Emory Alumni Meet Tonight At University Club
Fifty Emory College graduates compose the University Club members meeting this evening. Hal Hentz, Emory class of 1904 and head of the new sixty room dormitory project at Oxford, will speak. Other prominent Emory men will report on the alumni gathering and the Alumni Association plans.
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Western Union Buys 10,000 Underwood Typewriters
Western Union announces a bulk purchase of 10,000 Underwood typewriters. The deal increases office equipment stock and supports expansion of correspondence services. Shipments were expected to begin this quarter with deployment across multiple branches.
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Navy Plucks Board Announces Widespread Promotions
Washington July 3 A naval plucking board and seven retirements trigger many promotions Nine commanders rise to captains including G W Kitne Joseph Strausa and W Gilmer Fifteen lieutenant commanders advance and eighteen lieutenants become lieutenant commanders with nineteen lieutenants junior grade advancing to senior lieutenant
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Anniversary of Alexander Stephens Birth Noted in Crawfordville
In Crawfordville today the 100th anniversary of Alexander Hamilton Stephens’ birth is observed. A rare license to practice law issued to Stephens in 1834 in Crawfordville is highlighted, signed by judge William H. Crawford. The document, shown in facsimile, marks Stephens’ rise to prominence as a Georgia statesman and later vice president of the Confederacy.
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City of Atlanta Adopts New District Boundaries for 1912 13
The Atlanta Board of Education redraws district lines to place each schoolhouse where most needed, urging parents to send children to the designated district school. The plan notes some houses remain distant due to population patterns, and lists each new district boundary by street and block.
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School territories in new city limits area defined
The document outlines school territories for wards south of Hardee Pittsburg and Roach Summer Hill areas, detailing inclusion in Oakland City or Louisville and Nashville districts. It specifies Louisville and Nashville School territory extends across Oakland City territory and part of George W Adair School south of Shelton and Stephens, plus Yonge Street School area bounded by Edgewood Pryor Georgia and Southern railroads.
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Trust Company of Georgia Offers 4 Percent Savings Rate
The Trust Company of Georgia announces a 4 percent interest on savings deposits secured by its $1,800,000 capital and surplus. Deposits of $1.00 are accepted.
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Maneuvers of Army to Begin Across States
Washington July 3 The senate approved a joint resolution providing 3 250 000 for encampments and maneuvers of state organized militia The measure moves to the president General Wood ordered regular army units to join the militia and begin immediate movements toward encampments and rendezvous The joint exercises will be the most extensive in the country and approach European demonstrations in scale
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Kellogg Attacks Judicial Recall In State Bar Talk
Frank B. Kellogg of St Paul special counsel in the Standard Oil case addressed the Maryland State Bar Association at Cape May on judicial recall. He argued that making judges subservient to majority will or voting on whether executive or legislative branches have overstepped authority would erase constitutional limits, and the association adopted a resolution opposing recall of court decisions.
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Motor to the Wigwam Weekend Trip Log
Negro Voters Meet in Philadelphia as delegates from eight states open the fifth annual National Independent Political League convention. Endorsement will target candidates for congress who back anti lynching legislation and oppose southern franchise restrictions.
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National Independent Political League
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Three Hurt in Auto Smash in Nashville Tonight
Harry Bradshaw and G. Gardner of Florence Alabama and Jordan Stokes Jr of Nashville were seriously injured when their car skidded and turned over tonight in an automobile accident in Nashville Tennessee.
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