Klan Defended by Imperial Wizard in Hearings
A Chicago Negro preacher testifies the Ku Klux Klan threatens Black progress by fear and terror while urging investigations into alleged abuses. The hearing features statements by Rev Watson and Rev Klugh among others as investigators probe the clan’s actions in New England and Texas.
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Kim Ax
Trotter
E. J. Watson
Chicago
Ku Klux
Klan
David Simpson Klugh
Boston
Texas
Klugh
M. A. N. Shaw
National Equal Rights League
H. A. Taden
New England
Tadon
Haw
Mra
Fitiza
Beth. Tyler
Atlanta
Yeaterday
Cy Anderson Wright
Williamson
Tyler
Wright
Edward Young
Imperial Kieagle
Hearst
SIMMONS UNCONCERNED AT THREAT OF DEATH
William J. Simmons imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan said he had received no advice from Atlanta about the Tuesday night attempt to shoot Mrs Elizabeth Tyler, business agent of the organization. When asked about a reported threat to get Simmons tomorrow he said it does not disturb him.
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Sta, Ga
Hilzabeth Tyler
Ku Klux Klan
Jolice
Mira
Doris Tyler
Simmons
Tyler
Colonel Simmons
W. J. Simmons
The
Klan
Washington
House Rules Compiltee
Allff Benton
Macon
Afizs
Ethel Duncan
Atlanta
Miss Tyler
Howell Mill Road
Haseen
William J. Simmons
Jizabeth Tyler
Teast
Predict 25 Cents Cotton This Season
An analysis accuses market manipulators of inflating prices with bullish information then driving futures down to deter farmers from hopeful price expectations. It argues the predicted rise to 42.2 points was a deliberate mislead, while acknowledging the crop remains the second smallest since the Civil War.
California Fig Syrup Advertisement Uses Persuasive Pediatric Claims
An old advertisement extols California Fig Syrup as a tasty laxative for children. It promises a safe, gentle cleanse to prevent illness, urging mothers to administer a teaspoonful daily and noting that directions are printed on the bottle for babies and children of all ages.
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California
Loris
Califoria
Hold on Southland be not deceived on cotton pricing
The speaker urges the South to hold firm and not be swayed by lower prices for cotton. He insists cotton should fetch 25 cents per pound, describing cotton as a literal gold mine that can build fat bank accounts and warning against those who would demoralize or exploit the South.
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South
Southland
Georgia State College of Agriculture's growth and mission
The Georgia State College of Agriculture has expanded from 167 students in 1907 to 1174 last year and has become a major state institution. It emphasizes service to farmers, rural leadership, crop and livestock development, soil conservation, and agricultural education, with a growing campus and extensive research and outreach efforts.
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College of Agriculture
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Cgeorgia
Georgia
Georgian State College of Agriculture
Dr Stiles H Dunbar Dies Unexpectedly
Dr. Stiles H. Dunbar unexpected death reported with details of the funeral plans and family at Cornell and city officials. The notice references his wife Mrs Clark and notes floral tributes and remembrances from colleagues.
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Clark
Pein
Cornell
Athens Leading State In University Drive
Alumni dinners report strong fundraising and high enthusiasm as universities in Georgia push campaigns. Subscriptions totaling over $80,850 and more than $2,300 in new pledges are noted from multiple cities including Jackson and Hawkinsville. Messages of support and pro rata plans reflect broad Georgia alumni engagement during October gatherings.
Georgia alumni pledge drive reports and totals
A string of local and national alumni reports from Oct. 11 to Oct. 12 shows widespread pledge activity. Dubbed Old-time Georgia spirit, totals reach twenty-five hundred in Fitzgerald and twenty-seven alumni in Cordele with twenty thousand plus across Columbus and Chicago gatherings. Subscriptions vary from two thousand to six thousand, with several cities noting strong enthusiasm and plans for future meetings.
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Columbus
H. UH
Waycrous
Ware County
Kentz Hennett
Quitman
Georgia
Herbert Stubba
Bulldogs Trip to Washington Ends in Big Send Off
Georgia Bulldogs finally reach Washington after a long train delay. Players Morgan Blake Ed Danforth and star photographer Winn join the crew as the team heads to Georgetown University field for practice before the Harvard game. A large Boston welcome awaits in Boxston with workouts set Friday and last practice Saturday ahead of the big afternoon matchup.
