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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

15 Jun 1923

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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1923

Page

12

Trustees Open University Commencement Meet At Athens

Athens dispatch reports the University of Georgia trustees opened commencement with reports from the chancellor and deans. Enrollment rose to 1,600 last term from 1,446 in 1922, while faculty note solid scholastic work and orderly student conduct. The meeting featured a photograph of Dr. E. P. Starr and a 19th century gallstone case from Dahlonega. Promotions and appointments in mathematics, history, English, commerce, and languages were recommended, and 27 graduates were noted from the graduate school. The chancellor urged housing and budget measures, and the trustees set both the Friday meeting and upcoming Sunday sermon and Wednesday graduation.

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Hugh J. Rowe Athens University of Georgia Hegan University State College of Agriculture Eraduate School Lumpkin Law School Peabody, School of Education Ts. G. Hardman Commerce Ben Satterfield Dahlonega Cnioray D. G. Barrow Enoch H. Calloway L. G. Hardman C. M. Snelling D. C. Barrow, Jr F. C. Coulter Roosevelt P. Walker J. G. Johnson Department of Commerce J. A. Hosch Gainesville F.C. McClure Fayetteville Maury D. Lyndon Andrew M. Soule Articultural College and Mechanics Art Georgia Souleh J. 8. Stewart Soule John M. Holder Board of Health College of Science Dean Snetling Health Department Dan H. DuPree DuPree Harold J. Reynolds Prudential Committee Reynolds Snelling Thomas W. Hardwick George F. Geber Marietta Henry Mc Catloway Augusta William Thomas Maldesta J.T Tontont ME Forks Atlanta Charles M. Candler Decatur TW. Reed J. W. Benedett Wayerars J. G. Council J. G. Council, Americae: Dudley M. Hughes, Danville; T. G. Hardman Cargmerce John J. Brown W. E. Farcnr H. H. Caldwell Association of Colleges J. P. Cash Jgs Parks High School Association A. F Ound Department of Education Abbeville High School I. Acworth Wieh School Adairsville High School Adel Highchool Albany High School Americus Agriculumt Achool Arlington High Ashburn High School High Schol Tucy Cobb Academy Sacret Treart School Technologial High University School Washington Seminary Woodberry Hall Dtibara Christian College Academy Angurta Richmond Academy Tobmae High School St. Joseph's Academy Bainbridge High School Waldain High School Barnesville Gordon Institate Hirocklet High Branewick Glynn Academy Buchanan High School I. Buford High Bluena Vista Byromville High School If Cairo I. Calhoun High T. Camilla Denton High School Carrollton High School T. I. Cartersvile T. Carnearile Cedartown Thickemauga Shipley High School Clarksville Agricultural Claxton I. Clayton Clermont Caattahooches Academy Pridt College Park College Park High School Cox College Academy Ipritate
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Executive Sees Only Two Sides To Rail Question

Aberdeen 8 D Tune 14 By the Associated Press There are only two sides to the railroad question and no middle ground private operation on a businesslike basis or government operation and control. B Bryan president of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railroad declares in an address to the Commercial club. He says government control would avoid taxes but abolish 205000000 in taxes paid by railroads in 1922. He warns critics may not realize the direction of their charges and notes the attack on railroad property values aims to reduce interstate valuations by seven billions of dollars, a blow to constitutional rights of property.

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Aberdeen Associated Press Hi. B. Bryan Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Commercial Club
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Georgia High Schools List From Historic OCR Fragment

A fragmented OCR list names numerous Georgia high schools and academies including Plunketts, Foomson, Unadilla, Valdosta, Vienna, Villa Rica, Reinhardt private institute, Warrenton, Watkinsville, Waycross, Piedmont, Atlanta private, Wacona, Waynesboro, Point, Winder, Woodbury, Wrens, Wrightsville, Young Harris academy, Negre High Schools, Athens, Morehouse and Payne academies. The item reads as a roster of educational institutions with scattered punctuation and locale markers.

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Homesville Plunketts Foomson Thomaston H. E. Lee ‘Institute Titton District Agricultural School Oecoa Unadilla Valdosta T. Vidalin Vienna Hila Villa Rica Warrenton High Washington Watkinsville Waycroan Piedmont Atlanta Wacona Waynesboro T. Woat Point L Winder Woodbury High Wrens High I. Wrightsvile I. Young Harrig Academy al. Zebulon
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Savannah Woman Assembles Booty For Home Thief

Savannah Georgia March 14 Mrs Carl Schultz visited yesterday and gathered all the family jewelry into a small satchel as a precaution under a safety first theory while the house was unattended.

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Savannah Jane Carl Schultz
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Untidy note recounts lost jewels in a room incident

A fragment describes a person leaving jewels unattended in a room labeled Poon and returning hours later to find the receptacle with the valuables placed on a bed. The items, valued around $500, were reportedly unattended and missing after the sequence of events.

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Poon
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