Denny Questions Constitutionae on Highway Authority
The article reports Attorney General Denny's opinion that the highway department funding is unconstitutional. He argues Section 20 of the motor license bill is void, threatening the department until a proper appropriation bill passes both houses with recorded votes. Governor Dorsey downplays the ruling, saying he is not deeply concerned.
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Atlanta
Denny
State Highway Department
Treasury
Highway Department
Icense
Sta USA
Dota
D Dorsey
Dorsey
Informaton
Baptists Insure Preachers Against Poverty in Old Age
The Southern Baptist Convention adopted relief and annuity plans to insure ministers in their declining years. It urged Southern congressmen to back a Sunday closing law for Washington. New officers for the relief and annuity board were named and Chattanooga chosen as next meeting site, action postponed.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
South
Southern Baptist Convention
Willian Lunsford
Dallas
Tex
Washington
J. FF
Richmond
Foreign Mission
D. ). Gray
Atlanta
Home Missions
Ld. van Ness
Nashville
Lunsford
J. T. Henderson
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Georgia Pounds Clemson in 5 to 1 Baseball Win
Georgia Bulldogs rout Clemson Tigers 5 to 1 as Georgia bats come alive in the early innings. Cody starts with a Texas Leaguer and the Red and Black push across runs on singles and a passed ball. Welch steals second and scores, Addison Ethridge adds another RBI, while Clemson provides minimal resistance.
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Walton Griffith
Clemson Tigers
Georgia Bulldogs
Sweetenburg
Rawson
Tigers
High School Stages Amateur Vaudeville
Athens High School presented seven acts in an amateur vaudeville show that drew a packed audience. The simple stage settings and soft lighting created pleasing scenes as the crowd enjoyed music and humor throughout the evening.
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Athens High School
Peace Resolution Vote Planned In Senate Tomorrow
Washington May 14 arrangements for the Senate vote on the Republican peace resolution were completed tonight. Adoption and presidential veto are foreseen. The veto message is expected to define the campaign issue on peace and the Versailles treaty. Democratic leaders anticipate the veto will outline the president position and send the matter to the country in the fall election.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Reuters
Daniels Says Sims Robbed Navy Of All Credit
Secretary Daniels told the Senate naval investigating committee that Admiral Sims gave credit to British authorities by letting them assess submarine combat results. He cited only 24 credited U S attacks from 256 submarine encounters and charged Sims with failing to protect American interests despite not blaming the British. Daniels claimed Sims distorted details in his reports.
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Washington, D. C
Sims
Daniels
Senate Naval Investigating Committee
United States Naval Forces
Fanning
United States Navy
Princeton Dam Break Threatens Mills Closure
Athens reports the Princeton dam broke after heavy rains early this week. Major sections of the dam were at risk last night and the Princeton Manufacturing Company may be closed for several weeks during repairs. John White is manager of the mills.
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Athens
Princeton
Princeton Manufacturing Company
John White On
Salvation Army Athens Campaign Seeks Large Gifts
The Salvation Army Home Service Fund campaign in Athens pushes toward a 6000 dollar goal for a permanent home. Local veterans and residents appeal for substantial subscriptions by May 20 and August 1, with committee members urging Athenians to contribute to honor soldiers who served in France.
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Salvation Army Home Service Fund
Athens
Citihens
France
Salvation Army
R. L. McWhorter
Will King Meadow
Charles BE. Martin
Fleetwood Lanier
G. H. McHatton
David Michael
Tate Wright
Arma
Yeater Fay
Rayeble
Wy. F. Dorsey
Hob Me Whorter
Morton Hodgson
Gene
E. E. Lamkin
Hugh J. Rowe
Athens Banner
Sh. FP. Miller
Mexico provisional president amid accord reports
Washington reportsIndications Pablo Gonzales and Alvaro Obregon are nearing an accord and both back Antonio Villarreal for provisional president An extra session of Congress was called to elect a provisional leader who will oversee the vote for a permanent president. A British and two Americans seek extraction by flag of truce near Vera Cruz. Brownsville confirms Matamoros surrender, the last major border Carranzista stronghold.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pablo Gonzales
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
State Department
Antonio Villarzal
Congresg
Vera Crus
J. H. Durebaucks
J. C. Pickwick
Vera Cruz
Mexico City
Brownsville
Tex
Matamoros
Walker Keeps Watson Injunction Hearing Open in Georgia
Atlanta reports Judge DB Walker extended the temporary restraining order sought by Thomas K. Watson against the State Democratic Executive Committee and its subcommittee. The judge will defer contempt actions until after the presidential convention, with no ruling expected before then.
