Georgia University Council Deliberates on Joint Commencement Exercises
Delegates from the University of Georgia and several state schools met to plan Tuesday afternoon commencement programs with participation from all institutions. They also agreed to convene in Athens for a summer session meeting to foster fellowship and outline an educational journal for high schools and public schools in Georgia.
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University of Georgia Council
University of Georgia
State Normal School
School of Technology
Girls, Normal and Industrial School
Milledgeville
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
Medical College
Augusta
Peabody Library
Athens
Georgia
Davison and Lowe's Meant Special Bargains
Retail circular lists Misses silk cloaks at 1.50 and misses school cloaks 1.75. Bargain counters offer white goods 8 1 2c yard, ginghams 7 1 2c, smyrna rugs, towels, napkins, lace collars 10c, and silk Windsor ties 5c. Emphasis on cost pricing for blankets, comforts, shoes, wool hosiery, and fabrics from Fruit of the Loom to doyle wool chenille pants at 0e.
Negro man Ed Johnson shot on Tallassee road
Ed Johnson claims highwaymen shot him in the right arm on the Tallassee bridge road near the city Tuesday night. A local resident for six years, Johnson had been working at Fowler's distillery since Christmas. Officers are investigating and hope to apprehend the assailant.
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Tallassee Road
Ed Johnson
This County
H. H. Brock
Jackson County
Fowler's
Tallassee Bridge
The
Law
Emperor Narrows Workmen Grievances at Tsarkoe Selo
Emperor Nicholas meets thirty St Petersburg workers at Tsarkoe Selo with Finance Minister Kokovsoff and Governor Trepoff. He condemns political agitation and strikes, urges loyalty to the state, and calls for improving conditions while warning against rebellion against his government. leadership emphasizes industrious effort to vanquish enemies.
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St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Tsarkoe Selo
Kokovsoff
Trepoff
Tsarkoe
Selo
Glittering Gloria at Opera House Tonight
The Augusta Chronicle lauds Glittering Gloria as the season’s best farce with Dorothy Morton in sparkling form. Production by John C. Fisher and Tom W. Ryley features a lavish interior set and a real diamond necklace central to the plot.
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Gloria
Opera Horse
Dorothy Morton
Private cars face inspection amid rail lease controversy
Chicago reports rail carriers to strictly inspect private and leased passenger cars to ensure compliance with sleeping accommodations and proper car use. Western association probes reveals theater groups using oversized underfloor spaces as sleepers, with multiple companies sharing private cars and stowaways.
Brunswick minister chosen as Memorial Day orator
Dr. Harry Cassil a prominent Brunswick minister and Confederate veteran has been selected as Memorial Day orator for the city. He accepted the invitation from Miss M Rutherford president of the Ladies Memorial Association, and Athenians may expect a splendid and interesting address.
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Harry Cassil
Brunswick
Cassil
M. Rutherford
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Athens
Miss Florida Carr Dies After Long Life Of Service
Athens mourns for Miss Florida C Carr longtime Episcopal church member and civic worker who died yesterday afternoon at half past twelve. She was the daughter of Col. W A Carr and mother figure to three nieces. Funeral at eleven this morning at the Episcopal church with interment in Oconee cemetery.
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Athens
Florida C. Carr
Miss Carr
Episcopal Church
Col. W. A. Carr
E. K. Lumpkin
R. C. Orr
A. R. Jones
San Francisco
Oconee Cemetery
Aged Lady Lou Wilson Dies in Calhoun Georgia
Miss Lou Wilson aged eighty died yesterday at her niece Mrs W L Hynds home in Calhoun Ga She lived near Barberville most of her life Relatives have left or died Her remains were to arrive in Athens this afternoon and she will be buried at Ogonee cemetery after funeral at the Presbyterian church where she was long a member
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Lou Wilson
W. L. Hynds
Calhoun, Ga
Wilson
Barberville
Athens
Seaboard Air Line Ta Ri
Atlanta
Presbyterian Church
Ogonee
Hodgeon
Pont
Georgia Baseball Team Reorganizes After Manager Resigns
University of Georgia baseball notes reveal manager Combs resigns to return home to Adairsville Georgia. Hugh M. Scott of Atlanta elected his successor and will finalize an ambitious season schedule including Mercer Florida Tech Clemson Alabama Sewanee and more. The schedule aims to produce a southern championship despite Florida uncertainties and a Nashville game pending.
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Comba
University of Baseball
Hugh M. Scott
Atlanta
Combs
Adairsville
University of Florida
Nashville
Florida
Athens
Mercer
Tech
Davidson
Clemson
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Auburn
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