Opening of Spring Term Brings Many to Southern Business College
The Southern Shorthand and Business University in Fayetteville touts its value for stenographers and bookkeepers as spring term opens. Local and out of state students enroll, with several named individuals from cities like Washington, Syracuse, Richland, and New York entering shorthand, bookkeeping, or combined courses. Officials urge immediate enrollment, promising readiness for fall positions.
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Southern Business College
Southern Shorthand and Business University
Southern
W. F. Travis
Bank of Fayetteville
David Standard
Washington
Jeanette Heinrich
Syracuse
N. Y
O. B. Davenport
Richland
Ruth May
City
Albert J. Trigggs
Philippine Islands
Dora Tidwell
Mary Franklin
New York
Annie Neary
Clyde Woolbright
Morven
Carrie L. Webb
West End
J. C. McGill
E. A’ Duncan
T. L. Cook
Willie Reeder
W. M. Welch
Underwood Gains Support in Texas Rally
Oscar W. Underwood gains traction in Texas as legislators and voters learn of his leadership. Senator Bailey and Governor Colquitt praise him, while Rep. Calloway endorses Underwood for the Democratic nomination, noting Texas may shift from Wilson or Harmon and could carry its delegation to Baltimore in June.
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Washington
Oscar
W. Underwood
Texas
Joseph W. Bailey
Underwood
Harmon
Colquitt
Oscar Calloway
Wilson
Baltimore
Typewriters Rented Three Months For $5 Am.
A classified item notes typewriters available for rent for three months at five dollars in American currency. The listing mentions unspecified model and terms.
Grand Opera House Change in Management
Arthur Mattice resigns as manager of the Grand Opera House effective immediately. Frank T. Sands, Atlanta born treasurer for two years, is named his successor. Mattice seeks a more advantageous theatrical post, possibly outside Atlanta. Sands, son of veteran theaterman Billy Sands, has helped manage the house and is promoted amid local well wishes.
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Arthur Mattice
GRAND
Arthur Mettice
Grand Opera House
Frank T. Sands
Mattice
Atlanta
Birmingham
Shubert
Jake Wells
Chattencopa
Mr. Sands
Fie
Billy” Sands
Mr. Landa
McIntyre Stars In Snobs At Atlanta Theater
Frank McIntyre delivers a standout performance as Henry Disney with a strong supporting cast in Snobs at the Atlanta venue. George Bronson-Howard’s play combines clever passages with plausible incidents, charging the comedy with energy that lingers beyond the curtain.
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Frank Meiintyre
Atlanta
McIntyre
McIintyre
George Bronson-Howard
Shaw
Great Britain
Henry Disney
Duke of Walshire
Hnger
Myrtle Tannehill
Nondas Parkyn
Parkyn
Disney
Madam Butterfly at Grand Opera House by Aborn English Grand Opera Co
Madam Butterfly will be presented this evening at the Grand Opera House by the Aborn English Grand Opera Company. Puccini’s work, lauded as a crowning achievement, is noted for its beauty and musicianship. Also on the program are The Tales of Hoffmann this afternoon and Il Trovatore Saturday night.
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Madam Putterfly
Madam Butterfly
Grand Opera House
John Luther Long
Japan
Englisd
Henry W. Savage
New York
Tl Trovatore
Roosevelt Forces Triumph At Oklahoma And Kansas Conventions
Delegates from thirteen counties in Kansas and Oklahoma clashed as Roosevelt supporters outpaced Taft. In Kansas, Roosevelt delegates replaced Taft members after a 2 to 1 margin, with Priestly elected national committeeman 411 to 137. Oklahoma contested delegations split, Roosevelt electing Small and Denigan, Taft electing Gill and Hillihan. La Follette urged enforcement of the Sherman act, arguing for prosecutors to curb trusts.
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James A. Harris
Greer
Parmenter
Roosevelt
Credential Committee
Convention
State Central Committee
James H. Harris
George C. Priestly
Bartlesville
Harris
Tulsa
Okla
Third
Oklahoma
Congressional Committee
Opera House
A. A. Small
A. B. Dennigan
Federal Court Room
Joseph A. Gill
John Hillihan
Congress
Ator la Follette
Colonel Roosevelt
President Taft
McKinley
United States
Washington
Follette Attacks Roosevelt in North Carolina Speech
Valley City NC March 14 Senator La Follette charged Theodore Roosevelt with missing the great opportunity to push a strong, forceful message to Congress and appeal to the people when capital combinations grew alarming. He urged relief measures addressing changing economic conditions and stressed urgent reforms.
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Valley City
N.C
United States
la Follette
Theodore Roosevelt
Lahubette
Congress
Roosevelt
Lawa
Rome to get a great white way on Broad street
Rome Georgia March 14 special Rome is near certain to gain a great white way within weeks Merchants along Broad street and part of second avenue may back the plan A committee from the Manufacturers' and Merchants' Association led by Bernard Hale B C Yancey B H A Heard Sr George Broyles F I Barren and Ike May will promote and assist the project.
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Rome
Broad Street
Second Avenue
Manufacturers' and Merchants’ Association
Bernard Hale
B. C. Yancey
BH. A. Heard
George Broyles
Barren
Ike May
Assassin Fires at Italian King in Rome
A youth named Antonio Dalba, claiming no affiliation, attempted to kill King Victor Emmanuel in Rome as he rode to a Pantheon service. An escort officer Major Lang was wounded, a horse was hit, but the king and queen were unharmed. Dalba was captured and claimed his act protested organized society. The attack sparked massive demonstrations with cheers for the king.
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Rome
Antonio Dalba
Victor Emmanuel
Helena
Lang
Pantheon
Humbert
Culirsasiers
Via Lata
Mne
Dalba
Pius
Collonade Church
Helene
Ninth District Medical Society Meets in Gainesville
The Ninth District Medical Society convenes in Gainesville on March 20 at city hall. Officers include President Dr J K Burns of Clarkesville, Vice President Dr H L Rudolph of Gainesville, and Secretary Treasurer Dr A D White of Gainesville. Welcome by Dr H J Rudolph. response by Dr J A Bryan of Pendergrass. Baldwin Primary May 2 set at Milledgeville meeting.
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Gainesville
Ninth District Medical Society
City Hall
J. K. Burns
Clarkesville
H. L. Rudolph
A. D. White
H. J. Rudolph
Candidates Flood County Office Race in Baldwin Barrage
Last Saturday match-up within the party has spurred many candidates for county offices. Six hopefuls have already announced for the three seats on the county board of road and revenue commission, while tension grows among current county officers. The Baldwin race is heating up as campaigns begin in earnest.
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Mittee
County Board of Road and Revenue Commission
Old Baldwin
Thomasville Elks Elect Officers for Next Year
Thomasville Georgia March 14 Special At the annual Elks lodge meeting W M Coon was named exalted ruler Lebbeng Dekle esteemd leading Knight T B Chisholm esteemed loyal Knight T R Crovatt esteemed lecturing Knight R Pardee secretary J T Culpepper treasurer A W Stuart ruler James Gribben trustee Delegates to the grand lodge in Portland Oregon in July are E K R Joerger past exalted ruler George Cox past exalted ruler Alternate The new officers will be installed on the 27th.
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Thomasville Elks
Thomasville Ga
Thomasville Lodge of Elks
W. M. Coon
Lebbeng Dekle
T. B. Chisholm
T. R. Crovatt
R. Pardee
J. T. Cu
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