Clement A Evans in dying condition in Atlanta
Special to the Banner reports General Clement A Evans, aged Confederate veteran leader, former UCV chief, Georgia gubernatorial candidate, local Methodist preacher, and prison commission member, is in a dying condition and not expected to live till daylight. His recent appointment by Governor elect Hoke Smith as adjutant general of Georgia is noted.
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Atlanta
Clement A. Evans
United Confederate Veterans’ Association of the South
Georgia
Methodist Church
North Georgia
Prison Commission of Georgia
General Scott
Hoke Smith
Narrow auto crash endangers two men in Athens
Yesterday afternoon in Athens a black driver Daniel collided with white hackman Wier near Davis pool room. The car skidded on Athens Berry Street, struck a dray tongue tearing off the steering wheel and narrowly missed Wier, while the hack, No. 6, had its spokes shattered.
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Daniel
W. M. Slaughter
Mr. Wier
Wier
Davis Pool Room
Clayton and
College Avenue
Talmadge
Allpbery Street
Fears
Williamson's
Talmadge’s
Athens Fruit Company
Zis
Mr. Wiet
Operation Successful in Pellagra Treatment at St Marys
A young woman with pellagra received vinous injections at St Marys hospital. The skin was dry and peeling on the arms, but the treatment showed improvement as the flesh color and skin circulation improved and the overall condition toned up. Physicians report pleased with the early results.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Charbonnier Way Named At Georgia University
The University of Georgia trustees formally named the campus walkway Charbonnier Way in memory of Dr. L. H. Charbonnier of Augusta who devoted forty years to the university as a professor of physics and in other roles. The designation honors his long service and last teaching role.
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University of Georgia
Charbonnier Way
Broad Street
L. H. Charbonnier
Augusta
Cotton Field Leaders Help Shape State Education
Jackson county proud of two agri rooted leaders, Col. Tom Shackelford and Rev. Joe Bennett, who rose from cotton fields to preside on the State Normal School board and the visiting board of the University. The pair, famed for energetic service, once rivaled in picking cotton, with Bennett once said to pick nearly five hundred pounds of seed cotton in a day.
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Jackson County
Tom Shackelford
State Normal School
University
Joe Bennett
Board of Visitors To the Wit of Georgia
Tom Shack
Joe
Alumni raise eleven thousand for university needs
The University of Georgia alumni association in Athens decided to raise fifteen thousand dollars to pay off a debt owed by the land trustees. Five thousand dollars was pledged in ten minutes, boosting totals to eleven thousand five hundred dollars by night. The funds will assist the new Alumni Y M C A building and gymnasium, with further pledges listed from many prominent alumni and several hundred-dollar gifts from classes and faculty.
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Alumni Association of the
University of Georgia
Alumni Association
E. H. Callaway
Augusta
Clark Howell
Atlanta
S .B. Adams
R. P. Brooks
The
University
Sylvain Morris
C. M. Strahan
W. O. Payne
Hamilton McWhorter
Athens
W. M. Slaton
C. M. Walker
Monroe
John C. Hart
Union Point
8. B. Adama
Savannah
3. M. Cofer
Methodist College of
Emory
Oxford
J. J. Bennett
Mercer
Baptist University
Macon
J. D. Hammond
Nashville
Negro Theological Training School
Association
City of
Times
Adama
Old Georgia
L. G. Hardman
A. H
J. M. Hodgson
Joseph M. Brown
Bowdre Phinizy
James White
Lee Worsham
A. M. Soule
W. C. Thompson
Sandy Beaver
B. B. Bower
John D. Hammond
T. W. Reed
B. Adams
F. K. Boland
J. Lindsay Johnson
Four Negroes Trialed in Yard Goods Larceny Ring
Yesterday Judge Young presided over the trial of Lon Thornton Louis Walls Will Nix and William Newsom for a systematic larceny ring. The group allegedly stole bacon groceries and sidemeat from Rowland & Co and the 8 A L railroad depot and cars. Newsom a local merchant faced charges of disposing of the goods at low prices. All four were bound over on $250 bonds each.
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William Newsom
Cleveland Avenue
Possible settlement of Mutual Life Industrial case in Georgia
Report notes that an adjustment of differences between policyholders and Mutual Life Industrial Association of Georgia may settle litigation out of court. President-treasurer John A. Darwin says nothing definite is available, but the matter could be arranged to avoid further court action, affecting six thousand or more policyholders.
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Mutual Life Industrial Association
Mutual Life Industrial Association of Georgia
John A. Darwin
Darwin
University of Georgia marks 110 years of usefulness
Today completes the hundred and tenth year of usefulness of the University of Georgia to the state. The young men who go out today are the evidences.
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University of Georgia
Thirteenth International Sunday School Convention Opens in San Francisco
In San Francisco 15,000 attend as delegates flood the city for the thirteenth triennial convention of the International Sunday School Association starting today and lasting a week. An opening program features welcomes from Governor Johnson and Mayor McCarty, plus addresses on The Sunday School in the Christian Conquest and The Open Bible and the Uplifted Cross. A mass adult Bible class parade and sessions on home missions, temperance, and race work follow, with a pastors congress to conclude the week.
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San Francisco
Cal
International Sunday School Association
United States
Canada
Association
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
San Diego
Victoria
Cty
Coliseum
Johnson
California
McCarty
Rolla V. Watts
D. H. H. Bell
John Stites
Louisville
International Association
Justice MacLaren
Ontario Court of Appeals
David G. Doney
Chicago
North America
Dr. Chapman
Charles F. Acked
San Franciso
H. M. Hamill
Nashville
Tenn
R. F. Coyle
Denver
Colo
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement Listed
Athens citizen Mrs. F P Richards testifies in support of Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. She confirms a 1908 endorsement and urges continued publication. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, sole U.S. agents. Remember the name Doan's.
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Athens
FP. Richards
N. Thomas St
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Government Officials After the Trust Examinations
Washington reports intense probes into trust connections with government figures. testimony shows top prosecutors like Wickersham and Kellogg linked to trust finances and deals, including roles with sugar and steel trusts. Bristow’s push against direct Senate elections sparks party divisions as Lloyd, Clark, and Taft face internal pressures. A new 25 million bread trust raises public concern amid broader anti trust battles.
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Washington
House
United States
Wickersham
New York
Strong and Cadwallader
Henry P. Taft
Frank B. Kellogs
United, States
Great Trust
Steel Trust
Stanley Committee
Kellogg
Roosevelt
Gray and
H. C. Frick
Spirits of Steel Trust
Tennessee Coal, Iron & Railway Company
Kellogs
Philander C. Knox
Anti-Trust League
Bristow
Kansas
Sutherland
Utah
Ring of Wall Street Bacc Beers
Senate
General Baking Company
Attorney General's
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Cab Rettee
Coca-Cola
Coca-Cole
Normal School Board
Bear Brand
Bear
Lows Gear Drug CO
Peatarats
Drayman
Taylor Saw Mills Lead
International S. S. Association
Medion
TEE Lewis Bear
Sea Serotecatin Standard Oil | Oil Company
Lorimer
Ilinois
Guggenheim
Colorado
Cummins
Iowa
Lippitt
Rhode Island
Clapp
Minnesota
Smoot
Stephenson
Wisconsin
la Follette
Grenna
Borah
Poindexter and Works
Lloyd
James T. Lloyd
Missouri
Au Othees
Clark
Champ Clark
Taft
Congress
Bread Trust
Cure
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