Georgia teachers endorse standardized high school plan
At the Georgia conference in Athens the session endorsed departmental organization for better instruction and urged separate numbering for high school grades. A tuition of 1 to 2 dollars monthly was favored to improve teaching efficiency. The group called for a three-class high school system and state aid, with a unified course of study and careful supervision to close the gap with higher institutions. The proposed curriculums span English, mathematics, history, science, languages, and manual training across two to four year tracks.
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Conner Bill Passes House After Stubborn Contest
Atlanta reports the Conner bill passed the Georgia House 97 to 60 to appropriate 100000 for the state agricultural college at Athens. Debate touched on funding ethics and voter approval with amendment attempts defeated. The measure now goes to the Senate where leaders predict easy passage.
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Bogart Town Council License Banter and Local Politics
In Athens rumors claim Bogart may levy a license of two dollars and a half per checker and carom board, sparking pleasure or a fat town treasury. Election near, checkers lovers vow not to yield, while University of Georgia supporters praise the Conner bill passed in the House. Representative Rucker and Senator Carthers led the campaign with steady, proper arguments against lobbyist attacks.
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Self defense verdict frees Royal A Church in Atlanta inquest
Coroner's jury ruled Royal A Church acted in self defense after inquest into the death of Charles E Black. Church was released by coroner's order. Reference to CHENEY'S EXPECTORANT and a printing note appears in the final lines.
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Boykin Rejects Anderson Substitution in Anti-Bucket Bill
In Atlanta on July 11 Mr Boykin of Lincoln states he will not accept the Anderson substitute for his anti bucket shop bill. He says the substitute defeats his aim and continues to work with house members, confident the bill will pass. He plans to strike out portions of the substitute.
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Atlanta, Ga
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Lincoln
Anderson
Fragmentary Section on Contracts and Gambling Mentioned
A newspaper fragment cites section four on cross state contracts and gambling in futures. It quotes Mr Boykin on stopping gambling and notes Judge Callaway’s remark that a section would not be too radical in effect. The excerpt ends with a reference to printing and a banner leader.
Col Smith to address Morgan voters at Bostwick rally
Col. Smith Hion James M. Smith will speak to voters of Morgan and surrounding counties at Bostwick on Saturday. He has a large following and is expected to win Morgan County by a handsome majority. A big barbecue will be served and the day will be a holiday in the area with attendees from Oconee Greene and Walton.
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Bostwick
James M. Smith
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Oconee, Greene and
Walton
Morgan County
Georgia
Clarke May 60 in Trirtieth District
Atlanta Georgia July 11 The general judiciary committee reports a substitute bill changing eleven senatorial districts The proposed districts include the thirtieth district with Oglethorpe Madison Elbert and Clarke The Banner Leads on fine printing
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Rochdale
Walton
Newton
Oconee
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Gainesville Midland Rail Line Rapid Progress Toward Opening
The Gainesville Midland railroad construction advances with grading near finish and rail laying shifting from narrow to standard gauge from Jackson to Gainesville. Rail work extends to Jefferson branch lines with all materials purchased and crews ready. Officials target mid September opening for business, stock already acquired, Athens residents expect a first train crowd, and freight terminals on Broad and Foundry Streets near completion under Francis Eppes.
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Branche
Athens
Broad
Foundry
Francis Eppes
More Than Milli Immigrants Arrive at Ellis Island
New York July 11 More than a million immigrants entered the United States through Ellis Island in the fiscal year ending June 1 totaling 1 062 051 an increase of 199 075 from the previous year. The largest group came from southern Italy numbering 222 606 with Hebrews second at 125 10. Immigrants brought with them about 19 million dollars.
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Ellis Island Station
Italy
Chamberlain's Colle Cholera and Diar rhoea Remedy
A reliable medicine for bowel complaints. Sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons in Athens and W. J. Smith & Bro in Athena.
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Athens
W. J. Smith & Bro
Athena
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