University notes and public notices mix in Georgia items
SPECIAL NOTICE. Subscribers will please take note, no carrier boy is authorized to collect subscriptions from anyone or wrap papers under any circumstances. Subscribers can pay the regular collector upon presentation of bill or call at the office. TELEPHONE NO. 75. The University commencement opens next week with promise of success. Taft seeks southern aid for reciprocity. Roosevelt and Bryan not candidates. The Southern Railway strike outlook brightens. uniform accounting urged by national officers. Georgia leads in athletic shows, and the newspaper notes social and political happenings around the state.
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Keeping Athens Clean Through Civic Sanitation Drive
An old city sanitation piece urges citizens to assist the Board of Health in keeping Athens clean. It cites Atlanta and other major cities, notes systematic cleaning of lots and streets, and stresses shutting off stagnant water, burning garbage, and screening homes to curb disease and pests. Citizens are urged to participate willingly and maintain health standards.
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Atlanta
Athens
Board of Health
Lorimer Likely to Lose Senate Seat Amid New Evidence
The report argues Senator Lorimer of Illinois may be forced out as new proofs of bribery surface since last year’s “not proven” verdict. An eight member committee split between Lorimer allies and opponents could admit evidence to avoid a hung jury, with Illinois poised to name a replacement and attention shifting to Wisconsin Senator Stephenson’s alleged overspending and bribes.
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Lorimer
Illinois
United States Senate
Senate
Bis
Stephenson
Wisconsin
National Guard aims at martial law for riot duties
Georgia officers push a bill to place riot scenes under martial law when National Guard is mobilized, making offending guardsmen answer to military courts. They cite Texas cases and civil authorities overreach, and applaud disciplined actions during Monroe incident protecting Tom Allen. Major Claud e Smith elected president of the association.
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National Guard
Atlanta
Officers Association of the National Guard of
Georgia
Texas
Texas Guard
Monroe
Tom Allen
Durrand's
Officers Association
Claude Smith
C. M. Daniels
Griffin
Kenyon, Brief Iowa Senator, born 1869 in Elyria
William Kenyon successor to the late Jonathan P. Dolliver as United States senator from Iowa, born June 10 1869 in Elyria Ohio. Educated at Grinnell College. Became Webster county public prosecutor and judge, then Illinois Central attorney and general counsel. Appointed assistant to the Attorney General in 1910, known as a trust buster. Home in Fort Dodge Iowa. Georgia commencement programs include notable speakers and sermons for students.
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William 8S. Kenyon
Jonathan P. Dolliver
United States
Iowa
Elyria
Grinnell College
Webster County
Eleventh Town
Tlinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Kenyon
Fort Dodge
Town
Baseball Roundup From The League Season Highlights
The Zanesville team leads the Central League while Alexander the Great shines for the Quakers. Tom Fisher manages Winiston in the Southeast, Bernie Coss joins the Cubs, Sylvanus Gregg shows big league promise, and New Bedford sits low in the standings as Detroit eyes an Eastern swing. The Athletics regain form, Bill Bergen handles for Brooklyn, and Sweeney fans a perfect eleven in Boston as Young Cy Young returns to glory with the White Sox.
Cure for Piles marketed as a safe internal medicine
An internal tablet remedy named Dr. Leonhardt's Hem-Roid promises a cure for all forms of piles with only 3 percent known failures and a money back guarantee. Sold by H.R. Palmer & Sons and druggists for 1 dollar for 24 days, with Buffalo based producers urging requests for a booklet. Jack Terry, Ellen Terry’s nephew, shifts to vaudeville while Jane Gray joins Blitche Garden Denver stock company. DeWitt C. Jennings and Helen Ware linked to future productions and casting. Jesse Ralph also slated for a leading role in a future show.
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H.R. Palmer & Sons
Leonhardt
Leading California Druggist Endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
A Pasadena druggist letter dated March 9 1911 endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant. It states it can be given freely to children, relieves colds without nausea, and does not interfere with digestion, signed by C H Ward Drug Co and C L Parsons secretary treasurer.
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Pasadena
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Foley and Co
Foley
C. H. Ward Drug Co
C. L. Parsons, Sec’y and
Treas
Foley's
Pele
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