Chancellor Pays Tribute to Judge Bleckley at University Service
Chancellor Barrow, at a university chapel prayer service, eulogized Judge Logan E F Bleckley as a seeker of truth whose life focused on truth over wealth. He noted Georgians honor Bleckley for service to people and generation, admired by students and faculty alike.
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University
Georgia
University Chapel
Barrow
Logan EF. Bleckley
Bleckley
Judge Bleckley
University Increases Postoffice Business
University bulletins sent by Professor Stewart reach every county of Georgia as thousands of agricultural leaflets go out from Athens. Professor Wooster will shortly begin distributing the Summer Normal School bulletin, detailing faculty and courses for teachers and prospective teachers statewide.
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Athens
Normal School
University
Stewart
Wooster
Georgia
Sanitary Inspector's February report notes good health status
The February report shows no contagious diseases, city aid to about 20 families with groceries and dry goods, plus wood or coal for near as many, and payment for a coffin for a needy case. It also records condemnation and removal of spoiled fruit from a railroad road entering the city and prompt compliance by the railroad.
Lucy Cobb Institute Magazine March Issue Preview
The March issue of Lucy Cobb Institute Magazine in press promises bright regular departments and a varied literary bill. Contributors include Flo Rene Watts with The Ordeal of Richard Feverer and Roberta Slade with A Tale of Two Cities, plus pieces by Naomi Wells, Julia Brand, Rosa Smith, Ruth Jones, Mildred Mell, May Harbin, and Callie Hull.
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Lucy Cobb Institute
Georgia Day
Institute
Richard Feverer
Flo Rene Watts
Two Cities
Roberta Slade
Robert Fe, Lee
Naomi Wells
Yaryoma
Julia Brand
Rosa Smith
Ruth Jones
Mildred Mell
May Harbin
Callie Hull
Hall's Sheriff Crow Makes Historic Georgia Arrest Record
Sheriff William A. Crow of Hall County, in his second year, has built a record unseen among Georgia sheriffs. He reports over a thousand arrests since taking office, with 846 warrants cleared in his first year. He works actively beside Gainesville police, uses trained bloodhounds, and is considered a valuable, energetic county lawman.
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William A. Crow
Hall
Athens
Gainesville
Georgia
Money for Agricultural Schools Funds Released in Georgia
Money for agricultural schools in Georgia already moves forward as the act funding eleven new schools begins. Checks for 2000 dollars were mailed to the treasurer of the boards of trustees, marking the first payment under the law. The funds come from fertilizer inspection fees collected by the state agricultural department.
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State House
Atlanta
Boards of Trustees
State Agricultural Department
Three Cases For One Transaction In Athens Jail
Will Martin, a negro, is jailed in Clarke County on a murder warrant from East Athens crimes last year's holidays. He previously faced disorderly conduct and concealed pistol charges, serving months in the chain gang. Now awaiting superior court action next month, he faces a single murder case arising from the same incident.
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Will Martin
Clarke County
East Athens
Martin
Athens
Georgia Baseball Day Alumni Game on Campus
Tomorrow afternoon on the campus the regular Georgia baseball team meets the alumni squad led by King Arthur Sullivan and managed by Ike Levy. Sullivan is in the city and will pitch for the alumni. Moore Cox McBride Scott Cooper and other former Georgians will play. The game tests this year’s Georgia squad and is expected to draw a large crowd.
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Georgia
King Arthur Sullivan
Ike Levy
Sullivan
Moore
Cox
McBride
Scott
Cooper
Alumi
Relics urged for Jamestown Exposition collection
The Daughters of the American Revolution in Georgia call for relics to display at the Jamestown exposition, marking 300 years since Jamestown and highlighting Georgia's early role. Citizens and patriotic bodies urged to loan documents, portraits, costumes, silver, and other era items while avoiding quilts. contact any chapter regent or Dr. J. A. C. Chandler.
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Daughters of the American Revolution
Georgia
National Society
Jamestown
New World
South
Virginia
Atlanta
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Alanta
Hall of History
Revolution
Donald Me
Lean
J. A. Rounsaville
Rome
Morgan
Savannah
William Lawson Peel
Anna C Benning
Columbus
Robert RK
Park
J. A. C. Chandler
Exposition Officea
Mits
Robert Emory Park
Lon Fine Printing
Leada
Women’s Christian Temperance Union Meeting Planned
Following the international answer visit, renewed interest and enthusiasm rise for the W C T U work. All members and interested parties are invited to meet at Mrs H C Conway’s residence Saturday afternoon to discuss the society and plan community efforts.
