Hardwick Denounces Senator Harris as Liar and Coward
Georgia Governor Thomas W. Hardwick attacks Senator Harris calling him a liar and a coward after a primary defeat. He praises Judge George of Vienna for Senate victory and plans a newspaper named The Georgia Cracker to serve public interest.
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Atlanta
United States
W J. Harris
Thomas W. Hardwick
Georgia
Thos. %. Watson
Hardwick
Judge George
Vienna
Senate
Harris
Georgia Cracker
Violin Studio Opens in City by Prof Leo L Freeman
Local musicians welcome the arrival of Prof Leo L Freeman a renowned violinist and teacher who will open a new studio in town He has played with leading southern orchestras in theater and concert work and has taught violin in public schools The move should strengthen local music and may lead to a winter dance orchestra formation with local musicians.
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Leo L. Freeman
Freeman
South
High Point
Noted Educators to Convene in National Meeting
School superintendents and top educators from across the United States will gather in Cleoveltown for the National Educational Association convention from February 26 to March 1 1923. The event includes general sessions and 115 separate daily committee meetings led by A J Kennedy, who calls the department the backbone of the educational system and representative of the field.
Aid for Hamburg Needs 280 Million Marks for Winter
Hamburg reports 280 million marks are needed to aid the city and state’s poor through winter. The plan allocates 100 million for general welfare, 50 million for fuel and food relief, 40 million for food costs, 30 million for school feeding, 25 million to reduce milk prices, 20 million for war sufferers, 10 million for clothing and shoes, and 5 million for aged and low earners. Funds sources not yet specified though large central government contributions expected.
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Hamburg
Public Welfare Office
State Senate
Harris Moves to New Place in 102 South Main
Local tailor Robert I. Harris relocates his shop from Quality Shoe store to the new Dyer building at 102 South Main Street. Harris offers custom tailored clothes from several popular brands.
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Robert I. Harris
Quality Shoe
Dyer
South Main Street
Mr. Harris
Australia To Host Pan Pacific Congress Next Year
The Australian National Research council approved holding the Pan Pacific scientific congress in Sydney and Melbourne next year after a NSW geologist’s appeal. A 5000 pound Commonwealth appropriation will be spent via the Institute of Science and Industry. Invitations have been sent to and accepted by the US National Research Council. North Carolina couple John Denny Lee and Willie Winder of Reidsville wed at the courthouse in Danville Virginia with Justice Mav. J. N. Latham presiding.
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Australia
Congress
Sydney
Australian National Research Council
Melbourne
A. Andrews
New South Wales
Commonwealth
Institute of Science and Industry
National Research Council of
United States
North Carolina
Danville
John Denny Lee
Willie Winder
Reidsvile
Big Real Estate Sales In Guilford County
About $22 000 worth of Guilford real estate changed hands yesterday with deeds filed for record. Transfers include Eunice Lee to Carrot and wife along Lexington road High Point for about 3000 dollars and several other lot transfers in High Point Greensboro and nearby townships for sums ranging from ten dollars to about fourteen thousand dollars.
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Guilford
Po H
Eunice
Lee
D. C
Carrot
Lexington Road
High Point Township
J. Lee Charles
Wift
Alice N. Charles
Johnson ‘Street
High Point
H. M. Riddick
Constance C Hardee
High Point Insurance and Real State Company
J. H
Ada Davis
Tate Street
J. E. Gibson
High Point Insurance and Real Estate Company
Montlieu Avenu
M. Hooper
H. L. Wilson
Jefferson Township
DD. C
Ke. Ceeter P. Hi. Durham
Davidson County
Thomas Wakefield
Friendship Township
J. W. Graves
Dave W.huffman
Rock Creek Township
E. D. Foushee
J. L. Moore
Englewood Avenue
Greensboro
Steer Attacks Driver Near Gate City
A driver en route to Gate City, Virginia, was viciously attacked by a 1100-pound steer after ignoring warnings about the animal’s disposition. The incident occurred south of Moccasin Gap as the man tried to drive the steer from swamp grass beside the road.
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Gate Oity
Esietoin
Rye
Nell
Rusi Sieeetin
Gate City
Renee
Moccasin Gap
Russell
Steer Attacks Man Before Three Shots End Wild Rampage
In a chaotic incident, a steer charged a man injuring him as Mr. Russell and another battled the enraged animal with clubs and rocks. A gun was used from a short distance, delivering two fatal shots that halted the beast. The victim escaped serious harm.
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Mr. Russell
Train tragedy near Rawl as brakeman presumed dead
The report notes brakeman Yo Milled of LAM perished in a railway accident near Rawl after a west bound freight derailment. It is believed he fell from the train during the incident.
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Lam
McMillan
Smith
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Jamestown
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S. D. Jones
Sheraton Hotel
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Overman
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Front Street
Rexadhoring Co
Charlotte
N.C
Waggers
Exper Repair Service
Higi Point
C. B. Overman
Moffitt Underwear
the Co
Interstate Construction Co
Cook's
F. PP. Conrad
N. Main Street
M. J. Wrenn
Enterprise Office
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Commerce Street
Homer Montsinger
Johnson St
Elm Street
Commerce St
John Stack
Kivett
Cach
Firestone and
Oldfield
Star Motor Co
East Commerce Street
Uc J. E. Foast
Randolph County
Sheppard Mountain
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Thomasville
Willow- Bar Terrace
J.W. Johnson
W. Kester
KODAK
Moore’s
Mrs. Blank
Stamey’s
Iloan
Care Enterprise
Brunswick Phonograph
E. L. Kennedy
Barker Bros
Elm St
Dr. Paddock
Kansas City
Typewriter Service
Typewriter Service Co. W.il
A. A. Weavel
Kleans
East Green
White Oak Sts
E. F. Nance
Fowler Lumber
Hamilton St
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Charles Morton
Billy ‘Bumps
Mack
Eva Gibson
Cunard Sisters
the Lesters
May Newman
Youiler
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