Georgia Must Secure Smith Lever Benefits for Extension Work
Athens June 14 Special Dr Soule president urges legislature to act on Smith Lever appropriations to extend Georgia college outreach to farmers. Enrollment reached 712 with increases in engineering, science, and agriculture majors. Extension work expands with county agents, canning and corn clubs, and partnerships with banks, railroads, and chambers of commerce.
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Athens
Board of Trustee
Soule
Sntitution
Georgia
State College
Atveendance
Collens
College of Agriculture
Smith- Lever
Nur Kery
Bankers Association
Acre
Coun
Chambers of Commerce
Uncle Yam
coNewe
Federal Department
State Agricultural Department
Athena
Macon
Columbus
Guellabie
Geormias
Public utility status for Louisiana sugar refining
In Baton Rouge on June 14 a special session of the Louisiana legislature passed a bill declaring the sugar refining business a public utility under anti trust law. It provisions a constitutional convention to be ratified by voters, with measures enacted last week. Governor Hall had not yet signed an appropriation exceeding revenue by about 400 dollars, and DNLIL was believed to become operative without his signature. The convention plan will be submitted in August with the convention set to meet in New Orleans on September 14.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Hall
DNLIL
New Orleans
University Day Highlights at Georgia Campus in 20th Century Style
Five thousand seven hundred students from all University of Georgia branches filled the chapel for morning exercises with eight speakers. Debates and lectures covered education in agriculture, compulsory schooling, the law and technology, followed by Phi Beta Kappa and Phi Kappa debates. Governor Slaton delivers tomorrow’s alumni address with reunions and prize presentations planned, and diplomas to be conferred for literary society members.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Harris
The
Agricultural College
Smith Lever
Emilly Andrawn
South Georgia
Myrtle Sanborn State Normal School
Dickens
Ora Hart Avery
Normal and Industrial College
FG. Thomas
School of Technology
United States
Nationa
Galney North
Getrsta Agricultural College
Law Department
Greater Law School
Adfreas
Phi Beta Kanpo
National Board of Arbitration
Demosthenians
Blackshear
Governor Slaton
Oelock
Denmark Hall
Sphinx
H B Bloodworth
Forsyth
Business licenses revised downward to ease city rules
City council committee cools sweeping license reform after hearings from merchants. City attorney says pistols cannot be banned without a license. proposed cutoff reduces overall fees by about twenty five percent. New ordinance targets junk, gas fixtures, and various trades while banning ice cream cones and wrapped ice cream sales on sheets. Mayor Woodward backs higher penalties for junk gatherings and wagon sales as burglaries from residences prompt action.
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Council
Tre
General Council
Woodward
Trying to Impersonate John Black Is Costly
A man and woman were arraigned after attempting to pass as detective John Black. The couple faced two charges including disturbance at their home and claims related to the detective’s identity. The court noted Black’s reputation and slated fines of 7578 dollars for the woman and 378 dollars for the man.
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John Black
Minnie Jones
J T Foster
Mrs Jones
Foster
John Black Black
Crops Damaged by Heat Across Austria Hungary
Reports from Zurich via London say intense heat in Hungary harmed crops and endangers harvests of oats and barley. Moravia, Bohemia, and Lower Austria also report damage as grain suffers under the heat wave.
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Zurich
Switzerland
London
Hungary
Moravia
Bohemia
Lower Austria
Becker Case Reargument Opposed in New York
New York June 14 District attorney Perkins asked the court of appeals to deny a re argument in the Becker case the former police official awaits execution for the murder of Herman Rothal the gambler Becker has been sentenced to die the week of July 12 a decision was expected next week after full consideration by the court
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New York
Charles Becker
New York Police
Herman Rosenthal
Court of Appeals
Perkins
Becker
Cotton Seed Crushers Hold Eleventh Georgia Convention
Tybee Island Georgia June 14 Special President Culberson of Paris Texas arrives to address the eleventh annual convention of the Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia. He and Honorable Cit Williams of Meridian Mississippi speak at Tuesday sessions as the gathering opens with record attendance and welcomes from Tybee officials. President McCarley of Atlanta delivers the opening address praising exports and advocating expanded publicity for cotton seed products. Dr F Lee Worsham warns of the boll weevil advance and outlines quarantine measures to protect Georgia crops. The convention closes with a social event hosted by Tybee Island hotel management.
