Trustees Elect Faculty as University Quietly Reforms Dormitory
The Board of trustees at Athens Georgia elected Dr Homer W Black of Atlanta as adjunct professor of chemistry with several promotions in history mathematics and theology. The old college building will be repaired and used as a dormitory, football policy rests with the chancellor and faculty, and the library will be Sabbath open. The board also declined to create a commerce department and authorized campus fraternity houses on debt-free completion.
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Athens
Homer W Black
Atlanta
W J Payne Wee
Tomimaun Fort
KR. Howell Stephens
Ro Preston Brooks
Georgia
Mbrary
Dahlowegs
Department of Commerce
Brave Fund
Degresat
Henry D McDaniel
D D Wan
Dr . H Strong
Savannah
Physician Owens Arrested After Bond Posted in Atlanta
William T Owens a leading Atlanta physician was arrested and released on 500 bond The charge brought by Ephrism Smith seeks 310000 damages A court hearing is set for 10 am at Kinberger s court Dr Owens is to be represented by Reuben Arnold Smith hires Samuel Hewlett The two doctors long associated in an auto business allegedly clashed at Dr Smith s home on May 26 after a dispute left Smith ill and bedridden
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William T. Owens
Atlanta
Ephrism Smith
Kinasberg S Court
Owens
Reuben Arnold
Smith
Samuel Hewlett
Federal Judge Blocks Liquor Shipment In Inter State Case
Judge J C Pollock of the United States district court issued an injunction in Leavenworth Kansas to stop C W Trickett from acting on a Missouri to Kansas liquor shipment. The ruling says a good faith foreign state liquor case may be delivered in Kansas with collection in Kansas or Missouri at sale.
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Elsers
Havens
Leavenworth
Kans
J C. Pollock
United States District Court
Citm
Kansas Brewing Company
C W Trickett
Kanana
Missouri
Kansas
Many Licenses Granted by City Council Report
The police committee reported to the city council on liquor license applications. Renewals only were considered while new apps were postponed. White saloons and negro saloons saw changes with transfers noted and wholesale licenses varying from year to year. A large batch remains to be acted on before the July float meeting.
Plans for City Primary Date Set by Executive Committee
Atlanta auto corrected summary: city executive committee meets at noon Friday to fix date for the municipal white primary. Welch and Allen signatories announce call for a meeting to set the primary date and arrangements per law. Also notes an accident in Brunswick and obituaries in Selma involving the Morgans.
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Atlanta
Maid City
Noah
Wch
M. M. Welch
Chas N Allen
Brenau Summer School For Teachers Opens June 9
Brenau offers a summer program of Music Languages Oratory Literature and Mathematics for teachers. Located in Gainesville the institute promises a pleasant resort climate with flexible workload and reasonable board and tuition. apply to Brenau for details.
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Brenau
Gainesville
Board
Tee Sons
Ripley Quits Panama Canal for Lucrative U S Post
Joseph Ripley resigns from Panama Canal Company to accept a more lucrative position in the United States. He served on the international board of consulting engineers and assisted on Isthmus designs, including the Boo locks, under Chief Engineer Blevens and Col Goebel.
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Beaieer
United States
Washington
Joseph Ripley
Panama Canal Company
Ripley
International Board of Consulting Engineers
Panama
Blevens
Electric Hitters credited as cure for liver kidney troubles
A Cedar Grove resident praises Electric Hitters in a letter, claiming relief from stomach, liver, and kidney issues after suffering and discouragement. The correspondent says a few doses restored health and gratitude to the product, urging others to try it.
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George H Parrin
Cedar Grove
Moe
All
Dont Kiss the Babies Says Mrs Avis Boyce
The New York Mail quotes Mrs Avis Boyce of Atlanta urging a crusade against indiscriminate kissing of babies by visitors and nurses. She argues infants are endangered by tubercular kissing as a vice president of the Anti Tuberculars League. The piece recounts her lengthy statements from the paper.
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Avis Boyce
New York Mail
Avia Boyce
Atlanta
Boyce
Grocers Take 250 on First AB&A Outing to Cumberland Island
About 250 members of the Retell Grocers Association and their families left Atlanta for Cumberland Island on the annual outing. The trip, organized by the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic, marks the first excursion by the new line. Passengers travel from Atlanta to La Grange, then to Grunewick, via the Atlanta and West Point and the AB&A. The car equipment is described as modern with ally lights and overhead electric fans. G Ligeour of Brunswick, AB&A commercial agent, accompanies the party to supervise during the trip.
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Retell Grocera
Atlanta
Cumberland
Birmingham
Atantic
la Grange
West Point
Grunewick
Atlantic
G@ Ligeour
Brunswick
Death of Mrs Elizabeth North in Oakland City
Mrs Elizabeth North 60 died yesterday afternoon at her Went Avenue home Oakland City. Her husband Henry North found her dead in a rocking chair after returning from the city. She had slight stomach trouble but cooked dinner earlier. An inquest will be held at the coroner's office in the morning. Funeral plans not announced. Also notes candidates for city court judgeship June 1 with Sparks and Dan W Keaughns announced.
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Elizabeth
Went Avenue
Oakland City
Sting
Mrn Orth
Henry North
Cemetery Commissioners Elected by City Council
The city council yesterday elected cemetery commissioners under a new ordinance creating a cemetery commission. W 8 Thomson heads five year term, Joseph Jacobs four, George Lovendes three, J A Fischer two, Charles J Martin one year. One commissioner will be elected each year for five years beginning in June 1908. Councilman Welter A Taylor led efforts to improve Caland cemetery and the commission's creation marks his achievement. The city reports show a surplus or deficit and officers will receive about 8,000 for the day.
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Yeatere
Councl
Thomson
Joseph Jacobs
George 8
Lovendes
Thhree
J A Fischer
Charles J Martin
Welter A Taylor
Caltand
Macon
Clark
Tea Beats Coffee Says Maryland Woman
A Maryland woman reports coffee caused illness leading her to switch to tea then Postum. She lost weight, then regained it after using Postum, praising it as satisfying and nourishing and claiming it replaced coffee in her life.
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Gattsbury
Postum
Ant Angue
Wellvill
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