University of Georgia ROTC to stage closing drills at Sanford Field
The Reserve Officers' Training Corps at the University of Georgia will hold its closing military exercises and prize drill at Sanford Field today at 3:30 p m. The Cavalry unit will perform equitation jumping Roman riding and rescue races. Maj. B L Burch invites the public to attend the parade and events including troop and company drills and a regimental parade.
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University OF Georgia Today
University of Georgia
Sanford Field
B. L. Burch
Troo
Cavairy
B. L. Fitts
P. K. Anderson
Infante
E. W. Highsmith
Mnaumettt
D. Ws Mant
Lamon
J. D
Shaw R
Sareen
An Bruce
E. L. Fittr
T. W. Alexander
D. Donaldson
J. W. Howard
A. B. Williama
D Donaldson
Cook
Ft. Ueper
Infantry
Burnett
Ay H
Betts
Williams
Mills
J. L
Benton
A. O.mites
G. W
Power
Wheaton
Ryther
D. W
Hanahan
M. L
Henry
C. G. Miller
Cohen
C. H. Edwards
T., Lundy
W. A. Reid
T. C
Davis
EB. K, Derden
H. W. Hart
W. J
Mullis
W. G
Aa.” Cavalry
Dean
A. F. Putnam
A. W
Thomas, E
Sibert
J. W
B.” Cavalry
Gillespie
J. W. Phinisy
T. B
Richardson
le. Watson
Walsh Probe Favored in Senate Committee
The Senate expenditure committee reported favorably a resolution by Senator Walsh of Massachusetts for a general investigation of conditions of former servicemen including hospitalization and delays in war risk payments. The measure is expected to come up next week with adoption widely anticipated. A second resolution for a general agricultural survey by a joint congressional committee was also favorably reported.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Senate
Mittee Today
Walsh
Massachusetts
Joint
Congressional Committee
Annual Exhibit Industrial Arts At State Normal
The State Normal school will host its annual clothing exhibit on Monday afternoon and all day Tuesday May 20 and 21. Freshman to senior classes display millinery lingerie garments and house furnishings plus color and art work. Wood construction shows boxes book racks baskets toys and more. Discarded can craft includes miniature Ford and King 8 cars. Household arts under Miss Baird and manual arts under Miss Linton lead the displays.
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State Normal School
Bessie M. Baird
Anne Linton
Delay in Sunday statement on Georgia Negro in Georgia booklet
Atlanta May 27 The ex committee preparing the Sunday statement for the booklet The Negro in Georgia says data mass is so large the release cannot occur in Sunday papers. The statement will be ready early next week and will be exhaustive. A circulated booklet details lynchings in the state and has attracted official scrutiny.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Annual Junior Orators Contest At University Chapel
Tonight at 8 50 the University of Georgia hosts the annual junior orators contest in the chapel. Six speakers present a range of topics from philosophy to industrial and political treatises, with a handsome medal awarded to the best orator.
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University of Georgia
Morton
Lumpkin
A. B. Culbertson
Lithonia
E. ¥. Watton
Atlanta
W. D. Durden
Bogart
T. Edwards
Monroe
Charles Stack
Gainesville
Sam Stone Joins Denny Motor Co. Service Dept
Sam Stone a noted Athens automobile engineer moves to Denny Motor Co. to head the Bosch magneto and Gray & Davis starter service. He trained at official Bosch and Gray & Davis stations in Atlanta and Tow and will handle all Bosch magneto and Gray & Davis starter work. Manager Dently credits Bosch magneto with preventing battery trouble and easy cranking even if the switch is left on overnight.
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Sam Stone
Athens
Gray & Davis
Denny Motor Co
Stone
Bosch and Gray & Davis
Atlanta
Bosch Magneto
Dently
Bosch
Georgia Rehabs Defeat Atlanta Business College in Hitting Showdown
The Georgia Rehabs crushed Atlanta Business College 18 to 9 in a high scoring game. Parish starred with a Babe Ruth style three run shot in the third while Erwin answered for ABC with a George Kelly moment in the eighth. Attendance was light but fans saw a strong offensive display and the teams agreed to a rematch in Atlanta soon.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Business College
Tech
ABC
Agaln
Ship Owners Reject Benson Wage Condition Offers
Washington May 27. Secretary Davis after the American Ship Owners association rejected a tentative wage and working conditions agreement approved by Chairman Benson of the Shipping Board and marine engineers turned to securing points of agreement. Davis conferred with President Harding for an hour this afternoon but issued no statement.
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Washington, D. C
American Ship Owners Association
Benson
Shipping Board and Marine Engineers
Davis
Shipping Board
Harding
Dr Wiggins Reports Better After Major Operation
Atlanta news confirms Dr Stirling P. Wiggins pastor of Park Street Methodist Episcopal Church South is improved after surgery. Earlier reports listed his condition as critical. hospital officials say he is now recovering well at St Joe infirmary.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Stirling P. Wiggins
Park Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Wiggins
St. Joe Infirmary
Athens Honor Memorial Day With Poppy Drive
Memorial day observances in Athens featured the sale of crimson poppies to support widows and orphans of France. Mrs George Mell heads the sale, with a committee of ladies arranging poppy distribution at the post office.
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South
Gettysburg
Amsterdam
Bellies Wood
France
George Mell
Athens
Flanigen sails to Edinburgh for Rotary International meet
Mr. D. Flanigen president of the Athens Railway and Electric Co. and former Athens Rotary president leaves for Edinburgh to attend the Rotary International convention. A large crowd at the station bids him farewell with songs written for the occasion and best wishes for his safe return.
