Summer School Opens Fourth Annual Session
The fourth annual University of Georgia Summer School opened yesterday with an opening program surpassing last session. Attendance looks set to break records as teachers from Georgia and several states gather, many from Georgia’s common schools. Dr. Roland D. Grant lectured on Yellowstone and scientific topics, and snakes in paradise was slated for a later talk. Classes are forming quickly and dormitory rooms near the campus are filled. extra housing will come from nearby homes.
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Wooster
Grant
Eke
University of Georgia
Peing
Georgia
J. ‘Wootter
Fee
Roland D. Grant
Yellowstone
Scientific
Bee
Sak Grant
Paradise
David C. Barrow
Georgia State Teachers’ Association
Cumberland
Board of Trustees
Barrow
Evach
Georgia School of Technology
The
Teachers’ Association
Irene Scott dies in Athens visit at 67
Irene Scott of Charleston South Carolina dies after visiting sister Mrs. Edward Bancroft in Athens. She leaves sister Mrs. Bancroft and Sister Scholasca of Washington Georgia. Funeral at Bancroft residence on Pope Street with interment at Oconee Cemetery. Local notice ends with an advertisement for Dr Kings New Life Pills.
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Edward Bancroft
Irene Scott
Charleston
8. C
Scott
Athena
Bancroft
Pope Street
Oconee Cemetery
Lost Eye at Athena Foundry Injures Machinist
Mr M D Etrod, a machinist at Athena Foundry and Machine Works, suffered a steel fragment entering his eye while striking steel. The injury worsened and threatened sight. he was taken to Atlanta for possible surgery or treatment, with friends hoping for recovery and preservation of eyesight.
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M. D. Etrod
Athena Foundry and Machine Works
Dillard
Atlanta
Crawford
Cooper seeks new trial in Rawlings murder appeal
In Atlanta area June 26, attorney John Randolph Cooper petitions a new trial or fast bill of exception for Milton Jes and Leonard Rawlings, convicted of murdering the Carter children in Lowndes County. The extraordinary motion, based on new evidence and confessions, targets the state supreme court with a July 16 hearing, following a Lowndes Superior Court appeal and a May term denial by Judge Mitchell.
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Athinta
John Randolph Cooper
Milton
Jes
Leonard Rawlings
Carter Chizen
Lowndes County
Supreme Court
Lowndes Superior Court
Cooper
Alf Moore
Rawlings
Carter
Moore
Elbert Freeman
Valdoste
Passmore
Lowndess County
Accident at Hallrosa yards injures workman
Yesterday morning at Hallrosa yards Tom Sims nearly lost his life in an accident while driving an engine. A lever slipped pinning him briefly. he suffered severe bruises and possible broken legs were suspected before doctors confirmed no bones were broken. He was taken to East Athens hospital with Dr Benedict summoned.
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Hallrosa
Tom. Sims
Athens
8. C. Benedict
Benedgt
Mayor cracks down on disorderly conduct in city court
Mayor Dorsey stiffens penalties for public disorder, fining fifteen dollars each to the negro defendants and warning them not to return. He commends police for cracking down on offenses, and hints white accomplices may also face action.
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Dorsey
Police Department
Presby terian Prayer Meetings Move to Methodist Church
The Presbyterian prayer meetings for Wednesday Thursday and Friday will be held at 6 o clock in the Methodist church due to concrete floor work at the Presbyterian building. Leonard Rawlings was released per a brief but rearrested. Milton Rawlings is said to be of unsound mind. The case has moved through Lowndes county superior court and the U S Supreme Court and returns to the high court. Rawlings and his two sons are sentenced to be hanged July 13, while Leonard Rawlings serves life imprisonment.
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Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church
Leonard Rawlings
Milton Rawlings
Lowndes County
Radical doctor favors government railroads in Bryan era
In a candid exchange, Dr. Peabody jokes about Roosevelt, praises Bryan’s sincerity, and notes support for a progressive, constructive platform. He dodges direct endorsement, admits personal radical leanings, and hints at belief in railroad nationalization. The interview portrays pragmatism over party loyalty.
Very Best Remedy for Bowel Trouble in Bluffton
Mr M F Burroughs, longtime Bluffton resident, calls Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy the very best for bowel trouble. He says his family has used it for years and he would never be without it. Sold by H R Palmer & Son and W J Smith & Bro.
