Last Days for Low Rates at Southern Business College
Frantic year end sale offers steep discounts on business education at the Southern Shorthand and Business University in Atlanta. Framing limited to Friday and Saturday, seniors can enroll in 980 course for 45, 890 shorthand and bookkeeping or telegraphy for 68, and the entire three 400 courses for 75. Scholarships for out-of-town applicants available with postdates by April 1. Presidents A C Brincos and W L Arnold announce Albany branch also.
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Southern Business College
Southern
Business University of
Teaching Business College of the South
A.C. Brincos
LW. Arnold
Atlanta
Albany, Ga
Arbor Day Plans at Friory College Highlight April 16 Exercises
Senior class at Friory College Oxford Georgia has crafted elaborate Arbor day plans for April 16. Invitations have been issued to many out of town friends and a thronged campus is anticipated for the tree planting. Notable participants include orator Aadux C Haddock of Shellman, historian Molt Arnold of Perry, class prophet D C Jones of Mansfield, and poet Walter Beckham of Zebulon who will read an invocation. Class officers include Chaplain T M Bullivan of Homer and treasurer Ro M McGhee of Rome.
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Friory College
Oxford
Aadux
C. Haddock
Shellman
Molt
A. Arnold
Perry
D. C. Jones
Mansfield
Walter H. Beckham
Zebulon
T. M. Bullivan
Homer
Ro M. McGhee
Rome
William J Bryan Tour Dates Across Several States
William J Bryan plans appearances in New York from April 17 to 22 and in Michigan on an unspecified date. He is to speak in Pearla Ut on April 14 and may meet Sirs Bryan after a European trip return. Grand Army Weedom Today notes events in Georgia and pending encampment details in the department of Georgia and says Carolina.
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Bryan Goley
New York
Lincoln
Neb
William J. Bryan
New York State
New York City
Sirs Bryan
Pearla Ut
Michigan
Grand Army
Fitagerala
Grand Army of the Republic
Department of Georgia
Carolina
Local posts plan entertainments amid fleet command changes
The text notes officers assigned to command the battleship Louisiana on a trans Pacific cruise. Captain Konsuth Nilea, general inspector of ordnance based in New York, will lead the vessel with orders to be relinquished to Captain Richard Wainwright who will advance to rear admiral and oversee a fleet division.
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Washington
Konsuth Nilea
New York
Louisiana
Richard Wainwright
Oscar L Straus Atlanta Guest Receives Informal Reception
Secretary Oscar L. Straus from the labor and commerce department arrived in Atlanta en route to Washington from Telbotton Ga. He was greeted by a chamber of commerce committee and locals at Piedmont Hotel with an informal reception on the hotel’s second floor. An automobile tour of the city was planned before his noon departure for Washington.
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Oscar L. Gtrmus
Department of Labor and Commerce
Washington
Telbotton
Hochetader
Chamber of Commerce
Ase G. Candler
H. A. Maier
Walter Cooper
Medmonth Hotel
Straus
Atlanta
Asa G. Candler
Amber
L. A. Ransom
M. & Harper
Jyrana
Coton
Otion
Cky
Sfore
Lottery Men Fined In Kentucky Lottery Case
Fines totaling 52 000 were imposed on Morris Richmond and six others after arrests weeks ago for conducting a Kentucky lottery in contravention of law. Richmond was fined 10 000 with others receiving smaller penalties. all defendants pleaded guilty before U S Judge Cochran in Covington and declared they would leave the lottery business.
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Cincinnati
Morris Richmond
United States
Cochran
Covington
Richmond
Young Boy Hurt on Train Crossing at Fitzgerald
Yesterday evening Glenn Ryman a young son of the late Ez Ryman attempted to climb over a standing train of cars at the Main street crossing in Fitzgerald. The train started and ran over his leg causing a severe injury requiring surgical care. Reports indicate the foot may be saved.
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Hurtler
Tra
Investigation into Naval Stores Trust in Savannah
Savannah April 9 A federal grand jury in the Southern District of Georgia charged by Judge W B Sheppard examined witnesses in a probe of a naval stores trust alleged to control the trade The Sherman act guidance was given and jurors were asked about ties to the American Naval Stores Company Peninsular Naval Stores Company Union Naval Stores Company Paterson Downing Company or Downing Company and to related individuals A number of witnesses were examined and more will be tomorrow Indictments if any would likely be returned in the fall.