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D. Flanigen
Athens Railway & Electric Co
Athens Rotary Club
Edinburgh
Scotland
Athens Club
Flanigen
Morton Hodgson
Douglas
Financiers to Advise Harding on Federal Reserve Role
A cross section of bankers from the nation will be consulted by President Harding before finalizing the sequence of financial conferences begun at the White House. Officials expect midwest leaders to be asked next, with sentiment centered on the Federal Reserve Board holding the key to restoring normal conditions by moderating loan rates and ensuring sound practices.
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Washington, D.C
Harding
White House
Middle West
Ara Ly
Federal Reserve Board
General Financial Condh
Recital by Piano Department A Success at State Normal
A piano recital by the State Normal School piano department drew a good audience and was deemed a success. Students listed include Agnes night, Shirley, Helen Boynton, Agnes Colillos, Doris Guill, Lydia Danniel, Lucille Jackson, Mayra Bacon, Pearl Gill, Elmer Jackson, Burt Bulah, and others performing works by Mozart Chaminade Rubinstein and MacDowell.
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Ecide Batyreat
Agnes
Pound
Erate Aiebest
Buluh Shirley
Helen Boynton
Agnes Colilos
Doris Guill
Rondon
Lydia Danniel
Mozart Annie Lou Bartlett
Mayra Bacon
Pearl Gill
Elmer Jackson
Bent Bolg
S. Victor Staub
Line Chaminade Rubinstein
Lucille “Jackson
MacDowell
Stillman Lawyers Deny Divorce Settlement Rumors
New York May 27. Counsel for James A. Stillman denied involvement in settlement negotiations for a divorce action to be brought against his wife. The statement said there was never a time when Stillman would acknowledge Guy Stillman’s parentage. A suit for divorce was expected, with the next hearing set for June 1.
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New York
James A. Stillman
Stillman
Guy Stillman
Favorable Senate Report on Mingo Investigation
Washington May 27 The Senate committee reported favorably Senator Johnson of California's resolution for a senate investigation into Kentucky West pre mining disorders. The measure was placed in position for Senate action next week.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Johnson
California
Senate
Two Amendments On Disarmament Lose In Senate
Senate action on disarmament and a potential Pacific coast naval base proceeded, but amendments to the naval bill were rejected or not disposed of. An amendment to suspend naval construction pending a disarmament conference failed, while a proposal to send representatives to consult with the League of Nations disarmament commission also lost.
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Associated
Washington, D. C
Pacific Coast Naval Base
Senate
Reto
Decora
Disarmament Commission of the
League
Opposition to Borah Amendment in House
Opposition formed in the House to the Borah amendment to the naval bill authorizing and requesting the president to call a conference of Great Britain Japan and the United States to reach an agreement on reduction in naval forces. Republican Leader Mondell after a conference with President Harding urged that any naval cut should be paired with partial land reductions and that an international conference should pursue this aim.
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Washington, D. C
House
Great Britain
Japan
United States
Mondell
Harding
Guld
Whiskey Removal Traced Through Postoffice
Postoffice inspectors announced a plot involving 4000 cases of whiskey moved from Kentucky distilleries on forged permits from Pennsylvania. Louisville physician Dr. Clifford Goodman was arrested for negotiating bonds worth 12 456 dollars for a Chicago company, part of a consignment stolen from the Pontable post office in February.
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Loulatille
Kynny
Kentucky
Pensylvania
Clifford Goodman
Louisville
Goodman
College invites Dr Andrew Boyle to Milledgeville baccalaureate
Dr Andrew Boyle accepts invitation to deliver the baccalaureate address at Georgia Military College in Milledgeville on Tuesday. The event drew one of its largest attendances in history.
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Andrew, M. Boyle
State College of
Georgia Military College
Milledgeville
Tineday
Harding signs emergency tariff bill to curb dumping
President Harding signed the emergency tariff bill in Washington D C. The measure becomes effective tomorrow and lasts six months, affecting most farm products. It includes a provision to prevent dumping of foreign goods in the United States. If Congress adopts the Longworth resadjation, new import duties would take effect immediately upon introduction.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Harding
Longworth
Conference with Obregon May Improve US Mexico Ties
An American chargé d’affaires George T. Sam Merlin will meet President Obregon in Mexico City to discuss a memorandum on recognizing Mexico. A memorandum reportedly does not require immediate action and may affect the timing of any recognition.
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Mexico
George T. Sam- Merlin
Obregon
United States
United
Large troop reinforcements to Ireland reported
London dispatch says the cabinet will send a large number of troops to Ireland to quell unrest and protect public order. The Times notes constraints due to ongoing industrial troubles and other commitments in Sicily, delaying full redeployment.
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Ireland
London
Wes
London Times
Saga
Silesia
Strike of Paper Workers Settled By Arbitration
Arbitration settles strike in Albany area as paper plants face wage and working condition disputes. Workers and management agreed to submit wares and labor terms to referee for final decision.
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Albany
Ee Sda
Newfoundland
Prominent Athens Attorney MAX MICHAEL Celebrates Birthday
Local notes celebrate MAX MICHAEL a leading Athens attorney and Kiwanis vice president born this week. A UGA alumnus class of 1904 he earned an A M from Columbia 1906 and LL B 1907. He is active in Shriner work and Red Cross during wartime civilian efforts.
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Max Michael
Athens
Kiwanis Club
University of Georgia
Columbia
Synagogue
Red Cross
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