Georgia Forces Tie With Vanderbilt In Hard Fought Game
Georgia Bulldogs rally for a 4 to 1 win to level the series against Vanderbilt as Satterfield twirls nine strikeouts and top Philadelphia-like defense. The ninth inning sees Georgia avert late threats and honor Eddie Rowen’s mother with a pregame tribute. Georgia heads to Macon to face Mercer as confidence rises for the upcoming swing.
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Walton Griffith
Georgia Bulldogs
Vanderbilt Commodores
Georsaneau
Matt
Stumb
Abe
Commodores
Bulldogs
Nefil
Thomas
Georgia
Satterfield
Commodore
McWhorter
Clark
Vanderbilt
Hutcheson
Cody
Mott
Mangum
Short
Jeft
Satterfeld
Hendricks
Hancock
Sitterfield
Wack
Hoe
Rawson
Eddie Rowen
Macon
Mercer
Baptists
Athens
Stone
South
Stegeman
Aganst
Washington Street Lot Sells for 30000 in Fast Move
Real estate deal closes as P H Conolly sells to J R Tuck W and J H Dozier a Washington street property abutting Southern Express Co and E D Harris Drug Co. Buyers own Clayton street frontage and gain block access toward Hull street. Expected large improvements. transaction near 50000 dollars.
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P. H. Conolly
J. R. Tuck
J. H. Dozier
Washington Street
Southern Express Co
E. D. Harris Drug Co
Clayton Street
Clayton
Lumpkin Street
Hull Street
Government Finds It Has Lost Money
Associated Press reports in Washington on May 6 that more than 267 million dollars in additional taxes were assessed against corporations in the last nine months after an audit. Commissioner Williams asked Congress for 1.2 million dollars to cover audit expenses and said further concealed values are expected to be recovered.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Willams
Congress
O Dowd Outpointed By Wilson For World Title
Boston on May 6 Johnny Wu von of Boston won the middleweight world title by referee's decision over Mike O'Dowd of St Paul after a twelve round bout.
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Associated Press
Boston
Mass
Johnny WU von
Mike O'Dowd
St. Paul
Wood Tops Johnson In Indiana Primary
Indiana primary returns show Weed leading with 85,776 votes, Johnson 79,829, Lowden 31,118, Harding 20,819. Mercer aims for strong showings in Saturday games with Slappey or Lippett, while Georgia fans travel to Macon to support the team. Box scores note Satterfield standout, 2 strikeouts each by Stumb and Satterfield, attendance 2,000, game time 2.10.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Weed
Johnson
Lowden
Harding
Mercer
Slappey
Lippett
Georgia
Baptists
Macon
Latham
Satterield
Stumb
Satterfield
Twosaee
Satterfiel
Neill
Cody
McWhorter
White
Virginia
Misdeed Bill Prohibits False News to New York Papers
Albany May 6 The New York general assembly passed a bill making it a misdemeanor to furnish false news to a newspaper. Governor Smith signed it today and it becomes effective November last. The law targets misinformation disseminated through press outlets.
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Associated Press
Albany
N. Y
New York State General Assembly
Smith
Regular Meeting Of Commerce Chambay This Afternoon
The Chamber of Commerce will meet this afternoon at 4 o'clock to adopt the program for the next year. Directors and members are urged to attend. Secretary A A Johnson said today the directors will consider requests for action on city matters. The membership drive has more than doubled and discussions of the campaign may occur.
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Chamber of Commerce
A. A. Johnson
Chamber of Commerc
Johnson
Carranza Refuses to Abdicate Facing Revolt
May 6 dispatches report Carranza declaring he will fight to the end and will not turn over the presidency to military leaders. Obregon has joined the revolutionists, placing his forces at their disposal. Compromise talks and movements of Carranza troops toward Vera Cruz are noted, with reports of disruption to rail lines and regional rebel activity across Puebla, Torreón, Oaxaca, Tuxpam, and Panuca.
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Carranza
Mexico City
Obregon
Capital
Washington, D. C
Vera Cruz
Villa
Mexico
Carranzala
Margula
Puebla
Rebe
Pablo Jonzales
State of Mexico
Torre
Torreon
Oaxaca
Tuxyam
Panuca
Aid Germany Pay War Debts Senate Bill Proposed
Washington May 6 Senator France Republican of Maryland introduced a senate bill to aid Germany's purchase of materials in America for rehabilitation and to meet allied reparation demands. The measure would authorize loans totalling 200 600 000.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Germany
America
Senate
France
Republican
Maryland
Joana
Girl Convicted For Killing Stepfather in St Louis
Eurula Broderick, sixteen, was found guilty of second degree murder for fatally shooting her stepfather Joseph F Woodlock in their home in St Louis last year. She received a ten year sentence to Missouri State Penitentiary.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Eurula Broderick
Joseph F. Woodlock
Missouri State Penitentiary
Unpublished photo ties Gen Ben Hill to Obregon in Mexican struggle
New and unpublished photograph shows Gen Ben Hill identified as Obregon’s right hand man. He aided the Carranza Revolution and, in the last six months, served as Obregon’s campaign manager for his presidential bid. Reports say Hill and Obregon fled Mexico City in a motor car to join rebels in Sonora, where revolutionists have formally urged overthrow of Carranza.
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Ben Hill
Obregon
Mexico
Hii
Carranza
Obrecon
Mexico City
Sonor
Sonora Revolutioniats
W. O. Dean Seeks Re-Election as Solicitor
Hon W O Dean solicitor general of the western circuit announces candidacy for re election. He says he has rendered a splendid one term and expects no opposition. The election will be in the state primary held early September.
