Georgia All Ready for Opening Game with the Citadel
Georgia prepares for the 1919 season opener against Citadel at Athens. The squad, led by Day and Pew in the line, faces a tough Citadel squad with strong backs and ends. Sanford field hosts a 1:30 start with general admission tickets one dollar. Bob McWhorter to referee, White of 1918 Davidson as umpire.
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Nage
Athens
ea@aghes
Georgia
Sturday
Citadel
Copalats
Saat
South
Georgia Warrior
Day
Whelchel
Pew
Harper
Austin
Rigdon
Collins
Reynolds
Mott
Neville
Hartley
W. Sanford
Cunningham
Tadel
Sanford Field
Grand‘land
Bob” MceWhort
Captain White
Davidson
Bronchial Trouble Says Chamberlains Cough Remedy
Mrs A EB Sidenberder of Rockfield Indiana reports spring bronchial trouble. She says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the only thing that helps and after a few days of use all signs of bronchial trouble disappear.
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A. EB. Sidenberder
Rockfield
Ind
Prohi Bill Advances After Senate-House Breakthrough
Washington Oct 1 Breaking three weeks of deadlock in the senate the house committee today reached an agreement on the prohibition enforcement bill. Quick approval is expected and the measure may go to the president early next week. Senate amendments allowing home manufacture and consumption of light wine and cider and shifting burden of proof to the government in prosecutions were retained along with other liberal amendments.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
House Canieres
uQick
Athens Citizens Promote Southeast Fair Program
Athens will be well represented at the Southeastern Fair in Atlanta with Clarke county club exhibitors in Boy's work and club booths. State leaders including Chancellor Barrow, President Soule, Governor Dorsey, and fair president Hastings will address events scheduled Monday through Wednesday with other officials such as M L Brittain James Key Clarke Howell Cohen Hunt planned for the week.
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Athens
Atlanta
Clarke County Club
D. C. Barrow
University
A. M. Soule
State College of Agriculture
Lowe
H. G. Hastings
The
Fair Association
Barrow
Hugh M. Dorsey
M. L. Brittain
James Key
Clarke Howell
John 8. Cohen
B. W. Hunt
Extonton
Georkia Bankers Associatom
Rage strife rocks Omaha district as mob threatens children
An African American assailant attacked a white woman in the rear of her home in Omaha's black belt this afternoon and fled after threatening to kill her children if she cried. Troops then ringed the district with cordon, barring entry or exit.
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Omaha
Nebr
Belgium King and Party Land Today
King Albert of Belgium and Queen Elizabeth arrive in Hoboken with Crown Prince Leopold aboard the George Washington. They will be greeted by Vice President Marshall and other officials, marking Europe’s first reigning monarch to visit the United States.
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Associated Press
New York
King Albert
Belgium
Europe
United States
Hoboken
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Leopold
George Washington
Marshall
Elaine massacre aftermath sparks deadly clashes in Arkansas
Helena Arkansas October 1 white men Clinton Lee J A Tappan and seven negroes are dead at Elaine after clashes between posses seeking those who killed railroad agent W D Adkins. One white man and several negroes injured. Federal troops reportedly en route. Elaine situation described as critical and worsening. Women and children evacuated to Helena. Over a hundred negroes and a white man with possession of literature were arrested as posses moved through Elaine.
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Associated Press
Helena
Ark
Clinton Lee
J. A. Tappan
Elaine
W. D. Adkins
Moore
Joseph C. Meyers
Meyers
Amos Jarman
Reed heckled at Ardmore convention on league treaty
Senator Reed was pelted with rotten eggs and forced offstage amid uproar at a crowd of about 6000 in Ardmore Oklahoma. Light wires were cut and the speaker left before beginning his address opposing the treaty. In Washington the senate agreed to take up the fall amendments to the peace treaty at two pm and vote before adjournment tomorrow night.
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Ardmore
Oklo
Reed
Convention
Treaty
League of Nations
Washington
Senate
United States of Representatives
Young Man Held On Attempt Blackmail Hon. Asa Candler
Adam Ocks age 24 was arrested on a federal warrant charged with using the mails to blackmail Asa G. Candler for $2000. Bond set at 300 dollars. Candler alleged to have been ordered to hide under a doorstep. Bond denies knowledge of the affair.
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Asa Candler
Associated Presa
Adam
Asa G. Candler
Bond
Mr. Candler
Part Hun Property May Be Returned To Former Owners
Memphis October 1 Attorney General Palmer said the United States will undertake to return to the owners a portion of the vast trust fund from the sale of German property. He stated the United States does not yet know exactly what happened to the American property in Germany.
