Registration at University of Georgia Shows Attendance Rise
Yesterday the University of Georgia registered students reached 92 percent of last session’s figure by five in the afternoon, with strong arrivals of new students. Officials expect total attendance to surpass last year as classes are organized and active across the campus. The School of Pharmacy reports a sharp gain from thirteen to twenty four.
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University of Georgia 9 Court Mil
Fds
Ahearce
School of Pharmacy
Poince
Allimetes
Adjourned Term of August City Court
The adjourned term of August city court heard several cases yesterday. Will Martin pleaded guilty to gambling and was fined fifty dollars. Ernest Burton, a negro, pleaded guilty to gambling and was fined fifty dollars. Denny Tredwell, a negro, was convicted of simple larceny and fined thirty four dollars. A number of criminal cases were set for trial Friday October 2 at 9 a.m. Navilee was given witnesses and jurors notice to appear.
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Will Martin
Hose Witcher
Ernest Burton
Denny Tredwell
Navilee
Captain J J C McMahan Returns Home From Session
Captain J J C McMahan, Georgia legislator and Holder bill supporter, has returned home after the four week extra legislative session. The body passed a bill nearly identical to Holder despite a costly effort, with the state gaining little. McMahan secured key appropriations and local bills, marking a productive term compared to many peers.
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J. J.C. McMahan
Captain McMahan
Hougke
Senate
Peope
Georgia
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold With Honey and Tar
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana recounts suffering three months from a summer cold with hay fever symptoms. He tried medicines with little help until Fo J's Honey and Tar in the yellow package, which quickly cured him. His wife later used Foley's Honey and Tar with similar success. Sold by all druggists.
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A. J. Nusbaum
Batesville
Indiana
Foley
Indications Favorable Amid Political Turbulence
Special correspondence reports favorable signs in markets and health campaigns while noting Foraker cancels speaking engagements. It covers stock declines, farm wealth projections, and a major tuberculosis congress opening in Washington with global participation and a vast tuberculosis exhibit.
Pacific National Livestock Show Opens in Portland
Portland Ore Sept 21 opening day of the Pacific National Livestock Show. Exhibits include a large display of live stock and agricultural implements with many industrial exhibits. A trading meeting in conjunction has drawn scores of fast horses from Western Canada and the Pacific Northwest.
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Pacific National Livestock Show
Portland
Ore
Pacific National
Canada
Pacific Northwest
General Convention Opens in Salt Lake City
A good attendance marked the opening day of the fifteenth General Convention of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners in Salt Lake City Utah. The session is expected to continue about three weeks with officers reports, constitution changes, and a proposed sanitarian for tubercular members to be examined.
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Carpenters
Salt Lake City
Utah
United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
Sure-Enough Knocker Heals Ulcers Says Testimonial
J C Goodwin of Reldaville North Carolina testifies that Hucken's Arnica Salve is a strong healer for ulcers and sores. He recalls a bad sore last summer that vanished after applications, leaving no scar. Sold by Zoe W Smith & Co H R Palmer & Sons drug stores.
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J. C. Goodwin
Reldaville
N. C
Anya
Hucken
Zoe
W. J. Smith & Bro
H R. Palmer & Sona Drug Stores
Roberts and wife fire on deputies in Arkansas standoff
West Plains Missouri Sept 21 John Roberts and his wife resisted Sheriff Mooney and Baxter county deputies while attempting to arrest Roberts for the prior night’s killing of neighbor Obe Kessinger. The couple, wounded, and several deputies were maimed as the siege ended with both sides suffering injuries and the house held under fire for hours before a retreat.
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West Plains
John Roberts
Prestonia
Stalgerts
Obe Kessinger
Mooney
Baxter County
Arkansas
Neor- Willy
Roberts
Pederta
Kessinger
Mountain Home
Ark
Best Treatment for a Burn
Best Treatment for a Burn claims Champerlain's Salve is essential in every household for burns as it relieves pain instantly and helps severe injuries heal without scarring. Also touted for chapped hands sore nipples and skin diseases at 25 cents, sold by H R Paver Sons Orr Drug Warren Smith Bro and others.
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Champerlain
H. R Pa
Trades and Labor Congress opens in Halifax Canada
The Trades and Labor Congress of Canada began its twenty fourth annual convention in Halifax on September 21 with over 150 delegates from major cities. Topics include immigration impact on trade, election act amendments, co operation, eight hour legislation, Senate reform and old age pensions as the gathering charts its labor movement progress. The president Alphonse Verville presided as greetings and organization work commenced.
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Washington, D. C
International Tuberculosis Congress
America
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Europe
Canada
Mexico
Congress
National Museum
Trades and Labor Congress OF Canada
Halifax
N. 3
Legislative Council
Presiet
Alphonse Verville
M. P
Vancouver
Dominion
Detective Jones shoots burglar during Benton street incident
Macon Georgia Sept 21 City Detective Tom Jones chased a burglar after a grocery store burglary at J C Vann and a nearby house break in at Thomas G Carroll. The burglar Junior Braid was shot and killed after resisting capture. Mrs Carroll screamed as he forced a glass door and fled.
