New Georgia Military Academy Reopens In New Building
The Georgia Military Academy held its first chapel service of the year in the new M C A building, a milestone in the school’s history. Colonel Woodward welcomed students as about 90 percent joined the M C A, with plans for formal ceremonies soon. The move signals broader M C A influence in prep schools nationwide and in young men’s lives. Mrs Alonza Richardson, a key supporter, designed the hosting plan reflecting strong taste and commitment.
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United States
Georgia Miliary Academy
Young Men's Christian Association
Culver. Tltary Academy
Georgia Military Academy
Woodward
M.C. A
Ufa
Association
Alonza Richardson
Judges Seek Northeastern Circuit Seat In Georgia Race
In Gainesville on January 5 Special Judge John J. Kimsey announces reelection bid for the northeastern circuit judgeship marking twelve years in office. Potential rival H W Pertty hints at a run, while Judge J B Jones of Toccoa also pursues the post. W B Sloan of Gainesville and Robert McMillan of Clarkesville already declared for senior general, with Col F G Collins discussed as a candidate. solicitor W A Charters plans to stay in practice. In Rome, 1920s building activity totals about 5500000 with 125 residences and ~50 business structures added, 285 permits issued and a $50000 rise from 1908.
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Gainesville
John J. Kimsey
HW. Ho. Pertyy
Alon
J. B. Jones
Toccoa
W. B. Sloan
Robert McMillan
Clarkesville
F. G. Collins
W. A. Charters
Rome
The Round Up at the Grand and Two Shows at Lyric
Rapley Holmes learns to twist a cigarette with one hand for The Round-Up role as Klaw & Erlanger promote the production at the Grand. Ward and Vokes bring two hours of tuneful fun to Lyric with fifty in the company and strong acts by Lucy Daly and Lew Kelly. The Merry Widow tours again under Henry Savage, slated for the Grand next Monday and Tuesday for three performances.
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Youll
Httle
Rapley Holmes
Sim" Hoover
Holmes
Maclyn Arbuckle
Bherri Foley
New York County
the Grand
Klaw & Erlanger
New York City
Boston
Cicaga
Ibnen
Shakespeare
Grand
Kian ‘& Milanger
Atlanta
Lyric
Ward
Voies
Vokes
Lucy Daly
Lew Kelly
Cecil Spooner
Agile
Lyric Theater
Miss Spooner
Amelia Weed Holbrook
Henry W. Savage
Orpheum Vaudeville Night Delight Features Maybelle Adams
Maybelle Adams, praised as the most beautiful woman on the vaudeville stage, draws strong audience favor at the Orpheum. Atlanta crowds are surprised and delighted by her beauty and sincere music. Linda Thomas and Louis in Substrume receive applause and laughter, while the Sully family of five offers another farce.
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Orpheum
Maybelle Adams
Atlanta
Ljnda Thomas
Loulias
Sully
Gainesville Council Names City Officers
Gainesville Ga January special Mayor R T Mitchell takes office succeeding Dr J B Rudolph Aldermen E B Robertson Gav Walker and B R Bell sworn in The council names officers for the year Mayor pro tem H M March city clerk James H White chief of police H L Richardson day policemen B M Montgomery W T Wright night policemen R T Bagwell A G Hughes Pamper at water station Robert Wheelty city attorney Ronald Thompson city treasurer James Gower yard keeper James Wert street overseer W O Wilber me try ney ton foreman fire department Henry Smith foremen J R Hope and B H Parks janitor city hall Prater
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Gainesville
R. T. Mitchell
J. B. Rudolph
Mitchell
E. BR Robertson
Gav. Walker
BR. Bell
H. MN. March
Clty
James H. White
H. L. Richardson
B. M. Montgomery
W. T. Wright
R. T. Bagwell
A. G. Hughes
Traster
W. R. Winburn
Ronard Thompson
James Gower
Southern Road Plans Transfer Shed and Yard Upgrades
The Southern railway will erect a transfer shed and station at Inman yards with additional tracks at an estimated cost near $100,000. This is part of a broader $5,090,009 plan for line improvements and double-tracking toward Washington, with major shop and terminal projects in progress or planned for 1910. J and B Thompson cited the transfer shed as essential to consolidate freight into carload lots for southern and western destinations.
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Southern Railway
Inman
Sportcer
N.C
Southern
Mitchell Street
Madison Avenue
J. & B. Thompson
Inman Yards
Washington
Bread Becomes Threat of Revolution in Alabama Speech
Dr J W Stagg, president of Alabama Presbyterian college, warned that bread shortages and wealth inequality could spark a twentieth century revolution. He cited historical hunger and modern capital controls, urging an exodus from cities to the countryside to avert upheaval.
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Anniston
Als
J. W. Stagg
Alabama Presbyterian College
Rockefeller
Morgan
Stage
Rogers
Plecas
Famous statues to be brought to Atlanta exhibit
The Architectural Arts League plans to import statues by St Gaudens from Indianapolis for a spring show in Atlanta. A committee led by Harry Leslie Walker will coordinate with the chamber of commerce on feasibility. The January 14 meeting will review drawings for catalog illustrations.
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Resitar
Architectural Arts League
Auatell Bullriny
Harry Leslie Walker
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
St. Gaudens
Indianapolis
South
America
Hogansville Elects Councilmen in January Meeting
Hogansville Ga holds an election for city councilmen. The council-elect listed includes Daniel W S Herndon B Brasell Rey Hannes SoA Devie EA Tepper. The new council will meet the first Monday in February to organize.
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Hogansville
Capsolgi
Daniel
W. S. Herndon
B. Brasell
Rey Hannes
Soa
Devie
EA Tepper
Thex
Peabody School Not Yet Located In Nashville
In Nashville Tennessee January the question of whether the George Peabody School or Teachers will come to Nashville remains open. The Davidson County Court postponed delivery of the $100,000 bonds to the college and set up committees with city and state officials and Peabody fund trustees to seek an agreement on location.
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Nashville
Tenn
George Peabody School
Peabody Fund
Davidson County
Council of
University ‘of Nashville
State of Tennesse
New Presbyterian Church Planned in Moultrie
In Moultrie Georgia a drive to build a new Presbyterian church began at a dinner hosted by W Pidcock. Members discussed initiating work on a $50 000 house of worship, with nearly $11 000 subscribed at the first meeting and the remaining funds to be raised within days. The site will be on East Broad Street, the current church’s location.
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Moultrie
W. Pidcock
Judge J C Boone resigns from Hall City Court in Georgia
Judge J C Boone resigns effective immediately due to health. Colonel George K Looper is a leading attorney and potential successor, endorsed by the local bar and citizens, widely expected to be appointed by Governor Brown soon.
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Gainesville
J. C. Boone
Hall City Court
Brown
Boone
George K. Looper
Looper
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