The Political Rights of Women in Suffrage Debate
Georgia Woman's Suffrage Association editors discuss whether women want to vote, citing registration in Chicago and New York, debates in Wisconsin and Colorado, and actions by suffragists and organizations. They note congressional moves on amendments, public petitions, and wartime service by women, urging broader enfranchisement and unity among supporters.
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Mary L. McLendon
Georgia Woman’s Suffrage Association
School Society Officers and Young Basketball Team
A group photo shows basketball players with first grade children in physical culture. On the bottom row left to right are Horace VicMillan treasurer, Andrew Wilson president, Jewel Cranshaw secretary. At the right, Florence Pilgrin Constitution correspondent at Home Park school.
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Horace VicMillan
Andrew Wilson
Jewel Cranshaw
Florence Pilgrin
Constitution
Home Park
Constitution seeks readers help for re making School Pages
The Constitution asks correspondents to submit reliefs by Thursday night or at least by Friday comes to help remake the School Pages. It urges readers near and far to pull together for the best page ever.
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Eridav
Grammar League Title Dream Faces Final Playoffs
Grammar League teams edge toward city school championship with semifinals set. North Side leaders Formmalt and Oakland eye final series after tough rounds. schedules show Edgewood and Porniwall among contenders as public games unfold this week.
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North Side
Edgewood
Oakland Boulevard
Davis
South Side
Porniwall
Walker Peeples
Battle Hill
Hill
Battle Hill School 4th Grade Vacations and New Pupils
The Battle Hill School reports vacation time and a shift toward study as sessions continue. New students join several grades including Sarah Goro in seventh, Robert Law Jer in sixth, and a pupil in the fourth. The seventh and eighth grades engage in a Mexican affair discussion while the school notes the death of Mr Peurifox and extends sympathy.
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Overboy
Robert Law Jer
Laser 1
Sarah Goro
Peurifox
Hudson
Stone Mountain Triumphs Over Boys High In Big Win
Stone Mountain upset Boys High with a 13 to 5 victory after taking an early lead and holding it. Luke sparked the Mountain offense with solid defense and multiple hits while Barber played a key role in limiting the high school's scoring by fielding and hitting at crucial moments.
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Stone Mountain
Filta
Boys’ High
Mountainox
Ruymerg
Pan Boys High
Hay
Mountain Alne
Luke
Barber
Spurluch
Prep Bingles And Bones In Thrilling Prep League Race
The prep league title chase at Tech High has heated up as Culverites show speed and Tech High remains strong. Tennis and track buzz grow with several schools planning meets, while Stone Mountain edge Marist in a late game glow and Boys High faces a setback from Stone Mountain.
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Tech
Culverites
Soeneslers Tech
Hue
Luckie Children Write Fine Themes On History Topics
The eighth grade children practice hard on model exercises for Field Day and teachers say many will be chosen to represent the school. Third grade B had a spelling match with Hazel Neal Florence Myer Dee Fleshman Pauline Rolins Harold Smedley and DC Richards among those standing. In third grade Arnest Pratt and Anne Bay led the class. Hazel Meiste Lola Smith Trene Chinkscale led the girls of the sixth grade. Olin Jackson led the boys. Eighth grade spellers with 100 included Carl Miles Joe Bow en Ernest Pratt Archie Kemp Harry Atendall Suse B Davis Ruth Allen Florence Joselove Helen Dowdy Mortense Wairtin Vivian Ross One Belle Marr Georgi Manning and Dsthe Rauschenberg. Miss Tuller is 30 12 and we wish her a speedy recovery. In the fifth grade the folk dances interest the children as they perform Danish greeting Spanish dance and Scottish home dances. Eighth grade themes include My Favorite Character in Bible History and Favorite Character in Fiction. Mrs Thomas has been reading articles from the Bible for some time for us. Fourth B leaders this month are Marshall Cook and Feasie Dose. Eighth grade averages above 90 include Margaret Beauchamp Blanch Quillan Belin Joselov and Gut Hawking. Margaret Beauchamp.
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Hazel Neal
Florence Myer Dee Fleshman
Pauline Rolsins
Harold Smedley
DC Richards
Arnest Pratt
Anne Bay Flee
Hazel Meiste
Lola Smith
Trene Chlnkscale
Olin Jackson
Tmrd
Carl Miles
Joe Bowen
Ernest Pratt
Archie Kemp
Harry Atendall
Suse B Davis
Ruth Allen
Florence Joselove
Helen Dowdy
Mortense Wairtin
Vivian Ross
Belle Marr
Georgi Manning
Rauschenberg
Thomas
Marshall Cook
Feasie Dose
Margaret Beauchamp Blanch Quillan
Belin Joselov
Gut Hawking
Margaret Beauchamp
Peepels Prepares Splendid Program for Last Day
The eighth grade girls’ volleyball team, nine players strong, led by Captain Hallie Burnett, prepared an end of term program featuring dialogues and a cantata The seventh graders Margret Smith Virginia Kelly stood out as spellman match picks and Ruth Sull Howard and Charley Connally noted among strong second grade performers The school extends congratulations to Atlanta boys for Memorial Day parade and praises Captain Harry Owens for leading soccer football and baseball teams before June graduation Mary Pressly.
