Gibson A Signs His Position
Announcement of Carleton A. Gipson resigning as Columbus public schools superintendent shocks Georgia and educators nationwide. Gipson to become Southern manager for Houghton Mifflin Co. Columbus schools expand to fifteen buildings under his tenure. successor unnamed.
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Atlanani
Gan
Carleton A. Gipson
Columbus
Georgia
America
Gibson
Washington
Smith
Roosevelt
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Atlanta
Public Schoolystem of
Dr King’s New Discovery Crowned King of Remedies
It claims to kill germs and cure lung issues and colds with the new discovery. Dr Geo Moore of Black Jack North Carolina says it cured his lung trouble once deemed hopeless. Prices are 50 cents and a dollar with trial bottle free and a guarantee by local firms.
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Dr. King
Geo. Moore
Black Jack
N. C
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R. Palmer & Sons
Statue Crowned With a Diadem in Celaya
In Celaya at the historic church of San Francisco the Virgin Mary image was crowned with a diadem of fold and jewels valued at about $80,000. The ceremony, approved by the Pope, featured pomp and a papal delegate conducting the coronation for Mexican Catholics.
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City of Mexico
Church of
San Francisco
Celaya
Card of Thanks for organ gift to East Athens girl
Cobb Lampkin expresses gratitude to friends and especially the Y W U of the Normal School and Mr J C Wages of Wages Music Co for contributions and a gift organ purchased at a reduced price. The organ has been delivered and brings happiness as the recipient sings and plays.
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Faitor
Divid
Athens
Y. W.u
Normal School
J. C. Wages
Wages Music Co
Cobb Lampkin
Census Will Include Death Statistics
Washington officials announce new rules to secure accurate death transcripts from state and city registrars for the 1910 census. The plan aims to improve mortality statistics, adopt revised International Classification causes of death, and use the new standard death certificates starting January 1.
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Washington, D. C
E. Dana Durand
United States
Census Bureau
Division of Vital Statistics
Cressy L. Wilbur
U. S
American Public Health Association
Richmond
Durand
Direetor
Wilbur
International Commission
Dr. Wilbur
Tron
G. W. Knibbs
Commonwealth Statistician of
Australia
Washington
William 3 Bryan Day highlights Alaska exposition
Today at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition William 3 Bryan spoke in the amphitheatre as Danville Virginia marked its twenty second annual Confederate veterans Grand Camp meeting with three days of events. Nearby, Wisconsin Knights Templar held their fifty first annual conclave and Philadelphia labor leaders joined a national parade for AFL head Samuel Gompers. The Town State Library convention opened in Des Moines with remarks from Hodges and other librarians. A medical ad promotes relief from cough with Chamberlains Cough Remedy.
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William 3. Bryan
Mr.Bryan
Exposition Amphitheatre
Danville
Cabell Graves
Ashland
Wis
Knights Templar of
Wisconsin
Superior
Des Moines
The
Town State Library Association
Heer
Hodges
American Library Association
Baseball Notes Highlight Giants Win Leader Mathewson
Christy Mathewson owns more than a third of the Giants victories. Brooklyn adds star pitcher Dent from Winston-Salem. Bugs Raymond glad to stay in bushes after a season cost him 1700 dollars in fines. Cleveland and Washington split 11 wins each in their series. Senators win 11 games against one team in a season. Malachi Kittridge won the New York State league pennant with Scranton and Wilkes-Barre this season.
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Christy Mathewson
Giant
Brooklyn
Dent
Winston-Salem
N. C
Bugs
Raymond
Cleveland
Washington
Senators
Malachi Kittridge
Scranton
Wilkes-Barre
Football Notes From The Gridiron Page
Pennsylvanias next hard game is October 16 when Brown visits Franklin Field Crawley Chicago star half back is out with a lame ankle Bucknell features 6 ft 5 1 2 in player Shorty Enfield Yale Harvard game limited to two tickets per student instead of three
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Pennsylvania
Brown
Franklin
Crawley
Chicago
Bucknell
Shorty” Enfield
Little Fellow
Yale
Registration Law Discussion Encouraged Before April Deadline
The press notes ample debate over the state registration law and urges the public to study the issue now, ensuring no one is missed on the registration list before the first day of next April.