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Atlanta
Warrenton
FL Walker
Thomas K. Watson
State
Democratic Executive Committee
Warren County
Walker
Watson
Athens Area Proposes Amateur Baseball League
A Chamber of Commerce committee in Athens outlined plans for a regional amateur baseball league of eight to ten towns in Northeast Georgia. The tentative league would mix home talent and college players for a summer season, with meetings held in Gainesville Winder Lavonia and Athens and a June launch planned.
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Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Messrs
Rhett Nowell
Winder
J. JD. Maulding
J. W. Jacobs
Gainesville
J. R. Dortz
Lavonia
Charles E. Martin
H. R. Bloodworth
Frank .(. Miller
Morton
Hodgson
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Washington
Elberton
Commerce
Royston
Athens
Anderson
D. C
League
Use Revolving Fund To Buy Freight Cars
The Association of Railway Executives urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to loan 125000700 of the 300000000 revolving fund from the Transportation Act to railroads for immediate freight car acquisitions.
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Associated Press
Washington
Association of Railway Executives Today
Interstate Commerce Commission
Georgia sweet potato market plan discussed at state meeting
Plans to secure a national market for Georgia sweet potatoes were outlined at a meeting at the State College of Agriculture. President James W. Morton of the Georgia Federation of Farm Bureaus will present proposals in Chicago and Atlanta. Emphasis was placed on farmer organization and building storage to ship by carload to nationwide buyers.
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Georgia
State College of Agriculture
James W. Morton
Georgia Federation of Farm Bureaus
National Federation
Chicago
Georgia Federation
Atlanta
Andrew M. Soule
State College
United States
Clarke County
James Purcell
Hart County
Winterville
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Bes
Atlasta
Georgia Farm Bureau
J. Pau Campbell
G. D. Bennett
Maxays
Rt. A. Kelly
Tennille
HU. W., Bingham
Monroe
J. &. Jackson
G. E. McWhorter
Central of Georgia Railroad
H. Strahan
Mr. Morton
Citrus Exchange of Florida
Sweet Potato Exchange
Motor Truck Fleet to Visit Athens on Ship-by-Truck Tour
Twenty army trucks led by a 13 000 000 candlepower searchlight will arrive in Athens Monday about 7 30 pm as part of the Ship by Truck tour by the Georgia Automotive Association. The convoy carries 150 association members and a 45 man military band from Atlanta.
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Athens
Georgia Automotive Association
Atlanta
Lawrenceville
Winder
Jefferson
Andrew C. Erwin
Madison
Covington
Blackshear
Georgia
Bottling Company Seeks Coca Cola Rights in Georgia
In Fulton Superior Court Coca Cola Bottling Company sues Coca Cola Company of Delaware and Coca Cola Company of Georgia. It seeks injunctions to bar claims to the Coca Cola trade mark for bottled drinks and to secure exclusive ownership and possession of the Coca Cola formula within the bottling firm’s territory. The filing marks a key phase in a dispute over contracts and control of Coca Cola branding and production rights.
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Atlanta
Coca-Cola Inc
Fulton Superior Court
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Coca-Cola Company of Delaware
Coca-Cola Company of Georgia
Delaware
Georgia
Coca- Cola
Aroise
Cove-Cola
Weloware
Cocaola Comany
Cove
Dols Settling
Furniaking A
City Hospital Campaign for More Stock Subscribers
Athens residents join City Hall meeting to push subscription of 200 000 capital stock for the Athens General Hospital totaling 94 000 un subscribed. Hospital estimated cost rises to 160 000 with 40 000 needed for furniture and equipment. Building committee names leaders E K Lumpkin Deupree Hunnicutt J L McLeroy Hugh White A G Dudley Jack Taldge plan next steps and a second mass meeting at City Hall.
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Athens General Hospital
Aectors
Comany
Athens
Mags
Atlanta
South Carolina
E. K. Lumpkin
Deupree Hunnicutt
Messrs
J. L. McLeroy
Hugh White
Maxa
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