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Associated Press
Memphis
Benlef
United States
Palmer
Germany
South
American Cotton Association
Bale
Federal Reserve System
Wall Street
H. A. Boykin
Sylvania
House Orders Probe All Sugar Prices
Washington October 1 The house adopted a resolution ordering the federal trade commission to investigate wholesale and retail prices on sugar.
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Associated Press
Washington
House
Federal Trade Commission
Berkman Faces Deportation After Draft Conspiracy Conviction
Alexander Berkman was arrested on deportation charges after completing a two year term in the federal penitentiary for conspiracy to obstruct the army draft. Immigration officials delayed his departure to New York pending official bond advice.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Alexander Berkman
New York
Forrester Hurt by Falling Window Sash in Athens
Thos M Forrester janitor at the Athens government building was cut when a sash fell on him during pane repair. He received four cuts on his forehead but is not seriously injured. The Helena jail scene remained tense with armed guards patrolling streets late tonight.
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Thos. M. Forrester
Athens
Helena
Jarman
John W Bale Organizes Seventh District For Cotton Association
John W Bale appointed district deputy for the seventh Georgia district to organize the American Cotton Association campaign under Major D F McClatchey. Bale spoke at a mass meeting in Barrow county urging better marketing, warehousing, and cooperation among farmers bankers and merchants to raise prices and profits for southern cotton. Reynolds named Cobb county chair for the association’s approaching drive.
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John W. Bale
Georgia
American Cotton Body
Atlanta
Flame
American Ci Association
D. F. McClatchey
American Cotton Association
H. A. Boykin
Georgia Division
Barrow County
Winder
Boykin
South
Foch
New Orleans
Cobb County
D. F. McClaskey
State Capitol
Reynolds
Standard Mercantile Co
Marietta
Hold Your Cotton Advice From American Cotton Association
The American Cotton Association urged Southern farmers to hold their cotton amid a British railway strike and global disruption. It advised storing in bonded warehouses, borrowing via federal reserve banks, and noted potential price shifts while stressing that the world still needs cotton and that producers should act prudently.
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American Cotton Association
England
Associated Press
Tetp
Ueup
New York Cotton Exchange
Federal Reserve System
Real Education From Hitchin American Navy
An article extols naval service as a modern education beyond college, with two-year cruises offering world travel, pay, good care, and guided experiences. It argues travel, liberty, and time at sea sharpen a young man’s preparation for life, noting ships now sail globally postwar without rivers and seclusions.
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Oxford
Cambridge
Harvard
Yale
Navy
Names of Athens jurists discussed for U S judge
Washington ponders possible nominees for the U S Court of Appeals in the sixth circuit. Georgians named include Judge Enoch H. Callaway. Judge Horace M. Holden Judge S. Price Gilbert Judge Beverley D. Evans Judge Andrew J. Cobb and Judge King. Georgia hopes for a single seat amid regional competition.
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Washington
Ofth
United States Court of Appeals
Georgia
Georgi
Capitol
Enoch H. Callaway
Augusta
Alex King
Ilanta
Department of Justice
Horace M. Holden
Athens
Georgia Supreme and Superior Court
Price Gilbert
Columbus
Supreme Court of Georgia
Beverly D. Evans
Southern District of Georgia
Andrew J. Cobb
Georgia Supreme Court
Senate
Moses Wright
Rome
Harris
King
Alth Ag King
Ie Peeam
William Howard
Joseph R. Lamar
United States Superior Court
Evans
Fid
Court of Appeals
R. W. Walker
Huntaville
Ala
Texas
Francia B. Carter
Pensacola
W. A. Blount
Mississippi
John Sharp Williams
Wilson
Harrison
House
John K. Vardaman
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
Congress
Navy recruiting waves reach Athens readers in call to enlist
Mrs. C H Dodson of Athens spent time with her mother Mrs. Susan B McCurry as Dewey era Navy hype spreads. The notice invites men to enlist and choose stations in Hampton Roads Newport San Francisco Great Lakes with details at the Athens Navy recruiting station in the postoffice building.
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C. H. Dodson
Athens
Susan B. McCurry
Elberton Star
Hampton Roads
Newport
R. I
San Francisco
Cal
Great Lakes
Navy
Athens Ga
Wilson Approves Proposed Budget Method Gains Steam
Athens business leaders through the chamber of commerce push for a national budget system. Washington reports say congressional hearings are under way with U S chamber leaders and officials urging adoption of businesslike budgeting to increase transparency and efficiency in federal spending.
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Athens
Chamber of Commerce
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Uvex of the Nations
Capitol
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
W. L. Clause
Pittsburg
House Committee On Appropriations
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John Hopkins University
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