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Woman’s Christan’ Temperance Union
H. C. Conway
Last Rites for Judge Logan E B Bleckley in Atlanta
The body of Judge Logan E B Bleckley lay in the state capitol rotunda as dignitaries from Georgia’s civic, professional and business life viewed the remains. An honorary escort, the Atlanta Bar Association, and a Trinity Methodist pastor led the funeral rites in the state library then supreme court room before burial at Oakland.
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Atlanta, Ga
Logan Eb, Bleckley
State Capitol
State Library
Supreme Court Room
Atlanta Bar Association
Capitol
Court House
J. W. Lee
Trinity Methodist Church
Alex Smith
Oakland
Death and Burial of Capt. Frierson in Butler Georgia
Capt T H Frierson prominent Butler citizen dies at home after civil war service with Athens Guards and Third Georgia regiment. He served as Butler mayor, Bank of Butler cashier, tax receiver and Mason. Survived by wife and children, burial held Wednesday afternoon with sisters Sarah and Mary Ann Frierson present.
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Butler, Ga
T. HY. Frierson
Captain Frierson
Athens
Sarah
Mary Ann Frierson
University
James Hall
Macon
H. P Wallace
Clyde Bateman
Butler
Robert
Herbert
Flem Frierson
Frierson
Athens Guards
Third
Georgia Regiment
Gettysburg
Bank of Butler
DeWitt’s Early Risers Tattle Sunshine Pills Sale
Little globules of sunshine that drive the gloom away. DeWitt's Tattle Early Risers will scatter the gloom of headache and biliousness. They do not gripe or sicken. Recommended and sold here by Orr Drug Co.
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Claude
DeWitt
Orr Drug Co
Native Mountains and City Affairs Report
A literary judge and poet described the Blue Ridge views from Rabun county. The mayor and council met night at city hall with routine business and discussions on a Georgia battleship silver service, an Athens grant, and Jamestown exposition funding. An ordinance adopted a city coat of arms. Water rents prompt payment resolution introduced. Inspector Mealor resigned for a higher paying post. Police officer D J Cook faced trial for misconduct after a prior clash with skating rink owner F J Rives. found guilty, punished by public reprimand and ten day suspension.
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Georgia
Louise DuBose
Mra. M. A. Lipscomb
Mildred Rutherford
Barrow
Athens
Finance Committee
Alderman Snelling
D. J. Cook
F. J. Rives
Rives
Clayton Street
Mr. Cook
Not A Dago Arrest In Athens For Vacant Charge
Vincenzo Neretto a Sunny Mtaly native, arrested at Seaboard station and jailed on a charge of vacancy as he sought passage to New York. He spoke little English and carried a check for 1000 Italian lire with Italian seals and notes. The suspect name appears as Gallinatto Vinanzo di Battista Cuono. Local experts doubt a thousand lives cashing in a tight community.
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Vincenzo Neretto
Sunny Mtaly
Seaboard
New York
Battista Cuono
Athens
Brazilians Camp Near City Traders Describe Band Distinct From Gypsies
A camp of Brazilian horse traders and fortune tellers has set up near the city beyond the Normal School. They are not Gypsies and have been misidentified with the O'Hara elan. This group is a different nationality and travels separately in the region.
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O'Hara Elan
DeWitts Carbolize Offers Quick Relief for Skin and Piles
The March wind no terror to DeWitt's Carbolize user. Mazet Saive helps chapped and cracked skin. Also useful for burns and piles. Sold here at Orr Drug Co.
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March
DeWitt
Mazet Saive
Orr Drug Co
Forward Fund To Starving Chinese Relief Drive
The north China famine causes widespread death and suffering as aid is organized worldwide. The Philathea Class of the First Baptist Church solicits contributions, sending funds next Monday through trusted organizations to ensure delivery.
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China
Philathea
First Baptist Church
Pitcher Foley of Georgia disabled by ankle sprain
One of the Georgia pitchers, Foley, has been incapacitated for the week due to a severe ankle sprain after a campus fall. The dislocation and pain hinder his ability to pitch in the upcoming games, including the Varsity’s Alumni game. Horace M. Holden of Crawfordville visited Athens during the period.
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Georgia
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L. E. Blecklfy
Lucy Cobb Institute Magazine
Negeo
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Gate City
Capt. Frierson
J.H. Mealor
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Mountains
Rabun County
Inspector Mealor
J. H. Mealor
Philatheas
Foley
OF Georgia
Horace M. Holden
Crawfordville
Pene
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