Georgia School Books and Open Sessions Push
The Georgia public school book row pits State School Commissioner Pound against E H McMichael and publishers Maynard Merrill and Co. The writer urges open sessions for adoptions, warns of publishing interests, and hints at forthcoming disclosures as politics and profits collide in schoolbook policy.
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Georgia
Ike
E. H. McMichael
Merion County
House
Pound
Maynard, Merrill & Company
C. EL Merrill Company
United States Senate
Old Georgia
M. Pound
Stowers of Georgia
Georgia School Book Commission
Courty School” Commissioners
E. A. McMichael
Marion
Maynard, Merrifl & Co
C. EB. Merri Company
J. M. Pound
MiNedgeville
L. B. Robeson
Marella
E.W Chilas
Cuthbert
Lawton B. Evans
Augusta
Albion Hotel
Jere M.pould
R. B. Daniel
Ginn & Co
The
Georgia Educational Association
Robeson
Association
Schooi
Mark Johnston
Altnteresta
Bool Commission
House of
Senate
Georgia Schoolbook Commission
Starcely
P. BE. Dupfey
Jonesboro
Memminger's Atlanta Visit Praised by Congregants
Rev William W Memminger preached at All Saints Balxcopal church in August while Rector Farland was away He returned to Charleston as Old St Pauls rector The Atlanta stay drew large congregations and many friends noting his eloquence and ability He left Atlanta with warm welcomes from numerous admirers
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All Sainte’ Caureh
Charleston
W. W. Memminger
All Saints’ Balxcopal Church
Farland
Sharleaton
Old St. Paul's Church
Bia
All’ Sainte
Atlanta
Memminger
Saturn
Wedding Silver For All Your Treasure Needs
A promotional notice extols a silver chest as a cherished family heirloom showcasing dignity and beauty. It invites buyers to compare quality and price, claiming superior variety and style, and assures satisfaction by suggesting they look elsewhere.
Peach Growers Meet in Atlanta to Boost Profits
Georgia peach growers prepare for a September 10 meeting in Atlanta to plan better distribution and prevent market congestion. The call, echoed by The Constitution, aims to unite growers from across the state under experienced leadership to double earnings and stabilize the crop’s market. Smith D. Pickett of Albany endorses a manager guided railroad handling and warns against continuing old, failed methods.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Mr. Pickett
Smith Pickett
Albany
Edstor Constitution
Growara
Southern Railway
Smith D. Pickett
Governor Comer Reflects on Birmingham District Turmoil
The Special Governor B. OB Comer, visiting offices for several days, praised an end to the turmoil while warning against further unrest. He said many problems remain to be solved and that there are ongoing calls to address issues promptly.
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Monnomery
B. OB. Comer
Beths
Birningham
Good Government League Mass Meeting At The Grand
The Good Government League holds a 3:30 pm mass meeting at the Grand with Ex-Governor William J Northen presiding. Speakers include Judge W A Covington Hon Hooper Alexander and others on the topic of good government. Invitations extend to Atlanta business leaders to attend and observe a brief program not exceeding one hour.
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Jadie W. A. Covington
Hon. Wouper Alexander
League
Good Government League
Grand
William J. Northen
W. A. Covington
del Goit
Hooper Alexander
DeKalb County
M. Inman
W. S. Witham
BR. J. Guinn
H. ¥. McCord
Jonas Owens
George M. Traylor
John 3. Eagan
M. R. Emmons
Joan N. McEachern
C. I Branan
Charles H. Kelley
FB. P. Burns
B.C. Callaway
M.A. Hale
G. ¥. Pierce
Crimea
Auanta
Atlanta
Good Citizena
Firemen Receive Check From Joseph H Hirsch
Joseph H Hirach, president of Empire Printing and Box Company, presented a 996 check to the Firemen Relief Association for services on September 1. The company narrowly escaped destruction from a blaze, and the relief association accepted the donation with thanks.
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Relief Association
Fio
Joseph H. Hirach
Empire, Printing and Box Company
Firemon’s Relief Association
Lin
Printing and Box Company
Firemen's Relief Association
State Campaign Unveils District Committees for Georgia
At a New Kim Bell meeting, Georgia's Democratic Executive Committee names district campaign panels, appoints chairs from state at large, and plans coordinated state and national efforts led by Chairman Hewlett A. Tiall and Clark Howell. Headquarters eyed in Atlanta with a late October election.
