Gamble outlines consistent law and ethics for Western circuit solicitor general race
Col John B Gamble addresses a Watkinsville audience outlining his first foray into public life. He pledges truthfulness impartial justice equal protection and strict election law enforcement while opposing petty cases and advocating a cost-conscious efficient judiciary.
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Watkinsville
John B. Gamble
Superior Court
Col. Gamble
Tam
Tris
Grand Jury
Merrit
Bar of Justice
Cironit
WashU and Lee University Board of Trustees Meeting Note
A brief item notes actions by the board of trustees of Washinton University in affiliation with Wash IO hana Lee University. It mentions upcoming governance discussions and potential appointments to committees during the board session.
Medicine Ball Exhibition Draws Atlanta Interest
In Atlanta on January 24 the University of Georgia medicine ball, described as very large, is on display in A. G. Spalding's window on North Broad Street. Five men took five hours to inflate it, citing it as the largest ball of its kind seen in the region. It will be sent to Athens later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
University of Georgia
A. G. Spalding
North Broad Street
Athens
Alwaye
Miss Rutherford sails for Europe with Georgia girls
Miss Millie Rutherford sails with a party of Georgia girls on June 20 from New York aboard the Oscar HL of the Scandinavian Line. They will return September 20 aboard the Ca conia of The Cunard Line, visiting Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, France, Belgium, Holland, England and Scotland.
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Millie Rutherford
New York
Oscar HL
Caconia
Cunard Line
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
France
Belgium
Holland
England
Scotland
Young Clay May Practice in Federal Court Here
Washington report says Herbert Clay of Marietta son of the late Senator A B Clay may be appointed assistant United States district attorney for the Northern District of Georgia by Attorney General Wickersham. No official confirmation yet. district attorney F Carter Tate is in north Georgia. A vacancy exists from the retirement of B A Angler. Taft approval rumored.
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Herbert Clay
Washington
Marietta
United States
A. 8. Clay
Georgia
Wickersham
F. Carter Tate
Tate
North Gorgia
B. A Angler
Tio
Clay
Taft
Gwinnett Politicking Set to Heat Up in Coming Elections
Gwinnett politics are heating up as officials across offices face challengers. Sheriff Garner may run against deputy R M Bradford with others entering race. Clerk of Court Hall faces multiple opponents. House Speaker John N Holder may seek Ninth District congress, while 34th district senatorial race looms with Wikwen Irwin and Allen mentioned. O A Nix likely to run for solicitor general. numerous candidates expected for state and county legislative seats.
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Lawrenceville
Gwinnett
Serong
Garner
R. M. Bradford
John N. Holder
House of Representatives
Congress
W. W. Wikwen
Norcross
M D. Irwin
Victor Allen
Buford
O. A. Nix
The
Woods
Census Bureau Reports 14 510 676 Bales Ginned
The Census Bureau issues its ninth cotton ginning report of the season showing 14 510 676 bales ginned in 1911 prior to Jan 16, with 97.3 percent of 1910 crop ginned, compared to 11 253 147 bales last year and figures from 1909 and 1905 for context.
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Vis
Washington
Census Bureau
United States
Canadian Ex Premier E to Speak in Chicago
The Belleville Club of Chicago will host its second annual dinner at the Hotel La Salle with guest of honor Sir Mackenzie Bowell former Canadian premier. The gathering is made up of Belleville men who formerly lived in Belleville Ontario.
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Chicago
Belleville Club
Hotel la Galle
MacKenzie Bowell
Canada
Belleville
Ontario
Iowa Buttermakers Open Three Day Dairying Convention
Mason City Iowa January 22 growing importance of the dairying industry shown by large attendance at the opening session of the Iowa State Butter Makers Association convention The business sessions are at the courthouse and will run for three days in connection with the event areas of the industry are highlighted by the gathering.
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Iowa
Mason City
State
Court House
Wits
Georgia Railroad Commission Seeks Funding For Independent Probes
Georgia public service watchdog urges a $10,000 contingency fund to study company values and earnings without relying on suing rates. With only $3,000 provided, investigations cost $1,500 for audits plus travel and staff, hindering thorough, independent inquiries into public utility rates and practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Ben
Savannah Electric Company
Savannah
Public Service Corporation
Oppose New Woodmen Levy Planned by National Convention
Chicago January 23. A conven tion of the head camp of the Modern Woodmen of America with about 600 delegates from 1,500,000 members met to decide on raising insurance rates to conform with the Mobile law. Local camps protest, threatening secession if rates rise.
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Chicago
Mil
Woodmen of America
Mobile
Sunday School Council Opens Second Annual Meeting
The Sun day school council of the United States and Canada begins its second annual meeting in Toronto with three days of sessions. Participants include Rev. E. M. Fergusson of Philadelphia and Rev. A. L. Phillips of Richmond, Va, and other prominent leaders.