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W., O. Dean
W. O. Dean
Western Circuit
English settle strike of half million workers
Manchester May 6 The wage dispute in the cotton trade that involved about 400000 operatives is settled. The operatives receive a 28 1/2 percent increase on current wages with an additional 19 percent for card room workers. The agreement lasts one year.
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Manchester
Tly
England
Edwards to Seek Democratic Nomination for President
Governor Edwards of New Jersey declared his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for president. Walter W. Vick announced the bid and opened headquarters to launch a vigorous campaign promoting his reforms.
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Associated Press
New York
Edwards
New Jersey
Walter W. Vick
Uight
Rhode Island Democrats Back Self Determination League
Rhode Island Democratic party at its Providence state convention on May 6 approved a plan opposing Article Ten of Wilsons covenant while backing a League of Nations shaped by self determination for small nations. The resolution rejects the U S submission of Article Ten and calls for a conforming international body.
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iBy Associated Preas
Providence
R. I
League of Nations
Wilson
United States Senate
Soldier Relief Law Delayed Until After Elections
Washington officials report bipartisan agreement to postpone the Soldier Relief Legislation until after the forthcoming political conventions and the November elections to avoid injecting partisanship into its consideration. Representative Knutson of Minnesota notes many members favor waiting.
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iBy Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Repubican
Bouse
Knutson
Minnesota
Missouri to Send Uninstructed Delegates to Convention
Bright delegates at large to the Republican National Convention were uninstructed as to presidential preference by the Missouri state convention in Kansas City on May 6. The action leaves the delegates free to choose the candidate best representing the party platform.
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Missouri
Associated Press
Kansas City
Embargo on Florida Produce Shocks Growers
Tampa reports an embargo on Florida juice and vegetables by the American Railway Express Company takes effect today. Officials say shipments will be halted starting this week with full impact expected soon and may extend into next week depending on further notices.
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Florida
Associated Press
Tampa
Fla
American Railway Express Company
French Leader’s Sister Declines Hat Endorsement Offer
New York May 6 President Deschanel refused to permit Mlle Deschanel to accept a $5,000 offer from 3,000 American milliners for endorsing the four seasons for millinery. The announcement came at the Millinery Jobbers Association convention.
Delaware House Quits Before Suffrage Vote
Dover, Del on May 8 the Associated Press reports suffrage leaders failed to force a vote on ratification of the Federal woman suffrage amendment. The Delaware house adjourned until May 17 after admitting they lack at least three votes to pass it.
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Delaware House
the Associated Press
Dover
Del
Palmer Warns of May Day Violence in Labor Clash
Attorney General Palmer announced steps to prevent May Day violence in Washington. D C. on May 6 and faced criticism from Timothy Healy president of the Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen and Oilers who called it despicable propaganda against labor.
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Palmer
Washington, D. C
Railroad Labor Board
Timmy Heaty
Brotherhood of Stationary Firemen and Lets
Lands Face Gallows at Jefferson for Sheriff Barber Killing
Hollis Landers, 19, is to be hanged at noon in the Jefferson jail for killing Sheriff Barber. Gov Dorsey denied clemency after appeals failed. Sheriff Pendergrass will oversee the hanging as Landers faces death after a high-profile trial and prior appeals. Funeral plans not announced. burial expected in Jefferson.
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Pendergrass
Jefferson
Hollis Landers
Chm Barber
Clarke County
Saye
Fife
Hugh M. Dorsey
Landers
Tefferson
Jackson County
Mar Aiial Criminal Code of Georgia
John B. Gamble
Jedee ‘Eoree C. Thomas
Wolver M. Smith
Athens
Supreme Court of Georgia
Gamble
Prison Commission
Cliff Barber
Gainesville
Andrew J. Cobb
Palmer Committee Prepares 10 Meet County Contests
Special to Banner Macon Georgia May 6 the Palmer campaign committee met at the Hotel Dempsey to discuss contests filed from the preference primary and to prepare for action when taken up by the State Democratic Sub Committee in Atlanta on May 11. Secretary Hiram Gardner reported notices of contest in several counties and urged counties to file official lists of delegates if not already done.
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Macon
Democratic Executive Committee
Palmer Campaign Committee
Dempsey
Atlanta
Hiram S. Gardner
Dsator
Grady
Atkinson
Murray
Chatham
Lee
Jenkins
Worth
Gardner
Aio J
Burke
Thore
Secretary of the State
Eatonton
Baptist Revival Begins With Dr Dixon at First Baptist
Dr A C Dixon, eminent Baptist preacher, will lead revival services at First Baptist Church starting Sunday May Sth. Preparations accommodate large crowds as Athens and the city anticipate his world renowned pulpit leadership. Dixon once pastored Spurgeon's Metropolitan Tabernacle and has spoken in many major U S cities. Cottage prayer meetings have preceded the revival, with broad local interest.
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A. C. Dixon
First Baptist Church
Dixon
United States
Spurgeon
London
Metropolitan Tabernacle
Dr. Dixon
Athens
First Baptist
France Seeks Rail System Reform Amid Labor Strikes
Paris May 6 Government moves to hasten promised reorganization of French railroads as rail men miners and dock workers join a strike with possible general action. A committee representing all interests may guide a settlement. Railroads remain government property and May Day protests echo nationalization aims.
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Paris
France
E Transportation Systems
Miss Dean Lovely as Virgin of Stamboul on Screen
Review praises Miss Dean in The Virgin of Stamboul, noting her versatility in facial emotion and comparing her presence to Nasimova. The Elite hosts a two day run with special music, offering an Oriental yet Americanized production that is both lavish and entertaining.
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Miss Dean Lovely
Virgin of
Stamboul
Priscila
Big
Hesterday
Dean Telly
Nasimova
Stampoul
America
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