Bricht Outlook for University at Athens Ga
At the University of Georgia in Athens, increasing inquiries and eager applicants promise a record enrollment as Chancellor Barrow prepares for opening. Professor J S Stewart notes strong interest from rural youths seeking education in agriculture amid funding uncertainties and ongoing preparations for the new session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
State University
Athens
University of Georgia
Erea-3
J S. Stewart
Barrow
Pharmacy
Stewart
Oconee County
Aly
Tax election planned for Hapeville school tax vote
Ordinary John Wilkinson yesterday set September 26 as the vote date for a local school taxation in Hapeville under the McMichael law. An amended city charter makes the election easier next month voters will decide if a public school system is desired for the growing city.
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John Wilkinson
Hapewilin
McMichael
Hapeville
Rownard Returns From Conference Committee Meeting
Secretary Will Howard of the Southeastern Passenger Association returned from Old Point Comfort where he attended the committee meeting with other members. It is understood that Georgia and Alabama rate discussions were not breached and the higher authorities held this matter in abeyance.
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Rownard
Southeastern Passenger Association
Will Howard
Old Point Comfort
Toseps Richani
Coumites
Fiere
Focton Schools Rally Highlights Summer Term Closure
Four Stephens county schools gathered in an educational rally with more than 600 pupils. Jefferson’s How Jon Holder delivered the chief address on education. his speech drew enthusiastic reception from students and teachers alike.
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Troma Gn
Stephens County
Jon Holder
Jefferson
Atlanta Tribute From Chicago Lawyer Poem Praise
An eminent Chicago attorney visiting Atlanta delivers a flowing poetic tribute praising the city. The verse hails Atlanta as a revived gem and a beacon of Southern hospitality, friendship, and civic virtue with hopeful lines for Georgia’s enduring fame.
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Atlanta
Chicago
Pure Food Law Extension Delays Georgia Start Date
Georgia extends the operative date of the pure food law to October 1. State chemist John M McCandless will remain in office until January 1908, delaying enforcement. Merchants welcomed the postponement and inspectors continue trials. Dr McCandless, praised for advancing the law, has urged thorough readiness before enforcement begins. P A Methvin tours the state gathering doubtful items for inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M McCandless
Mec Candlese
Georgia
Hudson
McCandless
Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia
Lithia Springs
Georgia Officer Milner’s Son Heads to New York City Tour
Second Lieutenant Troup Miller of the Seventh Cavalry passes through the city en route to New York City under orders. The Macon judge’s son will join General Morton after a Philippines tour and then proceed to Fort Russell in Wyoming for observation and duty.
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Troup Miller
Seventh Cavalry
Department of the Culf
New York City
J0 1. Milner
Macon
Philine Islande
Bia
San Francisco
Morton
Philippines
Miller
General Morton
Washington Barracks
Department of the Gulf
Leutenant Miller
Fort D. A. Russell
Wyoming
Wants Foreign Labor Excluded By Federation Of Labor
The American Federation of Labor executive board in Norfolk urges cooperation to push Congress to enact strict laws excluding foreign labor of all kinds. Roosevelt and Congress urged to study government ownership costs of telegraph lines. Transvaal miners seek financial aid. Plan intensified campaigns against child labor under 14.
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Executive Board of Federation of Labor
Norfolk
American Federation of Labor
Congress
Roosevelt
Transvaal
Costs to Run a Train in North Carolina Hearing
Washington August 24 Special report shows Vice President Spencer of Southern Railway estimating a two coach and baggage car train from Goldsboro to Greensboro at 134 miles costs 5437 to operate with revenue of 380, claiming profit and disputing earlier testimony. Also reports motive, a murder charge in Georgia, and Zelaya reconciling with his son in New York.
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Washington
Quesaca
H B Spencer
Southern Railway
Justice
North Carolina
Galdsboro
Greenstown
Boence
Walter A. Montgomery
United States
Pritchard
Mr Justice
Spencer
Southern
Ait Spencer
Zelaya
New York
Alfonso Zelave
Nicaragua
Order of Accountants Grows All Over State
Allen Asher, president of the supreme division of the Southern Association of Accountants and Bookkeepers, reports rapid Georgia city growth and plans to form divisions in the South. Atlanta officers congratulate rising membership as Piedmont Hotel offers Assembly Hall for meetings with speaker announcements forthcoming. The association promotes educational, fraternal, and beneficent objects, including technical education, an employment bureau, and community outreach to boost professional efficiency and business support.
