Cadet Major Urges Morning Drill At University Of Georgia
Cadet Major Bentley Chapel writes in the Red and Black in favor of shifting military drills from afternoon to morning at the University of Georgia. He cites efficiency, student convenience, and government stipulations, noting that early drills save time and may raise attendance, with a faculty vote upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Georgia
Maojr Bentley
United States
United States Army
Military Department of
U. S
T'sinéorely
Dual Funerals Held At Local Methodist and Presbyterian Churches
Two funerals were held yesterday in the city, one for J. Thomas Eberhart at First Methodist and another for Joseph Burch at First Presbyterian. Police escorts and city officials attended both services, with interment at Oconee cemetery.
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First Methodist
First Presbyterian
Eberhart
J. Thomas Eberbu
R England
Avery
C Beg
Key A. A Sullivan
Mir. Eberhart
Oconee Cemetery
Miss Nixon Hurt Jumping From Milledge-Lumpkin Car
Miss Nixon stenographer for Judge Lumpkin was slightly hurt when alighting from a Milledge Lumpkin street car at Hill and Church. The late evening car was signaled ahead as she reached the ground and she escaped more serious injuries by releasing the hand-rail and jumping in the dark.
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Miss Nixon
E. K. Lumpkin
Hill and
Church Street
Jewish New Year Observed in Athens
The Jewish year 6674 Anno Mundi was celebrated yesterday in Athens with synagogue services and the closing of Jewish businesses. The day was observed as a holy day and a holiday, with the community marking the occasion in religious and commercial life. A plan for a morning drill at the school is favored by the commandant Lieut W R Kentwicks, the chancellor, and the physical director along with several faculty members.
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Athens
W. R. Kentwicks
Ant Ti
GOOD-LOOKING LINE-UP OPENS RED AND BLACK SEASON
The Red and Black football team starts the season at Sanford Mead tomorrow afternoon. The Alabama Preds may supply the vehicle to the foe as the team seeks cohesion. No official lineup yet but practice hints at Hitchcock and Conklin at ends Henderson and Malone at tackle Brown and Conyers guards Delaperriere center Paddock quarterback McWhorter right half Carey left half Powell full. Admission 60 cents, game called 3 15.
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Sanford Mead
Alabama
Cunningham
Hitchcock
Conklin
Henderson
Malone
Brown
Gainesville to host Georgia Baptist Convention week
Gainesville GA prepares to welcome about 600 ministers and laymen for the Georgia Baptist Convention at First Baptist Church starting November 18. Dr John D Mell presides with a host committee of city leaders to ensure ample accommodations and warm hospitality from Gainesville residents. Rev Lamar Sims to give opening sermon with Rev W L Cutts Sr as alternate.
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Gainesville
Georgia Baptist
Georgia Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
J. E. Hampston
Baptists
State Baptist Convention
John D. Mell
Athens
A. W. Besler
Hastman
Z. H Clark
Moultrie
R. C. Norman
Washington
T. B. Thames
Assistant Postmaster Injured in Farm Accident
Assistant Postmaster Paul Smith, after two weeks away for vacation, fell through a barn trap door while inspecting stored forage on a Jefferson road farm. He sustained several broken ribs and is not yet improving.
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Paul Smith
Jefferson Road
Pandora editors named at Georgia
Yesterday evening the chapel at the University saw the board of editors for the college annual The Pandora named. John Donald Wade of Marshallville is editor in chief, Edgar Rudolph Punc of Augusta and David Knox McKamey of Dalton are associate editors. Business management will be set each year to the best bidder, likely chosen in November or December.
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Pandora
John Donald Wade
Marshallville
Edgar Rudolph Punc
Augusta
David Knox McKamey
Dalton
Has High Words Praise for City
District Passenger Agent Geissler of the Seaboard Air Line Railway praised Athens for rapid growth with new hotels office buildings a courthouse and city hall since his west travels. The gunners report and the condition report did not affect the cotton market yesterday.
