Georgia Commencement Opens with Thalian Play and Dances
The report outlines Georgia commencement events with the Thalian performance tonight at the Colonial. It lists the program including the original play Salvage by Victor Victor of Atlanta and notes speakers Clark Howell of Atlanta L A Pinkussohn of Atlanta and Julian Hirschberg among participants.
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Thalian
Georgia
Victor Victor
Aalanta
Clark Howell
Atlanta
L. A
Sophomore declaimers contest lineup announced
Atlanta and Athens students including H O Calhoun of Atlanta and Grace Bernstein of Athens compete in the Saturday 8:30 p m event with topics on Dixie faith and Southern chivalry. Contestants from Phi Kappa and Democrats groups perform selections across campuses.
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Atlanta
Henry Howard
Augusta
W. T. Jenkins
Valdosta
Grace Bernstein
Athens
Mary D. Lyndon
H. O. Calhoun
Phi Kappa
Wolf Tone
W. H. Quarterman
Winder
Dixie
W. D. Hasty
Chickamauga
Demosthenian
Lee
E. B. Tate, Jr
Elberton
Curry L. Vetch
LaFayette
Dem
Commencement Sermon and University Day at Georgia
Sunday, June 14, 11 a m, Rev J P McFerrin to preside over Macon district service. Monday features University Day at Georgia Industrial and Normal College Milledgeville. Kathleen O Farrell and C Watkins named among speakers for Athens events. (Continued on Page Eight.)
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Osthenian
America
W. H. Sorrells
Athens
Demosthenian
Cuba
B. K. Bennett
Waycross
Phi Kappa
P. R. Hill
Toccoa
C. C. Hall, Jr
Lutherville
Henry W. Grady
Co. M. Tanner
Carrollton
Holder announces retirement from congressional race in Georgia's 9th district
Former speaker John N. Holder of Jefferson declares he will not run for Congress. In a card published by the Jackson Herald he says Col. Charters would run and support him, while Holder would not seek voters’ suffrage if Charters enters. He notes past vote totals and county unit votes from the previous contest and asserts an incumbent faces an advantage when opposed by multiple candidates.
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John N. Holder
Jefferson
House of Representative
Georgia
T. M. Bell
W. A. Charters
Gainesville
Jackson Herald
Col. W. A. Charters
Congress
Colonel Charters
Mr Bell
Charters
Mr. Bell
Funeral of Allen H. Talmage
Yesterday morning from the residence the funeral of Allen H. Talmage was held with Rev. C. C. Jarrell JR Grubb and Troy Beatty officiating. Many friends attended to pay respect and admire the floral tributes for the deceased and his family.
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Allen H. Talmage
Messrs
C. C. Jarrell
Js, JR. Grubb
Troy Beatty
Bright Little Son of Officer 15 Dead
The 6 year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Sea Graves died of fever at their Poplar street home. Funeral will be at Oconee Street Church this afternoon with burial in Oconee cemetery. The parents receive sympathy from many friends.
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Little Charles ER. Jr
Charles Seagraves
Poplar Street
Oconee Street
Oconee
Mediation Talks at Niagara Falls Stall Over Carranza
Reports from Niagara Falls and Washington describe a stalled mediation as Carranza delays or refuses to join peace talks. The United States rejects Huerta run constitutionalist terms, while mediators publish exchanges and assess progress amid fears of renewed conflict in Mexico.
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Agermeent
Niagara Falls
Mexico
Huerta
United States
Washington
Carranza
Antilla
Tampico
State Department
Zubaran
Georgia Clay Products Company organized in Athens
A new manufacturing venture with capital of 140000 was organized in Athens yesterday. The Georgia Clay Products Company will operate the former Georgia Brick plant and produce fire proofing tiles roofing tiles drain tile and pottery from southern clays. Officers announced include W L Childs as president and F E Warner as secretary and treasurer. The plant sits on a site with rail access and substantial local material ready for conversion into marketable products.
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Georgia Clay Products Company
Athens
Red Earth
W. L. Childs
F. E. Warner
A. E. Griffith
W. S. Holman
Walter H. Jones
Aaron Cohen
C. B. Griffith
C.M. Strahan
Old
Georgia Brick Company
City Begins Actual Warfare on the Fly in Public Places
Health officers Harbin and Booth deploy large fly traps citywide and urge business cooperation to curb disease spreading flies. A two hour demo at Broad Street near Abe Joel store captured nearly a peck of flies, illustrating the traps as a low cost, effective solution. Officials plan street corner placement and encourage citizens to set traps themselves to reduce fly populations through August and beyond.
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Booth
Broad Street
Abe Joel
Board of Health
Brown
The
Health Board
Athens
Salvage to headline Thalians' annual play at the opera house
Tonight at 8 45 o clock the Thalians present Salvage written by Victor Victor of the Senior Law class. Miss Mary Lyndon directs with Clark Howell in a leading male role and Henry Howard in a strong second lead. Palmed seats at Palmer's Drug Store report the largest Thalian sales yet and a packed house expected. The three act society drama is set in fashionable Atlanta with a cast including George Carter Julian Hirechberg Lois Sanderson Gertrude Bernstein Tom Sanderson L A Pinkussohn Amy George Miss Lyndon John Barton Sinclair Durand and W T Jenkins. Dr and Mrs W A Nunnally of Monroe guest of Mrs Frances E Cheney for the University commencement.
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Thalians
Opera House
Salvage
Victor Victor
Clark Howell
Atlanta
Mary Lyndon
Henry Howard
Thalian
Sphinx
Palmer’s Drug Store
Colonel Carter George
Julian Hirechberg
Lois Sanderson
Gertrude Bernstein
Tom Sanderson
L. A. Pinkussohn
Amy George
Mary
Lyndon John Barton
Clark Howell Sinclair Durand
Henry Howard Percy
W. T. Jenkins
White Way gift lights up campus after dusk
Chancellor Barrow pressed a switch as fourteen electric lamps formed a White Way along Broad street. The class of 1914 installed the gift to their alma mater in cap and gown, a tasteful memorial to express appreciation for the university. The new lights will light campus paths for future students, faculty, visitors, and citizens.
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Barrow
Broad Street
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Perils of Pauline at Elite Sixth Episode Praised
Critics call this sixth installment of The Perils of Pauline at the Elite the best yet. Admission 5 and 10 cents. Advertise your wants.
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Pauline
Senate votes to repeal Panama Canal tolls exemption
The senate approved repeal of the American coastwise shipping tolls exemption for the Panama Canal by a 50 to 35 vote and sent the measure back to the house with the Simmons Norris amendment preserving U S rights under the Hay Pauncefote treaty.
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Washington
Senate
House
United States
Panama Canal
Canal Zone
Taft
Congress
Great Britain
State Department
Knox
Wilson
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