Banneradvocates county board resignations in Clarke county
The Athens Daily Banner argues for the resignation of Clarke county commissioners after ongoing friction. It outlines the process for resignations, succession by the superior court judge, and calls for harmony, while defending the paper’s stance as in the county’s interest. The piece notes public endorsement and critiques from Mr. Pittard, with broader political quips and references.
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Pittard
John T. Pittard
Board of County Commissioners
Clarke County
Grand Jury
Banenr
Ciizen
Brand
Board of Commissioners
Clarke Count
Banner
Ressop
Good Roads Commission Debate in Georgia
The Savannah Morning News urges creating a state good roads bureau or commission. It argues a single land engineer with county access would better guide road work, avoid large costs, and prevent county autonomy losses, while warning against long term revenue burdens.
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Georgia
Savannah Morning News
Morning News
Land Enhineer
Corn Acquitted in Pellagra Case at Rome Trial
Italian inquiry clears maize of pellagra link and blames the simulium replans, a biting fly, for the disease. The field committee denies corn as the cause, easing concerns for corn-based foods while noting uncertain US culprits like the buffalo fly and black fly.
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Rome
Italy
Sambon
United States
West
North
Judge Lawson Declines Run for Governor
The neighboring Putnam judge Lawson has declined to run for governor after a mass meeting of supporters urged him to enter the race. The Telegraph notes his decision as a mark of respect for his experienced, sound money Democratic stance and predicts strong real support would have faced Gov Brown if he had entered.
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Lawson
Putnam
Sts
Telegraph
Macon
Eatonton
Mass
Judge Lawson
Simon-Paré Cleveland
Congress
Georgia University for Women and state education gap
The piece argues Georgia has no state supported higher education institution for women. It notes the University of Georgia serves male students, while the state's daughters lack a corresponding flagship university. It cites four thousand students in the University and its branches, urging reform and legislative action.
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Georgia
Legislative Councils
State of Georgia
University of Georgia
A Dream of a Separate University for Women in Georgia
The article argues Georgia should establish a state supported university for women in Athens. It notes no equal state provision exists beyond private or denominational options and praises parallel but independent universities for women. It envisions two co ordinated, distinct universities serving the South with equal standards.
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State Normal School
North Georgia Agricultural College
Georgia
Emory
Wesleyan
Mercer
Shorter
Cox
Brenan
Commonwealth
Church College
University OF Georgia
Athens
Southland
Abolition of Fees Sparks Georgia County Action
The movement to end the dangerous fee system in public officer pay gains momentum in Fulton and Bibb counties Georgia with support from Macon News and the Atlanta Constitution. Critics say fee paid offices fuel corruption while real salaries lag and audits may reveal costs.
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Georgia
Chattanooga
Fulton
Atlanta
Bibb
Macon
Bibb County Grand Jury
General Assembly
Macon News
Atlanta Constitution
Men of the Mortar and Pestle Honor Georgia Pharmacists
Athens yesterday welcomed the Georgia Pharmaceutical Association as city leaders turned over the keys. The piece praises pharmacists for accuracy and responsibility in compounding medications, noting rare fatal errors despite vast prescription volumes. It highlights public underappreciation and the profession’s trust in medical care.
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Athens
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
Georgia
Georgia Commencement: Athens Center of Empire State Life
The piece extols Georgia commencements centered in Athens, praising the University as the state’s enduring institution. It notes visitors and a week of events drawing leaders from across Georgia, reaffirming Athens as the cultural and educational heart of the South.
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Georgia
Athens
Macon
Atlanta
Savannah
Empire
South
Canada Teaching the South Exiles Farmers to Canada
A dated analysis cites Canadian immigration records showing Americans moving northward at increasing rates from 1897 to 1910, with annual U S arrivals nearing 100 000 and total twelve year outflow surpassing half a million. The piece urges the Southern states to advertise and attract settlers, noting Canada’s vast resources and climate versus the South.
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Canada
United States
Canadian Bureau of Immigration
William D. Scott
J. Bruce Welker
Europe
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Great Britain
Bureau
British Empire
Board of Trade
Sothern
South
University for Women in Athens Proposed
The Banner reports a plan to create a separate women's university in Athens linked to the University of Georgia. A Lucy Cobb Institute resolution urges forming a conference committee to consider incorporation as a department of the university. The scheme promises safety, dignity, proximity to Georgia faculty, and economic benefits from new prominent families moving to town.
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Athens
MEIU
Lucy Cobb Institute
Ag & Department
University
Lacy Cobb Institute
Woman's University
University of Georgia
Georgia
Woman's Universlty
Georgia Woman's University
Reforming the Judicial Procedure in Georgia Bar Meet
The Georgia Bar Association gathers to map a sweeping overhaul of Georgia's courts from justice of the peace to the supreme court. Leading lawyers discuss economic and scientific reform, pledging an earnest effort to guide the state's judiciary toward modern, standardized procedure.
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Georgia Bar Association
Georgia
Justice of the Peace Tribunal
Supreme Court
Cobb
United States
Bar Association
Supreme
Appelate
Milwaukee Socialists Eye Two Congress Seats
The piece notes Milwaukee and surrounding areas expect to elect two Socialists to Congress. It mentions Mike Milwaukee district inclusion and ongoing party activity across Wisconsin, plus comments on Taft and Democratic calls for primary reform.
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Congress
Wisconsin
Mikewaukee
Ottumwa
Milwaukee
Vtcinity
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