Warner Hill Defends Railroad Neutrality in Georgia Race
Warner Hill answers accusations by Hoke Smith claiming he favored railroads as railroad commissioner. He insists he has been impartial, cites prior rate reductions and U S court actions, and argues Smith slandered him to influence voters. He blames Smith for railroad influence and defends party loyalty amid Democratic primary tensions.
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Atlanta
Coop
Ieke Smith
Tesiad
Latangie
Jadse Hamilton
Southern Racroad
Jadse
Enoch Callaway
Corpor.tien
Warner
Noa Railroad Commissionr of
Georgia
Fatze
Furtuce
Railroad Commission
United States
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Atlanta Freight Bureau
Commission
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Comith-Loa
Atlas’ Freight Bureau
Hole Smith
Smith
Joseph
M. Brown
CaCborn
Pope Brown
God
Secu
State Democratic Executive Committee
Hamilton McWhorter
Democratic Executive Committee
Hey
Democratic Party
University Commencement Delivers Diplomas at Georgia
The 105th University of Georgia commencement concluded with senior exercises and diploma awards. Disappointed attendees missed Hon. Hamilton Wright Mabie, while seniors Feidelson and Giles spoke on democracy and optimism. Various prizes were awarded to students including Goldstein, McDonald, and Mixon among others.
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University of Georgia
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Mabie
Charles N. Feidelson
Savannah
Messare
Jesse G Giles
Kennesaw
George P. Whitman
Atlanta
William H. Lurch
Augusta
George Hains
R. E. Park, Jr
R. E . Park, Jr
J. K. McDonald
Hoke Smith
Hon
Board of Trustees
R. 8. Mixon
Peabody Receives Doctor of Laws From University of Georgia
The University of Georgia trustees confer the Doctor of Laws on George Foster Peabody. Peabody, unaware of the move, was celebrated by a large crowd while Chancellor Barrow noted his lifelong support for the university and declared him one of us.
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Peabody
University of Georgia
George Foster Peabody
Barrow
Georgia
Athens
University of Georgia Commencement and Activities
The Georgia University trustees approve a football resolution and outline graduates in various degrees. Alumni celebrate a vigorous commencement with plans for the year ahead and student parties open the season. A campus lawn gathering honors Miss Louise Tolliver with aatlistic games and refreshments. Faculty discuss rule changes to reduce brutality, aligning with Southern Intercollegiate Ethics standards.
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Ce Cain
Thersity
Southern Intercollegiate Ethic Association
Harawa Popular Place Hosts Daily Afternoon Concert
The Harawa popular place presents the Haughey orchestra every afternoon from five to seven. Mer sis Rainwater and Hale, proprietors, praise the orchestra as one of the best in the state and note widespread compliments from patrons and the public.
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Haughey
Mersis
Rainwater and
Hale
Harawa
Capt E C Cox Struck by Paralysis in Local Illness
The popular Sheu Road conductor Capt E C Cox is seriously ill at his home after a stroke. Many friends hope he recovers and survives the attack.
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Capt
E. C. Cox
Sheu Road
Cay
Death near for Athens elder Capt John Williford
Capt John S. Williford, a longtime Athens resident and respected figure, is nearing death after a prolonged illness following a stroke. He is described as barley alive at a late hour last night and death is expected imminently.
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John S. Williford
Athens
Populists of Georgia Issue a Fiery Address
The Georgia Populist Party, energized by Hoke Smith’s gubernatorial bid, issues a fiery platform to rally members. Chairman Holloway denounces the Democrats, asserts Jeffersonian Populism, urges enrollment, and calls for public ownership as the remedy to trust issues.
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Holloway
State House
Peoples Party
Democratic Party
Greorgia
Democrats
Watson
Howell
Mr. Smith
Jefferson
Jackson
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