Dem osthenian Society Elects Officers and Debates Monroe Doctrine
At the regular meeting of the Dem osthenian Literary Society of the University last night officers for January were elected: President Allen H. Bunce, Vice-President D. H W. Redfern, Parliamentarian C. C. King, Sergeant at Arms McGurrity. A discussion followed on whether the Monroe Doctrine should no longer be U S policy. The president ruled in favor of the negative. Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured in 3 Days. Morton L. Hill of Lebanon Ind reports his wife healed in three days after using Dr Detchen's Relief for Rheumatism sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons.
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Demosthenian Literary Society
Allen H. Bunce
D. H W. Redfern
C. C. King
McGurrity
United States
Socie
Morton L. Hill
Lebanon
Ind
Detchen
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Senator Ong Scores Roosevelt Era Critique in Senate Speech
Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas delivered his maiden speech in the sixtieth congress arguing to destroy trusts and jail Rockefeller. He attacked Wall Street speculators, mocked President Roosevelt’s $110,000 salary, and warned that without drastic action the trusts would overpower government while warning of knee breeches and powdered wigs for future statesmen. He urged severest penalties, charter revocation, and full remedy, describing the trust cancer as needing the surgeon’s knife. He pressed congress to act to destroy the trusts and protect the public.
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Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Senate
John DP. Rockefeller
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Childern
Davis
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Congress
Social Notes From Georgia Towns Show Holiday Gatherings
Mrs Helen Longstreet postmistress at Gainesville plans to gift President Roosevelts family a genuine Georgian possum for Christmas dinner. Miss Marcella Griffeth visited Athens with Mrs Lumpkin and joined a bridge party honoring guests, followed by a tea hosted by Susie Barrow. Numerous locals—Dr J P Proctor, Mrs R E Branch, Miss Rosa Thompson, Miss Beatrice Booth, and others—are visiting, returning home, or hosting guests around holidays.
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Helen Longstreet
Gainesville
Marcella Griffeth
Athens
Mayors Court Fines For Fights And Curses
Yesterday in Mayor Dorsey s court Laura Price and Daisy Hampton two negro women were fined five dollars each for fighting. George Burns a negro man was fined fifteen dollars for cursing in the presence of ladies. The City Government Club of the University of Georgia met Tuesday evening and read papers on System Municipal Taxation The Control of Leisure and Liquor Laws read by J Michiel W H Watson C N Feid and W C Henson.
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Laura Price
Daisy Hampton
George Burns
University of Georgia
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