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M. F. Burroughs
Bluffton
Ind
Chamberlain
H.R. Palmer & Son
W. J. Smith & Bro
Death of Capt. Reuben M. McAlpin at Winterville
Yesterday at two o'clock Capt. Reuben M. McAlpin died at his niece Mrs. George H. Hulme’s home on Milledge avenue after a long illness. He leaves two sons and a daughter and numerous relatives. A longtime Winterville merchant, he later lived on Broad street in Athens. A former Athens Guards member, he helped rebuild the state after the war and was a longtime Methodist. Funeral held today at four in Winterville Methodist Church with many Athens friends attending.
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George H. Hulme
Milledge Avenue
Reuben M. McAlpin
McAlpin
Winterville
Athens
Broad Street
Athens Guards
Methodist Church
Stovall Likely to Seek Congress in Georgia’s First District
Athens friends report Pleasant A. Stovall, editor of the Savannah Daily Press and state legislator, near announcement to succeed the late Rufus E. Lester in Congress. A University of Georgia graduate, he earns enthusiastic support across Savannah and North Georgia. Irene Scott funeral notice follows.
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Athens
Chatham County
University of Georgia
William H. Fleming
Augusta
W.H. Doughty
George F. Gober
Marietta
Lott Warren
Americus
Hugh N. Starnes
Experiment
Thomas C. Walton
Anderson, S. C
Stovall
Savannah
North Georgia
Sore Muscles Treated With Hot Bath and Pain Balm
The article notes athletes nationwide finding hot baths open pores as first aid for sore muscles after intense work, followed by vigorous rubbing with Chamberlains Pain Balm. The liniment quickly relieves stiffness, leaving muscles in good condition and is sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro.
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H. R. Palmer &Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Camp opening prep and Y M C A camp plans
Secretary Forbes and aides depart by Southern train with tents supplies and two cooks to ready camp grounds kitchen and supper for boys. Bible study each morning then daily plans, athletic events, water sports, and a field day. Mail to Robertstown Ga camp party. List of enrolled boys and alternates.
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Forbes
J. K. Harris
Hubert Baugh
Pope
Robertstown
Messrs
Rufus Ash
Henry Rhodes
Hayden Jones
Paul Smith
Harry Towns
Robert Rogers
Sellers Rogers
Malcom Vonderau
Joe O'Farrell
Marion Smith
Joseph Parrish
David Parrish
Alban Reed
Henry Nickerson
Will King Meadow
Gerdine Lumpkin
Paul Holliday
Andrew West
Henry West
Vincent Murray
van Noy Wier
Reuben Jackson
John Strickland
Fred Haselton
John Calhoun O'Farrell
Roy Norris
Pat Mell
Barrington Flanigen
Mid Wingfield
Lawrence Parker
Ned Bancroft
Leonard Broughton
Joseph Webb
Secretary Forbes
Southern Depot
Association
Messrs. Forbes
J. K. McDonald Jeri
Thomas B. Hudgin
McDonald
Death of Monroe’s Mrs. Strickland Revered Local Lady
Mrs. Strickland, respected Monroe resident and mother of Mrs. J W Galloway of this city, died Saturday at her home. Her passing drew widespread sorrow and sympathy from friends and neighbors.
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Monroe
Strickland
J. W. Galloway
The Doctor's Wife Endorses Grape-Nuts Food Benefits
A trained nurse praises Grape-Nuts as delicate and adaptable for all ages. She explains preparation ideas, including soaking and egg white mixture, and notes it nourishes weak stomachs. Her husband, a physician, also prescribes it. The ad highlights a 10 day trial and invites readers to look for the Road to Wellville booklet.
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Moe Irene Scott
Miss Scott
Episcopal Church
Slater
Mrs. Bancroft
Sister Scholasca
Wash
Ington, Ga
Dr. King
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Leada
M.D. Etrod
White
Athens. Foundry
Rawlings Boys
HE Presbyterian Prayer Meetings
Roosevelt
Bryan
New York
Flas Pristing
Capt
Reuben “M. McAlpin
Congress
R. E. Lester
Georgia Educational Society
Nacoochee Valley
Orr
Polly
Was. Strickland
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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