Georgia Tech to give 1930 commencement address lineup
Josephus Daniels will deliver the commencement address at the Georgia Tech thirty third annual ceremony on campus at 10 AM Monday June 13. Chancellor Barrow of UGA speaks, with N. E. Harris closing. 155 graduates, many the largest south of the Mason-Dixon line, instructional awards and honor lists announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephus Daniels
H. C. Caldwell
D. BP. McGeachy
K. G. Matheson
W. H. Burkhart
R. Mallman
O G Davis
J. Getzen
K_Hopkina
Lyles
A. Organ
Honor Ballotty Phi Kay Phi elects members in Asbury
The Constitution lists Robert 3fitton Melfillen and a long roster of elected members of the Honor Batylety of Phi Kay Phi in Asbury, naming Cleckiey Boone Hoothh Carnes Lartes Esatman and others, with W. H. Werkbart noted as winner of the gold scholarship key.
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Robert 3Fitton Melfillen
Sepunat Allen Maddox
Hubert Malcom Marshall
Preston Thomes Wentworth
Horace Charles Winkel
Benlors
Phi Kay Phi. F
Asbury
Cleckiey
C. Boone
C. Hoothh
I. MM. Ts
ML Carnes
C.F. Lartes
M. Esatman
L. B. Oneie
McCullough
I McGinnis
W. A. Morgan
E. Bd.sledee
F. G. Thomas
G. T. Trawick
Eas
M_ Allman
D. A Davie
J. E. Setren
B. K. Hawking
Os A Lyles
D. Gram H. Richardson
A. Eetee Sheate
A. H. Staton
E. J
W. H. “Erkbart
Rate hearing ends with injunction bid against railroad board
Final arguments closed in Augusta Georgia where Augusta-Aiken Rainey and Electric seek injunction against the state railroad commission to block its order fixing streetcar rates. Courts reserved decision as experts debated property value and return on investment amid contested valuations of 9.5 million versus 5.2 million.
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Tucauay «Itchmoun
Warret States
Augusta- Aiken Rainey and Electric Corporation
State Railroad Commission
Samuel Sibley
Henry WL. Clayton
Alex. W. Klrg
Prince Webster
Atlanta
M. A. Jackson
Hoysin Wright
Augusta
J. K. Hines
Paces Hines
B. M. Price
Jamesa. Perry
Archibald Slackshear
Mayor Caldwell Backs Atlanta Kiwanis Convention Bid
Seattle Mayor Hugh M Caldwell urged Atlanta Kiwanis to host the 1922 International convention, touting Northwest loyalty and pledges from 66 Atlanta Kiwanians. He spoke at a Peacock cafe luncheon, outlined campaign tips, and noted Seattle’s large utility investments and strong school funding as arguments for broader civic support.
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Atlanta
Henry Heinm
George West
George Brown
J. Sid Garner
W. T. Gaines
Order of Moose
Harding and Forestry Leaders Invited to Local Congress
National foresters from the Appalachian and South Atlantic states will meet in Atlanta at the Hotel Piedmont on June 20. President Harding Secretary Wallace and several U S senators are invited to attend. The event aims to advance forest fire protection land reforestation and national state forest policy with participation from states counties cities and organizations.
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Appalachian
South Atlantic
Gunf States
Atlanta
Warren G. Harding
Wallace
United States
South
Hotel Piedmont
Congress
Henry E. Hardiner
Urania
J. H. Prass
Chapel Hil
N. C
J. §. Holmes
R. D. Forbes
New Orleans
State of Georgia
B. H. Stone
Biatraville
Anste Ad Club Luncheon Welcomes Ad Convention Guests
Atlanta Rotarians hosted visitors to the International Ad club convention at a Piedmont hotel luncheon. LeRoy Rogers organized a special Mexi Tuesday luncheon for Rotarians with convention guests. Carrol Smith appealed for 50 000 to help St Johns Haven on St Simon's Island. Frank Boykin discussed carbonic acid gas and Epsom salts, with Charles M. Sheldon introduced as city organist.
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Atlanta
International Ad Club
LeRoy Rogers
Piedmont Hotel
Bar Cone
St. John’s Haven
St. Simon's Island
Carroll Smith
Smith
Aas
Georgia Supreme Court Hearing Delayed Over Oil Tax Case
The case involving the Texas Oil Company and Dunham company was postponed after a conference with attorneys. A hearing is scheduled for October 10 with state officials opposing the appeal. If the court rules for the corporation funds revert. if not the funds go to the state treasury. The decision expected early fall will affect special taxes deemed potentially unconstitutional.
