Young Orators Speak Tonight In Atlanta Contest
Five contestants from Georgia colleges compete in the fifth annual Georgia State Oratorical Association event at the Grand. Emory, Mercer, Tech, University of Georgia, North Georgia, and Agnes Scott families send students and sponsors. Judges include Robert C Ogden as possible chair. the event reshapes contest timing and funds toward future endowments and Southern Oratorical Association admission.
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Atlanta
Georgia State Oratoriecal Association
Emory
University
Mercer
John Temple Greaves
Association
North Georgia Agricultural Colleges
Southern Railway
Tech Boya
Agnes Scott Girls
Lucy Cobb
Tech
Thornbury School
North Georgia Agricultural College
North Georgia
Georgia
Charles H Kicklighter
Georgia School of Technology
Sam Johnson
University of Georgia
Sidney Hatcher
Mercer University
Alfred C. Broom
Emory College
Noel W. Grant
Thomas E. Trueblood
University of Michigan
Wil
Walter B. Hill
Charles E. Dowmoon
P. D. Pollock
Lyman Hal
J. & Stewart
Glennon. Legwin
Graves
Kimball
Ittwas
Georgian Association
Southern Oratorical Association
Leawin
Alfred C Broom
Southern Oratorien Association
Georgia Association
Graves Medal Awarded at Georgia State Oratorical Contest
Quote from Shakespeare opens the program with Let Each Man Do His Best. The victor will receive the Graves medal, on display today in the window at No. B1 Whitehall street. Designed and manufactured for five years by Wink & Berlin, dealers on Whitehall Street.
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Georgia
Graves
Whitehall Street
Hearsay on Duncan case hinges on signing of second order
In the Georgia habeas corpus proceeding over Mrs. Mollie Duncan, Judge Lumpkin ruled that evidence about the second supplemental order’s signing in the defendant’s presence may be admitted, while treating other statements in Judge Candler’s order as true and binding. The session adjourned with jurors and Duncan questioned. further testimony on whether two jurors aided Duncan was blocked.
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Mollie Eady Duncan
J. H. Lumpkin
Judge Lumpkin
Candler
Duncan
Cobb
Thomas Eady
Ontz & Austin
Goodwin, Anderson & Hallman
Dean
Gainesville
Solvester Hill
Nelms
Lumpkin
Hill
Solicitor Hill
Colonel Dean
Anderson
Memorial Day in Atlanta to Honor Confederate Dead
Memorial Day events in Atlanta include crosses of honor presented by the Daughters of the Confederacy at the state capitol and a civic parade ending at Oakland Cemetery. The Grand Marshal urges merchants to close by noon, and a large public tribute with John Temple Graves as orator will follow, with veterans decorated at Oakland.
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Capitol
Oakland
Atlenta
House of Representatives
State Capitol
The
Daughters of the Confederacy
Oakland Cemetery
W. A. Hansell
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Atlanta
Atlanta Constitution
UW Atclack
Hansel
Hansell
L. P. Thomas
Battalion of Police
J. W. Ball
Phill G. Byrd
Odd Fellows
Georgia Military Institute
W. W. Barker
Georgia State Troops
Peachtree Street
Erskine Fountain
Peachtrees
John Temple Graves
Vittur
Knights of Pythias
Georgia
A. H. Merrill
Atlanta Po
Bays’ High School
Slaton
Joe Brown Connally
Staf
Phil Lovelace Byrd
W. H. Fore
BE. F
Wright J. G Moore Gordon Hiles
Rowe Price
Robert A Meador
Adjutant General’s Office
Phil G. Byrd
Acts Queer In His Cell In Georgia Prison
Dr Hr J Bowler a Nashville eye specialist displays bizarre behavior in a police barracks cell praying and claiming visions of angels He was convulsing yesterday and a physician was called He insists he is not crazy and asks for a precise brain diagnosis The case involves attempts to have him committed to an insane asylum but residency rules block it A bill flaw in a related indictment led to legal disputes over a conviction for alledgedly damaging engines of the Southern Railway The railroad may drop further prosecution
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Hr. J. Bowler
M. J. Bowler
Nashville
Hurt
Georgia
Mrs. C
Whitwig
Syracuse
Deena E Ee
Ellis Game His Freedom Escapes Five Year Term
B Elis, a young machinist recently convicted of placing acids on two Southern railway engines, has gained his freedom after a flaw in the bill of indictment. He had been sentenced to five years but is now released.
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Ellis
Southern Railway Company
T. W. Rucker
Candler
Nis
Southern Railway
B. Elis
Southern Drug Journal debut in Atlanta bound in confederate gray
The Southern Drug Journal announces its first monthly issue in Atlanta, claiming Atlanta as the south’s largest drug and medicine market. It promises notable contributions and departments, including Commercial Training in Colleges and The South as a Market, with an editor boasting long pharmacy experience and southern roots.
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South
Southern Drug Journal
Atlanta
Goo
Edwards & Son Ad Promises Stable Photo Prices
An advertisement from Edwards & Son at 320 Whitehall Street ground floor asserts photo prices remain unchanged while quality rises. The copy likens the rise to an ancient cow moon jump, and claims the firm leads competitors.
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aYiat
Edwards & Son
Whitehall Street
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Wink & Berinle
Dewelers
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Ope Radhive
Caselow
Porter Stocks
Richard Clark
Axl
Jug Lumpkin
Berozs
Peogistuse Fo
Clive
Bose Comprcion
Parau
Freedom
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NEW Drug Journal
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All Trust Co
Empire Building
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J C. Brown
J. C. Brown
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