Bessie Tift College Promises Bright 1900s Session
Forsyth Georgia article extols Bessie Tift College as a thriving women’s institution two hours from Atlanta and an hour from Macon. It highlights modern buildings, comprehensive programs from music to domestic arts, a strong faculty, and healthy campus life under President H. S. Jackson.
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Atlanta
Macon
Georgia
Bessie
Titt College
Bessie Tift
Bessie Tift College
Southern Colleges
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Iteratura
Bessie Titt
Central of Georgia
Forsyth
Middle Georgia
South Georgia
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H. 8. Jackson
C. H. S. Jackson
Bessie Tift College For Young Women
Forsyth, Ga
Parkhurst Heads Atlanta Ad Club in 190? Election
Parkhurst was elected president of the Atlanta Ad Club succeeding G. M. Chagin who moved to Jackson. The meeting appointed a committee to review all advertising schemes and require approval from the protection committee before any proposition. Five new members were added: Barnwell, Haating s, Seag, Hicks, and Spiller.
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Neta
F. Parkhurst
G. M. Chagin
Jacksonvile
Parkhurst
Remington
Paul P
F. J. Merriam
St Elmo
Ad Men's Club
Atlanta
W. 5
Wkin, Jr
Paul P. Keene
C. W. Santee
C. Massengale
W. ©. Barnwell
Rewan-Malone Company
W. G. Haatings
Johnson-Dallin Advertising
W. Seag
Ut Buathern Salt and Bkirt
L. D. Hicks
Massengale Advertising Agency
A. R. Spiller
American Multigraph Bales Company
Park Garners Partial Convention Support in Ocmulgee Circuit
In Greena and surrounding counties a local report claims Park won a partial convention vote in the Ocmulgee circuit. Emphasized are Park Foster and Hines, with detailed county tallies showing Park’s lead in several counties and the disputes over unassigned convention votes and fair distribution among candidates.
Fulton Delegation Names for State Convention
Delegates from Fulton County are announced for the state convention with J E Maddox as county executive chair appointing a large list. The delegation includes McCord Arnold Gholstin Gry Orr and many others to represent the district on executive and platform committees and to oversee convention details.
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Fulton County
J. E. Maddox
Recunty
H. ¥. McCord
Reuben R. Arnold
Louis Gholstin
James R. Gry
J. Orr
B. M. Blount Holling H. Jones
RW. Hastings
RJ. Griffin
G. Rogers
John Clay Smith
Edgar Watiking
J.D. Effpatrick
W. G. Newell
W. L. Beel
W. Woods White
Isaac H. Hane
Edwin Camp
T. F. Bridges
H. J H. Schaut
Walter Reynolds
W. P.anderson
Frank Bell John
S. Cahen
N. A. Kirkpatrick
B. Coe Sraith
B.c.calloway
Shepard Bryan
John H. Andrewa
Sam Roorstein
J.T. Hoile
James L Turner
William
Wier
I. B. Richards
WW. R. ‘Harwell
H. H. Whitcomb
Lesiig M. Davies
W. A. Ward
Frank Fidmondson
Frank F. Smith
Banders Jones
Plarce Baker
Harry Siiverman
James H. Andrews
Sims Bray
Shelby Smith
R. Shropshire
W. L. Foray
Blerce
Clarence «Hagerty
EL Harper
W. P- Andrews
T. B. Dutties
A. J. Stewart
J. W. Humphries
King Chambers
D. Marquardt
M. Hitch
Carl “Kersten
N. Wallace
Ty Carron
E.hotcombe
A.D
Cerfson
Totain
Handensleban
J. Is Eran Bou
Convention Begins As Georgia Delegations Gather
The day set for the state convention draws near as interest grows in the platform and acceptance speech by Governor Smith. Judge Lawson will chair temporarily with W C Weight as permanent chair. Reports from across Georgia indicate the convention may be one of the largest, with Cobb County sending about seven hundred delegates and Whitfield County between one fifth and one hundred. The proceedings promise notable speeches and lively program at the Auditerkam.
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Algo
Thomas G. Lawson
Eatonton
W. C. Weight
Newnay
Atlanta
Cobb County
Whittigid
Percy J
Starnes
DeKalb Delegation Lists At State Democratic Convention
A DeKalb County musical program opens with the audience singing America. The following is a complete list of the 13 delegates to the state democratic convention from DeKalb County: Hooper Alexander W J Houston Sr James R George D P Philips JL Chapp John Lee John Nulan J S McCurdy Leslie George Hardeman H M Smith Ana W Candler Tustinian Evana White John G Varner Le B Norton W Mitchell R F Brith W L Venable W E Houseworth W F Tilley E a Minor L G Walker H A Jolly.
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DeKalb County
Hooper Alexander
W. J. Houston
James R. George
D. P. Philips
JL Chapp
John Lee
John Nulan
J. S. McCurdy
S." Lockridge
Leslie
George Hardeman
H. M. Smith
Ana W. Candler
Tustinian
Evana
White
John G. Varner
Printing and Riots in Huntington With Militia Guard
In Huntington West Virginia Aug 30 three militia companies under Adjutant General Elliot guard the county jail. A machine gun stands before the jail amid renewed rioting aimed at two alleged black murder suspects John Wayte and Clarten Clyburn. Authorities report arrests of elderly rioters from the two prior nights.
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Huntington
W. Va
Elliot
Fuarther
John Wayte
Clarten Clyburn
Cherfeston
Bel Eatons
Jast
Brutal murder charged in Gwinnett County
Lawrenceville Ga August 3 Special As the result of a fight in Herkshire district last Friday night John S Wages is dead and two assailants are in jail Ty appears that Wages Jule Clark Perry Staples and Jon Hansard were out together and all were drinking The three last named attacked Wages and cut and beat him into faciality and left him lying by the roadside Witnesses heard his pleas and rescued him He died this morning Staples and Harvard were arrested by Sheriff Brown but Clark escaped Sheriff brought the prisoners to jail amid neighborhood anger Test at Judiciary Luncheon Beverly Mass August 30 President Taft visited Ipswich and attended a luncheon hosted by Charlie H Seares with other judges in attendance.
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Greanahoro
M. W. Lewis
Ocmulgea
James B. Fark
Greensboro
Svater
Ak. Lewis Cardly
Park
Greene
Witkinson
Hancock
Foster
Hines
Fa Jones
Elinex
Hark
Fark
Mines
Ax Hines
Putnam County
Jeaver
Thia County
Elven Sturplus
Fam
Rare
Grae
Isa
Lawrenceville
Herkshire
John S. Wages
Wages
Jule Clark
Perry Staples
Jon Hansard
Staples
Harvard
Brown
Clark
Pracaere
Weather miscue brings showers for Tuga day
The day turned soggy as a forecast for fair weather failed to materialize. Readers are advised to expect continued showers and changes in the forecast with a likely shift by midweek. Extra matinee seats at the Lyric are on sale.
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the Lyric
His First Auto Ride Proves Fatal
The article reports a man in Plaifield dying during his first automobile ride at about 89 miles from his home. The trip, part of a larger two hour excursion, ended with heart failure after a misadventure near the car’s tap. A civilian observer described the event as a tragic surprise.
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Plaifield
Rca
Ogienariag Ee Dent
Mies
Bens
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