Georgia Teachers Oppose Uniform Textbook System At Convention
Yesterday the Association of Georgia Teachers voted 20 to in Atlanta to oppose adopting a uniform textbook law. The heated session included clashes between State School Commissioner Glenn and Fulton county official R J Guinn. Leaders plan to renew the issue at the next legislature or at the annual meeting if not enacted.
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Warn Springs
Georgia
Association of Georgia Teachers
Questo
Glenn
R. J. Guinn
Fulton County
Guinn
W. F. Sleton
Millie Rutherford
Athens
E. C. Branson
Herris Chappell
Milledgeville
G. A. Nunngly
LaGrange
Femnels Colleges
Lane Is Banks President in Savannah
Waldesta Mansucreeds the Late Brantley Denmark. Savannah Ga June 26 Specials Miss B Lane was tofoy elected president of Tre Citizens' bank succeeding the late Brantley A Denmark. Mr Lane has been vets provident of the bank since 115 reorganization under the presidency of Mr Denmark about ten years ago. Lane is Savannah's youngest bank president and son of R Y Lane of Valdesta born November 1 189. He began as a clerk for R Y Lane & Co at Valdesta and was cashist of Merchants' bank of Valdosta for ten years before moving to Savannah to lead the Citizens' bank.
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Waldesta
Brantley Denmark
Savannah
B. Lane
Tofoy
Tre Citizens’ Bank
Brantley A. Denmark
Lane
Denmark
R. Y. Lane
Vadesta
Lowndes County
R. Y. Lane & C4
Valdesta
Merchants
Soldier Boys Return Home From Bainbridge Camp
The Americus Light Infantry returned home this afternoon from Bainbridge where the Fourth regiment spent a week in camp. The soldiers enjoyed their outing and praised the entertainment provided. Private Argo was overcome by heat on arrival and was seriously ill for several hours.
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Americus
Perial
Americus Light Infantry
Bainbridge
Argo
The Welcome At the door and the happy wife
A piece praising a wife’s welcome at the door and its effect on a tired husband. It contrasts a nervous gloomy wife with a cheerful partner and promotes Perce’s Favorite Prescription as a narcotic free remedy. The text cites a testimonial about relief from long uterine and related ailments and references a Mrs. and her husband’s experience.
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Perce
Sechea
Adek
Orcives
B Paite
Aliante Teen
Iasi
Shot Down by an Assassin in Columbus Ga
The story reports task Ingersoll a Phoenix City contractor was shot dead at his home in Columbus. A white woman, Alles Kennedy, attempted suicide and was stopped by police. Temes Senor, a local worker, died on a train with a bloody dray found at his home. no clear cause or inquest yet.
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Columbus
Ingersoll
Phoenix City
Alm
Jim
Ingersall
Alles Kennedy
Chattahoochee
Central
Amerless
Temes Senor
Bainbrigge
Sparta High School Election Returns in Sparta Georgia
The June 25 school election re-elected all former teachers except Miss Jessie Christopher of the second grade who resigned. Miss Martha Culver from the primary department was promoted to fill Christopher’s place and Miss Haloe Thomas, a recent graduate of the Normal and Industrial College at Milledgeville, secured the primary position.
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Sparta High School
Sparta
Jessie Christopher
Marcha Culver
Appointed as Lieutenant From Dahlonega Area
Smith A Harris of Murrayville was officially notified yesterday of his appointment to a second lieutenancy in the U S Army. The math graduate from North Georgia Agricultural College led the college cadet battalion and will face the exam for commission, with strong prospects of success.
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Smith A. Harris
Dahlonega
Dehlorege
Murrayville
United States Army
Harris
North Georgia Agricultural College
Prolific Wilkes County Mother Peggy Watkins
Peggy Watkins of Wilkes County gains notoriety as a reportedly prolific mother. Living fourteen miles west of Washington on Hon. D. C. Hill’s plantation, she married at seventeen and has borne fourteen children in nine years, including five instantaneous births last Thursday. all five children died at birth. The mother is reported to be recovering.
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Peggy Watkins
Wilkes
Washington, Ga
Wilkes County
Washington
Hon
D. C. Hill
Cincinnati
Benia B. Willams
Sint
Ovens
Apa
Eneor
Severe storm in Carroll covers town and crops
A sandstorm swept Carrollton and the surrounding area with strong winds. A waterspout near Temple washed fields and crops, while wheat was scattered and grain damaged. Waco saw wind but little damage. Separate item notes a winter insect control method and ground itch remedy from Georgia farmer Mr. Walker.
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Templ Carrollton
Temple
Waco
Carrollton
Red Men at Americus confer degrees in Georgia
In Americus Georgia June 26 officers of the Improved Order of Red Men from Atlanta and Columbus confer degrees upon the Lamahassee tribe of Americus. Kellam grand sachem and White great senior sachem attend with others. proceedings include a banquet at the Lamahassee wigwam. Also a correction note from William B Reynolds president of Georgia Military College regarding Maggie Whitaker’s education.
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Americus
Red Men
Genrgia
Atlanta
Columbus
Kellam
Georgis
Saeatiore
Mrs Evelyn Cowdery Dies at Seventy Five in Columbus Ga
Mortuary notice reports Mrs Evelyn Cowdery of Columbus and Jabus Georgia died tonight at seventy five. Relict of K L Cowdery she was a well known beloved lady. Also noted John Daniel a prominent farmer and veteran from Sparta died Monday and was buried in the local cemetery today.