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Oil Company
Texas Oil Company
Supreme Lourt
Brewster
Howell
Heyman
Supreme Court
Dunham Company
Sania
Oil Inspection Fees Attacked
A Georgia court case challenges state oil inspection fees as a burdensome interstate commerce cost. It cites annual sums paid to the state treasury from inspection fees, with figures for 1914 through 1919 and inspector payments, arguing the charges exceed cost and violate law.
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Dunham Oil Company
Georgia
State of
Atlanta Leads P O Receipts Among Large Offices
Atlanta posted a small decline in postal receipts for May, better than most of the fifty largest post offices. The city ranked near the top, with only one city showing a lower percentage drop while Nashville and New Orleans posted larger decreases. Postmaster Rogers commented on the results.
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Gee
Atlanta
Nashville
New Oceans
Rogers
Atlanta Posts Postal Gain in May Receipts
From the Constitution Bureau Raleigh Hotel Washington June 1 Postmaster General Hays released May 1921 receipts for 50 selected offices showing Atlanta and two other southern cities as the only ones with increases over May 1920. Atlanta reported 219338 47 versus 217295 75 a rise of 2042 72 or 0 94 percent. national totals declined 282126 02 or 14 2 percent. Atlanta leads among U S cities in May postal receipts.
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Clark Howell
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh
Washington
Constitution
Hays
Atlanta
Argue or Dismiss New Trial Pleas Saturday Morning
Federal Judge Sibley will hear new trial motions at 10 o clock Saturday morning from defendants convicted in the court. United States District Attorney W Paul Carpenter said if defendants fail to appear the original sentences will be carried out and appeals may be dismissed. Attorneys were warned to be ready to argue or have motions dismissed.
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Sibley
Realstant
United States District
W Paul
Carpenter
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Ceorcia Tech
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A. D. Sessions
T.H. Sheats
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Georgia Tech School of Commerce
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Pi Kappa Phi
C. B. Witmer
St. Luke's
Bernard Slaton Awtrey
Ralph Newton Ransom Bardwell, Jr
Raymund Charles Broach
Erwin
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Paul McLennanings
Dudley Dewey Fouche
Sonephamin
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Ker Morris Fuller
Stirling Price Aie Jr
John Milton Gorham
Edwin Powe Guy
James Houstoun Johnston
Giles
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Benjamin Harrizon Wilhing, Jr
Collie Bryand Wilesn
Reagan Harris Young
Donald George Humphrey
Leland Edward Anderson
Robert Markley Betts
Sidney Conyers Bleckley
William Harris Branch
James Witschon Hryce
John Lateparn Carr
John Walker Childs
Homer - Newhouser Daniel
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James Wilbur Hobinson
Judgen O
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Jamey Oliver Dyal
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Joy Wheelock McCullough
John Harry McDonald
Claude Augustus McGinois, Jr
Edward Delany Hedge
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Thomas
Hilp Weston, Jr
Joseph Hudson Almond
Frank Loganabury, Jr
Stanley Andrew Black
James ‘Amar Hall
Thomas Arthur .Yates
Royce Carlyle Smith
Becher of Science
Chemee
Rank Well Ferst
Tauren — Russeugh
Albert Sidney’ Howell, Jr
Wilam Keyser Hyerd
Willam Alfred Morgan
Francia
Walter Porro
Devereux Dunlop Rice
Charles Edward ‘Young, Jr
Charles Harris White
Robert Porterfield Bell
Herbert Meredith Bornham
George Bolt Gibson
Edwin Hay Sterry
Clifford Gouid de Keergaard
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Joe Frazer Smith
Carl Hathaway Boone
Wilford H Burkhardt
Arthur Park
Joseph Morris Grown
Brandy Cleveland Johnson
Thomas Alvn’ Moye
Sam Murray
Ixbvin Walton Robinson
Leon Joseph Saperatein
Ae Adolphue Setee
Elmer Likema
Stan
Connie
Thomas Brondus Amis
Charles Williamson Cary
Mortimer Hnsell Courtenay
Roy Lance Dusal
Swann
Herschel Harris
William Wachell Hinnon
Robert Tensen Horsley
William Moore Jemigan
James Milton McCleskey
Johnson McCorkle
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Seattle
W. C
Howard Bucknell
Willie P. Hill
Charles Sciple
Henry Muench
Caldwell
James Key
Key
Cadlwell
Harding
Leaders of Forestry
Anstead Club
Bic Holeane
Sonesante Club
Rotary Club
Thomasville
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M. W. Bell
Anta Elih
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Hart Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Bros. Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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