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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

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Suffrage Delayed by Appellate Court Proceedings in DC

Opponents of woman suffrage gain a temporary setback as the District of Columbia Supreme Court refuses an injunction blocking Secretary Colby from promulgating the suffrage amendment. The court says it cannot certify to the U.S. Supreme Court without a final appellate ruling. Roberts certifies action to proceed on suffrage. In Georgia, Atlanta hosts a state committee session on enfranchising women with plans for open or closed hearings. A proposal would allow enfranchised white women to vote in the party primary after a pledged qualification and a special female registration at polling places.

Associated Press Washington Bailey District of Columbia Supreme Court Colby Smith District Court of Appeals American Constitutional League United States Supreme Court Roberts Nashville House Journal Senate Atlanta Mary L. NeLendon State Organization of Women Kimball Whethr Democratic Party

Cobb-Deloney Camp to Elect Delegates to Houston

The Cobb Deloney camp of United Confederate Veterans meets at city hall at 11 this morning to name delegates to the reunion. All companeros are urged to attend if possible.

Cobb-Deloney Houston Cobb-Deloney Camp of United Confederate Veterans

Judge Fines Teen for Climbing Theatre Footlights

In Harlem Court today Magistrate Simms fined Charles Soiche nineteen three dollars after he climbed over theatre footlights to answer a plea from a Burlesque prima donna who sang Come to My Arms and Kiss Me.

New York Simms Harlem Court Charles Soiche Ainger

Hoke Smith and Clarke County Vote in Georgia Senate Clash

Georgians confront a heated battle over Hoke Smith in the upcoming senate race. The piece cites wartime record, Lodge reservations, and party loyalty, urging support for a candidate deemed true to the party and country. It notes Clarke county voting patterns and contrasts Smith with Watson and Palmer.

United States Georgia United States Senate Hoke Smith Smith Lodge Covenant of Peace League of Nations France Senate Wilson Baker Navy Josephus Daniels Clarke County Tom Watson

Holder Holds Georgia Governor Bid At Colonial Theatre

Hon John N Holder addresses a full Colonial Theatre crowd in support of his gubernatorial candidacy. He touts nine years in the legislature, a business background, school and farm backing, and vows a tax cut driven administration while critiquing rivals Walker Hardwick and opponents in a fiery campaign swing through Georgia communities.

Holder Georgia John N. Holder Colonial Theater House Friends of the Common Schools of Agriculture University

Thomsen Victor Wins Million Dollar League Thriller

In wet field conditions Thomsen Victor defeats Washington 3 to 2 to force a deciding game for the Million Dollar League pennant. Thomson drove in two runs, while Washington mounted a late rally that fell short as Countryman closed out the win with a bases-loaded confrontation in the ninth.

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Dorsey Smith Washington Meeting Sparks Speech Dispute

Governor Hugh M. Dorsey denounced Senator Hoke Smith in Washington as Smith offered no rebuttal beyond a brief, mild speech. The crowd packed the courthouse while Dorsey lambasted Smith on votes and records as Smith avoided direct debate and left Monroe to fulfill engagements.

Dorsey Washington Smith Falls Washington Hoke Smith Smith Hugh M. Dorsey Dorsey Welcher Monroe Nix Senator Smith Doragy Court House Ben Lator Smith Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta Financial Center Southeast Georgia Military Department Germany South Carolina Watson

Brooklyn Strikers Given Time Limit

New York September 3 an ultimatum to striking employees of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company fixes Wednesday noon as the time limit for return to work. Increase in wages was reported today. Strikers at a meeting rejected the settlement terms.

Associated Press New York Biyo Rapid Transit Company Uneg

Cox Charges Perjury In Chicago Inquiry

Governor James M. Cox accuses Republican leaders of lying under oath about campaign finance, asserting perjury amid denials of Pittsburg charges. He tours the West delivering speeches branding Republican fundraising as improper and urging accountability. Harding speaks of outlawing war at a Homecoming event. Georgia Republicans dispute a $26,000 fund claim, stating $11,000 raised with pledges outstanding.

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Greeks Plan Harassment of Ex King Constantine

Athens reports the government seeks to quell unrest by expelling ex king Constantine and his followers who are accused of attempting to disrupt public order in Greece.

Constantine Associated Press Athens Ewies Constantine and Felowers Greece

President Seeks No Treaty Change Amid Expiring Notices

Washington reports no official announcement from the president as the ninety day limit under the Merchant Marine Act nears expiration. The period allows notices of intention to revoke certain classes of commercial activities, with high officials discussing which treaties may contravene the act.

Associated Press Washington United States Sali

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