Revival Ends as Athens Flocks Hear Chappell
Large crowds filled the Firat Methodist church in Athens for two weeks of revival meetings led by Dr. Chappell with music by Mr. Moreland. Community leaders and laymen praise the sermons, calling the service a powerful interpretation of the gospel amid challenging times and expressing gratitude to the ministers and contributors who aided the effort.
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Athens
Pei Dr. Chappell
Moreland
Chappall
Dempsey
Charles A. Rowland
Presbyterian Church
Dr. Chappell
Church of God
Jesus Christ
T. W. Reed
First Methodist Church
Srout
Chap Pell
Dr Chappell
Washington
Morganton Man Sought in Alleged Murder Robbery
Search was begun for James E. Salmon of Morganton North Carolina after accounts say he drove with a young woman to the home of Asa Filn near here killed him and his wife and stole about $3 from the bed while the sick wife lay sleeping.
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Salmon
Man
James E. Salmon
Morganton
N. C
Asa Filn
Naval governor of Samoa shoots self amid turmoil
A naval governor of Samoa, Warren J. Terhune, shot and killed himself on November 3 after being relieved from duty and facing an impending naval inquiry. Reports note tensions with natives and petitions for investigation, while Terhune had suffered heart trouble recently. In Washington, authorities awaited the inquiry as the tragedy drew reactions from U S officials and travelers.
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Mander Warren J. Terhune
Samoa
Navy Department
Terhune
Naval Court
Honolulu
Washington
Hoke Smith addresses Atlanta Advertising Club on Georgia Enterprise
Senator Hoke Smith spoke at Atlanta Advertising Club luncheon about the Advertise Georgia Enterprise. He urged farmers to diversify crops and build a systematic market, claiming Georgia can attract thousands of energetic farmers and grow realty activity despite periodic inactivity.
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Atlanta
U. 8
Hoke Smith
Advertising Club
Georgia Enterprise
Smith
Georgia
Atlanta Real Es Board
Wall N
Governor Cox Reflects on Victory and Resolve
Governor Cox stated he remains proud as the election ends and vows not to backtrack. He warned Republicans will gain control of both legislative and executive branches and denounced political sabotage as the nation has seen enough of it.
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Associated Press
Cox
Athens High Beats Ninth District Athletes 20 to 0
Athens High School overwhelmed Clarkesville Ninth District 20 to 0 in a hard fought game. Kilpatrick starred with multiple runs and strong defense while Parham showed promise for the Athens lineup. Ashford and Butler contributed though injuries limited Butler. Clarkesville’s Sisk and Jorwyn impressed early but Athens pulled away as the game progressed.
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Athena
Clarkesville
Kilpatrick
Parham
Athens
Ashford
Butler
Sisk
Ullbeck
Jor 4Yn
Clarkenville
Athens High
Athen
Clarkeville
Ash ‘Ard Fumbian
Sink
Herr
Varde
Jordan
Weir
Herrthegs
Kilpattrick
Snd
Gailevada
Clarkes Ie
Fatiti
Randy
Ald
Downaan
Best State Fair Prizes Highlight Fulton County Events
The Fulton county page reports prizes in the Boys contest with top honors going to Dublin and other districts. Winners include James and Poland with cash awards ranging from 100 to 800 dollars. Hamp and Bibb county participants also receive recognition and prizes.
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Fulton County
Pimas County
Clark
James
Dublin
Poland
Washington
Halt
Nevis
Bibb Coun
George 8. Riley
Bibb
Wounded Soldier Private Gallager Dies in Athens
Private Edward Gallager died in Athens after a long service in World War I. He enlisted early, fought overseas, was wounded and gassed, and later supported Liberty loan drives. He spoke to high school and Normal School students and remained a devoted patriot and friend to the Athens zone in eleven counties.
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Gallager
Athens
Ioan
Edward Gallager
Waterown
Mans
United States
Boston
M. G Michal
Sone
Michael
Gallagher
Ering
Edward Diet
Lacy Cobb
Oyal
Trustees Order Frat Members to Leave College at Ole Miss
The board of trustees at the University of Mississippi adopted a resolution forcing every student who belongs to any fraternity to sever ties with that fraternity. As a result, many students withdrew from the university on November 5.
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University of Mississippi
Board of Trustee of
Mississippi Univesity
Ean
T* University
Central cuts off 125 in Macon ShoF
Central cut 125 in Macon Shof. Macon One hunted and twent ve empljoges all the Canteal of Georgia railway shows her. Were given day notice of chemisaal today. That re 1200 in the shops. Management has curtailed operating expenses in all departments by 10 percent.
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Macon
Twentve
Georgia Railway
Chemisaal
Judge orders inquest into death of wealthy Georgia grower
Macon Georgia November 5 Judge Matthews of Bibb county superior court ordered the coroner of Houston county to hold an inquest into the death of Fred D Shepard a wealthy peach grower who died June 1 under suspected circumstances and left an estate valued at 200000 Mrs Shepard married six weeks later to Dr F B Elmer of Jacksonville Florida who the solicitor says was a host of the Shepards at the time of his death
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Macon
Matthews
Bibb County
Dempsey to Fight Carpentier for World Title
New York boxers Jack Dempsey and Georges Carpentier signed a contract for a world heavyweight title bout with a half million dollar purse. Dempsey would receive three fifths of the purse and Carpentier the rest, plus 25 percent of moving picture proceeds. The date and venue are undecided, with plans for a 10 to 15 round match in North America or Cuba and possible U.S. staging if permitted by the state boxing commission. Commitments to notify by January 31 set for March 1 if the match occurs.
