Governor Brown Receives Backing Letter From James L. Anderson
James L. Anderson of Atlanta pledges support for Governor Brown in the short gubernatorial term. Anderson, long active in Georgia politics, notes belief in Brown's welfare of the state and endorses his candidacy amid the December 7 election.
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Atlanta
Brown
James L. Anderson
Anderson
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Smith
J. M. Brown
Senator Smith
J. L, Anderson
Considerable Money on Saturday Game
Rumor says a $1,000 purse has been made up by Georgia Tech supporters to bet on Tech’s victory this Saturday. Money reportedly to be placed at ten to seven-fifty. Includes additional notes about Tokay grapes and Arnold & Abney produce.
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Atlanta
Georgia Tech
Tech
Barrow Delivers Notable Address At Conservation Congress
Chancellor David C. Barrow of the University of Georgia spoke on the Negro farmer before the Conservation Congress in Memphis. His straightforward talk highlighted South progress, past gains, and white South efforts to aid agricultural African Americans, marking his address as the program’s feature.
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Thos. A. Early
Memphis
Tenn
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Conservation Congress
Southland
Barrow
South
State Institution of Georgia
Last Two Sermons At West End Baptist Church
Rev. W. H. Faust of Oglethorpe county will deliver the final two sermons tonight and tomorrow at West End Baptist Church. For nearly two weeks Rev. A. J. Smith has led the series to strong attendance and growing interest. Services start at 7 45 P M and all are invited.
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W. H. Faust
Oglethorpe “County
West End Baptist Church
A. J. Smith
Peabody funds ready for Athens education building
Governor Hoke Smith received word from Peabody fund trustees that $40,000 is formally ready for demand and immediate use for a School of Education building in Athens. Construction will start once plans are adopted.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Trustees
The
Peabody Fund
State Board of Education
Peabody Commission
School of Education
Athens
Potato Chips Ad Describes Fresh Crisp Snack
An old advertisement for Potato Chips by Arnold & Abney touts fresh crisp brittle chips that melt in the mouth and differ from tougher varieties, with a contact phone number 1076.
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Reckages
Arnold & Abney
Cream Puffs Price and Fresh Baked Appeal
Cream puffs priced at 30 cents each are advertised as fresh this morning by Arnold & Abney bakery. The note promotes daily specials and invites customers to visit the shop.
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Arnold & Abney
Poultry Exhibition Plans Set At Southern Association Meeting
At the Southern Poultry Association gathering last night plans for a big exhibition next month were finalized. Committees reported progress on show details and fund raising while a special rates committee was named to secure rail discounts for entrants. The next Athens meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 8 30 pm at the city hall.
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Southern Poultry Association
Poultry Association
Chamber of Commerce
Athens
T. L. Mitchell
J. E. Gardner
F. W. Hicks
Jealous Cotton Mill Worker Kills Girl in Augusta
Ed J. Brazell a 42 year old white cotton mill operative shot and killed Carrie Bell Duncan a 16 year old girl in the presence of his ill wife in Augusta Georgia. Brazell attempted to shoot himself but his wife wrestled the weapon away.
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Augusta
Ed J. Brazell
Carrie Bell Duncan
Brazell
Manne Returns to Athens After Jacksonville Tenure
Mr M L Manne, former general manager of the Atlantic Ice and Coal Company in Athens, returns after months in Jacksonville. He led the Athens operation through the old company name and earned a strong local reputation. He was sent to the Jacksonville plant but fell ill and requested a return to Athens, where friends express warm welcome.
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Jacksonville
M. L. Manne
Atlantic Ice and Coal Corporation
Athens
Manne
Athens Ice and Coal Company
Bonds Drive Gets County Campaign Under Way
Organizers form city hall campaign committee for bonds and vow daily speaking across the county from now until election day. Judge A J Cobb coordinates speakers with first rally set for next Thursday night. Citizens discuss bonds everywhere, wear bond badges, and expect a sweeping victory for the bond issue aligned with progress.
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New Life
A. J. Cobb
Smith Pardons Two Rawlins Boys in Georgia
Governor Hoke Smith pardons Leonard and Jesse Rawlins after prison board review. Jesse, age 15 at crime, and Leonard were serving life terms for complicity in the Carter children murder. Pardons signed Wednesday morning. release immediate.
