Conner Bill Backed by Georgia Exile in New York
T. B. Conner of New York argues for passage of the Conner bill in Georgia. He urges centralizing higher education via a statewide system with Athens as a university hub, stressing agriculture training, civic ideals, and economic and spiritual benefits for Georgia. He cautions against sectionalism and promotes unity for a stronger state university system.
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University of Georgia
Georgia
Athens
Adwiys
Atty Tech
Farmer Toys
Tory
Java
Lena
Athena
Witl
Universal Common School
South
Derond Pric
Oxford
Cambridge
England
Burleigh
Gladstone
Owen
Stephens
Toombs
Ben Hin
Conner
Old Georgia
Pretty China in demand at Atlanta shop displays
The store highlights the beauty of English China from Minton Cauldon Coalport and French makes, attracting fastidious buyers in Atlanta. Large variety is shown, emphasizing the worth and appeal of these porcelain pieces for china cabinets.
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China
Atlanta
Minton
Cauldon
Coalport
Mai¢r & Berkelel
Rail plan through Salvador and Pan-American line
Reports from Salvador indicate a concession and subsidy will soon grant the Pan American railway extension through the country. J M Neeland, VPGM of the road, says government approval is expected once Guatemala disputes are settled. The Mexico section of the line is reportedly profitable. A separate note recounts a White Riders sighting, tied to Max Pemberton's The Lady Evelyn, with newspaper serialization exclusivity noted.
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Mexico
City
Salvador
Pan-American Railway
J. M. Neeland
Central America
Neeland
Savador
Guatemala
Lady Evelyn
Henry Fillmore
Melbourne
Fillimore
John Phillips
Max Pemberton
Authors and Newspapers Association
Prisco's Threat to Insurance Companies in Congress
Representative Kenn vows to name every insurer in the Congressional Record, listing honest and dishonest firms to inform the public about which companies meet obligations in San Francisco. He argues insured Americans deserve transparency and accountability amid fire losses, urging nationwide awareness of insurer behavior.
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Prisco
Kenn
Congress
San Francisco
United States
Jessep
Applauss
Brantley Proud Of Democracy Letter of Acceptance
W G Brantley, nominated by the Eleventh district Democratic executive committee, accepts by letter from Waycross Georgia in 1906 pledging loyalty to democracy and warning against centralization while praising party principles and duties as a future congressman.
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Brantley
Democratic Party
Waycross
W. G. Brantley
Democratic Executive Committee
Eleventh
Congress
John C. McDonald
Washington, D. C
United States
C. Tindall
West
J. W. Branch
PH. Comab
House of Representatives
Washington
D. C
Tindall
Weet
L. W. Branch
P. H. Comag
Georgia
Anid
American Congress
Old Atlanta railroad men remembered with affection
An Atlanta writer fondly recalls William Dunlap and a venerable band of former Atlanta and West Point and related line conductors. He praises their loyalty, punctuality, and camaraderie, noting retirees now tending plantations and towns while their former crews linger in memory as a portrait of railway life.
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Dunlap
Maud Muller
Atlanta
West Point Raihway
Soma
Bill Dunkip
Montgomery
Atanta
National Treasury
Wm. Trump
Oakland
West Point
bin Duns
Wm. Dunlap
Charlotte Air Line
Fred Krogg
Tom Shivers
Fred Brogs
Rawlings Seeks New Trial After Valdosta Visit
Atlanta preacher Dr. Broughton described his visit to condemned man J G Rawlings in Valdosta jail. Rawlings admitted paying Abp Moore to kill the Carter father but claimed his sons acted alone and deserve a new trial with new evidence. He said Valdosta’s conditions are a disgrace and vowed efforts to win a retrial for the Rawlings boys.
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Dr. Broughton
J. G. Rawlings
Carter
Ad Uvan
Broughton
Atlanta
Valdosta
Hroughton
Abp Moore
Eli
Mr. Cooper
Rawlings Boys
Tabernacle
Valdonta
Jim
From Atlante to Dallas: Jerry Burton’s Rise in News Delivery
The Atlanta born Jerry Burton, an industrious newsboy, built a delivery route and business in Atlanta before moving to Dallas Texas. He recently was elected custodian of Dallas County’s courthouse after beating fifteen candidates. His friends in Atlanta celebrate his success and anticipate faithful service in office.
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John Savage
Atlante
Seybird
Big Jay
Jay
J. A. Burton
Jerry Burton
Atlanta
Burton
Texas
Dallas
Dallas County
Daday Morning News
Advertisers Reach Rising Generations Through Thorough Advertising
The piece argues that rising generations favor advertised goods over unadvertised. It asserts old customers stay with known brands, but the new generation, accustomed to ads, buys advertised items. It promotes Tur Saturday Evening Post as a powerful ad vehicle reaching 750,000 homes and 3.5 million people weekly. It credits The Curtis Publishing Company.
Regulars Face Long March To Atlanta Route
The Seventeenth Regiment begins a long march from Fort Meade toward Atlanta, marching along Whitehall and Peachtrea to Marietta Cartersville Adairsville Calhoun Dalton Ringgold Chickamauga. Three officers and 25 percent of the men stay behind to guard U S property while sterilization of drinking water is enforced. Fifteen days are planned with substantial rests along the route.
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Kansas City
Fort Me Ain
Kisamaugaa Park
Army Menyeverseen
van Gisdala
Atlanta
Whitehall
Peachtrea Streeta
Sherman
Chattanooga
Ated
van Orsdale
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