Trustees of State Normal hold one day session
The State Normal School board met in a one day annual session to review the year, conduct routine business, and elect teachers for the next year. Members listed include B S Miller, S B Brown, M L Brittain, and other officials, with Gov Harris and two others absent.
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Trustees OF State Normal
State Normal School
B. S. Miller
Columbus
S. B. Brown
Albany
M. L. Brittain
Atlanta
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Loyd Cleveland
Griffin
A. H. Davison
Athens
EB. J. Bondurant
W. J. Morton
W. W. Larson
Dublin
E. A .Copelaw
Greensboro
J. M. Collum
Americus
J. R. Smith
J. W. Smith
Manassas
Griffeth
Buchanan
J. R. Hogan
Agnes
J. E. Hayes
Montezuma
Hamilton McWhorter
J. C. Beauchamp
Williamson
Harr ‘Tis
Lawton B. Evans
Augusta
M. L. Brand
Lawrence
Jwille
Max Joseph Department Store and H. Epting Co Files for Bankruptcy
Petitions were filed yesterday after noon by Green and Michael representing a large group of creditors in voluntary bankruptcy for the Max Joseph Department Store and the H. Epting Company. J. B. Joel named temporary receiver and receivership for the businesses sought. Hearing set about fifteen days hence. no assets or liabilities statement provided yet.
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Green & Michael
Max Joseph Department
Way H. Epting Company
J. B. Joel
Defendant Wins Damage Suit After Short Deliberation
In a damage case for 20000 dollars in the superior court, defendant A E Griffith won a verdict late yesterday against plaintiff T L Mitchell. The jury was not out long and the case consumed all of Monday and yesterday. Judge Hardeman will hold a brief session this morning to finalize orders and terms.
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T. L. Mitchell
A. E. Griffith
Murder Mystery at Strand Promises Clarity on The Day
The Strand presents The Strange Case Of Mary Page and The Little Shepherd of Row with star cast. Viewers are invited to see how the murder mystery unfolds in late day showings.
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Mary
Aia
Dna Mayo
Henry
Ory Bag
Row
Strand
Georgia track team names Wingate captain Theus manager
The Universal reports the Georgia track team naming Wingate as captain and Theus as manager for next year. The notice highlights leadership roles within the squad and leadership structure for upcoming competitions.
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Universal
Georgia
Wingate
And
Theus
P Next
Free Strand Pictures Advertised At Local Theater
Patrons are invited to see two splendid films today at no cost. The feature lineup includes The Mystery of Mary Page and The Little Shepherd of Bargain Row. The Stone Grocery Company is sinking, offering free admission to attract crowds, with bargains on groceries and produce. Arnold and Abney advertise tomatoes and related items.
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Mary Page
Richard
Travers
Stone Grocery Company
House
President Yuan Shi Kai Poisons Health in Shanghai Dispatch
Reports from Shanghai reach San Francisco via the Chinese Republic Association stating Yuan Shi Kai, president of the Chinese Republic, is critically ill from a suspected poison dose. Earlier dispatches from Peking indicated serious illness without detailing the cause.
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Chinese Republic
Associated Press
San Francisco
Yuan Shi Kai
Shanghai
Chinese Republic Association
Peking
Hood Roads Drive for Better County Highways
The Ath ens Chamber of Commerce and nearby trade groups press ongoing cooperation for improved roads across the region. A recent periodical caravan toured Monroe Lawrenceville and Winder with a committee in autos led by C D Planigen and M J Abney, officers of the chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce of
Athens
Monroe
Lawrenceville
Winder
Mesars. C
D. Planigen
M. J. Abney
Cham
Camille or The Lady with the Camellias on Film
World Film Corporation presents a five reel photoplay based on Alexander Dumas s celebrated novel Camille the lady with the camellias Marguerite Gautier is the beauty of the underworld loved by de Varela who spoils her with millions Armand a young law student falls for her, while de Varville opposes their romance Arnold Abney prints
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Film’ Corporation
Alexander Dumas
Albert Capellani
Gamille
Marguerite Gautier
Underworld
de Varela
Camille
Armand
Yarville
Roosevelt Knife In Cident Stirs Crowd At Kansas City
Col Roosevelt was not harmed when a knife struck his secretary John W McGrath and fell to the ground. McGrath said the throw was a joke and Roosevelt dismissed it as not serious. Later, Howard McDaniel of Tulsa was arrested trying to see Roosevelt and held without charge. Roosevelt departed from his prepared speech to comment on the Mexican situation.
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Col. Roosevelt
John W McGrath
Roogvelt
McGrath
Roosevelt
Howard McDaniel
Tulss
Oklahoma
Muehlbach
Mexico
Spain
Wilson Defends Entangling Alliance in Memorial Day Address
President Wilson at Arlington honors May 30 urges patriotism from all citizens and calls for voluntary service. He defends a proposed alliance to keep peace and notes Washington’s idea of a disentangling alliance as a guiding notion. The speech emphasizes America first and warns against foreign birth groups backing selfish aims.
