Dozen Lasses Kiss Clergyman Outside St Pauls School
A young clergyman walking toward St Pauls School for Boys in Garden City was surrounded by about twelve girls who grabbed him, mussed his hair, and kissed him. The scene, set on Stewart Avenue, drew headlines as officials declined to identify the man, with Canon Swett suggesting it wasn’t Mr Kent.
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New York
Stewart Avenue
Garden City
L. L
St. Paul’s School
St. Paul’s
Bishop Burgess
James T. Kent
Paul F. Swett
Mr. Kent
Iowa Democratic State Convention Opens in Cedar Rapids
Nearly all of the 1 034 delegates arrive in Cedar Rapids for the Iowa Democratic state convention to be called to order at 11 tomorrow. W R McGinnie of Leon will give the opening address as resolutions and two supreme court judge nominations are on the agenda. Governor candidates were decided in June primaries. E G Dunn of Mason City is among expected attendees.
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Iowa
Demogratis
Cedar Rapids
W. R. McGinnie
Leon
Supreme Court
E. G. Dunn
Mason City
Women Lawyers Bill Dominates Georgia Legislature News
July 24 Capitol notes report a 14 to 8 committee vote against Barrow county on a Tallulah Falls suit, oil inspection reforms seek Bush bill salaries, eleemosynary needs at the state hospital, and women lobbyists pressing for a hearing on the woman lawyer bill with rules committee action highly anticipated.
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Capitol
Atlanta
Longstreet
Tallulah Falls
Georgia Power Company
Winder and
House
Barrow County
State of
Georgia
A Glimpse of the Y W C A Campers At Farm Hill
A camper's portrait of Y W C A camp life at Farm Hill near Elberton Georgia describes fun filled days with rest periods, bugs and terrapins in a suitcase and rainy weather adding to the adventure. Early mornings at Lithia Springs are noted as part of the routine.
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Beautiful Farm Hill
Elberton
Lithia Springs
Bulls Proclaim Adjourning Supreme Court Till 1913
The YMCA campers from Nacoochee Valley issue a proclamation announcing the adjournment of the Supreme Court of Nacoochee camp until July 1913. By order of their honors Judge Red Cobb Governor P Lumpkin Bailiffs Kytle and Mell Prosecuting Attorney The Missing Link Detective Broome Assistant Detective Y Sledge Hyp Reed.
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Supreme Court of
Nacoochee
Red Cobb
P. Lumpkin
Kytle
Mell
the Missing Link
Broome
Y. Sledge
Hyp Reed
Two Gwinnett Journal Linotype Operators Shine
Special to the Banter reports Gwinnett Journal in Lawrenceville Ga printed exclusively by women. Miss Carrie Gouge runs the linotype and oversees the job and advertising departments, while her sister helps with composing. The pair have worked seven years supporting a widowed mother and siblings.
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Lawrenceville
Gwinnett Journal
United States
Linotype
Carrie Gouge
Miss . Gouge
Singing Under the Stars at Farm Hill Camp
The camp notes peach packing peak season and fun learning to pack. The group enjoyed vege table trips behind a mule and shared adventures. Nighttime brought camp songs jokes and pranks under the stars as everyone contributed to comfort and cheer.
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Tures
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Laird Schober
Krippendorf Dittman
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Kelley
E. Smith Shoe CO
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Teddy
Bill
Avid
William T. Hincks
State St
Bridgeport, Conn
Postum Co
Rattle Creek, Mich
State Department of Agriculture
W. C. Bryant
State Senate
House Committee On Rules
Rules Committee
Senate
Nacoochee Valley
Athens Cycle Co
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