Riflemen enter contest in Seagirt national match
In Seagirt New Jersey three hundred seventy riflemen competed for large prizes in a national individual match. An allegation that Private DeLoach was aided by a second shooter prompted an order for another precursor run. The protest centers on DeLosch and DeLoach with rankings listed from Lieutenant Dillon to Corporal Grass and others. The ensuing run will be held Monday to ensure fair play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeLoach
Seagirt
N. J
Tring
Dillon Engineer Corps
DeLosch
United States Marine Corps
Lyman
United Biazea Marine
DeGeach
Deliart
United State Marine Corps
DeHart
Woaker
Delcach
Monroe College Opens Thursday
Monroe College has completed renovations in Powder hall and rooms in the rhoma. Carpenters painters and electricians worked for weeks. More applications than before are expected. expanded boarding allows more students. Opening exercises set for Thursday at 8 30 a m with reception committees meeting trains Saturday. The student body will include entrants from most Georgia counties and many southern states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe College
Fornyth
Powder Hall
Tueay
Uth
Georgia
McAlester Clyde Announces Daughter’s Engagement to J R Clyde
McAlester announces the engagement of their daughter Annie Belle to Mr J R Clyde of Miami Florida. The wedding is planned for early October with a special announcement for the event and attendees in McAlester Clyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlester-Clyde
Alsington
Mra
McAlester
Annie Belle
J. R. Clyde
Miami
Fla
Elevator charges cut in New Orleans by Tutnois Central
A cut in Fein elevator charges was announced in New Orleans on September 8 by the Tutnois Central. The reduction to 2 3e on wheat and 3e on coarse grains aims to meet later with Galvesan officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genin
New Orleans
Tutnois Central
Galvesan
Great Savings on Men’s Shoes at Adler and Letta
Adler and Letta announce the discontinuation of men’s shoes and put the Patina stock on sale at cost. All men’s footwear including Netleton’s shoes will be sold, with $6 to $7 price points, to clear fall and winter stock quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adler & Letta
Adler & Loera
Ani Minges
Nettleton
Three Concerts Sunday At Grant Park And Ponce de Leon
Three excellent concerts promised for Grant Park and Ponce de Leon this afternoon and evening. Grant Park program runs 3:30 to 5:30 featuring selections from Wagner Verdi and Balfe with conductor Fred Wedemeyer leading. Ponce de Leon program includes Waldteurel De Koten Verdi and Edwarda pieces with S. Tlocke Waits and others. Night program at 8:30 includes overtures marches waltzes and intermezzos from Tannhauser Old Kentucky Home and The Prince of Pilsen among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Park
Ponce de Leon
Lovere
Clark
Suppe
Macbeth
Johnson
S. Tlocke
Waits
Waldteutel
Red Feather
DeKoten
Rigaberth
Verdi
Mic Kinley
Johnny
Edwarda
LaClarina
Tannhauser
Wagner
Souse
Rubenateln
Manenga
Hequest
Bexmoor
Fantania
Old Kentucky
Dalbe
Burton Is for Roosevelt Takes Sides at Ohio Rally
In Cleveland on September 8, supporters of Congressman Theodore F. Burton pressed for party changes at the Cuyahoga County Republican convention. The platform called for retiring Senator Dick as party head US senators elected by popular vote and endorsed President Roosevelt and Secretary Taft. Burton, addressing the gathering, said he bears personal goodwill toward Dick and Foraker but urged the convention to record stronger praise for Roosevelt than for Dick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foraker
Cleveland
Theodore F. Lurten
Cuyahoga
Ohio
Record attendance soars at Boys High School
The Boys High School reports record enrollment at the start of the scholastic year with 210 pupils on opening day September 4 and 106 in the technological department. An assistant, Professor Charles Dean of Opelika, Alabama, joins Professor Culver to handle the growing program. New apparatus and upgraded machinery accompany the expansion, while the business department under Professor J. J. Breth also shows growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorlahing
Crty
Charles Culver
Schol
Board of Education
Charten
Opelika
Ala
Culver
Charles Dean
J. J. Brrth
Buainems Een
Cousins Fuss Over Fence Before Judge Broyles
Mies Miss G Newsom and her cousin Malia Aram faced Judge Broyles after a fence dispute at Farr street and Houlavanl. Mrs Brand had placed a wall or sidewalk rope on the fence line. a struggle followed with harsh words and alleged threats. Newsom received a 45 cent fine plus costs. Brand was fined 3 and was bound over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broyles
