Convict Question discussed by Clarke officials and officials
Clarke County officials and Henry Vincent urge county commissioners to convene after the general assembly to consider convict lease reform. The plan would allow counties without convicts to receive them from others for road work and public projects, with proposed funding and agricultural exhibits linked to Northeast Georgia Fair and State Fair participation.
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Kman Vincent
Nia LP
Vincent
Santy Commissionera of
Clarke Jr
W. Palmer
Atlanta
Lanta
Cralanemby
Clarke County
County Commission
Premium lists for Northeast Georgia Fair near ready
Premium lists for the Northeast Georgia Fair to be held in this city October 6 to 10 will be printed tomorrow or the next day. Distribution of the lists to the section of the state will begin at once.
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Georgia
University of Georgia to establish new pharmacy school
Chancellor Hill reports to the board that the University of Georgia plans a new pharmacy school. The goal is to have a top southern program with strong faculty and ample facilities to educate pharmacists for the state. The effort emphasizes rigorous instruction and the public interest in professional education.
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Bool
University of Georgia
Hill
Board of Tras
Aleep
Asad Bar
Lawyers Readied for Tallulah Falls Georgia Bar Meet
Athena lawyers prepare for the Georgia Bar Association annual session at Tallulah Falls July 8 and 9. Judge Hamilton McWhorter will present on Federal Legislation, reviewing Congress and forecasting future work. Mr Sullvance Morris will speak and participate on Memorials and Land Titles committees.
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Athena Bar
Georgia Bar Association
Tallulah Falla
Hamilton McWoorter
Sullvance Morris
McWhorter
Morris
Park
Athens
Tallulah Falls
Committal Trials Bound Over In City Court
Yesterday at the courthouse Nell Patterson and Kate O Dwyer were bound over to the city court with bonds of 100 dollars each. Both defendants were released after the bonds were posted. Also advertised: Chamberlain's Pain Balm for cuts and bruises available from local merchants.
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Court House
Nell Patterson
Kate O'Dwyer
Foster
Healel Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith & Bro
Finley Addresses Georgia Graduates At University Chapel
Dr. John H. Finley of Princeton delivered the baccalaureate address to graduates at the University of Georgia chapel in a capacity crowd. He cited immigrant roots, urged lofty purpose, moral courage, and civic duty as essential to shaping America's future and overcoming challenges.
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John H. Finley
Princeton
N.J
College of the City of New York
University of Georgia
University Chapel
Finley
Princeton University
Woodrow Wilson
Georgia
Stockton Axson
Grover Cleveland
Henry van Dyke
Tropics
Europe
Ed Maxwell Dies in Lexington After Illness
Ed Maxwell longtime Oglethorpe county figure former sheriff dies at home in Lexington after a brief illness. He was a well known local leader and brother of Hon. Walter Maxwell of Crawford. He leaves a grieving family as friends extend sympathies.
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Lexington
Ed Maxwell
Oglethorpe County
Maxwell
Walter Maxwell
Crawford
Jackson to Move Florist business to Athens
Gainesville florist Mr. J. E. Jackson plans to move to Athens and establish hot houses here. He will choose a location soon and relocate the greenhouses to the Classic City, where residents welcome the coming enterprise.
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J. E. Jackson
Athens
Gainesville
J. E Jackson
Jackson
Fire on Pope Street Damages Small House
Yesterday morning the fire department responded to a blaze on Pope street. The fire damaged a small house occupied by Black residents but was extinguished before they arrived, and damage was nominal.
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Pope Street
Mr Jack Bower Chosen Captain of University Baseball Team
Mr. Jack Bower has been chosen as captain of the University baseball team for the next year. Mr. Paul Lovejoy has been named as manager of the tennis team.
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Jack Bower
Paul Lovejoy
Dr H O White Heads To Deliver Ohio College Address
Dr H O White leaves today for Ohio to deliver the baccalaureate address at the State College of Agriculture. He is hailed as an able and entertaining orator whose words should inspire graduates to pursue truth, duty, and improvement for a better future.
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H. O. White
Ohio
State College of Agriculture
White
Olive Schreiner
Educators Open Seaboard Trip and University Summer School
The National Educational Association meets in Boston July 6 to 10 with leaders like President Eliot and Secretary Shephard. A Seaboard trip from Atlanta to Boston departs July 20, costing 33, with Norfolk and New York stops, returning by Sept 1. Athens prepares for the University Summer School opening in July with expected attendance over 700 teachers from Georgia and neighboring states.
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National Educational Association
Boston
Eliot
Shephard
Association
Atlanta
Norfolk
New York
Georgia
William M. Slaton
Boys’ High School
Georgia Educational Association
W. F. Slaton
W. B. Merritt
J. Henry Walker
Sapt
Griffin Public Schools
University of Georgia
Athens
F. M. Harper
Early
Harper
Major Jones
Exly County
E. 0. Branson
Alabama
Florida
Handsome cane presented to City Engineer Barnett
William Fleming fashioned a cedar city hall cane and crowned it with a gold bead. He presented the handsome gift to City Engineer J. W. Barnett who supervises the new city hall erection. Backlen's Arnica Salve advertised as a remedy and sold by local druggists.
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William Fleming
City Hall
J. W. Barnett
Bnder
Will Help Get New Railroad for Carnesville Line
President Edwards acting under a Chamber of Commerce resolution has named a committee to secure an electric railway from Athens to Carnesville. The group includes J. F. Rhodes as chairman and J. J. Strickland J. T. Shackelford J. N. Webb O. H. Arnold Jr J. J. O. McMahan and Harry Hodgeon and will liaise with Carnesville editor Dortch to garner support.
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Edwards
Chamber of Commerce
Carnesville
Athens
Edwards O
J. F. Rhodes
J. J. Strickland
T. J. Shackelford
J. N. Webb
O. H. Arnnold, Jr
J.J. O. McMahan
Harry Hodgeon
Dortch
Night School Closes Tonight At East Athens
Closing exercises of the East Athens Night School will be held this evening at the Oak Street school building. A large crowd is expected as the program has been arranged and the event concludes the session.
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East Athens
Oak Street
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