$50 000 Donated In Tech Campaign For Greater Tech
Atlanta leaders and Tech alumni celebrated reaching half the $100 000 goal for the $500 000 Greater Tech fund at a luncheon. Subscriptions continued, with prominent speaker S L Snowden pledging $200 and praising the plan to create a Georgia Tech laboratory and a state bureau of research to aid industry and public utilities. The campaign aims to expand Georgia Tech facilities and support industrial progress.
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Tech
Atlanta
Greater Tech
Piedmont
J R . Hobson
S L. Snowden
Georgia Tech
Wall Street
Mr Snowden
Georgian Tech
Health Recovered By Simple Remedy War ne r Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy
A testimonial from Mrs W Johnson of Sycamore Springs Santa Monica Ca praising Warner Safe Kidney and Liver Remedy for curing years of liver trouble and biliousness. The ad claims the product safely treats inflammatory diseases of the liver and kidneys by increasing bile flow and purifying the body, noting 30 years of trial and a free sample along with a book set.
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Warners
W . Johnson
Sycamore Springs
Santa Monica
Warnera
Ifou
Warner
Value of Georgia Tech to Atlanta Described by President Matheson
President Matheson of Georgia Tech outlines the city benefits from Georgia Tech. Fulton county and Atlanta contribute $17,000 annually to maintenance while the school brings over $400,000 in city trade and educates Atlanta youths. Night School programs train artisans and graduates bolster local industry and advertising, attracting northern investment. He urges business leaders to fund the Greater Tech drive.
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Georgia Tech
Atlanta
Matheson
K. G. Matheson
Georgia Scool of Technology
Fulton County
Georgia
Tech
United States
Georgia School of Technology
Greater Tech Fund
Georgia Tech research bureau fuels push for outside capital
A Georgia plan touts a modern experimental laboratory at Tech to attract funding from investors. Officials cite Massachusetts and Wisconsin as models where research bureaus bolster securities for industry and utilities, forecasting strong statewide growth and a global Georgia profile. New subscriptions totaling thousands are listed from diverse firms and individuals, signaling broad financial support for developing Georgia industries.
Georgia Solons Meet Wednesday In State Legislature
Georgia legislators prepare for a crowded session with measures including four year terms for tax collectors, a hotel inspector bill, and the Fulton county plaza bill. Officials list proposed acts on taxes, education, courts, and women’s law rights, plus salaries for prison commissioners and state house official fee disclosures.
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Comptreller
Creneral Wright
Fulton County
Ken
Huie and Andersen
Perry
Sweat
Senator Hare
Vr Smith
Fulton
Mentary
Stovall
Eifort
Davidson
Putnam
Reese
Milton
Henderson
Jones
Agricultural Department
Cooper
Ware
Messrs Smith and Field
Muse's Summer Suit Marketing Pitches Availability
Muse's promotes individual style with imported fabrics and faultless tailoring for summer suits. It highlights Fresco Suitings and White Flannels, urging timely visits as midseason travel and vacations approach for light wool ensembles and fresh style.
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Muse’s
June
War Declares on Machine Rule in Senate Reform Plan
Washington June 20 Senator Owen urged Democrats to fight machine rule and corruption with four reform bills. Proposals include banning unlimited campaign money, a government funded candidate pamphlet, adoption of preferential ballots for nominations, and strict definitions of corrupt practices. He urged presidential primaries in 1916 and a convention scheme to ratify primaries and platforms. The package also bans election cigars and drinks to curb improper influence and sets cost limits for pamphlets while requiring attribution on campaign literature.
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Owen
Senate
Casine
Democratic Party
Committee On Privileges and Elections
House
Congress
Wilsons White
Qwen
Treasury
Milisher
Woman killed husband over jealousy in New Market incident
Henry H Folsom a Boston teacher was found dead with a bullet in the head between here and New Market. Mrs Folsom, aged about forty, stood over him with a revolver and confessed jealousy while claims of motive were raised. She was held for the October grand jury after a hearing, and Chief Davis testified she said she shot him so he would not marry another woman.
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Peete
Henry H Folsom
Boston
Lewser
Market
Ils
New Market
Fulsom
Andrew Datis
Chiefs
Folsom
Poles Davis
Mire Colsom
Atlanta to host Southeastern Fair for Dulled Agriculture Growth
Atlanta plans to hold the Southeastern Fair to boost agriculture and industry per discussions at the chamber of commerce executive committee. Dallas merchants cited a $7 million annual retail volume amid Dallas population of 100000, while fair attendance approached 600000 on open day last fall.
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Dallas
Chamber of Commerce
Beaumont Davison
Toronto
Krishhaber backs committee on agricultural implements deal
Vice President Kriegshaber supported moving that the chamber of commerce appoint a committee to confer with the mayor, general council, and county commissioners on agricultural implements and supplies. The motion was unanimously adopted.
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Atlanta
Kriegshaber
Chamber of Commerce
McCarley Elected President of Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers
McCarley of Lithia Springs elected president of the Cotton Seed Crushers association of Georgia at its annual Warm Springs meeting. He has attended every annual and interstate meeting since the group's ten year history and has long led Georgia seed oil circles as manager of the Liverton and Milledgeville oil mills.
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PD McCarley
Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia
Warm Springs
Hay
Ths Association
Simus
Lithia Springs
Atlanta
Liverton
Milledgeville
Liverton Ga
Catlaw Seed Oil Fraternity
Interstate Association
McCarley
Georgia Association
Secretary treasurer named vice president and rules chair
For a number of years the secretary treasurer of the association held top posts. Last year he was named vice president and chairman of the rules committee, roles considered the most important assignments within the organization.
Hose Serves as City Aqueduct in Paso Robles Storm
A makeshift water supply using a fire hose bridged a river in Paso Robles after the bridge was washed out by January storm. The hose, stretched across to reach the city’s water system, withstood the pressure from large pumps until a stronger line could be installed, replacing the improvised setup with a sturdier support.
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Walter Maim
Paso Robles
The Savannah Liquor Fight and Civic Resolve
A long letter urges law abiding Georgians to study a Savannah liquor conflict. It details citizen volunteers who bought liquor to expose illicit sellers, court battles, grand jury refusals to indict, and public fear of enforcement. The piece critiques local officials, churches, and newspapers while urging support for Prohibition and local option repeal.
Prohibition Law Debate Spurs Georgia Press Rivalry
A clash of editorials pits The Savannah Morning News against The Moultrie Observer over near beer versus whiskey enforcement. The Observer defends strict law enforcement and criticizes lax attitudes toward prohibition, arguing Georgia needs consistent enforcement and accountability from leaders, including a governor from Chatham County.
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Moultrie Observer
Chatham County
Savannah Morning News
Observer
Ocilla Ispaich
Atlanta
Savannah
Randolph Anderson
Anderson
the Observer
Hal
Fulton
Colquitt
Ceorgia
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