Emory College Class of 1902 Graduates Bright Future
The Emory College 1902 class, primarily from Georgia and Florida, lists 32 graduates. Eleven will teach, ten practice law, three medicine, two missionary work, one journalism, one insurance, and one mercantile business, with many entering Atlanta firms and missions abroad. several notable students are cited as scholars, athletes, and leaders.
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Oort College
Oxford
Emory College
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Dowman
Dux
T. H. Wade
Columbus
F. LeRoy Duncan
Atlanta
W.B. Moors
Holton
T- .T. Turnbull
Monticello
Fls
A. C. Manning
Waleska
Flo
Emory Phoenix
Phi Gamma Society
Sigma Nu Fraternity
Duncan
Barefoot candidate battles over ballot emblems in eleventh district
In Kentucky's eleventh district Republican Ed Parker decries district committee tactics as he runs for Congress. Opponents Vincent Boreing and David Colson push party control while a barefoot boy emblem stirs voter sentiment amid literacy fears. Also notes include state barber exam board creation and Guatemala tensions involving Dr. William Godfrey Hunter.
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Whittler
Barefoot Boy
Stampader
Parker
Sporeing
Colson
Parker Shird
Areing
Angressional Committee
Boreing
Kentucky
Commonwealth
Union
Beckham
John Schmelzer
George S. Rautenbush
Louisville
William F. Brown
Covington
Board of
John Young
Louisvile Parker
Tf Young
Dr Stafford to Lecture on Macbeth in Atlanta
Dr. Stafford arrives in Atlanta guest of Dr Gunn and will lecture on Macbeth at College Hall Monday night He preaches at Sacred Heart church this morning His Nashville address drew 3000 people and advance ticket sales indicate a large audience The speaker is famed for forceful eloquence and dramatic delivery expected to match past performances
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Atlanta
Macbeth
College Hall
Stafford
Gunn
Sacred Heart Church
Nashville
Emory College Graduates Class of 1802 on June Wednesday
Mr Hanner’s first year at Emory follows a season of victory for the football team. Moore and Stephenson of Atlanta will take graduation pictures, giving each graduate a portrait of every classmate and of their favorite professor. The class of 1802 will be graduated Wednesday morning June.
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Ter
Atlanta
Cody
W.S. Duncan
Few
Sigma ‘Alpha Epson
Mr. Moore
Moore
Few Society
Oni. Phi
Turnbull
Phi Gamma Society
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Manning
Embory Phoenix
R. H. Atkins
Emory Phoenix
Kappa Alpha Fraternity
T. W. Connally
Harvard
Chi Phi
RF. Hemphill
Cc. H. Lewis
Lewis
Fhi Gamma Society
Atlantic
R. H. Timmons
Emory
Boynton
Emory College Athletic Association
Sigma Alpha ‘Epsiion
C. G. Quildan
Mo Hendles
Hanner
Joplin Tornado Kills Three and Injures Dozens
A tornado swept through Joplin Missouri yesterday killing three people and injuring about thirty, with eight believed fatally hurt. The storm damaged or destroyed two dozen houses and many mine and commercial buildings, leaving fifty families homeless. A mass meeting led by Mayor Frige organized relief efforts as the Frisco round house and several factories suffered severe damage and several churches were unroofed or demolished.
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Joplin
Moonstone Hill
Frige
Esther Hunter
J. Jones
Martha Cope
Jane Hugh
Villa Heights
Thomas Smith
Newburg
Ree Whale Smith
Nomaee
Byersville
Anna Bidwell Hunter
G. W. Markham
Bud Cote
Mattle
Walker
Wittie
Nellie Sullivan
Co. B. Oakes
Richard Rex
Rex
Moody
Annie Humter
Hicka
Nora Winhorne
Round House
Frisco
Cumberland Lead and Zinc Company
Albert Frey
American
Hawkes Rimless Eyewear Draws Atlanta Visitors
In Atlanta it has become customary for visitors to stop at Hawkes to have prescriptions filled for eyeglasses. Hawkes offers rimless ARVIES crafted from measurements to fit each individual case. Located at 14 Whitehall on the viaduct.
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A. K. Hawkes
Atlanta
Tributes Paid In House For Stokes And Crump
Washington April 26 The house paused public business to hear tributes to the memories of late Representatives Stokes of South Carolina and Crump of Michigan. Speakers extolled their public service as lawmakers and colleagues from numerous states offered remarks in their honor.
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Washington
Representative Stokes
South Carolina
Representative Crump
Michigan
Mr. Stokes
Messrs
Lever
Eliott
Scarborough
Johnson and Talbert
Hay
Virginia
DeArmond
Missouri
Jenkins
Wisconsin
Williams
Mississippi
Wadsworth
New York
Gilbert
Kentucky
Richardson
Tennessee
Lamb
Thomas
North Carolina
Candler
Charges Against Dr Hunter Move Soon to End
Washington April 26 The charges against Dr Hunter the American minister to Guatemala have been known to the state department for a long time. The department attaches more importance to Mme Biuric’s complaint than to that of American mining and engineering contractors who said the minister was inefficient in defending American citizens. Officials believe his reluctance to resign under fire explains the delay.
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William Godfrey Hunter
Kentucky
M Ainister
Guatemala
Cr. Nter
A. B. Jekyll
Ras John Drummond
Hunter
W. O. Bradley
Bradley
Deboe
Barrios
Washington
Dr. Hunter
Mobile Newa
State Department
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W. Marshall, Jr
Ameelis
Fria
Athens
Neal
Winfield
M. R. Smith
Lyca
R. Roberts
Macon
Americus
W. H. Blackshear
Dublin
Ae Manning Uy Aleaiga
Som
J. Cc. G. Brooks
Forsyth
H. Johnston, Jr
Palmetto
V. B. Nore
Boston
J. LeRoy
Fla
Morgan
Blosser
J. W.W. Binsser
Alpha Tau Omega
J. B. Rosser
Erasa
O Lamar Payne
P. R. Turner
Cedartown
Athletic Association
State University
Chi Phi Fraternity
Medical College
Pasco
China
Co. B. Shelton
Valdosta
Sigma Nu
V. VS Morgan
Clio
G. Rush
Appalachicola
Sigma.No
Aubie Robertson
M. H. Blackshear
L. E. Middlebrooks
Northen
Sparte
Kapp Alpha
J. W. Marshall, Jr
Phi Delta Theta
T. C. Hutcheson
Watkinsville
Bie
Graacucum
Delta Tau Delta Fraternity
J. GC. G. Brooks
J. P. Hanner, JR
Oxford, Ga
Barlroot Bol
Bat Riblusy
Dunivud
Dows
Els
Spirant
Congress
M. ‘R. Smith
Sycamore
S. C. Olliff
Coleman
Ww. H. Morton, Jr
Pb Gamma
Delta Tau Delta
H. W. Means
Subfreshman
J. P. Dell
Bascom
M. T. Guyton
Armory Phoenix
Phi Gamma
Emory College Terrell Club
T. P. Fanner
DR. Stafford
Lars Frol
Louvise Grau
Wao
Larimer
Warner
Gray
St. Mark's Place
Brooklyn
Tony
Louise Gray
Allrage
Warner Safe Cure Co
Rochester
Atlanta Sunday Constitution
Louise Cure
Joplin, da
Urbana
America
N. Y
Jts
Thompann
Agdut
Crump Eulogi
Arihive
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