Double commencements in Athens at State Normal and Lucy Cobb
Athens to host back to back commencements as Lucy Cobb Institute and State Normal School schedule overlapping events. The Lucy Cobb program includes outdoor play The Sign of the Leopard, recitals, alumnae banquet, concert, baccalaureate sermon by Rev. John D. Mell, literary address by Hon. William M. Howard, and senior class reception. State Normal events feature senior reception, Confederate Daughters, music recital, juniors' reception, commencement sermon by Dr. Plato Durham, annual oratory play, S N S Glee Club program, and baccalaureate by Hon. J Ogden Persons with graduating exercises staged at Winnie Davis Memorial Hall.
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Athens
State Normal School
Lucy Cobb Institute
Lucy Cobb
Institute
Marion Cobb
Albert Newell
Atlanta
Seney Stovall Chapel
John D. Mell
Pound
Daughters of the Confederacy
Imall
Music
Plato Durham
Theological Department
Emory University
Oratory
Miss Augusta Center
The
Summer Association
Glee Club
J. Ogden Persons
Forsyth
Senate
General Assembly of Georgia
Winnie Davis Memorial Hall
Germans Repel French Offensive Near Verdun
The Germans answered the French assault in the Deaumont region with heavy attacks while French defenses at Fort Douaumont held. Italian front shows retreats to main defenses in Tyrol as Austrian forces push. Russian forces drive Germans back on the Pripet and occupy Serbecht near Mesopotamia. Turkish advances repulsed near Trebizond. UK Parliament passes another large war credit. Germany forms a centralized food dictatorship to secure nourishment amid blockade pressure.
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Cave
Fort Douaumont
Deadman’s Hill
Italy
Tyrol
Pome
Astico
Brenta
Sagens
Vienna
Borgo
Lake Garda
Pripet
Voseluha
Shorter train crew hours would raise transport costs
The Southeastern Railways executive committee warned Washington that shortening freight train crew hours will raise transportation costs. They argued that reducing hours would require fewer cars per run or more trains and crews, increasing overtime or new crew payments, since output depends on locomotive power and speed.
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Washington, D. C
Southeastern Railways
Ion
Freman
Crown
Prohibition Party Eyes Bryan as Possible Presidential Candidate
Associated Press reports that Chicago leaders consider William Jennings Bryan as a potential Prohibition party candidate if the Democratic convention fails to adopt a national prohibition plank. Names like Hobson, Sulzer, Foss, Hanly, and Miles are also floated for the St Paul convention set for July 19 to 22. Bryan replies that he has heard nothing of such a bid and does not expect to be a candidate.
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Associated Press
Chicago
William Jennings Bryan
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
Sulzer
New York
Foss
Massachusetts
Hanly
Indiana
Nelson A. Miles
St. Paul
University of Georgia Professor Tops Commencement Circuit
Prof. R. Be. Park head of the English department at the University of Georgia is in demand for commencement addresses. He travels from Lavonia to Tennille to Cartersville then Athens and Hawkinsville before visiting Midville for graduations, promoting the state wide speaking tour. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey marketed for children's coughs and colds is advertised at 26 cents a bottle in drugstores.
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R. BE. Park
University of Georgia
Lavonia
Tennille
South Georgia
Cartersville
Athens
Hawkinsville
Midville
Dr. Bell
Special rule set for naval appropriation bill debate
Washington reports Democrats set a special rule to bring the naval appropriation bill to a final House vote by Friday or Saturday next week. The rule, to be introduced Monday, allows night sessions and limited general debate after a heated floor argument between Majority Leader Kitchin and Minority Leader Mann.
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Associated Press
Washington
Lester Kitchin
Mann
Kitchin
Teaching Force Elected by City Board of Education
The city board of education held its regular meeting and elected the entire teaching staff for high school and grammar and primary grades. Several resignations were accepted and replacements named, including new hires in French, German, domestic science, and utility teaching. A new grade at Childs Street and two for the colored schools were authorized. A regular fire drill was approved to begin next term.
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Board of Education
H. D. Williams
M. C. Austin
Margaret Campbell
R. F. Harris
Robert Wesley
Well Mallory
Norvine Holliday
Mamie Bishop
Martha Downer
Stella Pittman
Margaret Stone
Miriam Pope
Bond
Childs ‘Street
Odd Fellows Elect Officers at Atlanta Grand Encampment
In Atlanta on May 23 the grand encampment of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows opened for a three day program. Officers elected include Grand patriarch Homer Ashley Atlanta and Grand high priest James H Groves Marietta among others with delegates from across Georgia attending.
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Atlanta
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Great Secret Order
Homer Ashley
Jas. H. Groves
Marietta
R. C. Burnham
Savannah
Odd Fellows
Georgia
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Rebekah Assembly
Two Negros Detained by Police With Opposite Symptoms of Unsound Mind
Judge Howard, a colored man, was arrested near the Talmadge Brothers Company's wholesale house after his wife accused him of crazy behavior and assault. He behaved violently at times, sang spells, and showed a mania for whipping. His fourteen year old brother, suspected insane, displayed religious displays. Parents will care for them or send them to the asylum.
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Symptons
Howard
Talmadge Brothers Company
Mexican Forces Replace Americans in Campaign Against the Bandits
Carranza orders 39 000 troops toward the border to push the bandit campaign while American troops stay quiet General Treviso moves into northeastern Chihuahua to secure territory evacuated by the second American punitive expedition which has returned to the United States Baker says the Sibley Langhorne expedition was not withdrawn by Washington It is believed retirement stems from losing the hot trail of bandits Officials think no good could come from remaining in Mexico The state department said a new note from Carranza may take a week to prepare.
