and Russia
London reports from Berlin via Riga that a state of war has started between Letvia and Russia. The clash follows the execution of 17 communists with the Letvish government’s consent, triggering broader hostility between the nations.
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Russia
Associated Press
London
London Times
Berlin
Riga
Asser
Lettish
Capital Removal Fight Starts in Both Houses
Special to The Banner reports a proposed constitutional amendment to submit a capital removal question to voters. The measure aims to relocate the capitol from Macon to a new site at Tattnall Square, with bonds and proceeds funding a new capital building. Backers claim strong legislative mood. opponents vow a long fight, warning the measure may fail.
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Senate
Belog
Gre
Atlanta Mittee
Col
Frank Hi
Federation Votes Down Equal Rights for Women Members
Denver June 24 The convention of the American Federation of Labor voted down a constitutional amendment to grant women equal rights and membership privileges in their trade or industry. Affiliated unions were urged not to discriminate, efforts to wipe out the mine in organized labor also failed.
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Ansoatatett Press
Denver
Colo
American Federation
Organized Labor Organizat
Anti-Beer Bill To Be Taken Up In House On Monday
Washington June 24 The Willis Campbell anti beer bill will be taken up in the house on Monday on party agreement for a vote after hours debate. A request to the floor was made today by Republican Leader Mondell and there was no opposition.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Willis Campbell
Republian
Mondell
Council enacts vicious dog law after bite during meeting
At a special council session on Thursday two ordinances were passed prohibiting vicious dogs from running at large even with tax tags. Police gain authority to impound dogs deemed vicious if owners fail to keep them on premises, following citizen complaints and a bite incident. St Andrews June 24 Jock Hutchinson and Roger Wethered tied for the lead in the British Open with 296 after 72 holes, to be decided tomorrow.
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Associated Pregs
St. Andrews
Scotland
Jock Hutchinson
Chicago
Roger Wethered
Ryford University
Ted
Yale Crew Beats Harvard in Close Thames Race
Yale's varsity crew defeated Harvard by a few lengths in a close race on the Thames in New Columbia. The time difference was just over three and one half seconds with both crews rated at nearly equal speed amid strong rivalry between the two schools.
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Yale
Harvard
New Columbia
Thames
Federal Loan Banks To Be Story For F Funds
Washington D C 24 The house today passed senate bill providing for deposit at government funds in the federal farm loan banks to permit them to function properly or keen amount was reduced to 25.
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Washington, D. C
House
Senate
Federal Farm Loan Banks
New York Lawyer George Cochran Dies After Illness
George Cochran, a New York lawyer, playwright, and author, died yesterday after a long illness. Born in New York, he built a notable career in law and letters, with works that reflected legal and theatrical worlds.
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New York
Sam Jones Ware the Kiwanis member and Athens native
Sam Jones Ware, a Kiwanis member and Jackson County native living in Athens, recently celebrated a birthday while recovering from tonsil surgery at Marys Hospital. A 12 year Atlanta Dental College graduate, he practices dentistry and is active in local clubs and hunting circles. He attends the Methodist church and is part of the Pai Omega dental fraternity and varied social groups, with interests in theater and golf.
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Sam Jones
Te. Mary's Hospital
Sam
Ang Aine
Atlanta Dental College
Athens
Jackson County
Pai Omega Dental Fraternity
Methodist Church
Express Companies Must Take Matter Tendered By Other Express Companies
In Atlanta Georgia today the railway commission issues an order requiring the Railway Express Company and Southeastern Express to receive from other express firms any matter tendered for transport. The ruling applies to all intrastate shipments and duty obligations.
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Atlanta, Ga
June Theatre Railroad Commission
Railway Express
Ang Southe Eastern Express
Funeral services for Joe Cramer held at Stephens
Special to The Banner Stephens reports funeral services for Joseph Cramer conducted at Stephens Funeral Services. Cramer was killed by lightning on the late afternoon of June 4. He leaves a widow formerly Minnie Shaw, an adopted daughter Russ Helen, and a brother John Cramer and sister Mrs. Saunders, both of the area, with several pieces surviving. He was an uncle of Mrs. Joe Hawks of Athens.
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Joseph
Cramer
Neering
Minnie Shaw
Russ Helen Joe
John Cramer
Slater
Saunders
Tie
Joe Hawks
Athens
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