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Evelyn Cowdery
Columbus
Jabus
J—pirs
K. L. Cowdery
John Daniel
Sparta
John
Fights in Glynn County Court Sparks Brunswick Turmoil
Brunswick Ga June 76 The second and third sensational courtroom clashes of Glynn County criminal session erupted tonight as ex Police Chief Beach attacked editor Irvine while Brunswick News manager Leavy assaulted Dexter. The motives remain debated amid political rifts and published suspicions linking the actions to prior indictments and press conflicts.
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Brunswick
Glynn County Court
Lewis W. Beach
Wiliam
Irvine
Glynn County
Arthur H. Leavy
Brunswick News
T. W. Dexter
Citisen
Beach
Levy
Leavy
Dexter
Jacob Li Beach
Tocrex
Toomer
Jacob L. Beach
Lewin W. Beach
A. H. Lane
C D. Ogg
Lane
State Miners Convention Deliberates Unresolved Wage Scales
At Hesston yesterday the joint scale committees failed to conclude on wages as miners demand 45 cents per bushel or ton based payments while operators push for constraints. A unanimous vote rule stalled decisions and negotiations extend to tomorrow morning.
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Hesston
Birmingham
Ato
Mnners
Iran
Heavy Storm Un Roofs Building Injures Several in Mobile
A late evening windstorm in Mobile unroofed the Barney Cavanagh Company building and caused damage to trees fences and outbuildings. Several people were injured, one seriously. Mrs. George Stone, traveling south of the city, was struck by lightning and killed. the coroner ruled out foul play. Mrs. Stone, a Georgia native, had lived in the area about four years.
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Mobile
Ala
Barney Cavanagh Company
George Stone
Redding
Shell
Stone
Georgie
WEDDINGS IN GEORGIA Lissy Crawford Yatesville to Uitsey
Georgia wedding notes report Charles L Uitsey and Alice Crawford married at the bride’s father Z T Crawford home near Yatesville. Rev G W Farr officiated. Reception at Lifsey house. Bride beloved, groom prominent state figure, guests extend congratulations. Other notices cover Miss Martha Perryman and Will Dennis wedding in Taibotton, plus Ray Graves and Bunice Ray marriage in Americus and Kate Deck and Berry Wood wed in Dalton.
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Yatesville, Ga
Jane
Charles L. Uitsey
Thomaston Times
Alice
Crawford
Z. T. Crawford
Yatesville
Lifsey House
Lifsey, Go
Rev
G. W. Farr
Milnet
Taibotton
Martha Perryman
A. J. Perryman
Will
Dennis
William T. Dennis
Americus
Pedal J
Nell A. Ray
Mixa Bunice
Alexia Ray
Hiram Washington Graves
George Mathews
First Methodist Church
Graves
Delton
Kate Deck
Berry Wood
H. P. Fitch
Lookout Mountain
Dalton
Wood
Ima
Herron& Thomas
Macon Georgia Mayoral and Alderman Elections Likely Unopposed
Discussion of the Macon mayoral race and four alderman seats slated for December. Incumbents Vansyckel Sheridan Taylor Moore expected to run. no opposition mentioned. Mayor Smith likely to seek re election amid rumors of outsiders aiming to enter city government.
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Macon
John T. Vansyckel
TF Sheridan
Mallory J. Taylor
John T. Moore
Smith
Weather predicts rain and heat in prophesied breeze
The piece rails at false weather prophets who promised cooler days after a rain. It notes yesterday’s 93 high and 67 low with humidity making heat oppressive, while crowds sought shade and distrusted forecasts. It also comments on social issues and irregular items within the same page.
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Peore
Weather Bureau
Freight wreck kills Savannah fireman at Bladen crossing
A 3 o'clock crash between an Seaboard Air Line extra freight bound north and a Plant System freight at Bladen crossing near Savannah killed Fireman Robert Sims colored of Seaboard. Engineer Harry Bradford of Seaboard was severely bruised. Wrecking crews restored the line by 1:15 pm.
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Savannah
Blader
Seaboard Air Line
Brunswick and Western
Robert Sims
Harry ®. Bradford
Besboard
Seaboard
Plant Aystom
North
Bradford
Plant System
Seabash
Freman
Seaboard Afr Lins
Bladen
Ue Cil Gabbett
J. G. Jarrell
Branford
Bir
Gabbett
Weline
Protest Against the Tech School Called an Enemy
The Macon Labor Union adopts a resolution denouncing the State Technological School and President Hall for allegedly influencing students to oppose machinists on strike. The union declares the Atlanta tech school an incubator of unscrupulous labor foes and an enemy to organized labor.
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Macon
Eabor Union
Technological School
Inhor
Atlanta
Bas
Bett Peepee
Thas
Empire
South
Presidnt
Technological School of Atlante
Yorkmen
Hail and Stadehta
Whom the King Missed
Marine Journal describes King Poward VII in strained royal moment. The scene shows the crown checked for fit and the king calling aides to stand close. A delegation from New Oni attends while the court voice reflects fear and doubt before the crowd.
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Marine Journal
Poward VII
Shuscusrlain
Cantaloupes Crops Greatly Improved Prompt Shipments From Albany
Albany Ga June 25 Special First shipment of watermelons and cantaloupes from the district will likely go out Friday. Growers near Albany plan to consolidate fruit for a car to New York. Next week more cars to northern eastern markets. competition for early consignments will be keen. Growers confident of returns, crop condition much improved since the earlier portion of the season.
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Albany
Georgia
New York
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