Prospects for Georgia Through Road Brighten For Route
Athens Chamber letter from January asks for support to advance the American Highway plan from Augusta to Washington and Atlanta. Officials discuss best route via Georgia Road to Thomson and Lexington, noting generally good highways and potential pilot car help to ease travel.
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Athens
Ceretain
Atlanta
Leo
Athens Chamber of Georgia
Gallen
Atalnta
Augusta
Washington
Office of Public Roads In
Georgia
Thomson
Lexington
Locating Col Mussék and associates in Athens city work
Col Lewis Mussék of Winder enjoyed a big practice then visited Athens with Mr William John. They went to Washington and Col Russell engaged in court matters. Mr Wood Rossel aims to persuade O L C to move to Athens for residence.
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Col. Lewis
US Eyes Third Hague Peace Conference Next Year
The White House announced that the United States favors a third Hague peace conference next year at Queen Wilhelmina's request. Secretary Bryan noted failure of great powers to form committees to discuss topics, risking the conference, with nine treaties awaiting signing and six already signed by March 4.
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Washington
White House
United States
Hague
Qeen Wilhelmaina
Holland
Bryan
Sixty New Students Enter College Dormitories
The enrolment will exceed the hundred mark though not stated. Every room and bed in the dormitories is engaged by the women trainees. Many are housed in nearby homes while the men are cared for off campus. The term started well and prospects point to a large second half of the year.
Athens Chief Urged to Run for Clarke County Sheriff
Athens Police Chief Brooks is urged by several supporters to enter the Clarke County sheriff race. Brooks said he has been approached but has not decided whether to run.
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Brooks
Athens
Madison County
Clarke County
Mr Flanigan Bage Attends American Electric Railway Meeting
Mr C D returns to New York after attending a notable session of the American Electric Railway association. Papers presented were described as important and interesting and remarks from attendees highlighted the event.
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MR. Flanigan Bage
C. D
New
Athens City Council Hears Reports and Street Plans
The regular mayor and council meeting featured officer reports, a police privileges request denied, and abatement discussions for the Green Hide House area. A sewer main proposal near the Country Club and railway earnings of $215,641.52 were reported, with tax exemptions for the Y M C A and a street work tax plan debated for residents aged 21 and up.
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L. W. Ferguson
Police
Satane
Waddelltreet
Country Club
Athens Railway & Electric Co
Peer Eee Teenie
Hancock
Pulaski
Arives
Mongtiy Dmpelah Wnalavée
Cor
Lumpkin Street
J. Y. Caritherr
Mr. Hulme
Seeebee Health Committee
Gordon
Thrilling Life Story Sunday Program Promises Speaker
A Sunday afternoon meeting at the Colonial opera house will feature a transformative speaker, C Mercer, a Southern elite former Virginia athlete who found salvation after hardship. The talk aims to draw men from Athens University and the Normal School, promising a providential message you won’t want to miss.
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Colonial’ Opera
Forbes
C. Mercer
Savannah
University of Virginia
Aid
Jerry
Auley Mission
Water Street
New York City
America
Canada
Colonial
Athens
University
Normal School
Gainesville High to Host Athens High in Weekend Basketball
Gainesville High hosts Athens High for a girls basketball game Saturday on the outdoor court at the High School. Previous meeting in Gainesville favored the local team, and fans expect a closer contest to even the series.
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Gainesville High
Athens High
Ganesville High School
Gainesville
Pease |Ews
Para
Bott
Changeable Climate and Peruna Advice by Dr Hartman
Columbus Ohio physician Dr Hartman argues climate, not germs, drives disease in changeable weather. He recommends Peruna as preventive and treatment, urges keeping it on hand for cold symptoms and winter health, touts its safety and appetite benefits. He promotes a 1914 Peruna Almanac.
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Hartman
Columbus
Ohio
Peruna
Industrial Progress in Georgialand
Industrial Index notes rising construction and industrial activity in the Southeast with new bonds, banks, and 24 new corporations. Plans include water power at Muscle Shoals, railroad expansion in Georgia and Florida, and numerous building projects from hotels to city halls across Georgia Alabama and Florida.
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Columbus
Citigo
Soujtioast
Tallahassee
Fla
Clanton
Ala
Daytona
St. Petersburg
Lanett
Winder
Wilconville
Jones Mil
Dade City
Fuid
Atlanta
Florida
Alabama
Muscle Shoals
South
Jenup
Palatka
Fim
Woboo
Double Springs
Albany
Titton
Wildwood
Augusta
Bainbridge
Miami
Buena Vista
Pla
Bunnell
West Palm Beach
Thompson
Hart County
Mobile
Jackson
Pasco
Covington and Valdosta
Tampa
Pia
Gainesville
Homerville
Birmingham
Thomasville
Bond to Attend Superintendents Meeting in Richmond
Professor G. G. Bond will leave this month for Richmond Virginia to attend an animal meeting of department members. He will be away from the city for about a week.
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G. Bond
Richmond
Department of Try
Mideh
Boud
Visitation of Clarke County Rural Schools Progress
Captain T H Dealer and county school superintendent complete winter visitation of Clarke county rural schools. Fourteen white and fourteen colored schools are in operation this month, with five months of state and county funding and some two term splits to help farm duties. Dozier expresses gratification at progress as the board of education reviews monthly teacher reports.
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T. H. Dealer
Clarke County
Board of Education
Miss Rutherford to Speak on Georgia in History
Miss Millie Ruth Rutherford of N S will deliver her address on Georgia in History before the student body at the State Normal School and friends of the institution at 8 30 o clock next Monday evening.
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Georgia
State Normal School
Hans Schmidt Convicted of First Degree Murder
New York February 5 Hans Schmidt former Catholic priest was found guilty of murder in the first degree He confessed killing Anna Aunwille last fall The defense argued insanity A prior mistrial was reported with testimony alleging faked insanity by Schmidt
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New York
Hans Schmidt
Enteing
Anna Aunwille
Schmid
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Chamber OF Commerce
State ' S Normal School
Athens Rail Way Company
M. Y
Voidosta ‘Times
Sone
Speer
Halley
Hen ‘Pu
U Council
Toy
Ita
Pd Ind Salo
Theo
Thrilling Life Story
Elks
D . Haselton
Toe Rayner
Hasclten
Sim
Recorder’s Court
Meipener Wake
Bond
Dell Taat-mtaht
County School
County
Millie Rutherford
Ats N.S
Schmidt
Magenies
BAERS
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