Georgia Eleven Ready For Itadel Warriors Today
Georgia faces the Citadel in Sanford Field to open the 1920 football season with many veterans out injured and new backs Echols and Bohran in the backfield. Lineups include Reynolds Frost Kennett Gramling and Owens with Scoville Hohran and O’Shaughnessy at key positions as Georgia plans a try-out style first game.
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Sanford
University of Georgia
Citadel
Charleston
South Carolina
Monroe
Madison
Claude Satterfield
Georgia
Harper
Whelchel
Vandiver
Citadela
French General Decorates Pershing At Washington
General Pershing accepted the Medaille Militaire, France’s top military honor, from General Marie Vayolle in Washington. The ceremony drew thousands of spectators and was attended by high officials from state, government, army, and navy.
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Associated Press
Washington
France
Pershing
Marie Vayolle
Army
Navy
Legislature urged action on low price cotton in Texas
Governor Hobson sent a message urging immediate Texas legislature action to address the demoralized cotton market. He argued quick comprehensive measures could stabilize rapidly falling cotton prices and curb further declines.
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Texas
Associated Press
Hobby
Texas Leaiststute Today
Acton “Ag
Walker Refusal 10 Debate The Issues By Walker Hardwick
The piece denounces Thomas W. Hardwick for refusing a joint debate with Clifford Walker. It accuses Hardwick of distorting freedom of speech, links him to Soviet associations, and cites press excerpts about strikes in Italy and labor struggles. The author argues for focus on issues over personal slights and urges voters to consider the broader political confrontations.
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Georgia
Clifford Walker
Thomas W. Hardwick
Mr. Hardwick
Mr. Walker
Hardwick
Isoviet
Isoviet (Labor Union and Soldier
Russia
Washington
Department of State
London
General Federation of Labor
Metal Workers’ Union
Italian Socialist Party
Milan
Daily News
Paris
Italy
Venice
Naples
Fiat
Metal Workers
Gompers
Advertise Georgia Enterprise Campaign Begins
Atlanta Oct 1 The Advertise Georgia Enterprise starts its fund drive to raise 200000 for statewide promotion. Governor Dorsey chairs, with 20,000 pledge cards mailed to business, professional, and farming leaders. Subscriptions from Savannah, Macon, La Grange, Waycross and others, plus county and bank support, aim to attract new capital and improved roads schools and towns.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Dorsey
Georgia Enterprise
Lst
Dorney
Charles B. Lewis
Lewis
Fourth National Bank of
Macon
Dercey
State
Aibvertine Georgia
Thosy
Georgi
Canada
Californ
Gavannah
Bibb
Roger Miller
Rotary
Chamber of Commerce
la Grange Chamber of Commerce
Fame
Augusta
Dublin
Rome
Gainesville
Griffin
Dalton
Marietta
J. Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Chambers of Commerce
Boards of Commissioners
Mrs Paul M Conolly Dies After Prolonged Illness In Ath ens
Mrs Paul M Conolly longtime resident of Ath ens dies after more than six months illness at her Woodlawn avenue home. She aided community welfare, led Red Cross and Young Woman's Christian Association work, and supported soldiers’ programs during the war. Survived by her husband, adopted daughter Miss Alice Brunson, and several Brunson relatives. remains to be interred in Orangeburg S C. Pallbearers named Carlton Johnson C H Phinizy B B Cohen B F Hardeman C A Talmadge J W Welch Simon Michael Walter Jones.
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Paul M. Conolly
Woodlawn Avenue
Conolly
Basie Brungon
Palmetto States
Athens
First Methodist Church
Young Woman's Christan Association
That
Organi
Red Cross
Simon Michael
Paul M. Conoll
Mesars
Carlton ‘Johnson
C.H. Phinizy
B. B. Cohen
B. F. Hardeman
C. A. Talmadge
J. W. Welch
Walter Jones
Veterans to Bring Own Blankets to Confederate Reunion
In Houston on October 1 to 5 the United Confederate Veterans reunion issued final instructions. General N B Forrest of the Sons of Confederate Veterans reminded delegates to bring their own blankets.