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Tuesay Morning
Cit Willams
Megidian
Williama
Birmingham
A P Wright
Tybee Island
RJ Davant
Savannah
John T Dennis, Jr
Elberton
Xveallemt
Welariy Spears
Wne
P BD McCarley
Atlanta
McCarley
Wilson
Smith
Worsham
Lee Worsham
Georgia
Ly Worsham
Alabama
Ana
Porter Dies After Stroke Former Tennessee Governor’s Son
Charles D. Porter, age 58, longtime Nashville attorney and son of the late Governor Porter, died in Nashville after apoplexy. He served twenty years as counsel for the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railroad. The body was shipped to Paris, Tennessee for burial.
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Monntgomery Sun
Anarea Dunlap Forter
Adjutant Geera
Tennessee
Porter
Nashville
Revival at Pepperton Baptist Closes With 100 Additions
One of the most successful revivals ever held in Butts county closed at Pepperton Baptist church Sunday with more than 100 additions. Rev T Gilbert of Locust Grove assisted the pastor Rev J Barren in the series of meetings. About sixty new members were baptized Sunday afternoon.
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Jackson
Butts County
Pepperton Baptist
T . Gilbert
Locunt Grove
Automobiles and motorcyels spark court comedy
In a police court session Recorder Johnson mocks a love triangle. George L Dantzler is arraigned for causing a disturbance over Lucille Sharpe visiting Catherine Bristol. The judge jokes about motorcycle romance and advises to buy an automobile. Dantzler pays a $575 fine.
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George L. Dantzler
Lucille Sharpe
Ivy Street
Catherine Bristol
West Peachtree Street
Ita
Dantzler
Miss Sharpe
Miss Lucile
Lucile
Dantzier
Government Defeated in Cash Register Case
Washington reports the Supreme Court refused to review the action of the Sixth Circuit reversing the conviction of National Cash Register officials for Sherman law violations. The decision signals a major setback for government efforts to prosecute under the criminal Sherman act and may push the case back to trial to pursue remaining counts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Sixth Circuit Court
Ap-Pealins
National Case Register
White
Circuit Court
Justie Das
Department of Justice
Cash Register
Department
Supreme
American Mayall Star Company
John H . Patterson
National Cash Register, Company
Manager Charles Day Still Ill With Fever
Charles G Day, manager of the AnglDev hotel, has been ill with fever since Saturday and remains confined to his bed though the fever is subsiding. He is not considered in a serious condition.
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Charles G
Angdev Hotel
Allison Is Named Highway President in Dixie Drive
Chattanooga officials announce Judge M M Allison of Chattanooga elected president of the Dixie Highway Denomination with James resigning as vice and A B Sanford of Knoxville added to the board. An engineer will re survey the route from Chattanooga to Monteagle to evaluate concrete axlar use.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Dixie Highway Demociation
M M Allison
Ceb James
Bo Sanford
Knoxville
C TC Grafton
Rome
Lewis M Culeman
D L Robinson
Chattanough
Butts County Schools Adopt Seven Month Term
Jackson Ga June 4 Special Seven months has been agreed upon by the county board of education as the length of term for the public schools of the county. The six months already taught this year will be completed with two months in fall likely November and December. The county prides itself on prompt teacher salaries and attracting the best educators, keeping the county’s operations flourishing.
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Jackson
County Board of Education
Supreme Court rules federal employers law covers brakemen
The Washington June 14 report states the Supreme Court held the federal employers liability act applies to brakemen at work and to crews connecting Interstate commerce care, permitting intrastate trains to proceed under the law.
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Washington
Supreme Court
All Missouri Invited To Attend Wedding Of Clark's Daughter
Invitation lists Missouri residents for the wedding of Genevieve Clark daughter of Speaker Champ Clark and James M Thomson. The event at the Clark home in Bowling Green is set for June 30 with a broad general invitation issued by Wallace Bushford.
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Missouri
Clark
Montgomery City
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