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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1910

Page

8

Educators urged help for mountain schools at Nacoochee

At a mass meeting in First Presbyterian Church leaders Hoke Smith and Robert Glenn appealed for education funds for northern Georgia mountains. The event raised 507.31 dollars for the Industrial School at Nacoochee, highlighting the need to support state educational institutions facing funding shortfalls.

First Presbyterian Church Incore Nacochhee Hoke Smith Georgia Robert Glenn North Carolina Presbyterian Marlette Street North Georgia Nacoochee Smith Presbyterian Church Nacooches, la Glenn

Mission work and Nacoochee School drive funds

Mr Glenn extolled Presbyterian home mission work in the south and North Georgia mountains. He urged Atlanta citizens to fund the Nacoochee School as its progress showcases health and character, noting Athens, neighboring cities, and Atlanta contributions toward an additional 36,500 needed for growth.

Glenn Presbyterian Home South North Georgia Mountaineer Nacoochee School Atlanta I. ‘K. Cotts Presbyterian Industrial School Napochee Athens

Teachers Will Tour Europe With Georgia Educators

A party led by Professor J. Wardlaw of Georgia Normal and Industrial college plans a summer Europe tour visiting Italy Switzerland Bavaria Germany France and England. They depart June 1 from Macon to Boston return August 25 to New York with many teachers and several named participants. Demolishing Mima Home in Peachtree and Ponce to make way for Gatins Hotel.

J. €. Wardlaw Georgia Normal and Industrial College Georgia Educational Association Europe Italy Switzerland Bavaria Germany France England Macon Jines Hi Boston New York Wardlaw C. Beck Carlotta Alexander State Normal School E. A. Pound Waycross Nora Elts Georgia Military College W. G. Martin Chamberlin- Hunt Academy Jesale M. Martyn Daneon Jennie Denmark Quitman Mamle Whitehead R. P. Brooks Forsyth W. H. Walker Milledgeville 9. V. Long Sandersville Martha Harmon Camilla Ida Lehane Atlanta Mima Livingston Mims Peachtree Street Ponce de Leon Avenue Gatins

Atlanta Wins Auction For Old Post Office Building

Mayor Maddox and Chairman Tawney of the appropriations committee announce a plan to give Atlanta exclusive right to repurchase the old post office building at appraised value, with land ceded back to the city. The 1876 structure has seen $187000 in improvements, and the treasury will appraise the building for municipal use.

Tawney Appropriations Maddox Atlanta Party Atlanta House Appropriations Committee Ely,ince Secretary of the Treasury Meyer Maddox

Cotton Firm Faces Receivership in Federal Court

In Corinth on April 3 a petition was filed in federal court by Cohn & Sons of Bremen Germany to place Steele Miller and Company cotton factors of Corinth into receivership. No schedule of indebtedness was attached to the petition.

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Livingston Praised in Atlanta Dinner for Post Office Site

In Washington on April 28 special dispatches report Representative LF Livingston winning praise at a dinner with Atlanta leaders including Mayor Robert Maddox and Frederick J. Paxon. The group lauded his handling of post office site negotiations and urged his return to Congress to secure municipal and governmental benefits for Atlanta.

John Corrigan Washington LF. Livingston Atlanta Party Robert F. Maddox Frederick J. Paxon John W. Grant W. A. Hancock N. Evins D. Woodward Joseph A. McCord J. & B. Thompson Haa Atlanta

Hearst Attacked by Mayor Gaynor at Public Banquet

At a heated city dinner, Mayor Gaynor assailed William Randolph Hearst in sharp terms, accusing his publishers of forging public documents and attacking the press. He cited a 1908 city draft as proof of forgery and urged a cleanse of forgers, warning of legal consequences. The event included tributes to the Associated Press and messages from global dignitaries, with Roosevelt’s praise echoing amid a cordial close. A rummage sale by the Holy Comforter Woman's Guild was announced for Saturday.

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