Summer School Faculty Secured for Georgia Event
Supt Thomas J Wooster of the University of Georgia Summer School has secured a strong faculty and an attractive lecture program for the session opening next June. The schedule features Coburn Players outdoor Shakespeare, lectures by Dr PF H Green and Prof Frederick D Losey, and a Prized lineup of speakers across agricultural education literature Shakespearean study and music. A dormitory for men marks a noted improvement.
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Thomas J. Wooster
University of Georgia Summer School
Wooster
Georgia
Coburn
Tallulah Falls
General Assembly
Barrow
PF. HI. Green
Green
State Normal School
West Chester
Boston
Westminster Abbey
Faculty Listings Show University and City School Staff
A long list names many educators with degrees and titles across Georgia and Alabama. Professors and teachers from University of Georgia Emory College Agnes Scott College and State Normal School Athens Athens Macon Columbus and Savannah appear along with City Schools staff in Jackson Columbus and other locales.
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T. W. Reed
A. M
University of Georgia
Gertrude A. Alexander
State Normal School
Kyle T. Alfriend
A. B
Gresham High School
Macon
Willis II
Bocock
Milledge
Annie T. Brewer
Critle
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
M. Luther Brittain
Fulton County
Roland E. Brooks
Miss
Ltory
Ciyles
Dublin
Robert P. Brooks
Oxon
Georgia History
Duncan Burnet
John P. Campbell
John R. Fain
State College of Agriculture
E. Gertrude Ford
Athens
Virginia
A. Gottieb
F. H. Green A. M
West Chester
Mary Goodwin Griggs
Prang Art Schools
Nan Henderson
Ence
Teachers’ College
Savannah High School
L. L. Hendren
William D. Hooper
W. Rufus Lawier
Jackson Ga
D. Lott
Columbus
Frederick D. Tosey
Robert EB. Park
Celeste’s. Parrish
Muscogee
Shelton
V. Sanford
Roswell P. Stephens
Harry C. White
F.C
University of Georigia
Anna I. Young
Agnes Scott College
Mrs E A Brown Dies in Sparta
Mrs Eloise A Brown aged 74 died at home in Sparta after a long illness. Funeral was held Tuesday by Rev M W Britt with interment in Americus. She was widow of Prof P C Brown and survived by three sons Hugo Harold Brown of Birmingham and P C Brown of Athens. two daughters Mrs R B Harley and Miss Ethel Brown of Sparta. Also notes a health hint feature on daily Banner page.
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P. F. Brown
State Normal School
Sparta
Mra. Brown
Sparta Ishmaelite
Mia
Eloise A. Brown
M. W. Britt
Americus
Messrs
Hugo and
Harold Brown
Birmbvsam
P. °. Brown
Athens
R. B. Harley
Ethel Brown
Runaway Team Wrecks Dr Carlton's buggy on Hull street
Yesterday afternoon at five on Hull street Dr William A Carlton sustained painful injuries in a runaway accident. A Deadwaler stable wagon ran away striking his buggy the tongue piercing the vehicle. His horse bolted and he escaped being trampled by a miracle. He is at home recovering with no broken bones and several days of soreness expected.
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William A. Carlton
Hull Street
Carlton
McKinney
Judge Thomas
Deadwaler Stables
Dr. Carlton
Holder Denies Congressional Run Rumors In Georgia
Hon J Wn Holder speaker of the Georgia house spent yesterday in the city. He told Banner that a recent Atlanta Constitution report on his possible Ninth district run is unauthorized. He recalled vowing after election to seek re election from Jackson county and to remain speaker. Rumors also hint at a gubernatorial bid in two years. In Massachusetts Fourth District Foss victory is cited as a Republican stronghold, with Foss saying the win shows demand for tariff reform and repeal of retaliation provisions in the tariff act for reciprocity with Canada.
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J. N. Holder
Georgia House of Representatives
Atlanta Constitution
Congress
Holder
Jackson
Georgia
mjDasse
Canada
Atlanta Aims to Move Columbia Fire Insurance HQ
Atlanta stockholders push to relocate the Columbia Fire Insurance Company headquarters from Athens to Atlanta. Savannah has offered incentives, and a meeting set for April 12 will decide the move with a two person Atlanta committee and Secretary Deane present to outline company details.
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Columbia Fire Insurance Company
Athens
Savannah
Columbia
Atlanta
Columbia Fire
Deane
County officers announce candidacy for reelection
County officials including Sheriff Jackson Clerk Crawford Treasurer Smith Tax Collector Linton Tax Receiver Dorsey Coroner Weatherly and Surveyor Barrow announce reelection bids. No opposition noted yet and Clarke County boasts capable officers. Primary date unclear but likely separate from state primary.
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Jackson
Superior Court
Crawford
Smith
Linton
Dorsey
Weatherly
Barrow
Clarke County
John Cooper Negro Carried Back to Comer for Trial
John Cooper a Negro man arrested in this city by Marshal Johnson of Comer was carried back yesterday to Comer to stand trial for a misdemeanor. He was seized at the Seaboard depot as he presumably tried to leave. In Georgia for the week ending March 19 only 1417 trains were reported late in Railroad Commission returns.
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John Cooper
Marshal Johnson
Comer
Cooper
Seaboard
Georgia
Railroad Commission
Tennille Route Promises New Georgia Rail Connection
An article from Sandersville discusses a proposed rail expansion linking Sandersville Tennille and Athens area interests. It notes ownership by Jeff A. Irwin and L. B. Holt, potential White Plains connection, and benefits for Athens wholesalers manufacturers and Georgia Road stockholders. The plan envisions faster access to Savannah Brunswick Thomasville and Jacksonville with possible electric rail later.
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Atlanta
Sandersville
Sandersville and
Tennille
Jeff A. Irwin
L. B. Holt
White Plains
Green County
Tly Georgia Railroad
Veraay
Lanta
Ling Rille
Athens
Georgia
Sandereville
Georgia Road
Union Point
Georgias
Macons
Athena
Savannah
Brunswick
Tdarfen Fa
Thomasville
Jacksonville
Florida
Macon
Central
Thomanville
Avanta
Augusta
Lexington
Oglethorpe County
Oglethorpe
Danielsville
Lincolnton
Northern
Atheny
Washington County
Sparta
Hancock County
Greene County
Freigat
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