Jewish Influence in New York Commerce Highlighted
Ray Stannard Baker writes in American Magazine on the Jewish role in New York business. The essay notes steady progress by Jews in the city and claims they have become a controlling factor in the nation’s greatest commercial center.
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Ray Stannard Baker
American Magazine
New York
County Commissioners Present Grand Jury Report
The Clarke county commissioners and Clerk John B. Gamble appeared before the grand jury to review six months of county work. The grand jury will inspect roads bridges and the county farm with a tour scheduled for tomorrow morning, and no grand jury session is planned then.
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J M. Hodgson
J. T. Pittard
W.S. Holman
Clarke Superior Court
John B. Gamble
J. M. Hodgson
Police Court Drings Highlight Sabbath Fly Fee and Bottle Case
Yesterday in the Classic City police court two to three cases were heard and quickly disposed. Five youths involved in a Sabbath fly game were fined five dollars, one underage youth spared. A colored boy, Harry Hardeman, was found guilty of throwing pebbles at another, fined one dollar with potential corporal punishment offered but remitted. Ernest Carlton faced charges for striking a woman with a bottle in July. the bottle did not break and he was fined twenty five dollars or three months on the gang, with leniency shown if the bottle had shattered.
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Harry Hardeman
Earnest Carlton
Ernest
Gaynor Fights Hearst for New York Mayor Office
The article outlines Gaynor attacking Hearst in the New York mayoralty race, describing Hearst as a faux friend and a dangerous foe. It predicts a heated contest and calls for legislative action in Georgia to address treasury concerns with steady, businesslike measures.
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Gaynor
Hearst
New York
Nominnee
Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Morse Sentence
Charles W Morse faces a likely immediate start to a fifteen year federal sentence unless the United States circuit court of appeals grants him a new trial on charges of misapplying bank funds and making false entries. His appeal concluded with the court reserving decision and releasing him on bail. a ruling could push Morse toward the Supreme Court as he remains active in business while pursuing relief.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
National Bank of North
Ibaa
Morse
Federal Penitentiary
Atlanta
Morst
Erial
Court of Appeals
Maine
Lkely
United States Supreme Court
Minnesota Medical Society Opens Annual Meeting in Winona
Prominent physicians from Minnesota and several other states gather in Winona for the Minnesota Medical Society annual meeting. Today focused on business sessions with the main program of papers and discussions scheduled for tomorrow on topics of interest to the medical profession.
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Minnesota Medical Society
Winona
Minn
Minnesota
A Newsboy's Plucky Struggle Beneath the Grime
A vivid verse depicts a cheerful newsboy sleeping in an alley and selling papers despite hunger and hardship. It envisions possible future success and asks readers to remember the boy's effort as years pass. An ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy follows, touting cures for coughs colds croup and influenza and noting safe prompt relief.
Reverend A J Smith Accepts The Call At West End
Reverend A J Smith has accepted the call to West End church and will move his family from Atlanta to Athens this week. A new church building will be erected after arrangements, with protracted services starting Sunday and nightly meetings next week. Dr Jenkens will assist, Mr Ruby will sing, and all workers and singers are urged to attend.
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A. J. Smith
West End
Atlanta
Athens
West End Church
Jenkens
Ruby
The Value of a Smile Across Hard Times
A reflective piece extols a genuine smile as a vital asset. It argues that brave, heartfelt smiles lift heavy burdens, brighten others, and offer hope during sorrow, illness, or financial worry, even when personal sorrows remain unseen. A baby's smile is praised as uniquely uplifting and contagious.
Hudson Hudson Fulton celebration praised for world peace
The exchange claims such events in New York foster world peace more than armies fleets and air forces. The Washington Times argues the president despite being morally and mentally capable cannot stop the tide of tariff reform.
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New York
The
Washington Times
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