Georgia Station Funding and Oversight Debate 1913
Governor Joe Brown reports James Galloway’s charges under review as Price calls for a full audit of the Georgia experiment station. He warns federal funds are misused to cover operating needs while urging a larger appropriation and closer state-university ties to restore the station’s mission and efficiency.
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Price
Mn Galloway
Mr Price
Gallowas
Galowars
Jame li
Jose H Brown
Georgia
Vanta Ge
Sir WoAllen
Satista
Lore Bret
Vestiaalen
Georgia Experiment Station Needs State Aid and New Director
The Georgia experiment station faces leadership and funding issues as it seeks to raise its level of operation. The acting secretary notes the need for a trained director, better use of federal funds, and a state appropriation to relieve past pressure and enable a new policy.
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Georgia Staten
College of Triculture
Africa
Lee Oo University
Nimein
Department
Federal
Ats Nua
Ferres
Tevand
Wirh
Georgia
Galloway
Homeward March Begun by Veterans at Gettysburg
Veterans march toward home after reunions at Gettysburg. They pass the monument to the heroic woman on Cemetery Ridge, New York’s statue overlooking Seminary Ridge, and the long arm with a wreath that stands as a tribute to the fallen. The scene marks a farewell as Meade and Joe’s armies depart, recalling a monumental display of national unity.
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Cemetery Ridge
New York
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Pickett
Tummittsburg
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Meade
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Hanson Takes Charge Of Oakland Motor Line
George W Hanson yesterday took control of the Oakland Motor car line for the entire southeastern states and will operate the Atlanta headquarters as a direct factory distributor. Hanson praised Oakland’s 1914 models as the best and most progressive cars, noting his long involvement in Georgia auto interests and his role in boosting Atlanta Auto Row.
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George W Hanson
Oakland
Southeastern States
Hanson
Atlanta
M. Hansons
Detroit
Paul Ro Smith
Flanders
Mr Smith
Oakland Ani
Oakland Motor Company
Oaklands
Georgia
Studebaker
Remains of Colonel Lumkins Found in Maryland Graveyard
John Ry Beckenbrough, secretary of the Confederate Memorial Association of Hagerstown, Md, reports that the remains of Colonel S KF Lumkins of the Forts Fourth Georgia Volunteers, killed in the Civil War, were located in a church cemetery in Hagerstown and moved to the Washington Confederate Cemetery. He asks relatives to be informed of the interment.
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Confederate Memorial Association of
Magerstown
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Forts
Fourth Georgia Volunteers
Phil Conk
Beckenbough
Colonel Lumitins
Hagerstown
Washington Confederate
Bagerstown
Atlanta
Washington
T Lumina
Georgia Volunteers
Nater
John Kyd Beckenrough
Confederate Memorial Association
Hagerstoun
Man Falls Through Ice Elevator on Marietta Street
A middle aged man named Thurman fell through a sidewalk elevator on Marietta Street at about 430 PM Saturday. He dropped about six feet but suffered only minor injuries and walked away unassisted.
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Governor George W. Clark Hospitalized In Iowa Illness
Gov George W Clark of Des Moines Iowa was taken to a local hospital today after suffering a kidney infection. He fell ill shortly after arriving at his office this morning and doctors say his condition is satisfactory. Clark had returned from Gettysburg Thursday night.
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Iowa
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Arnor
Clark
Gettysburg
Forces of Servia Driven and Bulgarians Pursued Near Doiran
Bulgarian forces retreat under Greek pressure with heavy casualties and the Bulgarians abandon towns and defenses. Greek infantry and artillery push through trenches toward Doiran, capturing munitions and forcing a disorderly Bulgarian withdrawal. Bulgarian prisoners of war are paraded in Belgrade amid cheering crowds and reports of harsh treatment.
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Doiran
Kilkish
Ghevkheli
Vaider
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Kalkish
Telran
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Sutilles
Stavros
Nigrita
Belorad
Ohio Storm Wrecks Telegraph Wires and Kills Child
A severe electrical storm sweeps across Ohio with rain and lightning. Telegraph and telephone wires demoralized statewide. A five year old boy, Lihel Ruhl, was struck by lightning and killed in Warrysville. The storms followed a sultry summer day.
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Ohio
Lake Fri
Warysville
Resort proprietor shot by man at Tennessee resort
Delia Farley alias Carter, proprietress of a resort, shot railroad employee MooH Jordan, 27, fatally wounding him in Nashville. One shot pierced his back. Farley was arrested after claiming Jordan assaulted an inmate at the resort, prompting the shooting.
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Nashville Tenn
Mooh Jordan
Delia Farley
Carter
Men Sweat and Mock Women’s Dress in Galveston News
The Galveston News notes that men often mock women's attire while highlighting that sixteen men do most of the sweating in the scene. The column reflects social humor and gendered behavior in a historical context.
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Galveston News
Wife Leaves Home With Children After Threats, Baker Report
J Baker, 59, of Center Hill, reports his wife Mary and their two children, the older no more than four, left home Thursday afternoon after threats to leave. He says she drove with Mrs Robertson to Atlanta on a shopping trip and has not returned. A late phone indicates she went to Memphis. The missing wife was seen July 4 at Hood’s Phar macy in Marietta.
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J. Baker
Center Hill
J. Reavers
Mary Bake
Atlanta
Roberson
Mre Robertson
Tan
J B Robbing
Baker
Auto Hurls Stone Against Man's Head
Louisville grocer Alferd Attebury was struck by a stone hurled from a moving automobile while sitting in front of his store. The five inch stone fractured his skull and he is unconscious at the local hospital. The driver remains unidentified.
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Daly
Alferd
Attebury
Nashvile Banker Dies of Heat Prostration in Owensboro
Robert Seguink Hutchins, 31, a prominent banker from Fairfax, Owensboro, died after hours of heat exposure. He was found unconscious on a porch and did not regain consciousness as middle Tennessee endured extreme heat for over a week.
Heat and Digestive Health Warn Women in Summer
In hot weather women risk weakened nerves and indigestion prompting constipation. A gentle Syrup Pepsin and Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin are advertised as laxatives to improve digestion, bowel movement, red blood and nerves. Endorsed by Mrs Henry Moeller of Chicago and Mrs AC Caldwell of Denver. Free samples offered via Dr WB Caldwell Monticello IM.
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Caldwell
WB Caldwell
Washington St
Monticello
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