Georgia to establish state home for wayward girls
President Randolph Anderson has announced support for a Georgia measure to create a state industrial home for wayward girls. Backed by leaders in both houses, the plan complements the Milledgeville reform facility, addressing funding and space gaps. Representative Crawford Wheatley also endorses the project as a preventive economic and social measure.
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Randolph Anderson
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Milledgeville
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Nunnally Could Shine for Georgia or Tech
Nunnally, a standout receiver in the Monroe battery, is winning games in Walton County and nearby towns. He plans to attend college next fall, with Georgia or Georgia Tech as likely destinations. In prep school he was regarded as one of the best amateurs in the game and has drawn statewide attention.
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Hot game of ball greensboro madison hot game of ball
Greensboro six Madison one as Rainey limited Madison to three hits while Greene county squad piled up a dozen safeties. John Durham starred in left field, Buford and Wolf contributed multiple hits as Greene county ended Madison’s thirteen game win streak in this Friday tilt.
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Windsor to be Summer Capital for President Wilson
Windsor Vermont June 27 reports preparations for President Wilson and family arrival expected late tomorrow or Sunday. He will stay a few days then return to Cornish to finish Congress work. Cornish hosts the summer White House while Windsor houses executive department offices and many clerks stenographers and secret service in the Windsor post office building.
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War on illegal clubs urged at Galveston conference
Galveston Texas June 27 executive officers of legitimate clubs discussed plans to shut down clubs formed solely for gambling or liquor selling. They claim 140000 bona fide Texas members are endangered by illegal venture clubs and will urge the legislature to enact a law that abolishes the evil without harming legitimate clubs.
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Deaf School Conference Opens in Indianapolis Leaders Gather
The tenth conference of superintendents and principals of American Schools for the Deaf met in Indianapolis on June 27 and will run a week. Leading deaf educators from across the United States and Canada attend, with sessions at the Indiana School for the Deaf, praised as the best equipped institution of its kind.
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Canada
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Phi Alpha Delta Convention Opens in Chicago
The Phi Alpha Delta legal fraternity begins its annual national convention at the Hotel Sherman in Chicago, with a large attendance. Formed in 1898 at Northwestern University law school, it now has chapters at twenty nine leading law schools nationwide.
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Phi Alpha Delta Society
Hotel Sherman
Northwestern University Law School
Indoor game ends with narrow loss for Bond’s team
Yesterday afternoon at the Y M C A Bond’s team beat Hutchins’ in a slow pitching contest hampered by missing stars. Soule pitched the decisive misplay in the seventh inning as Hutchins’ 9 7 lead slipped. Bond leads the league at 750 percent, Hutchins second at 667.
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Dummies Parade Through Capitol Woolen Mills Sale
A quirky note mentions dummies walking the streets yesterday near the Capitol Woolen Mills Co. Manager Zinberg is running a several days sale. A rear-page proposal offers a chance to obtain a pair of five dollar trousers free.
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Capitol Woolen Mills Co
Zinberg
World's Christian Conference Opens in Portland
In Portland Oregon the second World's Christian Citizenship Conference opens Sunday and runs through the week. Organized by the National Reform Association with church support, it gathers leaders to discuss peace education capital labor socialism temperance family divorce prison reform social service and more. Delegates from the United States Canada and foreign nations will share views and plans for worldwide solutions and a published history of attitudes toward these issues.
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Canada
Sharon the Mormon Mecca in Vermont
Sharon Vermont June 27 A gathering of Mormon elders marks the anniversary of Joseph Smith’s death. Pilgrimages from Utah and Mormon strongholds are planned for the coming summer to visit the Prophet’s birthplace and grave, with Vermont hosting what may be the largest gathering in years.
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Foley Kidney Pills Advertised by Satisfied Readers
Histonia resident Tom Williams reports his wife suffered long with kidney disease and found relief after Foley Kidney Pills. J A Wallace of Redan says kidney and back pain stopped after using the pills, enabling him to return to work as a blacksmith.
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