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Houston
Texas
United Confederate Veterans
N. B. Forrest
The
Sons of Confederate Veterans, Gener
Athens Banker Delegation Acknowledges Big Tulsa Parade
Athens Automobile Trade Association forms four member committee to invite local bankers to Atlanta October 20 Bankers and Automobile Dealers Day. A gala banquet at Capitol City Club precedes reserved seating for the Athens group in what is billed as the South's largest auto parade. The Athens trip spans two days.
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Athens Automobile Trade Association
Atlanta
Bankers and Automobile Dealers
Capitol City Club
Athens Party
Somatoe _C
Depan
F. J
Managers Named for Clarke County Democratic Primary
Clarke county will hold a Democratic primary on October 6 1920. The article lists district managers and clerks for districts 216 through 147th, including G M Thomas Weatherly Flatau and others. Election papers will be delivered to a representative by October 2 1920, per Chairman Howell C Erwin.
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Clarke County
G. M
W. Milton Thomas
C. N. Weatherly
Arthur Flatau
D. G. Andersen
H. H. West
John R. Northcutt
G. M—W. A. Phillips
Hugh "W. White
G. M— W. K. Eldsoo
James R. Tuck
H. FL. Sorrells
Suddeth
H. ©. Hall
Frank Collins
M— J. A. Saddeth
Myrick B. Pittard
Pf.’ 'D. Tuck
J. P. Nunnally
J. W. Davies J
T. Brown
Johnson Denies Harding Scrapped League of Nations
San Francisco October 1 Hiram Johnson flatly denied reports that Senator Harding planned to scrap the League of Nations or that Borah had joined with him in any such move Johnson said he had received no telegrams from Borah and believed the dispatches erroneous
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Washington Dispatch
Senator Borah
Idaho
New York
Chicago
Johnson
California
Harding
League of Nations
Borah
Republican Nations Committee
Official Figures Of Primary Vote In Atlanta
Official figures received today show the Democratic primary total vote at 231,514. H M Stanley leads with 231,514 votes for commerce and labor, followed by J W Lindsey with 231,468 for pensions, and Wm A Wright with 231,033 for comptroller general. Other state officers include J J Brown 220,746 for agriculture, W J Speer 230,592 for treasurer, E J Rainey 230,467 for prison commissioner, and M L Brittain 228,437 for superintendent of education. Senate race totals list Thomas E Watson 103,542, Hugh M Dorsey 68,965, Hoke Smith 55,927, John R Cooper 2,327. gubernatorial total 221,435 and senatorial total 230,361.
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Atlanta
H. M. Stanley
Commerce and Labor
J. W. Lindsey
Pensions
Stanley
State House
Commerce
Labor
Pen Stone
Wm. A. Wright
J. J. Brown
Agriculture
W. J. Speer
E. J. Rainey
M. L. Brittain
United States Senate
Thomas E. Watson
Hugh M. Dorsey
Hoke Smith
John R. Cooper
Drive Starts for $50,000 at Georgia Women's College
Report tonight notes a big drive opened this morning for $50,000 to support the foremost women’s college in the South. Workers volunteer time and money with several thousand already raised at a conference. A supper and final reports are planned, urging every man, woman, and child to contribute as the drive proceeds to completion.
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Womens College
South
Antice
Georgia
Two Alumnae Transform Lucy Cobb Institute in 1909
In 1909 Annie Brumby and Miss Gordie, then principals of Lucy Cobb Institute, raised scholarship standards and modernized facilities. They added a gymnasium, a swimming pool, nurse, and upgraded the library while aligning coursework with other leading prep schools. Their sacrifices supported many women pursuing education. The gubernatorial race figures referenced follow.
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Wits
Annie Brumby
Lucy Cobb
Georgia
Fromen
Bh Gerding
Gordie
Brumby
Lacey Cobb
Mane
Elizbeth Avery Colton
The
Association of College Women
South
Colleges For Women
Fis
Cole Leges
Lucy Cobb Taaseai
Tarely
Gerdie
Ibrea
Lucy Cobb Institute
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Georgia Eleven
Itadel Warriors
Carolina Gang
Ltd
Fae Sea
Yeeterday
Associated Pret
Clemson
Presbyterian College
Mercer
Walker
Tulsa
Auto Trade Association
Oklahoma
Cox
Coz
Sapula
United States
Will Hays
Chandler
League of Naga
Cor
Republican Party
Cartain
Hiram Johnson
Mr. Stanley
Cutferd Walker
John N. Holder
W. R. Brown
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