Special $50 bookkeeping and shorthand scholarships selling fast
Southern Shorthand and Business University in Atlanta offers 25 special $50 scholarships for a six month course in bookkeeping or shorthand. Nineteen of the 25 already sold, with remaining spots going quickly. Reviews claim the program helped a Providence man secure a railway office job after three months. Apply by sending a check to A C Briscoe, president, Atlanta Georgia.
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Cpscial
Southern Shorthand
Business University
Routh Forsyth
Bouthern
Thena
Southern Shorthand and Business University
South
A.C Briscoe
Atlanta
Man of a Hundred Banks Tours Europe After Missionary Convention
Witham president and family return from World Wide Missionary convention in Edinburgh. He and his wife and son tour Europe six weeks visiting various countries aside from Austria and Italy. He notes mixed reception when stating Atlanta as origin and comments on Ireland's troubles and Cork’s bottle stopper industry. On the voyage home, Fourth of July remarks by Martin Littleton chairman.
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Witham
Edinborough
Scotland
Europe
Austria
Italy
Wotmam
Ameria
United States
Atlanta
England
Sotland
Alania
Breightons
Whihem
William Jennings Aryan
Ameran
David Bal
Froomevelta Guild Hall
Bernard Shaw
Englash
America
Mr Witham
Ireland
Belfast
Cork
Emerald Isle
Mauretania
Martin Littleton
Littleton
Georgia
Mia John Kiser
George McKensie
Hopkins Code Adoption Debate Sparks Costly Revision Call
A lengthy session of the general judiciary committee discussed adopting Judge John L. Hopkins of Atlanta as the revisions to Georgia code. The debate centered on removing repealed laws, potential costs of 20 000 to 40 000 dollars, and a two year timeline to implement a new code, with seventeen books currently in use and eighteen if the code is not adopted.
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General Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Brown
Carroll Jones
Meriwether
Lawrence
Chatham
Georgia
John L. Hopkins
Atlanta
Joan Hall
Bible
Hall
Herston
Jones
Hopkins
Judge Hopkins
Halls
Acta
Blaton
Americus Orchards Turn Out Fine Crop
Americus on July 19 reports two hundred carloads of peaches shipped from local orchards with fifty more to come. One orchard finished shipments while three others will average fifteen carloads daily. Prices are excellent and orchard men are pleased with the yield. Three canneries will continue business and process about two million cans of three pound peaches.
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Americus
Black Hand slays grocer as daughter shoots killer
New Orleans July 1 Joseph Mantella Italian grocer at St Philip and Decatur streets falls to a Black Hand demand. His 17 year old daughter Josephine fires killing the assailant as he escapes. Police report the slain man identified as Giuseppe Spernazlo, recently arrived from Sicily.
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New Orleans
Joseph Mansella
Aaioon Lana Crocery
St. Philip
Decatur
Black Hand Society
Mantella
Mansella
Resse Aa
Sarge
Guiseppe Spernazzlo
Sicily
Law May Be Changed To Remedy Some Evils
A bill to revise the act on county school commissioner elections was introduced by Brown Alexander and McHireath of Fulton. A house committee appointed McMichael Hale Brown Hill of Monroe and Calbeck of Gordon to draft a substitute. The current law requires a 85 percent exam pass and a 90 day notice, causing great inconvenience, with Fulton lacking a qualified appointee. the committee may revert to the old method or draft a new plan.
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Brown Alexzender
McHireath
Fulton
McMichael
Hale Brown
Murray Hill
Monroe
Calbeck
Gordon
Bristain
Board of County Commissioners
Fire damages H M Miller’s North Washington store
A blaze at H M Miller’s general store on North Washington Street, likely started by a live wire, destroyed much of the stock. Miller valued his goods at about 8000 dollars with 4500 dollars insured.
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Albany
H M Miller
North Washington Street
Miller
SMITHS FRIENDS WELL SATISFIED AT HEADQUARTERS
The steady stream of callers at Hon Hoke Smith headquarters in the Paters building continued six day yesterday. Smith remained in good spirits after his speaking tour and greeted visitors warmly. New face C M Hitch joined, with Arthur Ardery named as active manager for Fulton and surrounding counties, as others from Georgia political circles visited.
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Dia
Hon Hoke Smith
Paters
Stil Hodree
Hof
MéCoré
Smith
Yeate Day
C M Hitch
Capitel
Hoke Smith
Candle
Hitch
Washington
Bacon
Arthur Ardery
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Barbera Union
Folton
W. B. Barnett
Bharon
Taliaferro County
R A Kally
Tenutile
Thomas A. Brown
Blué Ridge
LM Lyle
Beok
le Gregg Hardware Company
Inne Wink Ters Meer An Doy Oot Bee
Inne Wink Terse Meer reports a local event tied to community efforts. Officials and residents gather for a neighborhood update, with plans announced and expected attendance at the town hall meeting.
Campaign drive grows as Brown allies mobilize counties
At the Brown headquarters in the Kimball house strategists report active organization across Afty counties. Jt m Smith notes charter members of the Brown Campaign Club of 1910 are forming clubs county by county while W oo Stamps handles Fulton county with a forecast of five figure membership. Perry of Camilla outlines longtime support and Griggs, a former congressman, pledges aid for Governor Brown’s reelection. A Page letter from Adrien county lines claims Brown is 28 percent stronger in the region than two years ago.
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Brown
Kimball House
Afty
Joe Brown
Jtm Smith
Stamps
Fulton County
Brown Club
Futon County
Mmerters
Perry
Camilla
Wad
Sungs
James M. Griggs
Congress
J H Page
Mi Page
Adrien
Johnson Laurens
Montgomery
Emanuel
Quick Train Service From Atlanta to Texas Reported
A fragment notes a fast option leaving Atlanta in the evening for Texas destinations such as Dallas and Fort Worth. It mentions a Ticket Officer and a Peach something, implying scheduling or fare details, but the readable text is incomplete and unclear.
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Texas
Atlanta
Dales, Et Worth
Peach
Watson Hesitates on Endorsing Hart in Georgia Race
A circulating report claims Hon Thomas E Watson may back Judge Hart in the current campaign though certainty is lacking. The Weekly Jeffersonian notes Watson plans focus on national politics and anti delegation efforts, with no strong role in the gubernatorial race. He criticized Governor Brown over teacher bond issues and troop deployments, fueling speculation he will not endorse Brown or Hoke Smith, while Hart could receive limited support.
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Thomas E Watson
Judge Hart
Jeffersonian
Watson
Georgia
Brown
Durham
Hoke Smith
Hart
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Chamberlin
Johnson
DuBose Company
Tom Watson
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