Clemson Trustees Reject Hartzog Resignation In Motion Of Support
Clemson college board of trustees declares charges against President Hartzog unfounded and resolves not to accept his resignation. They praise his five years of leadership, promise to strengthen discipline, and urge Hartzog to continue serving the institution amid ongoing campus tensions. Benky S Hartzog signs the letter.
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Clemson, & C
Calhoun
8. C
Eadstor Constitution
Charleston
Clemson
Titman
Clemson College
Senator Truman
Tilman
United States Army
South Carolina
Hartzog
Khert
BENKY
Recount in Ware Gives Spence Narrow Victory for Rep
In Waycross Georgia on June 11 the Ware County Democratic Executive Committee completed and announced a recount of primary votes. Dr J M Spence of Waresboro gained two votes to lead W M Toomer by eighteen, with forty votes struck as fraudulent. Spence congratulated Toomer as the nomination was settled. The committee named John W Bennett and L Johnson as congressional delegates and A E Cochran, J C Humphreys as state convention delegates.
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Spence
Toomer
Waycross
Ware County
Democratic Executive Committee
J. M Spence
Waresboro
W. M Toomer
John W. Bennett
L Johnson
A. E Cochran
J. C. Humphreys
HERN STUDENT CONFERENCE ANNOUNCED FOR ASHEVILLE
Y M C A plans annual conference in Asheville North Carolina from June 13 to 28 1902 offering one fare round trip with special reduced rates from all points in the south and southeast through the Atlanta Knoxville and North Western Railway. Tickets on sale June 13 and 14 with final limit June 25.
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Asheville
W. C
Atlanta
Knoxville
North
Smoky Mountains
Rockies
Hiwassee
French Broad River
Printers Elect Officers Semi Annual Election Held
The Atlanta Typographical Union conducted a semi annual election yesterday across its fourteen chapels. The ticket with no opposition won all posts including President C. C. Houston and vice president W. J. Weir with a full slate of officers and delegates to the Federation of Trades and Printing Trades Council. A finance auditing committee was also chosen. On the golf links 2 drink of Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne will improve your playing wonderfully.
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Atlanta
Oppositton
C. C. Houston
W. 3. Weir
GG. Etheridge
Walter H. Grant
Henry Corbett
R. ©. Ross
Federation of Trades
R. C. Ross
W. C. Weir
Josephs. Roberts
W. C. Harding
al- Hed Printing Trades Council
Paul P. Richardson
C. C. Hudson
Kimono Prices Cut Reducing From $1.50 to $1.00
An item in the display notes a price drop on kimonos from one dollar fifty to one dollar. The advertisement emphasizes the new lower price and urges customers to buy now before stock runs out.
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Whitehall St. Impo
Mitchell St. Ete
Wits Wean
Tax Returns Rejected for Georgia Southern and Florida Railway
Comptroller General W A Wright yesterday rejected the railroad's tax returns and assessed 12 000 per mile of track, up from the company’s 8 621 42 per mile. Total assessment rises to 9570 880, with arbitration planned as the road contests the figure. The Georgia line operates about 168 miles from Macon to Florida, passing through Bibb Custon Dooly Worth Irwin Berry Lowndes and Echols counties.
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Georgia, Southern and Florida Railway
W A. Wright
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Comptroller General
Georgia
Georgia Southern
Florida
Maco
Bibb, Custon
Dooly
Worth
Irwin
Berri Lowndes
Echols
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Ocean Steamship Company
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Astoria
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Okey
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