Boys Meetings At The Y M C A Addressed By Mr Harry Brown
In the afternoon at the Y M C A a program titled Limited to the Great Terminal Engineer was announced with Mr D T Fant delivering a talk on security. Boys meetings were planned for younger and older boys at 3 o clock with Mr Harry Brown of the University of Georgia scheduled to address both.
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Elite ‘Theater
DT. ‘Fant
Yem.c. AG
Harry Brown
University of Georgia
Brown
Commissioners Named For U S And Sweden Peace Talks
The Hague March report names Aloysius Looff a Leyden University trained international law expert as joint arbitration commissioner under the United States Sweden treaty. Other commissioners include delegates at Copenhagen and The Hague and Baron d Estournelles de Constant.
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Hague
Netherlands
John’ “Aloysius Looff
United States
Sweden
Leyden University
Ister
Copenhagen
Baron d’'Estournelles
de Constant
Wilson warns against alarmist border reports
President Wilson urged the public not to be swayed by alarmist reports on the Mexican border. He accused unscrupulous interests of distorting events to push for intervention and said the administration would avoid provocative war talk despite pressure from senators for more troops.
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Wilson
Mexican
Associated Press
Washington
Fanston
Carranza
Villa
Gibson
Queretero
Auedas
Gallinger
Winterville Man Held on Bond to Keep the Peace
Prominent Winterville citizen Crawford Freeman faced a preliminary hearing before Judge Cobb after violent unaccountable actions led to his detention. Freeman was held under a $2000 bond to keep the peace, and remained in custody at the county jail when the bond was not posted.
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Wintervilleman
Coach Talks On Eve Of Opening Baseball Season
The article previews a coach discussing his players Westbrook McWhorter Jones and Philpot as key prospects. It notes pitching expectations from Merritt and the battery, infield uncertainties with Clemente Henderson and Davis, and shifting outfield roles as the team tests hitters and matchups.
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Clemente
Henderson
Davis
Algo
Dey Wooten
Quaitlebaum
Holden
T.am
On the road and hard road in baseball learning
Fragmentary note reflects on on the road life and the effort to learn baseball. It references the student body and friends and suggests perseverance and practice as key. The tone hints at reflection on challenges and growth through sport.
Watts Official Railway Guide Inaugurates March Issue In Atlanta
The March number of the Official Railway Guide Watts debuts as the oldest Atlanta publication, continuing monthly issues under organizer editor and publisher Watts. It highlights progress in southern transit facilities and a wide array of hotel accommodations for travelers.
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Ite
Atlanta
the - Shands
Ate
Ai ‘Watts
South
John J. Jackson Named Summer School Director
Prof. John J. Jackson, renowned music educator and composer, was named director of the Georgia Summer School for the coming session. The appointment, announced by Attiens music, elevates Jackson to lead the program.
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Sohn-Jackson
John J.” Jackson
Attiens
Gia
Sermon Topics at West End Baptist Church
Rev J A Bell returns to preach at West End Baptist Church today with morning and evening services. Morning text outlines Missions and a theme from Acts 26 19 Paul's answer to the heavenly vision.
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J. A. Bell
West Erd Baptist Church
Paul
Chief Engineer of the Merrimac Dies at 81
Baltimore March 25. Ashton Ramsey chief engineer of the Confederate ironclad Merrimac died at his home today of pneumonia. He was eighty one years old.
County Commissioners Praised for Road Work This Year
The Banner quotes residents praising the county commissioners for road improvements. A traveler covering over fifty miles daily commends the efficient county board and their work, noting appreciation from local road users.
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Eplen
Senate to Pass Independent Army Measure
Senate military committee decided not to attempt a dill already passed by the house report the senate bill as substitute for immediate action on Monday. The bill creating a national leper house was favorably reported today by the senate public health committee.
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Associated* Press
Washington
Senate Military’ ‘Committee
House
Senate
Funeral for Prominent Colored Man Edward Lyons
The funeral of Edward Lyons, a prominent colored man who once lived in the county and for years served as president, will be held at 9 o clock this morning from Rbeneser Baptist church in Richmond. He was a brother of Prof Lyons of Jeruel Academy.
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Edward
Lyons
Richmond
J Lyons
Jeruel Academy
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Merritt
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Toft
Wooten
Erwin
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Carrowsy
Carroway
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Sana Coun
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