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Associated Press
Washington
State and War’ Departments
Carranza
Treviso
Chihuahua
United States
Glenn Springs
Texas
Big Bend
Baker
Mexico
State Department
Sloan's Liniment Relief for Neuralgia and Headache
An advert claims Sloan's Liniment quickly eases neuralgia and neuralgic headache with a tingling warmth and restful sleep. It also touts Chamberlain's Tablets for biliousness and sick headache as the remedy Miss Lala Skelton of Churchville found permanent relief from.
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Sloan
Lala Skelton
Churchville
Chamberlain
Adr
Barrow County Moves Prisoners From Clarke County Jail
Barrow County sheriff transfers prisoners to the new Winder jail after completion. Five Barrow inmates were moved from Clarke County Jail, with others remaining before the transfer.
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Barrow
Clarke CO
Winder
Barrow County
Clarke County
Dr Kings New Life Pills Featured As Spring Laxative
An old advertisement promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as a spring laxative that moves sluggish bowels stimulates the liver and clears the system of impurities. It urges readers to clear body poisons and notes availability at druggists as papers question who else leads in Georgia gubernatorial race coverage.
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Dr. King
Georgia
Carrie Livingstone Death Through Carbolic Acid Poison
Carrie Livingstone a colored woman near middle age took carbolic acid at her Willow Street home after a quarrel with her husband. She was found by police and city physicians but died despite efforts to save her. Burial followed yesterday.
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Carrie Livingstone
Willow Street
Georgia Railroad
Diocese of Atlanta Convenes Council in Rome Georgia
Rome Georgia May 23 The ninth annual council of the Episcopalian diocese of Atlanta will convene in Rome for a two day session starting Wednesday morning May 24 Presiding will be Rev C K Nelson bishop of Atlanta Hosts include Rev H Fields Saumenig rector of St Peters Rome with clergy and lay delegates from North Georgia The Woman s Auxiliary meets concurrently with Mrs C L Pettigrew of Atlanta presiding over those sessions
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Rome
Episcopalian Diocese of
Atlanta
H. Fields Saumenig
St. Peter’s Church
C. K. Nelson
Georgia
L. B. Richards
Woman's Auxiliary
C. L. Pettigrew
Juniors Name Offifers For Year At University
The junior class of the University yesterday elected H. L. Wingate of Camilla Ga as president Howard McCall of Atlanta as vice president C R Ashley of Valdosta as secretary and treasurer B P Drexel of Tifton as historian D N Fields of McDonough as poet and Buzene Robert Black Jr of Atlanta as chaplain There was no opposition to the ticket After the election the president elect took the class to Costa s for delicious refreshments.
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H. L. Wingate
Camilla
P Pesident
Howard McCall
Atlanta
C. R. Ashley
Valdosta
B. P. Drexel
Tifton
D. N. Fields
McDonough
Buzene Robert Black, Jr
Costa
Baptist leaders return from Southern Convention in Asheville
Rev J W Lynch and Rev John D Mell among church leaders back from the Southern Baptist Convention in Asheville North Carolina. Coughs and colds linger from fall to spring prompt recommendation of Dr King s New Discovery for quick relief and healing.
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J. W. Lynch
D. D
First Baptist Church
John D. Mell
Georgia Baptist Convention
R. B. Neighbour
The
Baptist Tabernacle
Southern Baptist Convention
Asheville
N. C
Dr. King
Palmer & Co. Advertise Kidney Pills in Taunton and High Point
Mrs Mary A Dean of Taunton and Mr Sam A Hoover of High Point share testimonials praising a medicine called Kidney Pills. They claim notable relief from kidney trouble and nightly disturbances after taking the product. The message appears under H. R. Palmer & Co. banner.
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Mary A. Dean
Taunton
Sam A. Hoover
High Point
N.C
Haar
Ieee
H. R. Palmer & Gong
Plan to Mobilize Industries for War Council
Washington May 23. A bill introduced by Chairman Hay proposes a national council of seven cabinet members to nominate an advisory seven member survey commission to mobilize and concentrate U S industrial resources for war. President Wilson approves the measure and an initial $200000 appropriation is requested.
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Washington
House
Hay
Military Committee
Presdent Wilson
Bulgaria now far removed from European fight
Sofia May 23 The closing of three large military hospitals signals Bulgaria's distance from the war in Europe. The Saloniki front remains quiet. Aviona attack concerns Austro-Hungarians. The Bulgarian army rests, reorganizes with German and Austro-Hungarian lessons, and reequips with trucks, furloughing 60,000 drivers and ox teams to farm. Bulgarian officers adopt German ways, uniforms, and greetings, viewing German officers as teachers while relations among the three armies stay cordial. Saloniki holds, evacuation would cost prestige, and Bulgaria sees no current aim to drive Allies from Saloni.
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Sofia
Bulgaria
Saloniki
Aviona
Bitte
Guch
Saloni
Greece
Foley Honey and Tar Promoted for Croup and Cough
Mrs Bebkamp of Covington Kentucky reports a neighbor used Foley's Honey and Tar for a child with croup and cough. She says after a couple of doses the child improved noticeably and she was pleased with the change. The advertisement cites H R Palmer & Co as the source.
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Foley
Mrs. Bebkamp
Covington
H.R. Palmer
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