Browns Lead Georgia Governor Race In 191? Returns
Mara Georgia June 11 Joseph M Browns majority over Hoke Smith for governor stands at 109806 with a statewide tally showing Browns leading in multiple races. Officials report results for attorney general secretary of state comptroller general treasurer life insurance commissioner and others with varying majorities and several unexpired terms.
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John C. Hart
ACT el
Phillip Cook Yen Dat
William A Wraht
R. E. Park
Wile
Wd. Speer
Park
Jere M Prond
TG Ladson
Supreme, Court
Horace M. Holten
Laat
Supreme Court
Beverly D. Evans
Wor
Horace M. Holden
Judge Court of Appeals
Riebl
Ho Russell
Fuller EK
Calloway
Rot Jenkins
Callaway
George Hillyer
W. D. Heanin
Hillyer
Warner Hill
Wiley Williams
R. EB. Davison
Milledge
Jesse
M . K. QR. Foster
Wright
Horsee Holden
Roany
Evan
Conipt Rolls
Four arrested for stealing ride at Seaboard depot
At daylight yesterday at the Seaboard Air Line depot four men Nabed Thif negroes Andry Watt Will Suehtower and WAN Lomax were arrested on a charge of stealing a ride after breaking into a loaded freight car. They were taken before Judge Foster, found guilty, and sentenced to pay fines or serve twelve months. they face further city-court trial.
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Thif Negroes
Andry Watt
Will Suehtower
Wan Lomax
Seaboard Air Line
Lnd
Athens
J. 2. Hoke
Foster
Coll
Wood block pavement planned for College Avenue street renewal
It is likely that the macadam pavement on College avenue from Clayton street to Washington street will be removed within about thirty days and replaced with creosoted wood block pavement. The extra cost vs vitrified brick is about two thousand dollars, with the Southern Mutual Insurance Company contributing one thousand dollars and Hodgson-Shackelford building owners agreeing to the plan. The Speer estate and Baptist church are the remaining holdouts, after which work will proceed rapidly.
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College Avenue
Clayton Street
Washington Street
Southern Mutual Insurance Company
Hodgson-Shackelford
Speer
Baptist Church
Plans for new high school building adopted in city
The committee has adopted plans for a two story high school with basement to be built on Childs street near the city center. Designed by Birmingham architect W S White for W E Spink, the brick building will cost about thirty thousand dollars, include eight classrooms, two teachers rest rooms, and basement rooms for manual training kitchen and boiler. Construction may start within forty days.
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W. S. White
W. E. Spink
Childa Street
University of Georgia trustees hear Barrow report students tallied
Chancellor Barrow reports fall in attendance at the University of Georgia system with 927 students enrolled in city programs and 4 375 in all branches. He proposes dormitory cottage plan, hires a full time physical director, adds instructors in education and botany, and urges a two year medical course with hygienic instruction.
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Barrow
A. H. Patterson
Department of Physics
University of North Carolina
Akerman
Department of Forestry
Jack Hart
Horticultural
Hart
Agricultural College
Movement to extend city limits of Athens begins
A proposed act to extend the corporate limits of Athens seeks to annex surrounding territory. Alderman Griffith introduced the caption at a mayor and council meeting, with the street committee tasked to investigate and report back. The measure outlines boundary lines from Phinizy branch to Barber street and includes annexation to current city wards.
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Athens
Griffith
Tory
Wes Towic
City of Athens
Phinizy Branch
Mitchell Bridge Road
State Normal School
Jefferson Road
Erwin
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Marks
City of
Barber Street
Trustees discuss progress at State College of Agriculture
Board of Trustees chaired by President J J Conner meets to review President Soule’s report, praising the year’s work and the university’s agricultural expansion. Notes include gifts for a Y M C A hall architect appointment, a loan fund for students, a $2000 scholarship, and calls for equipment, teacher training, and a new botany chair. A health note praises kidney function and promotes Folys Kidney Cure.
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Soule
Barrow
City of
Athens
Charles C. Pearl
Messrs. Hodgson
Charbonnier
Dean Snelling
Franklin College
College of Science and Engineering
College of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture
Soutes
College of Agri ‘Culture
Emory College honors Dr Barrow with LL D degree
Chancellor Barrow receives LL D from Emory College during the one hundred seventh Georgia University commencement in Oxford. The Board of Trustees, led by Ex-Gov Henry D McDaniel, opened at four with members present and heard Barrow’s thorough year end report before committees take up busy agenda items today.
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David C. Barrow
Barrow
Emory College
Haying
Oxford
University of Georgia
Board of Trustees
Phi Kappa Hall
Henry D. McDaniel
Messrs
A. O. Baccon
N. E. Harris
S. B. Adams
Dudley M. Hughes
John T. Newton
G. F. Gober
J. W. Bennett
Clark Howell
W. ©. Simmons
Hamilton McWheeter
Howell Cobb
A. I. Hull
Henry Persons
D. B. Hamilton
Record Attendance Boosts Georgia Summer School Plans
Indications point to record attendance at the University Summer School with dormitory rooms nearly filled. Many students may seek housing off campus. offers to boarders are requested, while funding for a new agricultural building and overall College of Agriculture expansion is urged to reach at least 1300000 dollars. The note praises faculty cooperation and Chancellor Barrow’s guidance, and thanks the Board of Trustees for needed funding.
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University
Prof
T. J. Wooster
College of Agriculture
State College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts
Barrow
Board of Trustees
Georgia
Essays On Fertilizers Judged By Monroe School Prof Johnson
Prof J M Johnson finished reading four essays on fertilizers written by students of the Fifth District Agricultural School in Monroe Georgia. The essays competed for best essay prizes and demonstrated strong work at the school less than a year old. Educators believe the district schools will be successful and useful to the state.
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Augusta
Iask
Labte
University of Georgia
Park
J. M. Johnson
Monroe
Johnson
Dr F J Matthews Dies Near This City
Dr F J Matthews a respected Madison county resident died at home after a brief illness at age seventy He is survived by ten children including A B Matthews of Athens a salesman for Sidney Boley Funeral services were held yesterday at four in the afternoon and he was buried in the family burial ground.
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Madison County
Thia City
F. J. Matthews
Matthews
A. B. Matthews
Athens
Sidney Boley
Teachers May Go On European Trip
Athens may send two representatives to the Party of American Teachers trip to England and the continent. The Board of Education named Clyde Patman and Mice Towns to join if the city funds salaries during their absence. The matter was discussed at last night’s meeting and referred to the public school committee for recommendation in a future adjourned session.
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Athens
Party of Americas
England
Board of Education
M.r
Clyde Patman
Mice
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