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New York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpenter
Dempsey
Pura
Carpenter
United States
Canada
Mexico
Cabis
State Boxing Commission
Craonally
Jere Willard
Dinech
Carpentier
Manto Carlo
Sither
Protanters
Nonpartisan League defeats in multiple states
In a nationwide sweep, the Nonpartisan League saw most candidates lose in Minnesota and South Dakota while Governor Frazier in North Dakota was re elected. John Baer failed to win re election as a nonpartisan congressman amid mixed results across Idaho Colorado and other states.
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Chicago
Frazier
North Dakota
League
Onight
John Baer
Ember
Congress
South Dakota
Colorado
Idaho
Upshaw to Speak in Winterville Sunday Afternoon
Congressman W. D. Upshaw will deliver an address Sunday afternoon at Winterville High School Auditorium Georgia on The Unfinished Fight Rattlesnakes Pole Cats Blind Tilters and the Devil Large crowds expected to attend.
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High Schoot Auditorium
Winterville
W.D. Upshaw
Harding declines Wilsons courtesy for voyage to Panama
President elect Harding rejects President Wilsons offer of a battleship for his Panama trip and explains he has arranged passage aboard a passenger steamer from a gulf port. He telegraphs Washington expressing thanks while noting plans are finalized.
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Marion
Wilson
Harding
Panama
Washington
Jailer Defeats Judge in Whitesburg Election
Whitesburg Kentucky on November 6 Fean Whitaker jailer of Whitesburg who had been sentenced by Judge Stephens Combs Jr to six months in jail on conviction of attacking county officers defeated Combs for judgeship in Tuesday's election.
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Whitesburg
Fean Whitaker
Stephens Combs, Jr
Combs
Athens City Court to Open November Term in 1920
The Athens city court convenes Monday November 15 1920 for the regular November term handling civil and criminal business. A bar meeting is called for Wednesday November 10 at 10 oclock to arrange the civil calendar. all members urged to attend. Elmer J Crawford clerk.
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City Court of
Athens
Bar
Elmer J. Crawford
Harding 10 consult leaders both parties on association of nations
Senator Harding moves toward forming a world association by consulting top minds from both parties. He plans personal talks after vacation, aiming to have a groundwork plan by his March inauguration. Notable names mentioned include Lodge, Johnson, Hughes, Taft, Hoover, Lansing, and Hughes.
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Harding
Association OF Nations
Merion, C
Minda
Marion
League
Vies
Senate
Jose Haelea
Gosaip
Lodge
Johnson
Hitchock
Ingon
Taft
Herbert Hoover
Charles Evate Hughes
White
Myron T. Merrie Henry
M. Davidson
Labariah
Robert Lansing
Prank
L. Polk
George Harvey
Democrata
Valdosta Road Placed in Receiver’s Hands
Valdosta Georgia November 56 The Valdosta Moultrie and Western railroad was placed in the hands of Robert Murray as receiver today on a petition by heirs of the B P Jones estate which owns practically all stock.
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Valdosta, Ga
Valdosta, Moultrie & Western Railroad
Robert Murray
B. P. Jones Ertal
Williams Wagon Works Sought in Bankruptcy
An involuntary bankruptcy petition was filed in Macon Georgia against Williams Wagon Works, one of the region’s largest wagon makers, signaling potential collapse of a major southern firm.
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Macon
Williams Wagon Works
South
Georgia Wildcats Face Virginia In Tough Charlottesville Test
Georgia travels to Charlottesville for a hard 1920 grid contest with Virginia. Virginia is described as a strong, fast, well-played team led by steady line play and solid defense. Georgia hopes to exploit weight advantage and maintain a spotless season as they meet the Cavaliers on the road.
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Georgia Wildcats
Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Virginia
CharlottsshiNe
Sara
Newman
Ray
Virginia Firet
Little Witt
Querter
Zundel
Soro
Fer Hoek
Georgia
Virginis
Rutgora
University of Tee Ea
Virginia City
Coseh Stegeman
eoGfa Tan
Ad the
Wildcats
WARDEN AND TRUSTY KILLED BY DRUNKEN PRISONER IN JAIL
Mt Holly N J Nov 5 Deputy Warren W Hardy King of Burlington county jail and Charles Vernon Bartlett 9 truthup were beaten to death with a stove poker in the jail fall today by Harry Asay a prisoner said to be suffering with delirium tremens King was killed when the warden went to his cell to give medicine Bartlett was slain after he rushed out and attacked the trusty before he was subdued
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Mt. Holly
N. J
Warren W. Hardy King
Burlington County
Charles Vernon Bartlett
Harry Asay
Ajay
King Wen
Bartlett
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