Georgia to Establish Agricultural Schools in Each District
The Georgia General Assembly considers a bill to create industrial and agricultural schools in all eleven congressional districts. Governor Terrell plans to approve. funds come from inspection fees and donations may supply land parcels of at least 200 acres per district.
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Ferrell
General Assembly
State of Georgia
Industral
State College of Agriculture
Georgia
General Board of Trustees
University of Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Naig
Eegular
Sats
Studis
Artistic Brass Wares From The Libracy Sale
A vendor offers a variety of brass items including jardinières, wood bows, ank sets, smoking nets, facades bitin, gongs and vanes plaques for a decorative collection.
Courts Near End of Summer Term Actions Start
In THE COURTS the end of summer recess brings judges Pendleton Reed Roan Calhoun Wilkinson back to duty. Pendleton resumes decrees and a flood of damage suit filings tied to the June 6 train wreck looms as the September term approaches. Reed opens the city court division September 1, Roan the second division September 8, Calhoun the Atlanta criminal court the same day, and Wilkinson the ordinary court holds its regular monthly session on September 1.
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Pendleton
Superior Court
Aulta
Tris
Reed
Roan Wil
Andy Calhoun
Atlanta Criminal Court
Wilkinson
Marriages Across Wealth Gaps in Society Tone
The article debates interclass marriages in the United States and Europe, arguing wealth does not define capability. It critiques aristocratic prejudice, notes working-class marriages can enrich society, and ridicules social hierarchies that condemn unions across income levels.
City Primary On Wednesday Inward Race Heat Up
As Atlanta mayoral and council races tighten ahead of Wednesday polls, Chief W R Joyner and Thomas H Goodwin lead the mayoral contest. Alderman and council races in wards one through eight feature multiple candidates, including A J Curtis, Frank A Hiburn, M T Leufatte, H M Beutell, Dr A H Baskin, W A Fincher, C Wheeler Mangum, Thomas J Bishop, Dr B E Pearce, M M Turner, A Adams, W M Garrett, T Styron, John W Grant, Dr T D Langina, and Charles E Harman. Voting opens at 7 a.m. and continues twelve hours.
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Atlanta
Alrest
Tomstraw
W. R. Joyner
Thomas H Goodwin
Hi. M. Beutell
Afth
Whee'er Mangum
Thomas J, Bishop
B E. Pearce
M. M. Turner
A @ Adams
W. M Barrett
I. Fatyron
T. I. Styron
Councilman
John W. Grant
Dr. T. TD. Langina
Charles E. Harman
Conference on Rate Bill Ends After Five Day Session
A conference of lawyers and railroad officials from east of the Mississippi to south of New England converged in Atlantic City for five days to study the railroad rate bill taking effect August 28. While most technical points found agreement, a dispute over freight rating by the interstate commission remained unresolved, likely to be resolved by courts. The session concluded with general satisfaction and thanks to railroad representatives.
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Breadway
Atlantic City
Mississippi
New England Blutes
Interprete Commerce Commission
Immigrant advocate promotes German settlement in the South
Mr. Grauert, a longtime immigration advocate, travels Georgia and Alabama to push German colonization in the South. He cites German diligence, plans to relocate hundreds of families, and talks with Birmingham officials, railroad leaders, and manufacturers about funding and support. He aims to create colonies, boost development, and counter anti immigrant misperceptions.
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Dixie
Atlanta
Grauert
Georgia
Alabama
Mr. Grauert
South
Germany
Bormos
South Ameria
Bock Gravert
Lt Ani
New York
Couth
Frederick William Grauert
Walter R Brown Predicts Dick Russell Victory in Georgia
Hon Walter R Brown, campaign manager for Judge R Russell in Georgia, says he believes in Dick Russell. He cites investigations across counties, claims political integrity over mammon, and predicts a landslide win on August 22, discounting Atlanta newspapers.
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Walter R. Brown
R. Russell
Georgia
Dick Russell
Mammon
Judge Russell
Macon
Masseux
Atlanta
Handsome guide book offered free by transportation line
A Maine Central Railroad guide titled The Rangeley Lakes and Dead River Region is issued for nearly free distribution. It features color covers, about 100 half-tones, and detailed chapters on canoes camping and itineraries with an included map. Copies cost 1 cent in stamps to Portland, Maine.
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Rangeley Lakes
Dead River
Any Transportation Inc
Maine
Ienet
Genera’ Panenger Department
Maine Central Ylroad
Portiat
Srem
Warm Sunday Draws Big Crowds Across Atlanta
A sunny Atlanta Sunday drew thousands to parks and Ponce de Leon as trolley traffic remained heavy all day. Citizens reported temperatures around 90 but a late breeze eased the heat while conductors counted long hours and sore arms from ringing fares and punching transfers.
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Auncon
Atlanta Sa
Atlanta Weather Bureau
Ponce de Leon
Catholic Young Men Union Convention Dates Listed
Roman Catholic Young Men Danbury Conn August 9 The annual convention of Catholic Young Men Vistiooul Union will be held New Xam ebedaptem per 29 and 26.
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Danbury
Conn
Vistiooul Union
Ballot Battle Opens for Georgia Gubernatorial Race
Voters begin ballot battles Wednesday at 7 AM to decide Georgia's next chief executive and other state officers. Five gubernatorial candidates are named, with press coverage described as historic. some incumbents face opposition in comptroller general and school commissioner races. Congressional contests exist in two districts, while other MPs run unopposed. Polls open 7 AM statewide, 7 AM to 7 PM in rural districts and 7 AM to 3 PM in country districts. November?
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Georgia
State House
Clark Howell
Fulton
Hokesmith
Richard B. Russell
Jackson
J. H. Eatill
Chathram
James M. Smith
Oglethorpe
McIntosh
Fudge J W. Overatrest
Screven
Gordon Saussy
Chetham
Hartridge Smith
Rufus E. Lester
J. A. Brannen
Hultock
Walter W. Shepard
Chatham
Congreaa
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promise Instant Relief
Advertising copy for Eclipse Catarrh Cure claiming immediate relief from catarrh and permanent cure in worst cases. Includes testimonials from Mrs. M. Black of Anderson and a call to request a trial package for 25 cents in stamps, urging readers to write to Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Company in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Wesk
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Dr Cooper Worse Sunday in Critical Condition
Dr Hunter P Cooper remains critically ill at his Peachtree home. He grew worse yesterday evening with a higher fever and delirium after a day of declining strength. Attending doctors held cautious hope for improvement today and did not express alarm at the recent change in his condition.
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Hunter P. Cooper
Peachtree
Cooper
Dr. Cooper
Will Peachtree Street Be Paved Debate On City Matters
City council session to discuss paving Peachtree Street along with a proposed abattoir for the city and meat regulation ordinance. Gas company franchise with income tax provision under review. committee on gas company charters adjourned awaiting quorum and rescheduled.
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Gas Company
Sesslon
Prachtree Street
Atlantare
Peachtree Street
Niance Committee
Atlanta
New Gas Company
Keyys
Key
Taunily Work and Matrimony in London Tit-Bits
A Korean mother values practical laundry skill over beauty for her daughter to win a suitor. She stresses that keeping garments clean and pressed, from prince to peasant, matters more than appearances. The piece notes laundry work and flatiron methods as central, with ancient processes still in use.
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London
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