Architect Downing Wins Big Chattanooga Plant Contract
Architect W. T. Downe of Atlanta was chosen supervising architect for the University of Chattanooga’s new plant. His plans include razing the old administration building and creating a modern quadrangle with four completed buildings: administration with offices, library and museum, science building, liberal arts building, and a Gothic chapel. The old structures will remain until completion. The university trustees anticipate spending about 106000 on the project. Downe’s Baylor school plans had earned wide notice, and the building committee unanimously endorsed his Gothic design as the best solution.
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W. T. Downe
Atlanta
University of Chattanooga
Chattanooga
University
Downine
Baylor School
Waa
A F Todd Elected President of Gideons At Meeting
A F Todd of Atlanta was Saturday elected president of the Gideons of Atlanta at the annual state convention held at the local camp hall. Other officers chosen include M F Allen as vice president and C W Hatcher as secretary. Hugh A McDonald named chaplain and L C Satterfield treasurer. C WW McCalla elected chairman of the board of trustees with several members listed. The Atlanta chapter also announced officers and the convention will adjourn this afternoon after a Gideon rally with participants from multiple cities.
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A. F. Todd
Atlanta
Gideons of
M. F. Allen
C .W. Hatcher
Hugh A’ McDonald
L. c. Satterfield
C. WW. McCalla
Aikens Ann
C.H. Burge
Hugh A McDonald
MP. Alien
W. Hoh Phelps
M. Morris
Trensurer
Gidean
Mother of Georgia Methodism Celebrates 95th Birthday
Mrs. Jane Quillian, called the Mother of Methodism in Georgia, celebrated her ninety fifth birthday in Gainesville. She is mother to twelve children and has fifty one living great grandchildren. Four of her eight sons became ministers and the family has produced many prominent church and civic leaders in Georgia. Her vitality remains high after a fall fractured her thigh, with physicians hopeful she may live to a century.
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Gainesville
Jane Wilhems Quillien
Methodiam
Georgia
Quillian
Gamestne
Methodist Church
Quilian
William
George
Osborne
Wiley
James
Barney
Manassaa
J Woley
North Georgia Conference
Atlanta
St. Pauls Methodist Church
Tey
Wiley Quilhan
Southern Methodist Church
W. F. Quillian
Emory College
Guithan
Harwell Quillian
Winder
Br. A. C. Quillian
Athens
W. P. Quillian
Mexico
Wo EB
Garnett W. Quilian
South Georgia
Ld. Houston
Bascom Quillian
Tilbert T. Quillian
Albany
Garland
Paul
Sandersville
Henry M. Quillan
College Park
A Quillian
A.W. Quilllian
Prank Quillian
F. A Quillian
Andrew TF. Quillan
Jane W. Quillan
Jane Williams Quillian
Artist Molinary Dead in New Orleans at Eight
New Orleans September 11 Andres Molinary a portrait painter of distinction died at his home age eight. He was a native of Gibraltar and well known in art circles.
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Artist Molinary
New Orleans
Andres Molinary
Gibraltar
J N Wood Veteran Businessman Passes in Atlanta
John Newton Wood aged about eighty four died at 1310 Peachtree Street Atlanta. Confederate veteran served Cobb's Tennessee cavalry and Fulton Dragoons. He was a Baptist, survived by wife two brothers two sisters four daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral held at his residence with interment at West View Cemetery.
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Atlanta
John Newton Wood
Peachtree Street
Mr Wood
Cobb
Roe. Cobb
Z. A. Rice
Fulton Dragoons
Greensboro
N. C
Wood
Baptist Church
Jesse Wood
Marthasvalle
Moses Wood
West View Cemetery
Night School at Tech Opens for Formal Registration
Formal registration for the Georgia Tech free night school opens tomorrow and runs four days through September 16. The fall term starts September 20 and ends December 9. A four dollar fee covers heating and power. all equipment and tutoring are state provided at no extra cost to students. Professor J N Gresbit, dean, urges prompt registration as many applications have already been received and expected to reach record levels.
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Georgia School of Technology
J. N. Gresbit
STATE POLITICAL POT BEGINS TO BOW, YEAR AHEAD
Open year signals potential governor bids with names like Dr. L. G. Hardman and Judge W. B. Thomas mentioned. Governor Harriss possibly seeking another term, with chatter of other lawmakers pursuing the office. Also notes attorney general race and railroad commission shifts amid Georgia politics. Boll weevil spread expands across a wide Georgia triangle, threatening large districts. a Thonnsville meeting will address control strategies. British midshipmen face promotion after three years if exams are passed.
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Capitol
State House
L. G. Hardman
Commerce
W. B. Thomas
Valdosta
Harria
Seat Assembly
Clifford Walker
Roscoe Luke
Thomasville
Col. J. Perry
S Railroad Commission
North Georgia
Pell
SG. McLendon
Atlanta
Colonel Perry
Georgia
Tale
E. Lee Worsham
Alabama
Florida
Stewart Country
Thomas Ile
Thonnsville
Lawyers Charged With Fist Fight at Five Points
Robert E. Church an attorney with offices in the Petera building and Alexander W. Stephens an attorney with offices in the Hurt building were arraigned before Recorder Johnson in a police matinee Friday charged with disorderly conduct as the result of a fight at Five Points Both men requested a continuance of their trial Judge Johnson granted the continuance and placed both on probation
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Robert E. Church
Petera
Alexander W. Stephens
Hurt
Recorder Johnson
Sinners Fund Ticket Donation Reaches Police Relief
A citizen, calling himself a sinner, writes the chief of police to offer restitution for an admission fee he stole during a November event at the Spredw fairground. He sent 75 cents and claims W. T. Morris, former Police Relief treasurer, witnessed the loss and confirms the amount.
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Police
Police Relief Association Wa
Spredw
Gstater
W. T. Morris
Association
Sinnei
Fu Fore Eisen
Government Expert Returns With Bride in Georgia
George D. Smith of the United States bureau of satamaloxs returned from Louisiana with Mrs Seth att airage to Miss Virginia Robinson of Yackatooches parish Louisiana. They left for Thomasville where they will reside. Smith has been
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Thomasville
George D. Smith
United States Bureau of Satamaloxs
Louisana
Seth Attairage
Virgina Robinson
Yackatooches Parish
Louisiana
Smith
Stationed Here Shaping City Life In Many Ways
A stationed resident for several months has influenced the city’s business and social life through growing trends. The person’s presence has sparked shifts in local commerce and social patterns as communities adapt to new routines and activities.
Pellagra Cure Promised by Local Resident
Thilshore resident Alan J W Turner reports relief from pellagra after using a remedy promoted by American Compounding Co. He promises a free book on Pellagra from Box 2003 Jasper Alabama and notes a money back guarantee if the cure fails. He urges others to consult the remedy for complete recovery.
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Alan J W. Turner
Baughn
American Compounding Co
Jasper
Ala
Boy Killed Himself Says Coroner's Jury
A coroner's jury ruled that Will McMurray died by his own action after a Friday shooting at his residence 100 Ormond Street. Investigations were conducted at Harry G. Poole's undertaking chapel and funeral services are set for Pryor Street Presbyterian Church, with interment at Oakland.
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Doneage
Will McMurray
Ormond Street
Airlock
Harry G. Poole
Pryor Street Presbyterian Church
Oakland
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L. E. Rogers
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Charles & Arnow
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Haralson County
J. B. Bailey
Berrico County
H. W. DuBose
Tgia Court OF Appeals
Georgia Court of Appeals
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Pearson & Sons
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Eece Allaape
Price
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Hartman
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