Graduation Honors Mark Techs New Ideas Day
Commencement at Granda marks Techs twenty fifth anniversary with seventy one graduates receiving diplomas. The procession from the University club to the Grand Applacac Greets Gradustee featured cap and gown, a student band, and an ovation as speakers including Dr. Herbert S. Bigelow and Nate Harris addressed the audience about progress and ideas.
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Atlanta
University Club
K. G Matheson
Peachtree Street
Mev
Tuyman Hood
Atlanta Theological Seminary
Herbert 5
Tech Board of Trustees
Lieuffenace
Gowan
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Commencement Day Honors at Tech College
The ceremony featured a large honor roll announced by Professor T. P. Branch after diplomas were handed by Dr. K. G. Matheson. Governor Joseph Brown awarded scholarship trophies to janitor class members, with prize-winners named. The Yellow Jacket cup went to Bo land for best college paper contribution. Graduates listed include A. Adair, I. Phin ing, J. A. Koby, and many others. The program opened with an 8:30 a.m. campus visit by families to review workshop exhibits and student work, highlighting practical Tech education.
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T. P. Branch
K. G. Matheson
Joseph Brown
Waldo M. Slaton
B. Wright
R. A. Shackelford
F. L. Shackleford
A. Adair
A. S. Goebel
I. Phining
J. A. Koby
W. G. Miler
Bw, Heynolds
F. Lanham
PT. le Brown
E. K. Thomason
A. ©. Matthew
M. A. Jamison
G. W. Labe, Jr
GH. Northcutt
Lob Brown
A. F P. Hil
H. Luehrmann
Theodore W. Davis
J. 0. Clarke
M. M. Bryan
J. R. DuBose
A. L. Labe
G. J. Maddox
J. UW. Schroeder
J. H. Berry
G. F. Jewett, Jr
A. L. Strihling
L Crumiey
J. B. Law
G. F. Bunn
W. G Brownaon
J. C. Dennis
Coc. Bly
A. J. Hall
C. 8
Hammond
T. H. Galphin
W. P. Hammond
J. Cc. Chalmers
D. K. Rockey
AU. Avera
J. McC. Russell
H. 3
McCrary
J. T. B Evans
R. M. Harris
M. Rabner
W. A. Emerson
A. Mer. Wynne
F. Sams, Jr
W. C. Holmes
Eaton
A. Premister
GD. van Epps
P. H. Clark
A. J. Phillips
C. Brooksperlaednti
G. M. Hope
R. L. Hughes
Fr. BE. Carr
R.F. Mongalvaige
Homer Cook
W. Feldman
Ashtey
Exriy
Iso
Fulton Schools Close Wednesday Graduates Honored
Fulton county public schools closed their term with 11 am graduation in the Thrower building. Nine high school graduates and over 100 certificate recipients were noted. Addresses were given by BR Hope, president of the county board, and Superintendent Merry. Graduates listed include Carl Wilson Gordon Hardy Alma Wallace Mary Head Myrtin Hamilton Rounelle Broadnax Henry Fulghum Hayden Plunkett Tommie Sirman. Vacation runs to mid September.
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B. Merry
Thrower
Br. R. (. Hope
Merry
Carl Wilson
Gorden Hardy
Alma Wallace
Mary Head
Ben HU
Myrtin Hamilton
Rounelle Broadnax
Henry Fulghum
Hopevill
Wrightsville Beach Ten Dollar Tutne Trip Sale
Seaboard advertises a ten dollar Wrightsville Beach rail trip on sale Thursdays for ten days. Sleeper cars daily available. Wrightsville Beach trips promoted as better than ever.
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Seaboard
Solicit ors General Becomes Target Again In Legislature
A constitutional amendment to abolish the office of solicitor general and create a county prosecuting attorney will be reintroduced in the house this year after a hard fought past effort. Rep Fullbright of Burke and Allen of Upson previously backed the measure and return with intent to press the issue amid broad support and opposition from solicitors and political interests.
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W. P. Fain Indicted on Two Counts by Fulton Grand Jury
Fulton county grand jury announced Wednesday that Police Commissioner W. P. Fain was indicted on two counts. One count ties him with M. T. Cantrell of Cantress & Melagh for running a disorderly house at Cantrell's home on East Harris Street. The second alleges assault and battery on a woman whose name could not be ascertained. Bail set at 500 and 200 dollars respectively.