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Macon
Tom Jones
Junior Braid
J. C. Vann
Thomas G. Carroll
State Normal School Sees Full Enrollment and Staff Notes
The State Normal School reports full enrollment as Mr Branson handles constant student registration. The board keeps the expression chair with Mrs Alexander. W S P White mourns his father, and Miss Bessie Miller now teaches fourth grade in the Practice school. Miss Carlotta Alexander taught in Chicago last year in eighth grade. Prof Rhoades oversees dormitory operations as Pradwell Hall gains steam heating. A visitor, Miss Annie Paradise, pauses at the Normal, while Miss Florence Harris visits her sister Milas Sophia Hartle. Mary Lizale Phillips returns to classes after illness.
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State Normal School
Branson
Alexander
Wsp. White
Bessie Miller
Carlotta Alexander
Chicago
Rhoades
Annie Paradise
Florence Harris
Augusta
Milas Sophia Hartle
Scarlet Fever Patient Escapes Quarantine
A Scarlet Fever patient, named Denard, broke quarantine on a Sunday and vanished from his home near the Southern Manufacturing Company after a health board flagged the residence. Authorities expect possible prosecution if he returns to Athena.
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Denard
Board of Health
Southern Manufacturing Company
Athena
Meeting Texas State Tennis Society in San Antonio
San Antonio hosts the Texas State Tennis Association annual meeting and tournament with many players from across Texas nearby states and Mexico. The entry list is a record breaker and San Antonio Country Club sponsors the event as Dallas and Beaumont contend to host next year.
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Texas State Tennis Society
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Texas State Tennis Association
San Antonin Country Club
Dallas
Beaumont
Oviedo University Celebrates 200th Anniversary
Madrid reports under royal auspices a celebration marking two centuries since the founding of the University of Oviedo. Delegates from European universities gather for several days of events including the unveiling of a statue to founder Fernando Valdes y Salas, archbishop of Seville.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Prince of the Asturias
University of
Oviedo
Europe
Fernando Valdes Y Salas
Seville
Mr Moper The Trouble-Laden Trother Comic Verse
In a humorous verse by Paul Cook the character Mr Moper is described as gloomy and joyless. He sighs at spring, avoids smiles, and condemns others' happiness, making him a somber figure who dampens the mood of those around him. The piece treats the boreish mood with light satire.
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MR. Moper
A4asteras Trial Opens For Triple Murder in Freehold
Frank Zasteras, a self confessed triple murderer, goes to trial in Freehold New Jersey where insanity is raised as his defense. Witnesses from his past relations are expected to testify to his unbalanced mind as prosecutors recount the Marlboro murders of May 16. Victims include employer William B Sheppard his wife Josephine B Sheppard and servant Jennie Brady. The killings occurred at night with little motive and the accused confessed after being taken into custody.
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A4asteras
Freehold
N. J
Frank Zasteras
Zasteras
Marlboro
Wiliam B. Sheppant
Josephine B. Sheppard
Jennie Brady
Sheppard
Zastera
Amisiuy
They Take The Kinks Out
A local ad claims Dr King's New Life Pills ease stomach and bowel troubles without discomfort. Customer N. H. Brown of Pittstid Wisconsin endorses their effectiveness and guarantees satisfaction at W. J. Smith & Bro and H. R Palmer & Sons drug stores, price five cents.
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Dr. King
N. H. Brown
Pittstid
W. J. Smith & Bro
H. R Palmer & Sons
Brown Answers Carter Challenge in Georgia Governor Race
Valdosta Ga September 21 Former governor Joseph M Brown spent Sunday in Lecily and greeted friends at the Valdes Hotel He attended services at a Baptist church in the morning but heavy rain kept him from church in the evening Brown rejected a Carter challenge for joint debates and his statements regarding Carter voting in the June primary He defended his Democratic loyalty and argued Carter’s charges lack proof and that debates are unnecessary after nomination and would only deepen partisan feeling.
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Honoorable
Joseph M. Brown
Lecily
Valdes Hotel
Bia
Brown
Yanery Carter
Hia Tonfesylou
Gover Smith
Brown Aid
Carter
Viemorrilla Party
Democratic Party
Ipsa Dixit
Smith
Marshal Porch Killed by Perdue in Georgia Tragedy
Darnesville Georgia September 21. Night Marshal Ben Porch shot at 2 am by Ben Perdue a prominent planter who lives nearby. Porch died at 2 pm after being wounded while escorting Perdue after a prior arrest. Mayor Cochran aided Porch home and police hunt Perdue. Both men from prominent local families. tragedy stirs town.
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Ben Porch
Ben Perdue
Perdue
Marshal Porch
Marshal Poreh
Market Street
Jane Eusirse
Cochran
Porch
University Savings Bank Opens New Quarters
The University Savings Bank will move into its new quarters on October 1. The building has been thoroughly repaired and improved, enabling officials to handle the larger business volume more efficiently.
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The
University Savings Bank
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