Georgia boys offered two farm college scholarships
Two Georgia youths may win scholarships worth 260 each through a program funded by President W W Finley and affiliated railways. Competitive exams run August 24 in county seats, with eligible counties listed for each award. Recipients must pursue agricultural work or teaching for at least three years in the region.
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State Agricultural College
W. W. Finley
Southern Railway
Georgia, Southern
Florida
Appling
Bibb, Crawford, Dodge, Harris, Houston
Charleston
Augusta Southern Trailway
Tallulah Falla
Banks
Carroll
Catoosa
Clarke
Clayton
Cobb
Coffee
DeKalb
Douglas
Hilbert
Fayette
Bhoyd
Franklin
Fulton
Gordon
Gwinnett
Habersham
Hall
Haralson
Hart
Henry
Jackson
Milton
Paulding
Polk
Richmond
Spalding
Whitfield
Rabin
Boy Confesses Poisoning Family In Windsor Home
Sante Roga California August 17 Adam Clark a 16 year old Windsor youth confessed after arrest last night to poisoning food at his home causing his mother Augusta Clark to die and leaving James Clark and neighbor John Ruddel seriously ill. Clark claimed his mother opposed his hay baling work and he poisoned the coffee pot during visits.
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Ruddel
Adam
Puisen
Treasure trove of coins found on St Lawrence farm
In Ogdensburg New York August 17 a horse kicked a remarkable treasure into view on John McEwen s farm on the Canadian side of the St Lawrence River. Six pieces of silver flew from the horse s hoof when driven across the field. A man digging recovered 148 coins including three Spanish pieces one British one 6 franc piece and 143 United States half dollars. Under English law treasure trove goes to the crown so the coins were turned over to the police. They date from 1805 to 1828 and were buried three inches underground in straight rows. Workmen paid in American silver during the Rideau canal era may explain the hoard s origin. It is believed to be part of indemnity funds sent to the canal district.
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Ogdensburg
N. Y
John McEwen
St. Lawrence River
United States
Rideau
Great Britain
Canal
Workman Met Death Climbing Himalayas
Bombay August report says American mountaineer and explorer W Hunter Workman was killed by an avalanche while climbing in the Himalaya region of northern India. The account, relayed by coolies, is unconfirmed. Workman, born February 1 1847 in Worcester Massachusetts, and his wife Fanny Bullock Workman, were longtime climbers chiefly in Asia, making many ascents together.
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Bombay
Indla
Hunter Workman
Himalaya Range
India
W. Hunter Workman
Worcester
Mass
Fanny Bullock Workoan
Apia
Pretty Actress Counts Many Friends Among Elks in Georgia
Irene Williams of the Spencer and Williams team applied at Bijou theater last week and gained many friends among Georgia Elks. She impressed BPOE members through social lodge sessions and aided charity drives in several cities. The act drew a big crowd at the Bijou after a schedule change from Forsyth to Marietta Street Playhouse.
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Irene Williams
Spencer and Williams
The
Elks of Georgia
Bijou
Marietta Street Playhouse
Poll in Legislature Shows Big Slaton Lead for Governor
Slaton campaign releases a complete post adjournment poll of the Texas legislature. The House favors Slaton 146 to 17 for Alexander and 9 for Hall with 125 undecided, total 164. The Senate supports Slaton 40 to 2 for Alexander and 1 for Hall, with 1 doubtful.
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Slaton
General Assembly
Houses
Senate
John M. Slaton
Alexander
Hall
Slaton Gains Strong Backing from Georgia Legislature
Hotly contested primary support comes from both chambers with 146 of 144 lawmakers in the House and 40 of 44 Senators publicly backing John M. Slaton for governor. Members cite Slaton's competence, enforcement of laws, and Georgia’s best interests as reasons for overwhelming county and statewide votes.
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Senate
Slaten
General Assembly
John FP. Cheney
Cobb
Slaton
W. L Macintyre
Thomas
E. S Ault
Polk
Seaborn Jones
Burke
S. H. Bush
Baker
Joseph McCarthy
Chatham
J. W. Williams
Bulloch
Bulloch County
H. W. Hopkins
Georgia
John T. Kirby
Coweta
J. A. Butt
Glynn
A. L. Miller
Calhoun
H. J. Strickland
Pierce
A. J. Wood
Twiges
Socialists Meet in Atlanta to Plan Debs Speech and Platform
A special Socialist Party meeting at the Labor Temple, 112 Trinity Avenue, will plot advertising and a Eugene V. Debs speech set for October 15. They will also present a platform for forthcoming city elections and discuss the Bull Moose campaign slogan seen as stealing from labor.
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Sosissist Party of
Atlanta
Labor Temple
Trinity Avenue
Eugene V. Debs
Socialist Party
Studley Dies After 148 Hours Sleep in Battle Creek
Battle Creek Michigan August 17 After a continuous sleep of 148 hours James D Studley of Pennfield died at his home last night Three Battle Creek physicians worked unsuccessfully to rouse him from his sleep.
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Battle Creek
Mich
J James D. Studley
Pennfield
Queen Ena Visits London to Meet the Hello Girls
The Queen of Spain and Infanta Beatrice visit London renewing girlhood ties. She tours the main London telephone exchange and chats with the hello girls. Alfonso’s consort owns a famed silver royal telephone receiver gifted by Spanish telephone workers. Queen Ena runs her own exchange and answers calls promptly.
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London
Spain
Infanta
Beatrice of Spain
England
Continent
New World
Alfonso
Royal Palace
Madrid
Ena
Spectacular Vice Raids Scored by Grand Jury
Philadelphia August grand jury condemns raids on vice districts as a failure and harmful to business and property. It calls for reform of vice squad methods and suggests using officers to overhaul weights and measures to curb public fraud costing about 5 million dollars annually.
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Philadelphia
Interesting program for Sunday concert
The regular Sunday afternoon band concert offers a varied program. It opens with Stars and Stripes Forever, followed by Light Cavalry Overture, Les Lions d Arlequin Serenade, The Chocolate Soldier selection, and a Pizzicato Polka. After intermission come Au Revoir Waltzes, Queen of the Earth Song, The Pink Lady election, Oh You Beautiful Doll Two Step, and concludes with The Star Spangled Banner finale.
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Isag
Souaa
Pinsuti
Carylli
Doll
Moret
Insured Others Died Uninsured Archibald Haynes
Archibald C. Haynes died without life insurance after a lifetime in the insurance business. The New York man left a $500 estate to his widow in his will. He formerly headed Equitable agents and later led Mutual Reserve Life, one of the nation's best known life insurers.
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New York
Archibald Cc. Haynes
Haynes
Equitable
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Covington to Speak in Waycross Monday for Alexander
Waycross Ga August 17 W A Covington of Moultrie will address a large crowd Monday night in Waycross in support of Hooper Alexander. This marks the first political address of the 1912 gubernatorial campaign in Ware County as Alexander supporters push for a safe majority at the August 21 primary.
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Waycross
W. A. Covington
Moultrie
Hooper Alexander
Ware
Covington
Alexander
Waycross Council Calls Bond Election
Waycross Ga August 17 Special City council has called a special election to settle the bond question September 21 date fixed and 106000 is the amount of bonds the voters will pass on for improvements to city schools the fire and water departments and sewerage extensions A special registration has been ordered for this election. Much
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Waycross
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