Tech to suspend drive during Georgia memorial campaign
Georgia's drive for a million dollars at the University of Georgia will run from October 11 to November 11. Tech trustees resolve to halt subscrip tion campaigns from September 10 to November 14 to support Georgia's memorial drive and resume efforts later for a separate five million dollar plan for Greater Tech.
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University ‘of Georgia
Ware Sire
Avery
Georgia School. of Technology
Tech
Board of Trustees of
Georgia
University of Georgia
Board of Trustees
Compatents
iAtlanta
Georgia School of Technology subscription drive urged
A fragmented editorial urges support for the Georgia School of Technology during a subscription drive from September 10 to November 14. It calls for cooperation to advance higher education in the Empire State of the South and resists efforts to impede progress.
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Eatin
Georgia
School of ‘Technology
Te France
Cesa
Burglar Strikes in McNeely Home Wounding Alice Myneely
Alice McNeely of 139 Forrest Avenue awoke about 2 am to a burglar ransacking her second floor room. He struck her, fled through a window after she fired a shot. Missing were $72, a $400 diamond ring, and clothing. jewelry hidden under her pillow survived. Chloroform odor lingered. race unknown due to darkness.
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Alan Alice McNeely
Forrest Avenue
McNeely
Miss McNeely
Burglary wave and a doctor noted in historic report
Police reported several burglaries Friday night and Saturday morning with a pattern of stolen goods. Connally faced bond for attempting to break into Garrows Candy Kitchen on Whitehall Street. Other break ins included Dickens Grocery on Confederate Avenue and a home on East North Street. Ajax Tailor Shop on Auburn Avenue and a Peachtree Street residence were ransacked. A funeral service for Rev J Sprole Lyons and Rev Samuel Was on St Mark’s Methodist occurred Monday afternoon. Medical figures Dr J B Baird and Dr W A Proweed attended. The article records the obituary of Dr Floyd Willcox McRae with biographical details.
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J. Gannally
Mobile
Ale
Garrow
Whitehall
Jendris
Connally
Ajax Tailor Shop
Auburn Avenue
Peachtres Street
J. Sprole Lyons
West
Etta
Ta. Eatin
A. Nicholson
H. A. H. Noble
Dun*bar_ Roy
W. F. Westmorelana
J. C. Johns
Obscure 19th Century Georgian Medical Figure Profile
A brief biographical sketch outlines a physician who served as president in 1892 and held roles as a state board member and secretary. He taught at Atlanta Medical College from 1885 to 1893, was linked with Southern Medical College, and helped form Atlanta College of Physicians and Surgeons. He married Fannie Collier in March 1888. children Floyd Willcox McRae Jr Kenneth Collier McRae and John Collier.
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Ployd “Willcox
McRae
Murdoch_ Hugh
Elzabeth
Willcox
Alexander Mc~Rae
Rela
Thel
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Boar. Health
Analoy
Atlanta Medical College
Southern. Medical College
Atlanta ‘College of Physicians and Surgeons
Aince
Owl and Mule Tale From Union City Rivalry
A tale from Union City describes a terrible owl attacking a mule owned by J. S. M. Patton. The owl clung to the mule’s tail, sending Patton rushing with a shotgun to rescue his animal. The mule kicked free, and both survived the incident without serious injury, according to Patton’s account.
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Fuzzy Woodruff
Lagare Davis
Grimm Davis
Aesop
Munchausen
Union City
J. Daniel
M. Patton
David
McCantrol
Davis
Woodruff
J. S. M. Patton
Ernest
Congressawks Toward End of Beer and Grain Bills
Washington leaders voiced confidence that the Senate and House would agree on the Willis Campbell anti beer bill and move to enact the Capper Tindher grain exchange regulation measure before recess. They predicted swift action on embargo extensions duties on army supplies and Shipping Board funding, with delays anticipated only for railroad debt funding before the August 24 recess.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Wor
Shipping Board
Senate Agricultural Credity
Harding
Hougs
Aesafon
Sueasey
BO Fat
House Judiciary Committee
Will Campbell
Mondell
Repubican
Ku Klux Klan Qualifies For Indiana Work
A fragmentary note states the Ku Klux Klan, newly incorporated in Georgia, qualified today to conduct activities in Indiana amid indignation. The reference mentions August 12 and ties to Indiana work, but details are unclear.
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Indiana
sIndignatols
Ind
New Ku. Klux’ Klan
Georgia
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