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Toronto
Ont
Sunday School Council
United States
Canada
Seasions
E. M. Fergusson
Philadelphia
A. L. Phillips
Richmond
Partipanta
Diegel Bribery Appeal Heard by Ohio Supreme Court
The appeal of Rodney J. Diegel former sergeant at arms in the Ohio house of representatives came up in the state supreme court. Diegel is imprisoned for complicity in legislative bribery as the political scene stirs with national interest and evolving candidate races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Rodney J. Diegel
Sargeant At Arms
Ohio House of Representatives
State Supreme Court
Diegel
Bronze tablet honors Sunday school pioneer Herbert Moninger
In Cincinnati Ohio on January 2 a bronze tablet memorializing Herbert Moninger, originator of a scientific training system for Sunday school teachers, was unveiled at Northside Presbyterian Church. Rev. Justin H. Green of Cincinnati and Dr. Joseph Clark of Columbus gave the principal addresses.
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Cincinnati
Herbert Moninger
Northside Presbyterian Church
Justin H. Green
Joseph Clark
Columbus
Oregon Hardware Association Meeting Opens in Portland
Oregon hardware dealers begin their annual convention in Portland today with a program of questions and topics to be discussed. The gathering runs through Saturday and includes members from across the retail hardware trade in the state.
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Oregon
Portand
Ore
Oregon Hardware Association
Portland
Dr Burroughs to Visit Mr DeLoach in Athens
John Burroughs, famed American thinker and nature writer, will spend a month this winter with Professor DeLoach at the University of Georgia. The encounter arouses wide student and literary interest as local nature clubs strive to host him for a talk or meeting in Athens.
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DR. Burroughs
MR. Deloach
John Burroughs
Essoyist
Professor DeLoach
University of Georgia
Nature Arady
America
Mr. Burroughs
Thle Club of Nature Students
Athens
Society Woman Organizes Boy Scout Troop in Pittsburg
Mrs. F. W. Stevens of the Pittsburg Chapter D A R and a social settlement worker organizes a boy scout troop with the Soho Baths Settlement House. A committee of Daughters assists her plan of study in American History for the boys. Two evenings weekly are set for the program.
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F. W. Stevens
Pittsburg
Soho Baths
Candler Likely To Remain Rail Commission Chairman
Atlanta January 23 It is practically certain that C M Candler will not run for governor though he has considered the move. He prefers to stay as railroad commissioner, at least for two more years, as several other commissioners face upcoming elections. The Hoke Smith faction weighs Felder as a possible opponent to Governor Slaton while Joe Hill Hall declares his bid to oppose the constitutional amendment expanding the governor’s borrowing power to 600000. Hart is the only other candidate mentioned so far.
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Atlanta
C.M. Candler
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Judge Hillyer
Jos, F. Gray
Savannah
Paul
Trammell
Dalton
Smith
J. A. Perry
Lawrenceville
Candler
Hoke Smith
John M. Slaton
T. G. Felder
Felder
State House
W. R. Jones
Mr. Hart
Mountains Move Mrs Lipscomb Seeks One Room School
Mrs Lipscomb writes from Mathis Georgia describing her mountain project a one room school for children in north Georgia aided by donations from Mrs Florine Holt of New York and her own efforts. She aims to raise about one thousand dollars to construct the building and seeks support from southern friends rather than northern philanthropy.
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Lamar Rutherford Lipecomb
Florine Holt
New York City
North Georgia
Mathis
Mra
Lipscomb
Atlanta
Dr. and Mra
Vascar Woolley
Joseph Houry Lump
Limited time offer for Athens Weekly Banner and Uncle Remus
Readers in Clarke and nearby counties are urged to subscribe to the Athens Weekly Banner and Uncle Remus for one year at one dollar. New or existing subscribers can convert dates or add a year by sending a dollar. The promotion promotes Southern progress and Southern business, urging prompt order with the coupon.
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Athens Weekly
Uncle Remus
Jin
Athena Weekly
Clarke
Home Magazine
America
New Southa
North
Down South
Remus
Social editor urges public cooperation for accurate society pages
A social editorial urges readers to provide precise information for entertainments and events. It praises willing hosts and notes frustration with uncooperative guests, stressing that accurate coverage depends on public participation to serve social interests.
Society Editor Needs Public Help To Improve Page
The society editor appeals for public cooperation to improve local social coverage. Mutual tips from readers prevent missed items and errors, with written notices and mailed details preferred over lengthy phone calls.
Federation of Missouri Commercial Clubs opens two day convention
The Federation of Missouri Commercial Clubs convened in Jefferson City for a two day meeting to plan an advertising push to attract settlers and capital for state development. The event follows the Republican state committee backing Taft and Virginia's pledge to back his re nomination, while the Socialist party advances a recall referendum in Missouri.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Federation of Missouri Commercial Clubs
Stae
Republican State Committee
Gent Taft
Republican
Virginia
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MR. Gamble
Washioh Ana Lee University
Medicine Ball
Miss Rutherford
European Party
Young Clay
Georgia Railroad Commission
Commission Conlders
Diegel Appeal
Uncle
Banner and
Uncle Remus Magazine
Harry Jackson
Glaton
Wilmer Moore
Quill Orme
Shepard Bryan
Marion Jackson
Marion MacHenry Hull
John Grant
Welborn Hill
Lamar Hill
Ashby Hill
Ronald Ransom
Charles Lincoln Gately
W. D. Ellis, Jr
Rutherford Lipscomb
William D. Grant
Vier
Mra. Lipscomb
Cobb Institute
Socialist Party
St. Louie
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