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Airmen Ball
Democratic Executive Committee
Heed
New Kimbell
Hewlett A. Tiall
Madana
Hall
Clark Howell
Georgia
State Committee
Atlanta
F. J. Paxon
Fulton
Flist Distriet
3. K. Miller
Bulloch
J. Randolph Anderson
Chatham
E. J. Brinson
Burke
Donald Fraser
Liverty
J. H. Corbett
Toombs
W. W. Banks
Tit
L J. Hofmayer
Dougherty
J. B. Hutcheson
Turner
J. 3. Wright
Bremen
D. D. Bateman
Clay
Ww. B. Steed
Taslot
G. R. Elis
Sumter
J. 4. Howard
Pulasti
J. K. Hayes
Macon
W. C. Hamilton
Crisn
J. A. Thrash
Meriwether
R. E. Dismuke
Muscogee
H. McLaughin
Harris
A. P. Persons
Talbot
P. A. Simmons
Troup
Mike Riley
Ernest Camp
Walton
S. H. Brantley
Campbell
Jor
James
Douglas
O. Emmet Barnes
Bibb
W. C. Powers
Butts
John T. Allen
Baldwin
G. R_ Hutchins
Polk
W. C. Bunn
Poll
Cr. King
Murray
H. PB. Melchieham
Floyd
G. H. Autrey
Bartow
J. M. Smith
Oglethorpe
M. Fitzpatrick
Wilkes
H. H. Price
Oconee
J. C. Willams
Greene
John Bastwick
Morgan
B. F. Carr
Banks
Perry
Gwinnett
L. C. Russell
Jackson
R. HE. A. Hamby
Rabun
S. Hardy
Louis Brooks
Richmond
D. P. Ramsey
Twiggs
John O'Keefe
Gilmer County Contest Postponed by State Committee
The state democratic executive committee postponed action on the Gilmer county contest awaiting more time. Both Magi meetings produced rival executive committees, a subcommittee was appointed, and it was not ready to report. The panel adopted a resolution granting ten days to prepare a report for Chairman Hall to circulate to the state committee. A mail vote will decide the subcommittee's report.
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Democratic
Gilmer County
Fulton County
Hall
State Committee
Insurance companies to receive permits after delay
The American Assurance Association of Atlanta with secretary S H Beam and the Bru tual Benefit Life Insurance Application of Savannah with W T McCoy as Atlanta representative will seek permits from the state. Their statements were filed late due to attorneys overlooking the filing date, delaying the permits briefly. Representatives have arranged the matter to the satisfaction of all concerned and permits will be issued at once.
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American Assurance Association
Atlanta
S. H. Beam
Brutual Benefit Life Insurance
Saventah
W. T. McCoy
Él Concbroed
Prison stockade praised for new Pratt mine camp
Physician Inspector Burns of the state convict board hails a new stockade planned for the Tentersea company's Pratt mine camp as one of the best and most comfortable prison houses in the country, noting its fit for both men and women despite costs.
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Montgomery
Aia
Burns
State Convict Board
Tentersea Company
Pratt
Vest
Buster Miller Shot by Guard in County Convict Camp
A Fulton county convict known as Buster Miller was wounded after threatening guards with a rock. A guard shot him in the face as he resisted work, injuring him lightly and ending the mutiny. He was taken to the hospital and said he would work hard to make up for the initial trouble.
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Buster Villier
Fulton County
Hospita
Buster
Diamond Dick
Tie
A Simple Pepper Sneeze For Faintness Relief
A medical note explains faintness can be triggered by nasal irritation causing a brain blood surge. Sneezing induced by pepper or tobacco snuff may promptly restore circulation when smelling salts are unavailable.
New Schedules In Effect On Southern And Atlanta West Point RRs
New schedules go into effect tonight for Southern and Atlanta and West Point railroads. Train No 38 from New Orleans will depart at 11 am and connect with a game number from New Orleans arriving 10:45. Other trains shift earlier to cut NY bound times by up to four hours. Train No 37 and No 40 changes alter arrivals and connections, with quicker runs to Washington and Atlanta and adjusted terminals.
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Southern
Atlanta
West Point
W. H. Tayloe
Washington
J. P. Billups
New York
New Orleans
Fort Valley
Columbus
Bacon
York
West Point Road
Terminal
Capital
Michael Hayman Stricken In Chicago Stroke Case
Michael Hayman of New Orleans is reported stricken by a paralytic stroke two weeks ago. He is known for charitable work in the United States and Europe and was brought to Michael Reese Hospital from the south for treatment with no sign of improvement.
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Michael Hayman
Chicago
New Orleans
Europe
Michael Reese
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