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Atlanta
Hoke Smith
Leonard
Jesse Rawlins
Masons Notify Meeting Tonight At Mount Vernon Lodge
By order of the worshipful master and secretary Mr C D Heidler there will be a communication of Mount Vernon lodge Free and Accepted Masons at the Masonic ball tonight. Business includes E A degree work and all qualified brethren are urged to attend at the northeast corner of the temple.
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C. D. Heidler
Mount Vernon Lodge
Felder Outlines Voting Rules for Governor Primary
Attorney General Felder states who can vote in the coming governor primary. He says only those who paid taxes six months prior to the election date may vote, those who have paid and not registered may register within five days after the call, and 1911 taxes are not required. Athens residents qualified for state elections may vote in the December 1 primary.
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Len. T. S. Felder
Felder
Athens
Slaton
Army to Move 3500 Troops From Manila to China
Washington reports practically confirms plans to deploy at least 3,500 soldiers from Manila to China. Orders have been issued to keep them ready for movement within 24 hours notice.
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Washington
Manila
China
Two Injured at Athens Manufacturing Mill
Will Daze and Thomas Roberts suffered hand injuries at the Athens Manufacturing Company mill. Daze lost a finger while Roberts had several fingers severely slashed. Prof. A. J. Ritchie, Rabun Gap industrial school principal, visited for several days on business related to the school’s work.
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Athens Manufacturing Company
Will Daze
Thomas Roberts
Young Daze
Roberts
A. J. Ritchie
Rabun Gap
Former Athenian Becomes New York Drummer
Former Athenian L Buchwald visiting with brothers T and M Buchwald. He now works as a traveling salesman for a New York house. Also advertised Head Lettuce and White Cauliflower from Arnold & Abney with prices per head.
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Athenian
New York
Mr. L. Buchwald
M. Buchwald
Arnold & Abney
Bludwine Manager Returns From South Carolina Trip
H. C. Anderson known as the Bludwine man returns home after a successful business trip through South Carolina. He completed several extensive Bludwine deals while away.
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Mr. H. C. Anderson
South Carolina
Sealshipt Oysters Offer Cheaper Freshness At Ath ens
Local note promotes Sealshipt oysters sold by Arnold & Abney as sole Athens agents. It promises no extra supply issues this morning and claims lower prices than competing brands. Contact Athens branch at phone 1076 for purchase.
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Arnold & Abney
Athens
Opinion on voter eligibility for 1911 primary in Clarke County
Clarke County Democratic Committee chair John B. Gamble clarifies who could vote in the December 7 1911 governor and labor commissioner primary. Registered voters from 1910 who paid taxes by December 20 1910 remained eligible. those not paying taxes by that date forfeited registration but could re register if taxes were paid six months before the 1912 special election. New registrants could file up to five days after the senate call if taxes due by January 1 1911 were paid and qualifications met.
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Banner
John B. Gamble
Co. Gamble
H. J. Rowe
The
City
Senate
J. M. Slaton
Smith Withdraws From Labor Commissioner Race
Atlanta announces B Lee Smith has withdrawn from the race for commissioner of labor and commerce after a managers conference. He cites lack of time due to business obligations but expresses goodwill toward opponents. Also classified notices include farm goods and a lost muff with reward.
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Atlanta
B. Lee Smith
Commissioner of Labor and Commerce
Commissioner of Labor
State and County Game Wardens Get First Money From Treasury
Warrants totaling nearly 75 thousand dollars for November maintenance of state institutions were drawn by Governor Hoke Smith. Athens recipients include University of Georgia 3125 dollars State Agricultural College 5000 dollars and State Normal School 3500 dollars. A separate 889 dollar warrant paid state and county game wardens. This marks the first payment under the new game protection law funded by hunting license fees with over 2000 dollars in fees already collected.
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Atlanta
Treasury
Hoke Smith
W. J. Speer
Athens
University of Georgia
State Agri
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Oglethorpe
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Action Peabody Fund
MR. M. L. Manne
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Masons
United States
Rabun Gap School
Bludwine
Trip
Sealshipt Oysters
Ieee
Gamble
Clarke
Clarke County
W. H. Weatherly
P. “Sy
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