Georgia Teachers Dominated Summer School Population at UT
Knoxville July 23 Special to The Banner. The Summer School of the South at the University of Tennessee reports a large Georgia presence with about 240 teachers among 1,700 total attendees from the region. A lengthy list follows naming Georgia educators from numerous towns and colleges attending as the session concludes July 31.
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Knoxville
Tenn
University of Tennessee
Georgia
State of Georgia
Lala Almond
Lighonia
Julia Bacon
Albany
Misa Milliard Bacon
Valdosta
Sallie A. Baker
Thomasville
Francie Adelia Barksdale
Milledgeville
Nannie Harvey Barksdale
Dawson
Addie Bass
Clarksville
Miss O
Susie E
Blitch
Sparks
J. ¥. Bouchelle
Rebecca Bozeman
Hawkinsville
Rana Brandon
Eugene
Brittiaa
Hugh L. Brock
Lithonia
Myrtle Broos
Canton
Ada Brace
Rochelle
Annie Wallis Bramby
Athens
G. W.braither
Americus
Amorette Bargey Baconton
Minnie Barghard
Alva Ellie
Georgetown
Rod Wills
Bathelbert
Mary Ellis
Ocilla
Ballo Emerson
Macon
Marion Kantery
Angasta
Florence Dubanks
Atlanta
Mary Hobanks
Miss L. A. Field
Minnie A. Field
Lacy Fiyon
Jounie T. Ford
Baldwin
Janie Fountain
Pulaski
Frances Fay
Boston
G. L. Faulton
Everett Springs
Mario W. Farrior
Savannah
Julia O. Haree
Augusta L. Geibner
Augusta
Cordelia V. Ghanton
Newton
Geo
Delma Goddard
Tennville
Jessie E. Goodall
Louis Gra‘ham
Y Woan
Pansey Greene
Pelham
B. ‘Gonley
Warrenton
Neta Gainng Hibert
Sophia E. Gasten
Minnie Kinneey
Cleveland
Joseph W. King
Onsseta
L. M. Landram
Walter V Lanier
Millen
Erness Chester Lagren
Atinnta
Harley F. Lawson
Gora Lozeaby
Harlem
Clara B. Ledbetter
Cordele
Mamio R Lewis
Mopegama
Mary Lightfoot
Mary A. Locke
Lizella
M. EB
Georgia Teachers Shine At Summer School Session
Georgia sent a large contingent to the Summer School of the South with about three hundred teachers enrolled. Officers chosen include President P. D. Pollock of Mercer University and First Vice President L. M. Landrum, Atlanta’s assistant superintendent. The gathering, organized by Georgia educators, has been highly successful and may become a permanent annual event, with Charles W. Dabney and P. P. Claxton supportive of making it enduring.
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MacNeil
White Plains
Zelda Morris
Macon
Sallie A. Morrison
Rome
Sarah Mittie
Morton
Vienna
Jane Moseley
LaGrange
Mattle Moseley
Rockmart
Daisy Neill
Boston
Owen Neill
Washington
Rosa F. Neeson
Mindgets Nesbets
Newton
Catharine Nessamore
Tallageda
Mario Weaver
Lexington
Fannie Webber
Congress
Mra
Ida Oliver Coleman
Jonso G. Coleman
Pinehurst
Mary B. Parle
Ethel
Parks
Augusta
Talia May Peck
Annie Belle Pendleton
Lula R. Pitta
Calhoun
Rosa Taylor
Manou
Belle Thorin
Bionawick
Evilla
Treadwell
Decatur
Lillis Taorner
Carnesville
Nellie Tyler
Ashburn
Edwin E Miterback
Atlanta
Evelyn
Esthel Ladiow
Alias Supple
Albert
Swaan
Lynndale
Pat. H. Clay
Fort
Gaines
Mary Bibb Redding
Yesee Renfro
Moultrie
Tommie Ragmamore
Foraysh
BR. G. Rosser
Cornelis
Fred “2. Rose
Thontsvile
Georgia
Tennessee
W. H. Kilpatrick
Mercer University
Foremer
Charles W. Dabney
P. P. Claxton
South
Southern Summer School for Teachers at University of Tennessee
The article describes a planned Southern Summer School for teachers at the University of Tennessee, led by prominent educators from the North and South. It notes extensive facilities, entertaining excursions, and a faculty of forty five scholars. Attendees can choose courses, with governors Aycock and McMillin arranging field trips before term end. Also quotes F H Wells praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
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Wll
University of Tennene
East Tennensee
Smoky Mountains
Col R L Taylor
Enon Alexander
Univerty of
North Osrolia
Elwin Anderon Alderman
Tulane University of Louisiana
Austin O. Apgar
New Jersey State Normal
Brown Ayres
Tulane University
John B. Bailey
Nashville Public Schools
Alice Fortier
Finie _Marfree Barton
Louisville
G. Stanley Hall
Clark University
David F. Houston
Main University
of Texas
O. D. M'Iver
North Carolina State Normal
Celestin
Parrish
Georgia
Astute Normal School
Emerson Elbridge White
Columbus
Ohio
Lawton B. Evans
Suprintendent
Georgia Publici Echools
Koone Dy Bennseey Poostlant
Glamacts
State Normal
Aycock
North Carolina
Gov. McMillin
Tennessee
Griggs Plans Democratic Campaign Headquarters Move
Congressman J. M. Griggs of Georgia, head of the Democratic congressional campaign committee, says tariff trade Philippines and ship subsidy will guide the next campaign. He will meet Lewis Nixon today to arrange a headquarters in New York, with offices at the Hoffman House starting August 1.