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Savannah
Georgia
W. B. Sheppard
Florida
Alexander Akerman
Rand
American Naval Stores Company
Peninsular Naval Stores Compan
Union Naval Stores Company
Paternom-Downing Company
Downing Company
E. 8. Nash, & P. Shotter
J. F.C Myers
BAD LOANS RUIN BANK AT ST LOUIS AVENUES
A troubled bank with capital of 100 600 and deposits around 350 000 faced imminent failure. State Bank Examiner Cook warned one or more loans would wipe out capital and surplus, leading to appointment of a receiver. Officers listed include president Pinceney Mien, vice president Jeste Frenen, and cashier T Brench.
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Omcera
Bt. Louis
Ste Deere
Louis
April Bank
Garrison Avenues
Olive
Jeste Frenen
T- Brench
Pythians Hold District 10 Meeting in Macon Hall
District No 10 delegates from Jeffersonville Haddocks Barnesville Fort Valley Griffin Jackson Macon Milledgeville Monticello met in Pythian Castle hall for routine business then a smoker at M R Rogers lodge Macon The Royal Arcanum plans Macon session next year with Carl Jones E F Rogers William Wadley and Anchor councils to represent at Atlanta meet
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M. R. Rogers
Macon
Arcanum
Plana
Royal Arcanum
Atlanta
Carl Jones
E. F. Rodgera
William. M. Wadley
Refused to Fight Duel In Russian Political Row
In Petersburg a duel challenge was issued by Vlade mir sobrinsky to Profane Milukoff after a duma dispute. Milukoff declined the duel, while in Americus a large barn on the Huguenan plantation burned with losses around 32,000 including feed and farming utensils.
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J. ‘Petersburg
Vlademir Sobrinsky
Constitutional Conservative Party
Paul SN. Milwkoff
Constitutio
Duma
Milukouhaa
Americus
Cummings Still Chief Says Firemasters In Conference
Atlanta fire board members held a private noon conference in Chief W C Cummings office with Councilmen Pearce Johnson Roberts present. Johnson stated no board meeting occurred though a discussion occurred among the members about leadership.
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Atlanta Board of Fire
Masters
Fire Department
W. C. Cummings
Pearce
Councilman Johnson
Johnson
Sixth Ward
Roberts
Eighth Ward
W. B. Cummings
Council
Fire chief authority affirmed in morning report
The morning edition quotes Dr. Marce, chairman, asserting the chief of the fire department holds exclusive control over the department. The piece emphasizes total confidence in the chief’s leadership and judgment.
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Aper
Newark firm appoints receiver for telephone company
Newark announces Frederick T. Johnson of this city is named receiver for the United States Independent Telephone Company, recently declared insolvent. The company is incorporated for 950,000,000. Also notes fashionable features from Home Magazine about piano mastery and singing accompaniments.
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Newark
Vica
Howell
Frederick T. Johnson
United States Independent Telephone Company
Fashionable Fune
Home Magazine
T Blay
Aggompanimenta
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Htorian
Ron Waltor H Neckitam
Ralph SC McGhor
T M Bullivan
Emory Sen
Oscar L. Staus
Department Labor and Commerce
Bevep
Oscar L. Straus
Piedmont
T Orme
David Woodward
F. J
R. Foreman
John &. Marchillel
A. Carter
H. A. Mater
W. Acan
E.G Callaway
C. B. Cave Walter
Cooper
Harner
A Ransom
Douthit
Meelurney
M Frank
P. D . McCarley
Thornton
Jonn
Cohen
WH. Achroder
VA. Whitehead
J. G. Neal
Thomas Egleston
T. S. Keenan
J. P. Calloway
W. M. Hutchinson
Julian Field
A. Corker
I A. Smith
E. R. Mtavenel
M. C. King
A. A. Smith
Geo
C. Goetz
A. BD. Cohen
C, EB
Adama
Lottery
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Rogers, Peet & Co
Daniel Bros. Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
Hart Schaffner
Marz
Chamberlin-Johnson-DuBose
Federal
Sheppard
Pythians
Barnes
Jefferson Club
Straus-Gunet & CO
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