Splendid showing by Georgia boys at Chickamauga camp
Tom Bryson reports on a ten day Georgia state troops instruction camp at Chickamauga where officers and men trained intensively. The piece highlights improved discipline, modern training over old regimental pomp, sanitation, cover tactics, and the shift to trained, efficient soldiers prepared for front-line duty.
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Georgia Boys
Chickamauga
Tom Bryson
Atlanta
Agidiery
Alika
Morpheus
Rass
Chickameauge
Georgia
Chickamauge
National Guard
Tim Selaters
Beldom
Eoldiers
Alene
Georgian
Chickamauga Park
A& Regiment
Fleide
Bedane
Organ Recital at Auditorium Promises Fine Music
A grand recital on the big organ in the Auditorium Armory is planned for Thursday evening, July 24, with Percy J. Starnes as organist. Starnes, noted for handling the large instrument, will render a short but well-arranged program. Admission is 25 cents, with later Sunday concerts on the big organ free to the public. The Thursday program includes Overture William Tell, Barcarolle from Jorelgn, Mendelssohn Organ Sonata in F minor, Allegretto in B minor, Meyerbeer Behiller March, and Suite to Ballet Casse-noisette by Pechaikowsky.
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Auditorium Armory
Percy J. Starnes
Music Festival Association
Starnes
Bie
Roseini
Barceude
Jorelgn
Godard
Mendelssohn
Zettler Urges City School Commissioner Pay Raise
B. M. Zettler writes that the outlook is encouraging and asks friends to support a move in the Legislatura to increase the salary of the state school commissioner. He comments on the measure's failure in the house last week and says it should not affect his feelings.
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B. M. Zettler
Home Mission Board Plans $400000 Year Output
The Baptist Home Mission Board, urged by the Southern Baptist Convention, outlines a $400,000 budget for the current year. It reports about 1,200 missionaries employed, with domestic mission activity rising threefold in six years. Denominations nationwide show increased home mission interest, including Methodists and Presbyterians expanding efforts.
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Home Mission Board
Baptist Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Southern Baptist
Sigmal
South
Tas Board
America
Archeville
Presbyteriana
Walker Optimistic Over Governor’s Race
J H Walker asserts he has best chance to win as governor on the Do Things platform. He reports broad support from all sections, notes Hart’s withdrawal narrows the field, and promises a businesslike administration with a new broom to sweep clean. He claims his neutral stance will remove factional politics and unite voters behind practical governance.
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Edward H. Walker
Walker
Grant Building
John C. Hart
Smith
Brown
Kinkade declines Ohio governor bid
Toledo July 3 Judge R R Kinkade said he was not an active or receptive candidate for the Republican nomination for governor of Ohio. He noted the state convention would be held in Columbus on July 26.
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Kinkade
Toledo
Ohio
R. R. Kinkade
Columbus
Rockdale County Commissioners Laud Hutchens for Service
Rockdale county commissioners praise Hon. G. R. Hutchens chairman of the prison board for his diligent service and urge him to seek reelection. In a July 21 1910 letter they commend inspectors and supervisors, note cost savings and road improvements under the current convict system, and pledge their support for Hutchens.
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Board of Commissioners of
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Date County
Wth
Reabne
G R. Hutchens
Prison Commission
W. J Bakes
Rockdale
Prison Board
Georgia
Eakes
Board of Commiissioners
Barlor
Goth
Hutchens
Vencey
Pearancea
Meredithave Beenery
Georgi
W. J. Eakes
GR. Hutchens
Rockdale County
Brown
Probe ordered in Georgia King's Daughters clash
At a called meeting of the Georgia pescey circle of the King's Daughters yesterday in Atlanta, the circle decided to place the investigation of complaints against Mrs G J Purtell, president of the Home for Old Warren, into the hands of the state secretary of the King's Daughters who will be in Atlanta Monday. If the probe lacks favor, the Georgia Libby circle has engaged Attorney Bodgen to file for an injunction.
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Georgia Pescey Circle
King’s Daughters
Hala
J. H. Dedgen
G. J. Purteil
Home For
Old Warren
Atlanta
Georgia Libby Circle
Bodgen
Fle
Mra. Purtell
Eight Negroes in Three Weeks Sent to Chain Gang
From city court in Ferry Georgia, twelve men were sentenced to twelve months for gaming. Judge Brummin ordered fines of five dollars and penalties. eight convicts, all negro, were sent over the past three weeks, with three more last week, totaling eight sent from the city court in that period.
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Ferry
Brunmin
Raive
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