Immigration debate stirs Georgia plans and federal ruling
Debates over immigration policy cloud Georgia efforts to recruit European immigrants. Secretary of Commerce and Labor Straua’s decision and Attorney General Bonaparte’s ruling draw divergent views on the Southern scheme. Georgia officials, led by Betjeman, press cautiously with Washington guidance while labor groups fear wage pressure. A Charleston-bound shipload could trigger inquiries, yet optimism remains that immigration will proceed. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup ad follows, and Gip Powell’s petty arrest yields a lone penny remark by an officer.
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Straua
Department of Commerce and Labor
South
Congress
Bonaparte
Atanta
Georgia
Savannah Morning News
Georgia Immigration Association
Europe
House
South Carolina
Charleston
Mil i
North Carolina
Immigration Association
Clarke County legal notices and corporate petitions
Clarke County Georgia authorities publish road establishments for the 218th District and related land ownership actions. Guardianship, sale of property, and corporate charter petitions include University of Georgia Athletic Association, Athens Mattress and Spring Bed Company, and St Marys Hospital with details on scope, capital, residence in Athens, and court dates.
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Dass Winters
Claud Tuck
W Childs
Childs
J. M. Hodgson
J. T. Pittard
W. 3. Holman
Clarke County
Athena
Georgia
Banks County
J. M. Gordon
Willie Lamar Gordon
C. H. Brand
Western Circuit
Jackson County
W. R. Tuck
J. R. Tuck
W. H. Morton
218Th
Said County
W. R Tuck
Tucker Pope
J. R. Crane
Tom Fambrough
J. R. Tribble
Oglet
Court of Ordinary
Glynn County
Court House
Margaret Carey
County of
Clarke
G. M
Gaines
Adeline Gresham
Fifth Street
River Street
Eliza Thompson
Court House Door
Insald
Mia
Carol
Harris
Athens Savings Bank
Georgia National Bank
J. Crawford
Superior Court
E. J. Crawford
Clarke Co
Deafness Cure Promises By Constitutional Remedies
An advertisement states deafness cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated by constitutional remedies. It attributes hearing loss to inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by catarrh and offers Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward for any case cured by catarrh. The notice lists F J Creney & Co of Toledo and Hall’s Family Pills for consumption.
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Hall
F. J Creney & CO
Toleco
Mr Avs Dies at Salisbury Funeral Planned in Burlington
Mr Hayes father of Mrs J W Ingle of this city died yesterday at the home of Mr N W Collett in Salisbury North Carolina after a decline in health and a quick fatal attack. He had stayed with his daughter here and a funeral is set for today in Burlington North Carolina. The notice also promotes DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve for skin ailments.
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Mr. Hayes
J. W. Ingle
N. W. Collett
Salisbury
N.C
Ingle
North Carolina
Burlington, N. C
DeWitt
Mrs Taylor Tries Suicide At Home
Mrs Ed L Taylor wife of BE Taylor of 701 South Lumpkin street attempted death by her own action yesterday morning at home in the absence of family. She was found unconscious and in dangerous condition by her husband and Dr Fullilove and resuscitated. She was not known to have ingested poison or inhaled fumes but remains under care.
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Ed L. Taylor
BE. L. Taylor
South
Lumpkin Street
EK. P. Taylor
Dr. Fullilove
Mrs. Taylor
Frank Griffeth
Mrs. Griffeth
Georgia Forest Association Organized Here
The Georgia Forest Association has formed with headquarters in the city. Prof. Alfred Akerman of the University of Georgia leads the move and a temporary charter will be filed. A magazine on forestry will begin soon, with first issue likely in April or May. Membership includes annual and patron options. Akerman serves as secretary and treasurer.
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Sylvanus Morris
Georgia Forest Association
Alfred Akerman
Department of Forestry
University of Georgia
Penn
Georgia
Citizens Pleased With College Movement in Athens
Citizens in Athens discuss a plan by FL A Glenn and H E Byrne of Tyler to establish a big commercial college. They would sell 110 transferable scholarships to fund attendance and promote the school, with local support urged from university and normal school students and the chamber of commerce.
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FL A
Glenn
H. E. Byrne
Tyler
Tex
Vatablan
Athens
Barrow
University
Moo Michael Chamber of Commerce
Belives
University of Georgia
State Normal School
Thomas J. Shackelford
Athena
Miss Orchard Leaves St Marys Hospital for Atlanta
Miss Orchard head nurse at St Marys Hospital departed for Atlanta yesterday and will travel to Richmond in a few days. The head nurse post in Athena will be filled later. Friends here regret her decision to leave the city.
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Richmond
Miss Orchard
St. Mary's Hospital
Atanta
Athena
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Orr Drug Co
Gip Powell
Gip
State OF Georgia
C. M. Snelling
Sanford
Billups Phinizy
E. H. Dorsey
John Welch
T. 8. Mell
M. G. Michael
University of Georgia Athletic Association
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United States
Edwin W. Dart
B. Wingfield, SR
Ordy. Clarke Co. Ga
B. Y. Harris
Caro Y. Harls
Nat D Arnold
Ogelthorpe County
W. H. Dorsey
O H. Arnold, Jr
C. J. O'Farrell
A . H. O'Farrell
Mattresa and Spring Bed Company
Henry C. Tuck
F. Foster
Robert Preston Hodgson
Bailey Thomas Hodgson
B. Wingfield
Borgia Clarke County
J. C. Newton
E. L. Newton
Maggie P. Johnson
Edward P. Eberhart
Wingfield
Ordinary
H. M. Fullilove
J. P. Proctor
Incorporation
Geo. C. Thomas
Att Y
State OF
Wilson's
Broad Street
Wilson's Auction House
A. M. Merriwether
W. W. Stulbert
Patriota’ Blood and
Labrera
MR. Avs
Forestry Association
Sylvania
Massachusetts
Giwa
Briggs
Schurman
Rockefeller