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Allen Asher
Supreme Division
Southern Association of Accountants and Bookkeepers
Lanta
Georgia
South
John R Jones
Atlanta
H N. Dutton
Piedmont
Association
Ant
Mandaliy
Judge Huddleston's court session at police court weeds out drunks
Judge Huddleston presided as white defendants charged with plain drunkenness pleaded guilty and were fined 375 each. A negro youth, Tom Tinner, faced murder charges for killing his brother in law Will alias John Baley, and was bound over. Fay Peers, a claimed plumber, was arraigned for larceny after trust after spending money on pipes for a Decatur Street barroom job. Wedemeyer's Band to play at Grant Park concert 3:30 to 5:30.
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Press Huddleston
Tom Tinner
Will
John
Baley
Fay Peers
Decatur Strreet
Decatur
Resolution Urges Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic to Continue Georgia Rail Line
The Georgia State Agricultural Society unanimously adopted resolutions urging Messrs H. M. Atkinson and George Dole Wadley to reconsider their plan to discontinue the Atlanta via Carrollton to Birmingham railroad branch. The society expresses support for rail extension, noting benefits to Georgia’s economy and urging publication of the resolution in official channels and newspapers.
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Georgian State Agricultural Society
Carrollton
L. M Park
Atlanta
State Agricultural Society
Georgia Agricultural Society
H. M Atkinson
George Dole Wadley
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Birmingham
Georgia General
Messra Atkinson
Wadley
Georgia
Grand Old
Old Empire
Carrol
Daily Papers of
Offic
Wet Weather Continues With Showers Across City
The week stays damp with showers and brief sun between. Rain amounts remain light but widespread, as some areas stay cloudy while others see sun. Forecast calls for continued drizzle and overcast conditions through the day with a low chance of needed umbrellas after services.
Gift to Augusta Medical College enriches library
The estate of the late Dr H Buford of Brunswick donated about 1800 medical volumes to the Augusta medical college library. Books were received Friday and placed. Dr Joseph Eve Allen, dean, praised the gift as nearly priceless. Hon Pleasant A Tovall of Savannah will deliver the commencement oration next May.
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Augusta
H Buford
Brunswick
Medical College
Joseph Eve Allen
Most Attractive Tour to the Jamestown Exposition
Effective August 8 daily until November 30 tickets go on sale to the Jamestown Exposition via Cincinnati and the New York Central Lines. Travel through Cleveland Buffalo Niagara Falls Albany New York Philadelphia Baltimore Washington and Norfolk returning to start. Sixty days with liberal stopover privileges and scenic rides on Lake Erie Hudson River and the Atlantic Ocean. Extremely low rates 31.30 from Atlanta and similar from other points. Write for pamphlets and full details.
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Cincinnati
NEW York Central
Cleveland
Buffalo
Niagara Falls
Albany
New York City
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
Norfolk
Mit
Lake Erie
Hudson River
Atlantic Ocean
Atlanta
E. Shith
Gentery Bidg
C. L. Mitchell
Chamberlin Bidg
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thompson Marries Himself A Strange Georgia Case
Death notices confirm John Thompson of Summerville South Carolina who performed his own marriage after ministers refused due to his first marriage. The notary public had two marriages by his own commission and died as stories of his feat circulated. In Georgia Byron August rally draws farmers at Echeconnee campground with Coker Campbell and Rev Stanford delivering talks and a basket dinner for attendees.
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Savarmah
Summerville
John Thompson
Thompson
South Carolina
Ao Hea
Byron
Echeconnee
Farmers’ Union
Coker
Toea
Barnesville
Campbell
Stanford
Schools Open September 3 With County and Rural Districts
Two weeks from Tuesday cost the opening of city schools will coincide with county suburban schools starting the fasl term for about thirty districts and three thousand children. Rural schools begin in October with about a thousand more pupils. Superintendent Brittain reports teachers assigned and readiness for opening. Suburban sessions run 8 to 2 for nine months. rural schools 8:30 to 3 with a month less. Holidays include Thanksgiving and a Christmas recess starting December 20.
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M Ll. Brittain
Cooks District
South Bend
West Peachtree and Brookwood Car Lines Extended
The county committee reports favorably to extend the West Peachtree line from the city limits to the Peachtray junction and to widen Buckhead Brookwood service. Convicts are working to widen Peachtree road toward Buckhead, clearing the way for track laying once paving progresses. The street railway plan awaits Peachtree road widening, then track construction will start soon.
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Peachtree
That Street
Peachtray
Brookwood
Buckhead
Committee On Roads and Bridges
Henry Mc Wood
County Commissioners
Board of County Commissioners
Hireokwood
Peachtien Creek
Sixt
West Peachtree
Peachtree Road
The
Street Car Company
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George McLendon
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Order OF Accountants
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Grant Park
Wedemeyer
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Kentucky
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WANT
Union Lumber & Box Mfg. Co
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