Williams Elected Newspaper Professor at Columbia
Talcott Williams LL.D. editor of the Philadelphia Press is named director of Columbia University's School of Journalism, with John W. Cunliffe D. Litt as associate director. The school opens September 12, 1912, in temporary quarters, with a nine-member administrative board. Williams, a veteran journalist, will direct instruction in history and ethics of journalism. Cunliffe will train students in English writing.
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John W. Cunliffe
University of Wisconsin
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Williams
Amherst College
Efe
New York World
Washington
New York Sun
San Francisco Chronicle
Springfield Republican
Journalisim
England
London
Manchester
Canada
Montreal Gazette
McGill University
Andrew Carnegie Funded Scotch Agent to Tour U S
Dr John Ross, a Scottish visitor linked to Andrew Carnegie, arrives from Europe and plans stops in Boston and Washington to study Carnegie institutions. He travels with a Carnegie secretary and will visit other cities with Carnegie-founded organizations. He is not a physician, though reported as a doctor, and will stay at the Carnegie mansion in New York.
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John Ross
Cleaning-Up Day in Macon Prompts Citywide Efforts
Macon Georgia March 10 Special Tomorrow hosts the annual cleaning up day by mayoral proclamation urged by the Federation of Women's Clubs. Households are to clean their premises as extra sanitation service begins rapid trash removal. Also notes Banquet for Travelers at Georgia Travelers Protective Association convention with Acme Brewing hosting drummers.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Sanitary Department
Georgia Travelers’ Protective Association
Acme Brewing Company
Rehoboth
Rehoboth Baptist Association
Middle Georgia
Fort Valley
F.C. Dargan
F. L. Mallary
WN. Dpd Mallary
Re. B. J. Forrester
Atlanta Delightful Declares John Drew Visit
Actor John Drew declared Atlanta the most delightful city in the south after a city tour with J. E. Waite. He spoke at the Georgian Terrace reception room describing the city’s size beauty and residential areas. The Drew party met local society figures as the company prepared to depart this morning.
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Atlanta
John Draw
Georgian Terrace
J. E. Waite
Brookhaven Club
Mr. Drew
Drew
Petition to form a vice commission in Atlanta
A petition signed by prominent citizens from the Men and Religion Forward Movement seeks the creation of a city vice commission by ordinance. The panel would shut down questionable venues, prosecute property owners who run such establishments, and aid women seeking to leave those homes. The mayor requires council authority or charter amendment, with referral to police or special committees likely and a report expected after the first Monday in April. Citizens may speak in committee meetings.
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Atlanta
Winn
General Council
Cleaning-Up Day Planned for Thomasville and Thomas County
A community event planned for Thomasville and the wider Thomas County area aims to conduct a local cleaning day. Organizers call for residents to participate, improving streets, public spaces, and neighborhoods through coordinated cleanup efforts.
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Thomas
Thamesville Study Class Plans Countywide Spring Cleaning
The Thamesville study class proposes a countywide spring cleaning with town and country districts invited to join. After a successful initial effort last year they aim to synchronize a single day for the entire county, requesting cooperation from town authorities and women’s groups, with plans to set the date once arrangements are complete.
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Chiba
Spalding County Corn Club Organized at Griffin
A large Griffin meeting at city hall organized the Spalding County Corn Club. R. F. Strickland was named president, J. O. A. Miller vice president, and P. C. Watkins secretary and treasurer. T. G. Chastain outlined Central of Georgia Railway test farms and prizes. J. G. Giles outlined government plans. Several hundred dollars in prizes are secured and a county fair is planned next fall to display the club corn and prizes.
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Griffin
Spalding County Corn Club
R. F. Strickland
J. O. A. Miller
P. C. Watkins
T. G. Chastain
Central of Georgia Railway Company
J. G. Giles
Remsen to Speak to Tech Students at Chapel
Dr. Ira Remsen president of Johns Hopkins University Baltimore will be chapel speaker at the Georgia Tech today He will address students in chemistry and is author of a popular chemistry text used at the Georgia school.
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Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Georgia School of Technology
Remsen
Georgia School
Cotton Market Notes Weather Weather Affecting New Orleans Cotton Trade
New Orleans reports the forthcoming cotton season will hinge on weather. Bulls expect upward price movement due to late planting and cold wet conditions. Bears warn against early optimism, noting risks from late planting and pest and frost exposure, with labor strikes in Europe shaping market sentiment.
