Slaton Makes Progress Keynote in Governor Campaign
John M. Slaton has begun his governor bid with speeches focused on progress. He emphasizes steady, lasting gains in education, agriculture, conservation, roads, and public welfare, aiming to modernize Georgia while avoiding radical change. He plans to dedicate his efforts to the stated platform of conservation and progress.
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John M. Slaton
Staton
Atlanta
Gusta
Cross
Georgia
Waycross
Thomaston Prepares For Fine Chautauqua
Thomaston Georgia May 18 Special The first chautauqua in Thomaston promises high attendance with a week of diverse attractions led by Vitale Venetian Band and notable speakers Ralph Partee and the Parody group. Special invitations will seek former residents for a community homecoming week.
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Georgia
Vitale
Angelo Vitale
Hler Sisters
Frfer
Ralph Par
Tee“ Poukets
Paraden
Aia
Maio
Art tides drift westward amid Britain’s exodus of works
London reports that despite appeals to wealthy Britons, art treasure sales continue to attract American buyers. The Wertheimer Raeburn sale at Christie’s fetched 111,300 dollars, signaling strong demand for old masters. The piece discusses aging paintings gaining value and contrasts between British pride, global taste, and the rise of reproductions. It notes modern landscape painters and the enduring aura of iconic masters, with commentary on national art culture. It also covers British military ideas, proposing a large youth training plan, and a tour of a royal aeroplane factory, highlighting aviation progress and testing.
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United States
England
Wertheimer
Christie’s
New York
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Hay
Andrew Hay
Raeburn
Romney
MacDauber
Mr. Robinson
Pisario
Gluck
Lkaphael
Murillo
Homer
Shakespeare
Holmshead
Bede
Hume
Rome
Seven Hills
Russia backs progress and welcomes Panama fair visit
St. Petersburg reports dismiss the London tale of Russia snubbing the Panama Pacific commission as false. Officials plan a grand welcome for the 1915 San Francisco fair, praising Russia as a progressive nation with a growing economy, education, and political modernizing, while labor reforms improve miners and farmers and curb crime.
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London
Russia
England
Europe
San Francisco
M. Sarxonoff
Itusaia
Teat
Potsdam
M. M. Timariozoff
Zvignintgoff
Guchkoff
Prince Galtzin
Moscow
Duma
Aother
Turbulent Transition in British Politics and Unionist Hint
The passage notes a state of turbulent transition in the opposition, likening it to the era of the great reform bill. It suggests fear arises not from the loud reform advocates but from a different element. It warns that if Mr. Honor Law leads the party, power would come under a newly formed organization whose title unions dismiss as outdated Grounded in analysis of British political realignments after major reform conflicts.
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Hie
China described by Mgr Bonzano
New York May 18 Special Archbishop Bonzano new papal delegate to American Catholics discusses China and the Catholic missions. He notes China potential for republican government, United States influence, and a 490 million population with about one million Catholics. He praises cautious reform and mentions a proposed mission school at Hawthorne New York. health issues shortened his China mission tenure.
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Giovanni Bonzano
Pius X
America
United States
Bonzano
Mer. Bonzano
China
Portugal
South
Shensi
Bonganos
Hawthorne
Boltzano
Rome
Bentifical Seminary
Vigevydno
Hela
Roads of Italy to Be Restored
Rome May 18 Special The good roads movement gains momentum in Rome and province as king aided by governments funds widens and levels principal routes. Naples Genoa and Florence areas offer grand boulevards ideal for high power cars while Venice draws visitors. Gretna Green for Americans marriage myth debunked as San Marino advertised as easy wedding spot. Tramps at sea and ashore described as hungry, shabbily treated and scorned by mariners and merchants. Hunter notes Cook lectures to full houses in Germany.
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Rome
Italy
Naples
Genoa
Florence
Palermo
Venice
St. Mark
Grand Canal
Gretna Green
Europe
I Jaly
Nice
Ravenna
San Marino
George McPherson Hunter
Brennan College promotes rational plan for ad vacation
A descriptive booklet from Brennan College Gainesville Georgia argues for a rational ad vacation focusing on change of scene and environment through recreation and profitable study. The college offers to mail the booklet free to interested readers via B O Box 14 Gainesville GA.
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Gainesville
Brennan College
B. O. Box
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