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Owen Reynolds
Brig
Roy Fletcher
George Clark
Dick Hartley
Georgias
Harvard
Big Boy
Fletcher
George Clarke
Morgan Blake
Ed Danforth Woo
Winn
Journal Witl
Atlanta Papera
Black
Drake Spoeting
Bulldogs
Georgetown University
Ridge
Boxston
Georgia
East
Athens
Aocketye
Georgia Harvard clash fans rally for big trip
A reader comments that the team will deserve a big trip with many hands and hurrahs after the final whistle in the Georgia-Harvard game, urging respect and support for the players.
Cord Mill Congratulates Mr and Mrs Waddell
The village of Cord Mill congratulates Miss Sadies and Strickland on her marriage to Mr Charlie TE Waddell. Dan Cupitt of Mtagour is blamed for a rambling arrow that led to her becoming Mrs Waddell. Friends note her kindness, Sunday School work, and the couple’s happy future with best wishes from the community.
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Cord Mill
E. C. Waddell
Miss Waddell
Sadies
Strickland
Dan Cupitt
Mtagour
Charlie TE. Waddell
Pleasant Hill
Georgia
Cupid
Valley of Pure Iron Found in Northern Canada
In Edmonton Alberta a discovery reports a valley of almost pure iron along Lake Athabasca with deep water rising up to the claims. The find centers on a large iron deposit in the northern province area attracting attention from prospectors and potential industrial interest.
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Province
Northern
Canada
Edmonton
Alberta
Lake Athabasca
Vast iron ore and coal finds reported in Canada
Edmonton Bulletin reports discovery of 64.96 percent iron ore and 51 million tons of ore blocks near the Edmeton district. Nearby, Putters idids uncover 100,000? tons of coal in Brazeau country suitable for iron ore reduction.
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Norman C. Hratterfield
B.A. Buterfield
Edmeton
Edmonton Bullein
Brazeau
Convicted Attorney Seeks New Trial in Hickman Murder
John H. Pope, a Jacksonville attorney convicted last week of first degree murder in the killing of theater manager George Hickman during an attempted holdup, files a motion for a new trial with over 50 reasons cited. The court postponed argument until after Rawlins’s jury trial begins.
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Jacksonville
Fla
John H. Pope
George Hickman
Frank Rachine
Itheral
Rawlins
Informal Tea by Woman's Club This Saturday
The Educational Committee of the Woman's Club invites teachers from rural schools, presidents of county community clubs, the Athens Women's Club Executive Board, and city Parent-Teacher Association leaders to an informal tea on Saturday afternoon, October 15 at 3:30 at the clubhouse. A light social gathering is planned.
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The
Woman's Club
Athens Woman's Club
Parent-Teachers Association
Winterville Community Club Meeting Notice
The Winterville Community Club will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at 2 o clock. All members are urged to attend as important business will be transacted. Professor Bintey of the University of Georgia is expected to organize classes for Norman's Citizens. Signed Marion Cole.
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Winterville
Bintey
University of 1A
Willipeay
Ito
Marion Colie
Kidney Pills Promised Relief for Painful Spells
Athens citizen B T Bishop reports a severe kidney spell with back pain and burning secretions improved after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Palmer & Sons' Drug Store sold them, and the product is urged to be available at all dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. manufactures.
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Athens
B. T. Bishop
Hancock Ave
Dean
Palmer & Sons’ Drug Store
Foster-Milbun Co
Mfrs
Pamalog
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Little Stories of
University of Georgia
Marion Smith
Jackson
J. D. Jones
Grutte
Cummings
Hawkinsville
Uncle Dave
Z. V. Peacock
Nate Reace
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Anne
R. D. Meador
Valdosta
W. D. Roberta
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Fitzgerald
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W. W. Wilson
Milledgeville
Erwin Sibley
New York
Morris
University Club
John Crosby Brown
W. D. Anderson
P. O'Neal
M. J. Witman
Waynesboro
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