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Margret Smith
Virginia Kelly
Irginia Tellys
United States
Wenlco
Ruth Sull Howard
Dade Charley Connally
Lister Nisbet
Ieading
Plowers
Gertrude Orr
Trances
White Margret Ward
Jane Freles
Nellie Jentzen
Lois Jones
Cathrine Whitehead
Ruth Griste
Wary Pressly
Getling
Atlanta
Harry Owensby
Harry
Mary
Pryor Street School Proud of Showings by the Boys
Gui Walter Rich Junior Civic league met last Brida with good committee reports. Fifth grade carried out a fine program. most money raised, flowers planted, nasturtiums set to bloom. Seventh graders marched, drum corps praised. fourth and fifth grade boys played baseball, fourth grade won, 13 proud. Teachers, girls rooted at a game. Eighth grade enjoyed activities. Mexican situation and other topics discussed. Louise Dean.
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Gui Walter Rich
Junior Civic League
Brida
Varius Committees
Iaat
Slaton
Ashby School Stars Honor First and Fifth Grades
The first and fifth grades won top stars for lines last week with rewards. Fifth grade girls also received stars in four weeks, naming Marguerite Brown Ruth Duncan Eris Logan Lazzie Sperphta and Katie Suttles among honorees. The week included a holiday and early dismissal. Miss Milledge visited. The first grade had the highest attendance while the fifth and frat grades excelled in lessons.
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Marguerite Brown
Ruth Duncan
Eris Logan
Lazzie Sperphta
Katie Suttles
Miss Milledge
Hennie Thomas
Marist Edges Faynard Frager After Eighth Inning Rally
In a tense prep baseball clash, Marist rallied in the eighth inning to tie Faynard Frager at six. Pollock dominated until a late Marist rally forced two infield errors by Donald Fraser and produced the winning run as McCal and Malloy contributed solid defense and timely hits.
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Faynard Frager
Slavor
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Ivy Street
McCal
Nan Malloy
Donald Fraser
Immings
Poltock
Malloy
Brock
Liddell
Bald Heads Face Hair Crop Outlook Warns
Professor Lewis FOV notes a grim hair crop forecast with a joking aside that 13 gust ane sine enre for bald heads and claims 18 to wear a wig or be a woman reflecting period humor in Martper x voekh.
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Lewis Fov
Martper
Formwalt Team Wins First Game In New Suits
Local notes celebrate Formwalt football squad winning their first game in new uniforms under captain Ralph Wallace amid parade pride and school athletic focus. Mentions field day reps, seventh graders’ plaques, attendance and spelling banners, and a baseball win 3 to 1 after coach Mrs Sams cautions players about vanity.
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Formwalt
Moonshine Increase Reported Around Athens Georgia
Special from Athens Georgia notes a spike in moonshining and blockade whiskey near Athens with revenue officers raiding sevenfold more stills than in prior years. A Walton County man was found with a two gallon jar of corn whiskey, while a large woodpile yielded five kegs of North Carolina blockade liquor. Commissioner Tudge WG Cornett reports raids across Gwinnett Walton Clarke Madison Elbert and Hart counties.
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Commencement Sermon by Dr Poteat in Athens Georgia
Dr Poteat, president of the university, preaches the commencement sermon in Athens Georgia. The address honors graduates and faculty as the Normal School marks the ceremony with about 60 counties represented and diplomas to be awarded.
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Alter Sells Ist Holding
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Mercy Ity
Two Large Buildings Rising in LaGrange
Two substantial blocks are planned on Mun Street and Main Street in LaGrange, by two prominent firms. The structures will front 209 feet with substantial stone height, promising one of the finest mercantile establishments in the state and greatly advancing the town’s commercial center.
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Helghe
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Crear
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Altas
Callaway Plans Rebuild After Lagrange Store Fire
LaGrange Georgia reports Callaway department store to be rebuilt after a recent fire. Officials say construction will begin soon with a larger, more complete building designed to heat the structure and serve the community. The existing store layout will be largely preserved with modernization added.
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Lagrange
LaGrange Ga
Amourns Cement
Callaway Department
Lawn
Cilawary
Ah Mart Mint
Vontea
John Lind and His Troubles in Washington
John Lind, noted for his sharp English prose and strong instinct for truth, faces obstacles in his communications about Mexican matters. His writings, though literate, struggle to find a clear front in the tumult surrounding Slaton. The piece situates his role amid the era’s public discourse in the American continent.
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John Lind
Lero
Washington
Karpee
Mexne
Amonz
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