Georgia Drainage Association Meets in Monroe May Fourth
The fifth annual Georgia Drainage Association gathering will convene in Monroe on May 4 with notable Georgia officials and leading southern engineers attending. The program includes welcomes, reports, and sessions on federal drainage work, reclamation, health impacts, Piedmont drainage, and county interests, featuring speeches by Gov Nat Harris and other state leaders.
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Alb Lawton
Savannah
King Manres
Wecome
Mobley
Menre Fa
Lawton
Georgia
Savannah Ga
MeGrory
Ehtef
Drainage Investijacion
United States Department of Agriciture
Washington DC
Soath
Lo Roalar Reunswich
Nat Lo Harri
Piedmont
J VO Philips
Washington
Ware
Clinch
J Ha AP
Giorgia Chan
Atlanta
Heal Parkin
George Wo Teen Tay
Tirunaga
WF Harris
Ecretary State Board of Rew
Bites of
Prive Stats
Agricuture
Thalings Engineering Destry
Thalings Engineering Destry Uer A Saraltar Colleges — Droa Mosau
Dusitty
Vrense Man
Cimpary
Savanni Caunt
Hal Ftrmee
Beta Riece
Caergla
AMERICAN TROOPS CONTINUE SEARCH IN MEXICO FOCUS ON VILLA TRAIL
Reports from the border describe General Pershing extending pursuit toward Satevo and Cananea with Brigadier General Pershing’s force seeking Villa's retreating band. Carranza's government worries over prolonged American presence and possible withdrawal discussions surface amid reports of new troop movements and potential surrender talks.
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Villa
Carranza
Villa Fan
Pershing
San Geronimo Ranch
Satevo
Tenth Cavalry
WC Brown
Columbus
Pershing la
Funston
Torreon
Canuto Reyes
Torreo
Reyes
Villas
Mexico
Vila
Sover
Willa
New Villa Trail
Pershings
Namiquipa
Aml Wairiteas
Columbus NM
Rew
Tershing
Ro Ky
Nessaces
Villas Fight
Hig Men 4
Alfred Benjamin's Correct Clothes for Men
An advertisement praising Alfred Benjamin's Correct Clothes for Men for its refined design, proper materials, and meticulous detailing, asserting the garments earn their title through superior taste and quality.
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Alfred Benjamin
Benjamin
Acton Joins J M High Co As Assistant Manager
Friends of J C Acton note his move to the J M High company where he serves as assistant manager of the furniture carpet and draperies department Acton brings fifteen years in the trade and prior partnership in Goldsmith Acton Witherspoon to strengthen the High company department for customers old and new
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J ¢ Acton
J C Acton
J M High Company
Acton
Busingesa
Goldsmith, Acton & Witherspoon
Jie
High Company
Woman’s Quick Wit Foiled Smuggling Ring at Toll Bridge
A toll bridge ticket seller signaled when a car and its driver aroused officials' suspicion about four Chinese being smuggled from Canada to New York. Inspectors halted the car after a chase and found the men hidden under sacks. They were remanded in custody for bail set at 10,000.
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Albany
New York City
Wlev
Scott
Broadway
Greenbush
Hudson River
Wiley
Wallrao Chambers
Toll Bridge
GEORGIA REPUBLICANS DIVIDED OVER HARMONY CLAIMS
In Atlanta Henry Jackson of the Jackson wing rejects talks of harmony with the Johnson faction. He states no harmony meeting will occur and that his group will contest at the Atlanta convention next week, claiming the Johnson side bolted previously and would bolt again. In Fannin County Blue Ridge Democrats endorse Woodrow Wilson and Butt for solicitor general amid county party organization. Bowden on campaign trail in Waycross outlines platform and commitment to district and national duties. Murray County Republicans hold separate meetings with factional delegates named to state and district conventions. unofficial returns in Forsyth show local primary winners for clerk, sheriff, treasurer, coroner, tax receiver, tax collector, school superintendent, county commissioners, and surveyor. Fulton County Republicans name delegates to state and district conventions with mixed colored and white representatives. Dekalb entries close with candidates declared for sheriff, school superintendent, surveyor, coroner, and other county offices.
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Georgia
Jackson
Henry Jackson
Atlanta
Walter H Johnson
Johnson
Macon
William Butt
Fannin Blue Ridge
Fannin ‘County
EL Prince
HP Mulkey
Woodrow Wilson
Indorse
Blue Ridge Circuit
L Smith
C A Griffith
Jim Hackney
E L Prince
C M Butt
A P Mulkey
Murray County
Chatsworth
Constitution
Alvin Jones
Henry S. Jackson
Mr Jones
Ro OT Hufstetler
Rowte
Henry
Toscas Pickett
TM Blodgett
Bo Nichols
Walter
Monlog
Pamary
Forsyth
John G Ponder
T § Holland
C W_ Hill
T Jrant
Luther Butler
I’ C@ Burt
O HB Broadworth Sr
Thomas H Darden
Robert H Uolmes
D J Tribble
J T Goodrum
Fulton County
J W Mailson
Fulton
H AL Racker
H le McKee
H Brinson
Foi Wimley
A. Graves
Cunningham
JW. Martin
CF Goree
J’ W . Matison
WC Thomas
W. J. Moore
L, Hil
Decatur
Collier
Rfe Farrow
BP’ Goree
John W _Martin
JW Matison
ET Davis
W H Slater
I W
Dekalh
JT McCart
HE Carroll
G RR Ledford
James R. George
McCuray
TL. White
B Burgess
Chas HB. Hobbs
M.D Geeger
Robi
Rumapeck
Tatley
DE Bodenhamer
T C Jackson
JE Forrester
DO Ray
Thompson
Robi Carroll
Ledford
W W Lang
C S Mercer
MF Mabte
Soroner
Rom Thompson
Presidents Burton and Guth to speak at Georgia women’s group
Smith College president Marion L Burton and Goucher president William Guth will address an open meeting of the Georgia branch of the Southern Association of College Women in Atlanta on Saturday April 15 at 7 pm at the Georgian Terrace. The event highlights two national figures in women’s education.
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Marion L Burton
Smith College
William Wouth
Goucher
Atlanta
Georgia
Southern Association of College Women
Georgian Terrace
Burton
Carleton College
Minnesota
Yale
Tufts
Western Reserve
Amherst
Hobart
Guth
Leland Stanford University
Atlanta Bar regrets Judge Lamar death resolution
A committee of the Atlanta Bar Association drafted a resolution of regret over the loss of Justice Joseph Rucker Lamar of the U S Supreme Court. The panel chaired by Alex C King included V Carter Joan L Tye H A Alexander P H Brewster Charles T Hopkins and Burton Smith. the text was filed and distributed to newspapers.
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Atlanta Bar Association
Joseph Rucker Lamar
United States Supreme
Alex C King
V Carter
Joan L. Tye
H A. Alexander
P H Brewster
Charles T. Hopkins
Burton Smith
Charleston Man Dies at Terminal Station
C B Houtet aged 60 suddenly died at noon Saturday at the Terminal Station as he arrived in the city from New Orleans on his way home to Charleston. He was the southern representative for the American Sugar Refinery and had recently been in New Orleans for company business. The article notes a botanical aside about the pineapple and Spanish moss.
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Juarez
Washington
Carranza
Gavira
Canas Grandes
Petronillo Hernandez
Hernandez
Villa Ahumada
Chihuahua City
Millgr-Dallar
Durango Lumber Company
Durango City
Arieta
C B Houtet
Staten
New Orleans
Charleston
Milmet
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Whitehall
J. M. High Co
J. T. Bowder
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Alementary Canal
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Gate City Dental
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