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Geissler
Seaboard Air Line Railway
the Bannerman
Athens
Georgia
Nix Opens Law Office with Shackelford Group
H Abit Nix, recently named special Instructor in law under Dean Sylvanus Morris, opens a law office in the Shackelford building with Col. T J Shackelford. He will teach classes part time and spend the rest of his day in offices and in the courts.
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H. Abit Nix
Sylvanus Morris
Col
T. J. Shackelford
Shackelford
Seaboard official visits Athens prompts train upgrades
District Passenger Agent Geissler of Seaboard Air Line, Atlanta, met local agent Hoke in Athens to praise the new buffet service on the early Atlanta train and announce plans for parlor car service on all passing trains. The Chamber of Commerce earlier urged these improvements with Mr. Geissler and Mr. Capps, and the effort is yielding results for a greater Athens under its traditional government.
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Geissler
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Atlanta
Athens
Hoke
Gelazier
Chamber of Commerce
Capps
Mysterious murder case targets Indiana veterinary dean and undertaker
Indianapolis October 2 The criminal court prepares for the murder trial of Dr William B Craig dean of the Indiana Veterinary College and Alonzo M Ragsdale a local undertaker indicted for the death of Dr Helene Knabe October 23 1911 The case draws attention due to the defendants social prominence and the puzzling circumstances surrounding the crime Dr Knabe a 35 year old bacteriologist lived alone and was found dead with little blood and no sign of a struggle The investigation led by private detective Webster ties Craig to Knabe and suggests Ragsdale as an accessory after the fact The jury had previously indicted them in December 1912 but delays ensued.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Criminal Court
William B. Craig
Indiana Veterinary College
Alonzo M. Ragsdale
Marion County Grand Jury
Helene Knabe
Markey
Dr. Craig
Mr. Ragsdale
Germany
America
Indiana College of Medicine
Indiana Board of Health
Katherine McPherson
Dr. Knabe
Misa McPherson
Indianapolis Council of Women
R. C. Webster
Webster
Ragsdale
Craig
Ita
Ragedale
McGregor Company Reorganized After D W McGregor Death
The McGregor Company in Athens reorganizes after the death of president D W McGregor. George H Thornton becomes president with J F Whitehead as VP and GM, G A Booth as secretary treasurer, and W W Hayes heading the printing department. The firm stresses continuity, high standards, and expansion from its Broad Street origins to Clayton Street offices.
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D. W. McGregor
Athens
McGregor Company
McGregor
George H. Thornton
J. ¥. Whitehead
G. A. Booth
W. W. Hayes
Athena
Broad Street
College Avenue
Mr. McGregor
Tre
Broad Streets
Clayton Street
Chamberlain Building
J. F. Whitehead
Nervous Headaches and Nervous Strain Highlighted by Mrs Hill
Mrs Hill describes twelve years of suffering with heavy head pain and nerve strain. She reports relief after using Penma or Peruna tablets, gaining strength and flesh and becoming well again. The ad urges others to consider the remedy and offers tablet form for those who object to liquids.
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Hill
Mrs. Hill
McGregor Company Promises Complete Printing and Book Goods
The McGregor Company advertises a full printing department, bookbinding, lithograph work, college goods, athletic items, and a top book store in Athens. It touts competitive prices, quality, and a complete line in printing, college pennants, and sporting goods, inviting locals to inspect offerings.
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McGregor Company
Athens
South
Georgia
Change of Potmasters About the Fifteenth
The Senate was set to confirm Captain Rocker as postmaster at Athens yesterday. The office issues quarterly reports and Mr Fremleg remains in charge for now. The prose hints at instability and possible resignation but no formal change has occurred.
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Senate
Rocker
Athens
Fremleg
Emoothly
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J. T. Eberhart
Joseph Burch
Burch
EB. L. Hill
Witited
A. M
ASPG
Queen City
State Organzation
Messrs, Wade, M'Kamey
Pund
MR. Shackelford
A. L
Knabe
Veterinary College
Mngregor CO
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