Hooper Alexander Gives Students A Prolonged Exam
United States District Attorney Hooper Alexander set a record by giving a two week final in Corporate Law at Atlantic Law School. He allowed students to take the exam at home and return with papers next Monday after pledging no aid was received. The exam featured practical questions demanding extensive study of digests, law entitlements, and judicial decisions. He warned the process would test thoroughness rather than speed.
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United States
Hooper Alexander
Alexander
Monta
Examination period and law school term end announced
The text notes that both junior and senior classes are in examinations and that the metuation exercises of the law school will conclude the term on June 15. It indicates giving students the week to dedicate time as desired.
HATCHER Succeeds Rich on Board of Education
Harvey Hatcher, ex councilman from the second ward, was elected by council yesterday to fill a Place on the board of education due to Walter Rich retirement. Walter Rich retirement prompted the vote, and WoH Terrell of the first ward was re elected to serve another term. Hatchers name moved unopposed, but a contest arose against Terrell when Colcord proposed W O Rankin in opposition to the first ward delegation’s choice. Terrell received 14 votes and Rankin 12.
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Harvey Hatcher
Board of Education
Walter Rich
Woh Terrell
Hatchers
Terrell
Colcord
W O Rankin
Degree Conferred by Atlanta Lodge No 20 Knights of Pythias
An enthusiastic meeting last night at Atlanta Lodge No 20 conferred the page degree for the Knights of Pythias. Officers elected for the ensuing term include Traser chancellor com igaiders Oly A Molinsi6, Bred Turner prelate Yoo Craig, Keeper of records and seals G& Mee, Cool master of finance 1) 7 Ridge master warms Rev Russell & Smith 'waster of work ¢ 0) Meyers inner Suard G Gvel outer guard.
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Atlanta
Knights of Pythias
Our Young
Traser
Comigaiders Oly
Rain Ends Dry Spell With Brief Summer Shower
A brief thirty minute shower drenched pedestrians and left the territory still parched. After the downpour the sun returned, but forecaster von Herrmann predicted sporadic rain over the next days. Tall weather is forecast for Tuesday with cooler daytime temperatures and some cloudiness.
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von Herrmann
Strikers Claim Only 100 Of 1 800 Operatives At Mills At Work
Labor leaders report Fulton Rag and Cotton mills employ 1 800 workers but only 100 are at work after a three week shutdown following mass discharges. About 400 strikers gathered at Gold Fellows hall to hear speakers from the American Federation of Labor and local leaders describe poor pay, insults to workers, and police inaction. They announce further meetings and uprisings as sympathy actions spread in the city.
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Fulton Rag
Gold Fellows Hall
Alice Simpkins
Alice Carlson
Lula Church
New York
American Federation of Labor
BB Smith
Atlanta
Ride & B Marks
Georgia
Sdnd
Hda
John M Slaton
Olme
Sulton Mills
Securists
Ythinta
Temple of Labor al Il
Tringis Avenue
South Bend
Charles 4
Wiles
Minnie Wiman
Socialist Party of Cleveland
Police Chief Action Sustained by Council After Lee Objection
Council votes to uphold Police Chief James L. Beavers action sending officers to guard Fulton mills property amid a dispute with Councilman Jesse B. Lee over the legality and authority of police protection. Lee’s resolution to investigate was tabled as council members cited order maintenance as the primary motive.
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Council
Lee
James L. Beavers
Police Department
Jesse B. Lee
Police Board
Fulton
Lees
Tee
Beavers
Sam
Methodist Churches Plan Citywide Revival Campaign
The Methodist Churches of the city announce a tentative evangelistic revival to be held in five of the churches. Leading evangelists from the county are expected to participate, with further details to be announced as plans develop.
Exposition photos attract attention at Whitehall window
The JFM Hugh company displays a med photograph of the French Market coffee exhibit from the 1899 Ausata exposition and a gala medal awarded to the New Orleans Coffee Company. The pieces attract admiration and recall the great exposition.
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JFM Hugh Company
Whitehall Street
New Orleans Coffea Company
New Orleans
Damages Suit Arising From 1912 Deputy Arrest
Judge Newman oversees a $15 000 personal damages suit filed by Bob Heath of Dawson County against Waller E Johnson a U S marshal for the Northern District of Georgia and United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co The plaintiff alleges that on March 9 1912 Deputy Kemp while transporting prisoner Kin Winks caused a crush of his leg and permanent injuries during a transfer to the Illinois jail The case names several defendants and witnesses testified in the morning session.
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United States
Aart
Newman
Bob Heath
Dawsut
Waller E. Johnson
Georgia
Fidelity and Guarantes Company
Esteel
Marshal Johnson
WS Kemn
Lawson
Kin Winks
Illigay
Marshal Kemp
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Hatcher
Rich
W. H. Terrell
W. QO. Rankin
Palm Beach
Poplin
Shantung
Pongee
Clothig
Sun
Togo
Liv Clean
Cloud-Stanford Co
The
Shop of Quality
Peachtree St
Eawera Prrra LH
Washington
Peachtree
Mabel Cornell
Berlin
King Hardware CO
Fairbanks
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