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New Orleans
England
Europe
Market outlook ties to unplanted crop size
The future market direction hinges on the size of the crop that has not yet been planted. By week’s end much gossip will circulate about the cantus bureau ginning report due on the 20th of the month. Analysts expect bearish figures from these preliminary results.
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Cantus Bureau
Capitol View League Backs Annexation to Atlanta
An overwhelming majority at the Capitol View Civic League meeting Tuesday night voted in favor of annexation to Atlanta. Delegates argued joining the city would bring fire protection and sanitary improvements, increase revenue and population, and help Atlanta reach half a million. The league hopes the annexation committee will move to bring the suburb within city limits.
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Atlanta
Capitol View Civic League
Bbring
Mad dog responsible for girl bitten in Blujay
Special report from Blujay Ga March 10 states the mad dog that bit ten year old Edith Cox last Thursday had hydrophobia. The head was taken to the Pasteur Institute for examination. the girl received treatment in Atlanta and has returned home and is under local care. Animals bitten by the dog are being killed.
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Blujay
Edith Cox
Pasteur Institute
Atlanta
Jis
Baby Dropped From Burning Window Held By Spectator
In Auburn Maine a panicked mother dropped her baby from a four story window during a fire. A spectator caught the infant softly enough to avoid waking it or causing injury. The scene occurred as flames raged from the building.
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Auburn
Maine
Deadly blast at Winnipeg sash factory fire claims seven
Winnipeg March 10 seven are dead and many injured after an explosion at the rear of Radford Wright Company wholesale sash and door factory during a fire. Captain Dewitt and six firemen were among those trapped, a brick wall collapsed, and several spectators were overwhelmed. The dead include E Molinaux, Charles McPherson, Walter Rowley, Leo J Bluett, Charles Chapman, Clarence Winker, and Connolly. A Naranuco suffered critical injuries. Firemen struggled to control flames as neighboring buildings faced danger before walls held and the blaze was tamped down with a high pressure plant assisting salvage efforts.
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Winnipeg
Main
Juferel
Radford-Wright ‘ Company, Ltd
Dewitt
McPherson
Molinaux
E. Molinaux
Charles M'Pherson
Walter Rowley
Leo J. Bluett
Charles Chapman
Clarence Winker
Canadian Pacific Railway
Connolly
A. Naranuco
International Harvester Company
Stuart Machinery Company
Explosion Levels Sash and Door Factory Building
An explosion destroyed the sash and door factory building, with the cause yet to be determined. The Radford-Wright Company suffered a $60,000 loss, fully insured.
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Radford-Wright Company
Greetings to Knox Arrives in Salvador by Secretary Knox
Salvador Acajutia March 10 The American secretary of State Philander C Knox and party arrived in the republic of Salvador today The Maryland cruiser reached from Amapala and Knox proceeded to San Salvador The Honduras visit extended over Friday and Saturday but Tegucigalpas could not be reached A group of eighteen prominent citizens including cabinet members chief justices and parliament members came from Tegucigalpas to Amapala for luncheon at the custom house The event honored Knox with praise for the United States Taft Roosevelt Root and Knox
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Acajutia
Salvador
Philander c. Knox
Republic of Salvador
Maryland
Amapala
Honduras
San Salvator
Tegucigalpas
Jose Valladardes
Manuel Bonflia
Mariano Vasuez
United States
Taft
Roosevelt
Elihu Root
Knox
Boy Accidentally Kills Companion in Beaufort
Beaufort North Carolina March 10 John Forlaw Jr aged 15 was accidentally shot and killed by John Jones aged 13 with an automatic revolver at about 4 o clock this afternoon The boys had been target practicing near the town gate Jones a collector of customs failed to release the trigger when lowering the gun and fatally wounded his playmate The victim was the son of Mr John Forlaw a prominent property owner and bank director
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Macon
Special.s
Beaufort
N. C
John Forlaw, Jr
John Jones
Young Forlaw
John Forlaw
Vow
Jones
Young Jones
Benefit's Duty of Honest Money Exchange
It benefits the payer by preventing future disputes, aids the merchant by safely extending change, helps the clerk count money accurately, and provides evidence of accuracy in the transaction.
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