Stenographer in 23 Days At Southern Business College
A 23 day attendance record at the Southern Shorthand and Business University of Atlanta shows Miss Pauling Dennis of Eatonton leaving July 31 after starting July 1 to take a stenographer job in her hometown. Presidents Briscoe Arnold and lecturer Bryan tout the school’s 47 years of history and large summer enrollment as proof of success.
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Pauling Dennis
Eatonton
Southern
Business University
Dennis
A.C. Briscoe
Southern Shorthand
Nisi
Misa Penalett
Messrs. Briscoe
Arnoldis
Briscoe
Arnold
Moore's Business College
Georgia
Uly
A. C. Briscoe
Tl. W. Arnold
Thos. J. Bryan
W. Mitchell Street
Atlanta, Ga
Grace talks about Blease in Charleston interview
Major Joh P Grace of Charleston releases a public interview recounting a humorous Newberry incident involving a Negro woman and Governor Blease. Grace claims Blease described campaign funds paid by the Southern Railway via vouchers to McDuffle and labeled a rival as a drinker. Hampton denies railway involvement. Blease plans a reply with an affidavit. the tale includes a bridge incident and the "T B" letter.
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Columbia
Joh .P. Grace
Charleston
Blease
Newher Ir
Melniffic Iiaimpton
Southern Railway
McDuffle
Hampton
Railroad Commission
Fie
Wade Hampton
Lee
W Grace
Newberry
Grace
County Bailiff Freed Of Charge In Georgia
Volumbes, Ga July 31 Special County Bailiff Charles A Ellison was arrested on a murder warrant but discharged after his preliminary trial before Judge Merrory. The incident involved Warner Young who escaped custody during transfer from Muscogee jail to a convict camp. The officer allegedly fired twice. the second shot killed Young. The warrant was sworn by the deceased’s mother.
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Volumbes
Charles A. Ellison
Annie Youns
Merrory
Warner Young
Muscogee
Young
Jurgson
Rebuilding Sale At Carroll The Tailor
A rebuilding sale advertises suits priced at 50 35 and 230 with 25 dollar items. Carroll the Tailor operates at 172 Peachtree with the notice repeating the sale details. Harlem Ice Plant announced in Haarlem Harlem Ga now in operation making spring water ice. The piece includes a political letter excerpt about a dispensary scheme and a hotel scene from Wrights hotel.
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Carroll
Peachtree
Haarlem
Harlem. Ga
Harlem of Company
T. B
Felder
Hut’ Evans
Hub’ Evans
Wright
Judge Nash Broyles Seeks Georgia Court of Appeals Seat
Judge Nash Broyles of Atlanta announces for judge of the court of appeals in the Georgia primary. He cites 22 years as a lawyer and 12 years as Atlanta municipal court judge, pledging to avoid reversing lower court rulings on technical points unless law requires it. If elected, the Atlanta recorder post would be vacant and another city election would be held.
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Atlanta
Nash R. Broyles
Court of Appeals
J. R. Pottle
Arthur Powell
Broyles
Municipal Court of
Recorder of
Er. HL Groyles
Georgia
State Executive Committee
Georgia Judge Proposes Lawful Reform and Strict Enforcement
Recorder and judge of Atlanta courts outlines judicial reforms for Georgia. He argues for enforcing laws, repealing bad ones, and reducing legal technicalities that let criminals escape. If elected to the court of appeals, he vows to avoid reversing verdicts on technical points unless required, and to push for legislative abolition of such technicalities. He seeks support without statewide campaigning, relying on volunteers.
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Atlanta
Georgia
George
England
Court of Appeals
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Ll. W. Arnold
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Gate City
Ellison
King Hardware Co
Peachtree St
Whitehall St
Potise
Wesley Hirshburg
Nash Broyles
Cincinnati
Louisville
Chicago
Knoxville
Ars
Panama
Bangkok
Cloud-Stanford Co
Shop of Quality
Peachtree Street
Volun
Edward Paulton
Charles Bradley
Fiske O'Hara
Marietta St
Whitehall Street
Mitchell Street
Marietta Street
Houston Street
Peters Street
Decatur Street
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