Mies
Brannen & Anthony at the Bijou Theater opening
Brannen and Anthony, Atlanta drug firm, celebrated a new store at 102 Whitehall Street with a grand opening and prize drawing. Tickets were drawn on stage by officials, awarding prizes from five to twenty dollars to several attendees, amid a lavish exhibit and appeal to local customers. The event was touted as laying groundwork for a major southern drug house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brannen & Anthony
Whitehall Street
Thea Dijon
Faverly
Howard van Epps
L. Culberson
Youn Wan
Aire L. BF. Alcatfor
Milledgy Avenue
Giles V. Dak
South Pryor Atreat
Dirs
J. H. Willing
Park Street
John I. Link
Greenwood Avenue
Smre
William Gwattney
Oak Street
Mre
Anna DB. Denny
Culberson Street
Thees
Atlante
Luck-Wee
Drewing
Arannen & Anthony
Youss
Arog
Bedick Kennedy Wedding at Andersonville Baptist Church
Mary Lou Kennedy of Andersonville and Professor James L. Reddick of Shellman Ga. wed Sept 6 at 8 pm in Andersonville Baptist Church with Rev A J Allen officiating. Ceremony featured decorations and a reception at the couple's home. The groom will likely be stationed near Atlanta in the U S Army after marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beddick-Xennedy
Andersonville
Bpeclalj—& Marrage
Baptist Church
Mims
Mary Lou Kennedy
James L., Reddick
Shellman
Holy Wedsock
Tey
Allen
Cuthbert
R Johnson
Americua
Reddlex
Sherinton
United States
Etyi
Atlante
Handsome new home for Doctor Woolley's Sanitarium
The Victor Sanitarium moves to a two story brick building at 321 and 323 Whitehall Street Atlanta after eight years on Walton Street. The facility, run by Dr. B M Woolley and Dr. D S Woolley, emphasizes humane care, modern electrical treatments, and a homelike environment for patients with drug addictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Woolley
Whitehall ST
Atlanta, GA
Vielur Sanitarium
Waltan Street
Whitehall Street
Eany Reach
Cty
Whitehall
Forsyth Strecta
Uwo Atortes
Earh Onor
Mont Udy
Uma
Attradanta
Victor Santtariqmte
Herbert KE. Truax
Florence ‘T. Truax
Herbert Truk
Iowa State University
Chicago Medical College
Georgia Edidle School
Big Probation Class Graduates In Court
In Atlanta a probation class of thirty-five boys aged 6 to 16 stood before Judge Broyles and Probation Officer Gleer as they were discharged for reform. Thirty were white, four were Black, and one Chinese boy’s family sent him to China for education. Parents and spectators looked on as each youth was commended for changes since probation began, with many moving into steady work. The judge urged continued righteousness and praised the boys for shedding past misdeeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Frobation Omcer Gleer
Droylea
Righteoussesn
George Lee
Broyles
Judge Broyles
Star Theater
Tiroyies
Atlanta
Big Auto Collision Injures Two Men in Washington Street
Joseph J. Hall president of L Ti idl Manufacturing Co and his companion Mr Willington escaped serious harm when a wet asphalt caused their auto to skid and overturn on Washington Street between Renan and Cark streets at 6 pm yesterday. Bystanders freed them. both suffered only bruises and later went home. A man was later sent to fetch the mute and drive it away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kar
Victor Sanitarium
Alga
Ghorty
Banttarlurt
Tie Saya
Woolley
Win Hurer
Joseph J. Hall
L. Ti. Idl Manufacturing Company
Eliott Street
Washington Street
Mr. Willingon
Renaon
Cark Streets
Fitzgerald City Court Likely to Be Abolished
Fitzgerald Ga September 8 Special Fitzgeralds city court has existed only a year. An investigation shows it is an expensive luxury with 21000 salary and 1000.07 diverted to treasury while 1783.80 paid out leaving a debt over 700. The finance committee opposed paying city bills and the court may be abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald's
Itte
Board of
City Court
Anance Committee
Mt Ft Ta
Dick Supporting Foraker Loses His Home County
Akron Ohio September 8 a report notes Dick campaigns for Foraker but loses home county. The piece references national figures and party resolutions, including a Republican convention and possible amendments, with names unclear due to OCR errors.
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Burton
Hoosevelt
N. Broad
Bell
Ainnane
Bre Truex
B. M. Woolley
D. 3. Woolley
Tle
Truax Wan
Mla
Woolles
Woolley Curia
North Pryor Street
Joseph Hall
Mr. Willingham
Izgerald Court
Knox
Graphter
Jonice
Mra Swellman
Mra Nuritch
Jacobs’ Gift Room
Akron
Ceadey
Fothek
Ding
Gewsparer Rob Hives
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