President Roosevelt urges federal licenses and currency reform
The annual message to Congress calls for federal corporation charters or licenses and a flexible currency plan to weather the financial stringency. It urges publicity on corporate inside workings, proposes an income tax with reverence, and supports civil service for fourth class postmasters. It also covers railroad safety, ported rivers, land frauds, savings banks, ports, and international trade topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Roosevelt
Sixtieth
United States Congress
Congress
Saga
Supreme Court of the United States
Mississippi River
Porto Rico
Far East
Japan
United States
Germany
Badly Mixed Up. Remarkable Cure By Electric Bitters
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York suffered misdiagnosis from five doctors for heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach liver issues. His wife urged Electric Bitters which restored his health after one bottle, a claim sold by W J Smith Bro H R Palmer and Co druggists for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Brown
Winterton
N. Y
W. J. Smith & Bro
H.R Palmer & Gons
Drogelsts
Heisman Ranking Mocked as Georgia Bias by Local Press
The Georgia football scene is reassessed as J W Heisman is criticized for ranking Southern schools. The piece argues Tech, Sewanee and Vanderbilt top the middle class while Alabama and Georgia trail, citing disputed Tennessee Tech game and a proposed percentage table to argue Heisman’s rankings are unreliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Heisman
Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association
Heisman
Georgia School of Technology
Vanderbilt
Sewanee
Clemson
Tennessee
Bis
Atlanta Sporting Writers
Helaman
Helsman
Andorbilt
Jopometdhry
Tech
Auburn
Alabama
Louisiana
Georgia
Mississippi
A. M
Mercer
Atlanta Georgian
Blacksmiths
Howard
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical
Georgia Tech
Georgi
Clem Fon
Augurn
Tennessee Tech
Felam
Atlanta
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Columbus
Miss
Beginning of season labels Alabama and Tech coaches
The writer compares Alabama and Tech early season forms noting Alabama coach Dr. J. W. Polard as a superior football instructor, surpassing J. W. Helsman once deemed the South's wizard. The piece frames the season as possibly the start of a long arc, with Alabama fielding green players and Tech a fine aggregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Tech
J. W. Polard
J. W. Helsman
Enthusiastic start for University of Georgia 800 Club
Yesterday morning University of Georgia students held a chapel meeting to organize the University 800 Club. Prof. R B Park presided while Chancellor Barrow and several class leaders spoke inspiringly. Officers were not named yet and will be decided today. The group aims to grow to 800 members next session with broad participation across classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
University 800
R. BE. Park
Barrow
Mesars
R. H. Jones
J. A. McDonald
Law
Messrs
Neifsler
John Harris
Morton Hodgson
Olin P. Beall
H. S. Wallace
Messrs. Barnes
G. C. Arnold
Messrs. Terrell and Jones
Governor Haskell’s message to Oklahoma legislature urging segregation on trains
Guthrie Oklahoma December Conel presented to the first legislature in joint session. The governor read his recommendation for immediate passage of an emergency act establishing separate railroad coaches and waiting rooms for African descent passengers with equal comfort. He also urged lobbyist registration, banning foreign corporations from removing cases to federal courts, and enacting a state banking code with taxes on incomes inheritances and franchises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Oklo
Haskell
Kaiserins Empress of Goodness from London Tit Bits
The Kaiserins public image in Germany centers on domestic virtue rather than politics. Known as Empress of Goodness for charitable work aiding the poor, she also enjoys outdoor hobbies, tennis, and equestrian sport, while maintaining a model housewife reputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiserin
London
Germany
Verger Finds Loophole After Visitor Refuses Tip
A visitor, displeased by courtesy offered in an oil church, refuses half a crown. The verger notes the rule forbids the tip but adds a twist, saying he could pick up a coin if it were found on the floor, implying informal guidance on gratuities.
DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills Offer Quick Relief
The advertisement claims DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills provide swift relief for all kidney and bladder troubles. A week's treatment costs 2 cents and they are sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Real estate transfers in Athens recorded by clerk
Names and property locations appear in the Athens real estate transfers list. Transfers include Fears to Kidd East Athens, Mallory to Con way Hancock and Harris streets, Foster to Barrow road from Athens at Georgia factory, and many others on Lynwood Park, Dougherty street, Broad street, and East Athens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank K. Owens
A. V. Deadwyler
Lynwood Park
W. 8S. Gray
J. Landrum
Nantohala Avenue
T. E. Jago
Dougherty Street
James F. Foster
Belle Booth -Bear
Georgia
J. QO. Moore
Allen H. Talmadge
Lumpkin Street
Lyndon
John D. Mell
Peabody Street
M. N. Bowden
M. N. Griffith
East Athena
Sallie C. Reaves
Herbert Fleming
Elijah Gilham
Et al
East Athens
W. A. Mallory
W. H. Shelton
Mallory
Bessie F. Bocock
Hlickory Street
W. H. Lester
R. BE. Johnson
Winterville
John T. Pittard
Hannah Johnson
A. F. Comer
James H. Haudrup
Jet al
Tallassee Bridge
E. R. Hodgson
Charles N. Hodgson
College Avenue
Billups Phinizy
S. L. Anthony
Clarke County
Oconee County
Miss Hattle Bell
T. BE. Sage
Thomas and
Dougherty
Lille M. Harris
Admx
W. A. Harris
F. C. Barrow
Walter L. Childs
T. M. McConnell
Barber Street
William Fleming
Mack Barnett
Athens
Bernstein
South Side
Broad Street
John Grant Ray
Clara Brightwell
George W. Halls
Georgia Railroad
Waddell Street
John E. Talmadge
M. T. Lipscomb
National Bank of Athens
Deupree Hunnicutt
Thomas Street
Susie F. Newton
John T. Anderson
Savannah Avenue
A. H. Hodgson
Emma May Brown
Nantahala Avenue
F. C. Shackleford
J. Y. Carutakers
A .P. and
I. Co
Ers
A. P
I. Colanda
E. G. Harris
Thomas J
F.C. Shackleford
A P
I. I. Co
J. Frank Stovall
Henry Freeman
East
G. M. Booth
G W. McLeroy
G. Ww. McLeroy
John Bird
A. H. Hodgeon
R. G. Davis
Weat Athena
Will Newsome
W. G. Grimm
Shortage of teachers and preachers hits autumn schools
In fall, town and city schools reopen while four major church bodies reconvene. A scarcity of trained teachers and ministers prevails nationwide, with New York City reporting 1100 teaching vacancies last month. In Hall County, 65 white schools opened amid limited qualified teachers. Pay for teachers and pastors is criticized as too low to attract and retain talent, threatening education and religious leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our
Presbyterian Synod
The
Methodist Conference
Baptist Convention
Episcopal Diocese Convention
City of
New York
Hall County
Teacher or the Preacher Who Really Loses
A community faces the cost when conflicts between teachers and pastors spill into church life. The piece argues the loss falls on local congregations and schools as tensions disrupt service, teaching, and neighborhood trust, urging dialogue and shared stewardship.
Georgia Congress Starts New Session With Prohibition Focus
Washington dispatch notes Georgia members sworn in and filing bills on prohibition and federal injunctions. Bartlett seeks to bar liquor licenses in dry areas and curb federal injunctions. Hardwick proposes limiting federal court powers and repealing constitutional amendments. Other measures cover marine hospital funding, river obstructions, and bank interest rules. Deputy sergeant at arms Flynt is named. Salient state legislators and party alignments outlined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Georgia
Congress
Bartlett
United States
Cal Revenue Department
Crewit
Hardwick
Edwards
Savannah
Marine Hospital
Jett & Son
B.C. Thompson Lyons
Toombs County
Oconee
Treasury Department
Augusta Arsenal
Atlanta
Mort Oglethorpe
Catoosa County
Cuichamauga
Felton B. Knight
Cedartown
House of Representatives
House
Frank Flynt
Griffin
Srg i
Cowal
Texas
Cations
Mr. Flynt
J. J. Plynt
The Bachelor's Ideal in a London Daily Mail Style
A fragmentary poem contrasts bachelorhood with marriage, arguing the ideal wife embodies virtue and domestic harmony. It depicts a loving, patient partner as the cure for isolation, suggesting economic and emotional burdens weigh on single men.
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Sewaneen
800
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Henry Hughes
N. H. Walters
Hastings
Ernest
Dan Harris
Dorsey
Dan
Mayr Dorsey
Earnest
Athens Electric Railway
Comppany
Hoghes
Mr. Hastings
Messie
Walters
Mr. Hughes
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