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New York
J. M. Griggs
Georgia
Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee
Philippines
Cal
Griggs
Lewis Nixon
National Committee
Bin
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
Public notice promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a kidney and bladder remedy. It claims to relieve lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid troubles and Bright's disease. Readers may request a free sample and an informational book by mail. Contains address and offer details.
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Kilmer
Emi
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Btnhamton
N. Y
Jeffries Fitzsimmons Fight Prep and Arena Ready
San Francisco reports the Jeffries vs Fitzsimmons boxing showdown for Friday, with crowds expected to tax the arena capacity. Jeffries trains steadily and believes he is faster, while Fitzsimmons has tapered and will box privately. Ring repairs fix a proximity issue with ropes and timbers. Tom Wilson, initially set as Fitz sparring partner, will not attend the fight due to orders to join Fort Monroe, Virginia.
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San Francisco
Jeffries
Fitzsimmons
Tom Wilson
Fitz
Hank Grifin
Fort Monroe
Progress on the Manila post War Department report
The Manila post construction shows strong progress after a 600000 appropriation earlier this year. Land of 1.8 acres along the Pasig river, five miles long and one mile wide, has been secured and graded roads connect the river to new buildings. Material costs run about 15 dollars per thousand with 19 dollars per thousand for transport. The white ant threat is noted as not harming Pacific pine. An additional 1600000 is requested in army appropriations for the Philippines.
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War Department
Washington
Hlaports
Nave
Congreez
Pasig
Philippines
Pacific
Memphis Baseball Association Wins Injunction Light on St. Vrain
In Chattanooga Tennessee July 2 the Memphis Baseball Association won an injunction against the Southern League to prevent interference with St Vrain. Judge McConnell granted the injunction allowing Memphis to use St Vrain in Southern League games without challenge. Memphis attorney Irving said the ruling is a complete victory and that St Vrain is not a contract jumper. The league may appeal or hold a trial with evidence. The Southern League president declined to forecast the next step.
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Memphis Baseball Association
St. Vrain
Chattanooga
Tenn
Hwing
Memphis
Memphis Association
St Vrain
Southern League
Nicklin
Interference Probe Spurs Venezuelan Waters Inquiry
The U S Navy Department orders a probe into reported interference with American shipping near Venezuela. Commander Hoagland sails from La Guaira with gun boat Marietta toward the Orinoco mouth while Ranger caps Panama. Machias may sail to Cape Haytien as measures on the Isthmus.
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Washington
Navy Department
Castro
Republic
Tieg Appat
Hoagerd
Desperado Kills Deputy Near Columbia
A telegraph message from Aiken County reports Jeff Coat, a desperado pursued by authorities, shot and killed a deputy last night before escaping into the swamps. Governor McEweeney dispatched bloodhounds to the scene and offered a heavy reward for the capture of the killer.
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Columbia
Aiken County
Jeff Coat
McEweeney Han
Democratic state committee to meet August fifth
Raleigh July 23 The Democratic state executive committee is called by its chairman Senator F M Simmons to meet here August fifth. It will then elect four chairmen, a secretary and a central committee.
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Raleigh
Ita
F. M. Simmons
Handshake Grip Caused Amputation and Cancer
Corydon prominent politician Captain J N Wechaaba lost his right hand from a handshake grip that fractured small bones and led to a cancerous growth. Amputation was performed and he has not returned to work since. New York reports say 5 000 to 6 000 garment workers returning after a settlement, with manufacturers denying the claim. A drunken father killed his son Edgar Baker in Morrow Ohio, stabbing him after an intoxicated quarrel. Actor Goodwin agrees to take a role in a revival of A Midsummer Night's Dream as reported by The Herald.
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Mia
Sol G. Vaughan
Vaughan Dabney
Wan Eo
Ef Wae
J. N.wechaaba
Corydon
Masonic Order of
Iowa
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Acen
Bgrr
Morrow
Edward Bakes
Edgar
Baker
Lebanon
Edgar Baker
Goodwin
Pendon
The
Herald
Bottom
Shakeaposto
Mont
Hat Pin In Heart Baffles Medical Science
A New York autopsy on July 23 reveals a headless steel hat pin four and a quarter inches long found in the region of the heart and a fragment of another pin in the stomach. The woman had suffered stomach pains since 1896 but died without naming the cause.
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New York
Jodie
Fluaking
Change of Policy After Mackay Death at Pacific Cable Firm
London reporting on the Associated Press interview notes that John W. Mackay’s death leaves president successor unknown. Directors will decide policy. company progress and Mackay’s plans remain, with Pacific cable contracts let and the enterprise to proceed as if he had lived.
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London
Held For Wourder In Raleigh Court Case
Lawrence Davis is held to appear at the next term of the court to answer the charge of offering money and a 1000 mile railroad ticket to Lorenzo Morris. Cathway Tea Meoadeit is a no bail bond given by him.
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Wourder
Raleigh
Lawrence Davia
Lorenzo Morris, & Weare
Cathway Tea
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