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Athens Weekly Banner

Location

Athens, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1912

Page

8

List of Secondary Accredited Schools in Georgia

The Georgia High School Association presents the 4 year and 3 year groups of senior and middle high schools. The list names locations, principals, and schools by district, including Athens, Atlanta, Columbus, Macon, and many others, with Bologna.

State of Georgia Athens Georgia High School Association Atate Badbry, High School R. E. Smith

Markets and Theater News Show Riches and Rumors

Weather foresees showers as cotton prices drift between 11.54 and 11.96 in recent sessions. Market tickers display grain futures in July and December with modest uplifts and declines. In theater notes, Rostand plans a new Don Juan play while peers revive classics and actors like Kate Condon and Lily Langtry prep for tours and premieres in Europe and America.

The Vice Presidential Nominee Or The Bigness of Little Tommie

A Saturday Evening Post profile of Indiana Governor Thomas R Marshall, nicknamed Little Tommy. The piece portrays Marshall's quiet, principled style, superstition about pins and black cats, and his belief that the governor is first of all Indiana, not a partisan figure. It notes his rise from Columbia City lawyer to governor in 1904, his unpretentious campaigns, and his nomination prospects for president while maintaining calm indifference to criticism.

Saturday Evening Post Bome Indianapolis Market Street Statehouse Indiana Thomas R. Marshall Marshall State House Wabash County Tommy Marshall Columbia City Tom Democratic Party Columbian City Stae Central Committee Tommy Watson Tam Baltimore Lfe

Woodrow Wilson Biography as American Leader and Educator

A condensed biographical sketch tracing Woodrow Wilson born 1856 in Virginia through his education at Davidson, Princeton, Johns Hopkins, and Yale. It notes his academic rise, Princeton presidency, the preceptorial reform, NJ governorship 1910, and emergence as a national figure with diverse scholarly and organizational memberships and key writings.

Georgia Joseph Ruggles Wilson Woodrow North South Carolina Young Wilson Davidson College Princeton University of Virginia Johns Hopkins University Wake Forest University North Carolina Yale University Wilson Bryn Mawr College Wesleyan University McCormick New Jersey Otter Public Utilities Commission James B. Martine United States Senate John Kean Wil Hon Jas. Smith Jr Martine Baltimore Woodrow Wilson Helen Louise Axson Savannah

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