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Associated Press
Washington
Wilson
Arlington National Cemetery
America
League
United States
George Washington
Ben Hoy Tien and Brother Held for Lunacy in County Jail
A colored boy described as happy and shouting was detained by officers and locked up in the county jail yesterday on a lunacy charge. His older brother, known as Judge Howard, was kept overnight for similar behavior, after being found shouting and preaching through the night.
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Ben” Hoy
Rous
Howard
Government pays for forest lands under condemnation cases
In the Northern District federal court the government is paying for condemned forest lands at headwaters of streams. Arbitration fixes land prices. about 160 cases pass through Judge Garnett’s office. The Orkney Mountain Lumber Company holdings in Rabun County involved 5122.48 acres with several claims settled. the smallest payment was 45.45 dollars, and about a hundred claims are being paid between those two figures.
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A ‘Cornett
Garnett
Ghe' Totes Nous
Orkey Mountain Lumber ‘Company
Mr J B Hodge Dies Aged 42 At Home
Mr J B Hodge aged 42 died yesterday morning at his home 129 Bryant street. He leaves his wife Mrs Docia Hodge and three sons Lloyd Glifton and Wray. Funeral and burial will be at Buena Vista church near Barrett’s Mill with Rev Mr Saye officiating.
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B. ‘Hodge
Bryant’ Street
Docia, Hodge
Aby
Lloyd, Glifton
Wray Hodge
Beuna . Vista “Church
Barrett's Mill
Sayé
Death of Roy Malcolm Wardlaw in Atlanta
News from Athens reports the death of Roy Malcolm Wardlaw four year old son of Prof and Mrs J C Wardlaw formerly of Athens now of Atlanta. He died last night from intestinal trouble. Funeral services will be held today in Atlanta. The Wardlaw family has many warm friends in Athens who mourn with them.
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Athens
Roy Malcolm
Mra. J. C Wardlaw
Atlanta
Wardlaw
Botow
Germans And Austrians Battle Prominent In State News
A special term of the federal court meets in the federal court room at the post office building on Monday June 19. The session will last several days with juries called as usual. Judge Newman opens the term and young lawyers from the University of Georgia law school may practice. Sixty cases are set for the convening amid a surge in moonshine cases in the region.
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Federal Court
Federal Court Room
Post Office
University of Georgia
Newman
Rally Tonight Promised To Be Attended By Pastor
The notice states Rev. W. Jones will address the meeting tonight, with the pastor reportedly planning to attend and speak to attendees.
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W. Jones
Pleasing Program Colonial This Week
A local review lauds Mack's eel and the weekly show. Patrons praise Cae Barr and Pat Crawford for high caliber acts, Elliott for clever dancing and singing, and Miss Elliott's performance. The show is described as very pleasing and worth the price with a matinee planned for the afternoon.
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Mack
Ion Swill
Cae Barr
Elliott
Danker
Miss Elliott
Specials at the Del IGatessen Shop Today
Fancy strawberries and California cherries are offered along with Arkansas Black apples, egg plants, young yellow squash, cucumbers, bell peppers, and tomatoes. Also available are fine clean bulk olives and Irish potatoes. Phone 131.
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California
Arkansas
Front line gains and Italian front clashes reported in war bulletin
Berlin reports German advances from Dead Man's Hill to Cumieres near Verdun and progress around Thiaumont wood as Paris partly confirms. Austrian offensives against Italy near Posina and along the Astico continue while Russian trenches near Gliadki face counterattacks. A lemon rub trick is described for exposing invisible ink on the skin among travelers leaving Germany.
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Associated Press
Deadman’s Hill
Cumieres
Verdun
Berlin
Thiaumont Wood
Paris
Posona
Posina
Astico
Rome
Postina
Lagrina
Augustinhof
Gliadki
Galicia
Germany
Warnemuende
Nnhors
Submarine Program Sees Proposed Increase in Navy Bill
Washington May 30 The Republican effort to enlarge the building program of the naval appropriation bill proposes raising the number of submarines authorized from twenty to fifty Also debated were proposals to provide six battle cruisers instead of five and add two dreadnoughts and two scout cruisers which were defeated after long fight The text includes garbled advertising lines for produce and a store listing from King Hodson Co with items like yellow squash fresh beets and turnips
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Poconieemioet
Washington
Naval
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MAX Joseph Store
Epting Company
Arnold, & Abney
Chamber OF Commerce
Clara. Kimball
Arnold
Abney
Kansas” City
Crawfordville
Sturdivant
Joseph’ Alexander
Henry Peek
Hodge
Mrs. Wardlaw
Oconee Street
P. Me
Deligatessen
Sinn Fien
Agaifiat Ourprise
Hig
Piatia Cigorn Tomas
KING
Hodgson CO
King-Hodgson; CO
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