Georgia Eases Political Crosswinds and Education Push
Content draws from late 19th or early 20th century Georgia topics. It covers faculty appointments at the University of Georgia with Chancellor David C. Barrow and Professor Charlie M. Snelling, an appeal to support the Barrow appointment, and a piece on the Milledgeville state sanatorium and a proposed separate colony for imbeciles and epileptics. It also notes debates over funding and policy, and mentions Governor Terrell and various national figures in a broad, opinionated column voice. The items reflect political, educational, and social reform themes of the era.
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University of Georgia
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Walter B. HO
Peabody
Professor Burrow
Athens
Peabony
Barrow
Annte Sanitarium
Milledgeville
Terrell
Georgia
Belenco
Howard Crumley
Crumley
Tate
Hone
Ione
Valdenta
Kiernan
General Assembly
State of Georgia
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Farmers urged to boost poultry and eggs in south
A editorial urges Georgia and southern farmers to expand chicken and egg production as a hedge against meat packer disruption. It says fresh poultry and eggs key to farmer bank accounts, notes Georgia’s suitability for chicken farming, and urges systematic campaign to build a large poultry industry.
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Georgia
Georgia 1A
South
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Aittle
Capt Gates Departes City For New Internal Revenue Post
Captain Wayld A Gates passes through with his portmanteau of documents and a pocket case holding his appointment as chief of the field forces of the United States internal revenue department. After fourteen years of command in Athinia and Washington duties, he leaves to assume new duties and showcases the department’s merit and worth.
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United States Internal Revenue Department
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Internal Revenue Department
Mountain Sheriff Captain Gates the Moonshine Hunter
A long passage recounts Captain Gates pursuing moonshiners in the Appalachian mountains, detailing his daring explorations, hidden routes, and topographical maps rivaling West Point, as officers once faced hostile mountain men who killed to defend their stills. The piece mentions a General on leave and Gates gaining strong departmental support.
Boy Sues for Damages Over False Arrest
Hooper Almand files a $10,000 damages suit against A A Owens and Mrs Ellen Gwena Livoper Almand claiming the Owens couple’s pigeons caused a false arrest after four birds were seized from his family home on Rankin Street in September. He alleges the arrest labeled him a common thief and harmed his standing at school. a court trial in February cleared him and quashed the indictment.
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Hooper Almaend
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Ohio Strike Settled and Miners Ordered Back to Work
Ohio miners strike ends with workers ordered back to mines in eastern Ontario. The settlement brings a return of men to the mines and ends the disruption that affected the region's coal production.
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Columbus
Eastern
Congressman Adamson Replies to Constituents in Open Letter
Georgia Congressman W C Adamson writes to constituents defending his speech and addressing misreadings of his remarks on suffrage and party integrity. He argues for free discussion, cautions against misinterpretation, and states he will announce his governor preference after further talks, remaining faithful to democratic principles.
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M.D. McClendon
LaGrange
Atlanta Journal
Democratic Party
Georgia House of Representatives
Congress
Georgia
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Tenth District
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Fire destroys 62000 dollar auditori um in Hawkingeville
The Munchautavaua building on land owned by Wiregrass Exposition Co. burned early yesterday, valued about 62000, leaving Menkinaville with only one auditorium. Fire crews could not reach the blaze. arson is suspected as the cause with no insurance. The 20000 opera house may be erected to replace it.
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Hawkingeville
Harwkineville
Ate
Wieacana
Alven
Wiregrass Exposition Company
Amrieas
Menkinaville
Black Leaves Prudential After Long Career in Georgia
Eugene Frinclusive, longtime manager for the Prudential Insurance Company in Georgia, retires after negotiating the sale of his contract. Georgia agencies will be reorganized with F. Akers and J. Tanner stepping in as north Georgia managers. Charlie Adams becomes south Georgia manager. Black, a noted Atlanta attorney and former city court solicitor, ends a prominent career amid reform laws affecting commissions and incomes in the insurance industry.
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Georgia Association
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Hfe Insurance
Georgia
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Akers
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Pute, Alay & Bkinner
North Georgia
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New York
Amstrong Committee
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Tech Juniors Banquet at New Kimball Draws Cheerful Night
The junior class of Georgie Tet held its second annual banquet at New Kimball last night with I G Holtzclaw acting as toastmaster. Toats included Clare of LOOt, Class Athletics, Past Present and Future, Electrical 07, Gridiron and Diamond, Textile Engineers, The Mechanicale, Aut Wiedersed, and more. The event followed last year’s success and aimed for an elaboration of this year's program.
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New Kimball
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Brout
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G T. Marchmont
Hampton
L A Emerson
Wiedersed
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