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Tech asks $10,000 annual aid for new Georgia Tech plant
Georgia Tech seeks a $10,000 yearly maintenance appropriation to operate a $200,000 modern power plant. The facility, funded by private donations and aimed at statewide industrial development, would otherwise be useless without state support. Advocates argue the investment benefits Georgia manufacturers and research, with broad legislative backing expected.
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Georgia School of Technology
Tech
Publc
Atlanta
Aguth
Friends of Tech
Engineering Experiment Station and Research Bureau
Georgia
State Agricultural College
House
Senate
Patronize Home Labor in Atlanta Clearing House
The Atlanta Clearing House for Unemployed appeals to the public for loyal patronage of home labor. Recognized by the U S department of labor, it aims to connect employers with Atlanta men and women without cost, aiding the unemployed by promoting local employment.
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Atlanta Clearing House For
United States Department of Labor
Atlanta
Clearing House
Unem
Atlanta urged to aid unemployed through agency cooperation
A Detroit meeting of employment officials highlighted that a public registry for the unemployed is ineffective without active job placement efforts. Atlanta should contribute by supporting the local agency, utilizing citizen cooperation, and helping place the jobless rather than relying on alms or charity.
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Atlanta
Detroit
Mich
United States Bureau of Labor
Employment Bureau
Protection for Land Titles in Georgia Legislature
The editorial argues for stronger safeguards around land titles in Georgia, urging passage of a land title registration bill and county record supervision. It cites bank protections, cites J T Holleman and Senator Boykin, and notes a move toward uniform recording and a system to reveal full history of property. It warns current irregularities threaten property values and calls for swift, proven reforms.
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J. T Holleman
Georgia
Holloman
Senator Boykin
Holieman
Superior Courte
Georgia's Lost Monument To Gen Nathaniel Greene
Sou W Hmatt recalls a dispute over a planned Savannah monument to General Nathaniel Greene. He notes a North Carolina display overshadowed Georgia, recounts Greene's actions in the southern campaigns, and claims Georgia lost the memorial while North Carolina secured it. He cites Congress delays and Brantley’s inaction as factors.
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Georgia
Gen
Nathaniel Greene
Sou W. Hmatt
Caroline
Guilford
Nathaniel Greens
Rhodp Island
Len
Washington
Cornwallis
North Carolina
Lord Rawdon
South Carolina
Guilford Courthouse
Wilmington
Greene
Eutaw Springs
Mulberry Grove
Savannah
Cumberland
Rhode
William G Brantley
Endervor
Grebne
Brantley
North Caroline
Southern Farmers and Business Men Should Speak
Thad Adams of Moultrie Georgia urges Southern farmers and all cotton belt citizens to protest cotton blockades by writing or telegraphing the state department in Washington. He commends the European movement and warns of an avalanche of communications to prompt official action in 1915.
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Europe
Washington
Atlanta
Georgia
Opposes Optometry Bill in Georgia Legislature
A Geor gia optical professional voices opposition to Mr Davin's optometry regulation bill. He argues the measure, as proposed by the Georgia State Optical association, would create a state monopoly over the optical business, undermining public protection and exposing alleged insincerity behind monopolistic aims. He cites letters and information to support his view that current laws already guard the public from fakery and rafters without new legislation.
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Georgia
Davin
Laurena County
Georgia State Optical Associaton
Georgia State Optical Association
Georgia's Rural Credit Systems Urgently Needed
The text argues that rural credits require decisive state action and municipal backing. It contends Georgia must fund and implement these systems now, or risk ongoing costly delays while current delays hinder farm loans and business dealings both domestically and internationally.
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Georgina
Georgia
Game Follows the Flag in Panama Baseball Spread
The Panama Star and Herald notes how baseball channels youthful energy from bullfighting to the national sport. It cites Panamanian youth shouting bunt in Spanish and praises baseball as a civilizing force replacing brutal pastimes while soldiers on European fronts play between battles.
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Saye
Gansl Cone
Bull Fleeting
Land title reform urged in Georgia to fix title conditions
A Georgia farmer lawyer urges passage of Senator Boykin’s bill creating a supervisor of county officials and county records. He condemns fragmented county recordkeeping, calls for codified laws, annual inspections, and statewide Torrens system use. He warns current title flaws hinder rural credit and farm loans.
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H A Boykin
Loxna
Georgia
Harrow
Wen
Clarke
Joan
Ioan
Morteagen
Pala
Torrens
Atlanta
Union
American Association of Land Title Men
Congress
Georgis Thera
Washington
Commissioner of Land Banks
Boykin
Memre Holtzelin Turner
Powell
Commissioner of Agriculture
Department
Bureau
Bills Introduced and Passed in Both Houses Of Legislature Yesterday
A sweep of bills was introduced and passed across chambers. The Senate considered finance, education, plumbing, railway regulations, charter reforms, and county governance with numerous amendments and new boards proposed. In the House, members moved to create state plumbing examiners, abolish several county treasurers, adjust local charters, and fund public works.
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Cherokee County
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Decatur
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Young
Tift
Ounk
Titt
Treasuer
Tift County Board
Harris
Washington
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Laurens
Board of Commissioners
Laurens County
Bullard
Campbell
Warshouls
Lunsford
Lee
Lee County
Dart
Glynn
Etty
Brunswick
Webb
Lowndes
Incknow
Mt Atkinson
Emanuel
Mt Clements
Irwite
Chatham Delegition
Savannaherty Charter
Georgia Education Bill Sparks Religious Backlash Across South
A Georgia legislature education bill aiming to bar white teachers from teaching in colored schools draws strong protest from Baptist, Methodist, and Presbyterian churches. The writer argues the bill contradicts centuries of church schooling for African Americans and urges Christians to oppose weakening church duties to educate the colored race. The letter questions Georgia’s lag in attracting land development funds while other states advance educational and economic growth.
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Esouth
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Methodist
Christians Baptista Methodists
Presbyterians
Jesus Christ
Hambeond
John D Hammond Augusta
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