Alumni Day Draws Georgia Notables To Commencement
Athens June 18 special alumni day at University of Georgia drew a galaxy of prominent figures. Judges Hart Lumpkin McWhorter and McWhorter hosted dinners. Gov. Brown and Gov. Slaton attended with families. Senators Bacon and Peabody, Judge Speer and many trustees, editors, and former officials joined the reunion and commencement events.
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University OF Georgia
Georgia Medical College
George Case
State Pharmaceutical Association
Boykin Wright
Hamilton McWhorter
Superior Court
Georgia Bar Association
McWhorter
Clase
Cloverhurst
John Temple
Graves
Carlton
Oklahoma City
Fleming
Augusta
G. McLendon
ML. Morris
Texas
Hardy
Bacon
Washington
Washington and Will Spend A Day Here With the “Old Boys," Meeting In One Seasion
George Foster Peabody
New York
Emory Speer
Charlottesville
Enoch Callaway
John T. Boifeuliiet
Macon
Seaboard Head Denies Report On Warfield Purchase
Warfield of Baltimore clarifies remarks misquoted after Atlanta visit. He states no link exists between the Southern Settlement and Development Association of Baltimore and his Seaboard Air Line stock purchase. The association is independent and funded voluntarily for general southern development.
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Davies Warfield
Baltimore
Atlanta
B Southerns Settlement and Development Association
Warfield
Seaboard Air Line Railway
Mr. Warfield
Seaboard Control
Seaboard
Southern Settlement and Development Organization
South
Pants Can't Be Read by Child’s Candid Choice
A short anecdote recalls a mother at a clothier counter guiding her son William to pick trousers. The boy exclaims his selection, asking to read the price card, only to find the card begins with a perplexing phrase about the pants’ availability or constraint.
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Willia
Willie
Alumni Reach Largest Georgia College Reunion Crowd
Milledgeville hosts the Georgia Military College commencement with professors from Galneaville Louisville and Jackson schools, Rev Dr J M Cofer and many alumni present. Notable guests include State Superintendent M L Brittan and Lucien Goodrich who deliver prizes as the 1907 and 1887 classes reunite amid dances and sphinx banquet. Hotels overflow as reunions and commencement draw record attendance.
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Tain University School
R. Horton
Georgia Military College
Milledgeville
Georgia
Clifford Brannen
Mershon
Galneaville
Farmer
Louisville
Elrod
Jackson
J. M. Cofer
Tar Wesleyan Christian Advocate
Atlanta
Emory College
Oxford
M. L. Brittan
State Normal School
Jere Pound
Georgian Hotel
J. W. Arnold
Clarke Rifles
Athens
Harrison Jones
Fulton Bluea
Homer Carmichael
Jackson Military Company
Old grads back on the campus at University of Georgia
After forty one years Joel Hurt of Atlanta will receive hisBachelor of Arts degree from the University of Georgia at Athens. Trustees authorized the grant signaling a historic restoration of a delayed diploma. Alumni events raised 3000 toward 7000 owed on the Alumni Hall and planned an alumni bureau to keep old graduates connected. Additional medals and honors were awarded at the annual gathering amid speeches by notable alumni and officials.
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Joel Hurt
Athens
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Jung
Enoch Callaway
Augusta
John M. Liston
Harrison Jones
Georgia
Emory Speer
A. J. Cobb
J. D.bradwell
Elliott Cheatham
Lucian Goodrich
John M. Sinton
CG. M. Walker
M. J. Cofer
Dr. Boyle
Agricultural College
Burrrow
Hill
Victor Victor
Ira Punkenstein
Lord Michael
Phi Kappas
Stephen Mitchell
Charles B. Sweat
Cornell
T. N. Hendricks
Nashville
WcDanfiel
Henry B. McDaniel
Monroe
Board of Trustees
Ty. W. Reed
State College of Agriculture
State College
Sanford Field
Soule Maken
Soule
McCants
Winder
N. G. A. College
Dahlonega
Coronel T. J. Shackelford
State Normal School
McDanisl
Crisp to Begin Active Campaign for Congress in Georgia
Washington January 18 Special Hon Charles R Crisp parliamentarian for the house of representatives has received letters from friends in Georgia asking when he will begin his active campaign for congress He intended to resign to start campaigning but Speaker Clark urged him to stay until after the Baltimore convention and he will begin after the Democratic gathering likely July 1 He is pivotal to the speaker and has repeatedly guided the house through parliamentary tangles He plans to return home and push his campaign once all duties are fulfilled
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Washington
Charles R. Crisp
House of Representatives
Georgia
Congress
Crisp
Clark
Mela
City News A flurry of notices from Atlanta area
The item lists casualties, academic news and local events. Mack E. Laird is reported as critical at 803 Peachtree Street. Hugh W. Fuller returns from Harvard to complete studies at Harvard next February and works in the clerk’s office during vacation. Sixteen graduates from Atlanta Law School are admitted to practice in federal courts. St Anthony picnic is planned for June 25 at Morgan's Crossing with special trolley cars and rides for Sunday school children. Mercer Men to Meet notes a gathering of university members.
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Hugh N. Whiter
Hugh WN. Buller
G. C. Fuller
United States
District of
Georgia
Harvard
Fuller
Emory College
John Dean Steward
United States Court
Atlanta Law School
Federal Courts of
District
Circuit
Don A. Pardee
United States Circuit Court
Twa
Pardee
St. Anthony
Motor Lubrication
Harold W. Slauson explains in the July Q Outing that oil in bearings reduces friction and serves to feed rubbing surfaces. Continuous oil flow carries away heat produced in bearings, preventing lubricant drying without fresh supply.
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Harold W. Slauson
Time stopping prayers yields twin boys surprise birth
A boy named Willie, tired of praying for a baby brother, witnesses newborn twins in his mother’s room. The anecdote closes with a humorous remark about ending prayers. An advertisement from W. H. Graham of Cucra Texas promotes a large land sale of 15 882 acres with a call to send for description. A note on mother's clubs contrasts past and present social habits.
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Willie
W. H. Graham
Cucra
Texas
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