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Cantress & Melagh
Mayor approves split fire hose order among three brands
The board of firemasters voted to divide 2000 feet of hose into three parts from Paragon Economy and White King brands totaling 2.38 per foot on average. Mayor Woodward urged testing better deals and criticized Councilman Sisson for backing the Tarragon brand at 1.10 per foot. The plan aims to balance price and guaranteed quality for Atlanta.
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Sisson
Atlanta
Cooper Files Voluntary Bankruptcy in Georgia
William C. Cooper of Kennesaw, Cobb County, filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S District Court yesterday with Deputy Clerk Frid Beers. The petition lists liabilities of 446.25 and assets of 155.
Ficken Files Bankruptcy Papers in Atlanta
L. Ficken, a mechanic of Atlanta, has filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in U S court. The papers show debts of 1114.20 with no assets listed.
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Peachtree Bridge Plans Submitted for Approval
Plans for a new steel and concrete Peachtree Road bridge over Seaboard tracks have been submitted by the railroad engineering department in Norfolk Virginia. The bridge will span 100 feet, cost about 20000 dollars, and allow an additional track on the right of way. County commissioners have examined the plans and expect approval at Saturday’s meeting. Seaboard officials describe the bridge as substantial and ornamental, a major improvement over the current structure.
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Capitol Gossip Politicians In Town
A crowd of politicians gathered at the capitol and Kimball House as lawmakers and candidates for the state senate race circulated. Congressman Gordon Lee discussed currency legislation and an August tariff bill with optimism for a prosperous Georgia year. Fellow veteran Joe HIN Hall backed short term refunding bonds and a larger sinking fund. Other figures included former reps Holland Bills Roy Stubbs McIntyre and Senator Joan W L Brown.
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Bartow County
All But One of Brown's Secretaries Will Also Serve Under Gov Slaton
Governor elect Slaton is expected to retain most of Governor Brown's staff. Colonel Jesse Perry will remain private secretary and Hardy Ulm as executive secretary. Alma Norris of Marietta stays as official stenographer. W R Powos Marietta will yield to Dr I Flooking of Atlanta.
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DORSEY SEEKS CONLEY RELEASE IN PHAGAN CASE
Solicitor General Hugh M. Dorsey asks Judge L Sloan to revoke the order making Conley a material witness in the Leo M Frank Phagan case. Judge Kean grants a will, schedule Friday for argument, Conley may be freed, then rearrested.
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William B Cone City Pioneer of Atlanta Dead
Captain William B Cone aged 75 a veteran of the Civil War and longtime partner of W H Brotherton died at his home 13 Howard Street Kirkwood Wednesday morning at 6 39 oclock He leaves a wife four children and three grandchildren Funeral from 18 Howard Street Kirkwood at 2 30 Thursday pallbearers include William Brotherton Frank Brotherton Charlie Brotherton Harold Brotherton J S Cote and Fred Gresham
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Georgia crack shots at target range tournament
The annual shooting tournament of the Georgia National Guard opened at the target range near Fort McPherson on Wednesday and will run the rest of the week. Militia marksmen from across the state gathered, with events including 200 yard slow fire and rapid fire, 6 yard flow fire, and 1,000 yard slow fire. Colonel EB. E. Pomeroy of Atlanta’s Fifth Regiment and Adjutant J. Van Holt Nash supervise the event.
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Miss Alexander Wins Columbia M A Degree
Miss Lucile Alexander of Atlanta earned an MA from Columbia College after one year of study following her BA. The achievement reflects Agnes Scott college’s inclusion in the education bureau’s top group for graduate eligibility. She is now at home in Atlanta amid congratulations to herself and her alma mater.
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Atlanta
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New York
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Surprised Judge Finds Dorpline Awaiting Robins at Home
Surprised, Judge reports Robinse-Toque found a dorpline awaiting him when he got home. Dyer asks what it was. Robins replies his wife was asleep.
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Popular Excursions to Warm Springs Start May 25
Those popular excursions to Warm Springs via A, B and A commence Sunday May 25. Round trip fare is $1. Train departs Union Station at 8 a m, per the want ads.
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Pretty Girls Take Part In Georgia Military Day
Athens on June 11 special report notes society will invade the drill grounds on old Herty field for the Georgia university commencement military day. Miss Helen Baxter and Miss Florence Hooper will receive university banners as maid of honor Laura Cobb Hutchens and Mary Arthur assist. Susan Frances Barrow leads the procession with Chancellor Barrow’s daughter. Captain Zach Cowan will present the flags, reflecting a long tradition of social events during commencement week.
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