Judge Lumpkin Delivers Address on Growth and Values
Judge Lumpkin, class of 1875 at the University, addresses the graduating class of 3932 urging balance between material progress and brains. He warns against worship of money, champions cultivating minds, and cites Ferre ro on history’s psychological force, ending with a note that the discourse continues on page three.
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Georgia
Isreal
Ferrero
Rome
Lumpkin
Athens
Convention Sparks After Hadley Appearance At Roosevelt Delegates
A Wild demonstration erupts in the convention hall as Governor Hadley appears to rally Roosevelt supporters. An hour of ovation with chants of Give us Teddy follows, a gallery image of Roosevelt drawn and kisses tossed to the crowd. Credentials Committee plans to report next morning and ignite renewed fights over its findings.
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Hadley
House
Convention
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Teddy
Georgia Law Graduate Receives Diploma In Borrowed Robe
A University of Georgia senior law student, James Edward English, earned his bachelor of law diploma in a robe borrowed from a fellow graduate and wore a dusty sweater beneath. Meanwhile, James Spalding drove 75 miles to aid English's mother in Waycross, ferrying him back to Atlanta to catch the train. After a deadly fire, English’s sister Margaret mourns her mother, clinging to the wreck site and hoping her mother is alive.
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University of Georgia
Spalding
James Edward English
Waycross
South Georgia
English
Margaret English
Graduates Parade Marks Georgia Commencement Day
Yesterday at the University of Georgia ceremonies honored sixty six graduates amid a pageant on the historic campus. The procession featured the county sheriff in black and sword, the governor, former governor McDaniel, and university officials. Justice Joseph Henry Lumpkin delivered the baccalaureate with the prize list announced by Chancellor Barrow.
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Georgia
Joseph Henry Lumpkin
Supreme Court of Georgia
Atlanta
Watchman
Virgil E. Durden
Graymont
Barrow
Hamilton McWhorter
M. J. Hardin
Greenville
8. C
Byrd Little
Company D
Duluth
Wilcox
C. P. Wilcox
Herr Michael
Athens
Willcox
W. E. Durden
Horace Russell
New York
B. L Segall
Collins
Walter B. Hill
Bethics
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Cyclopaedia of Law and Procedure
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