Bright Future Assured for Atlanta Law School
The Atlanta law school opens September 28 at the Murphy Building, Prior Street. First term runs to December 24, second term January 4 to June 21. Faculty includes Hamilton Douglas and famous lawyers. Instruction requires two academic years. Practice court offers real case experience. Degree of bachelor of laws conferred after satisfactory completion. Full information from Dean Hamilton Douglas, 416 Century Building.
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Atlanta Law School
Murphy
Prior Street
Hamilton Douglas
Decenver
Sears
Hamilton Douglas Wooper
Alexander Victor L Smith
Marvin Underwood
Claris D McKinney
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Reynada
Edward P Burns
Jon Beverly Bans
Josep Henry Lumpkin
Marcus Wo
Benjamin Harey HU
Richard B
Russell Hoonaraur Gray Powell
George Hillyer
Jona S Candler
John I, Hopkins James H Gilbert
Wiliam Perrin Nicholson
Charles A Read Sanders McDaniel Ropert
C Alston James Henry Porter
W W Gaines
MeReynolds
Saved the Mates Dinner Question Fragments
A malformed fragmentary text describes a domestic dialogue about preparing for dinner. The husband asks why the cook was disraised while the Higgeen are coming to dinner tonight. The wife responds the bread was insufficient at 12a1 to set the table.
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Wrom Suage
Gainesville Chosen By Postmasters Convention
The fifth annual convention of the National Association of Postmasters of the Second and Third Classes adjourned at Gainesville Georgia to set a later date. Officers elected include President Jess Parmenter Wabash and Vice President D M Turner Towanda, Pa. Secretary Treasurer H A Hopkine St Clair, Michigan.
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Indianapolis
National Association of Postmasters
Gainesville
Jesss Parmenter
Wabash
D M Turner
Towanda Pa
H A Hopkine
St Clair Mich
Federal court holds jurisdiction in railroad injunction case
Judge Niles of the federal circuit court ruled that the court has jurisdiction in the injunction proceedings brought by the Louisville and Nashville railroad against enforcement of a state railroad commission order requiring passenger trains to stop at Guy St Louis. The motion to dissolve the temporary injunction was overruled and the case will be argued at the November term. The injunction sought to restrain intrastate railroad business was continued.
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Niles
Jackson
Nites
Louisville and
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Stat Railroad Commission
Guy St Louis
Fedral Court
I Knoxvilble Lumberman Duped of 65000 Claim
Newark reports lawyer Lilfenstein surrenders to district attorney on a warrant connected to a fraudulent Lumber deal. James Henry Bryan of Knoxville alleges 365009 was obtained through Salamon and others. Lif enstein later released on bail. Montwas arrested earlier and awaits examination. Universal Lumber Company tied to the alleged fraudulent securities.
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Newark
Linenstein
Tacis
James
Henry Bryan
Knowille Tenn
Frederick Salamon
Lilfenstein Laer Waa
Bedi Ghlamontwas
Lifenstein Wan
Universal Lumber Company
Salamon
Bryan
Alabama National Guard Officers Consider Strike Service Pay
Montgomery September 12 Special It is understood that Alabama National Guard officers who have served long in the line will enter the state to pay the former money when they pay dues as a result of service in a strike district The regulations of the United States army allow officers long in service and above the state men claimed but it was not allowed.
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Montgomery
Alabama National Guard
United States Army
Cox College Begins 66th Year with Chapel Welcome
Cox College and Conservatory marks its 66th year with a chapel service at College Park. The program featured scripture, prayer, a piano solo by Miss Campbell, violin pieces by Miss Hunt and Mr Schliewen, and a college orchestra. Galnes recounted the school’s history from LaGrange in 1843 to Col Park, noting growth and prestige for women’s higher education in the south.
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Cox College
Conservatory College Park
College
Campbells
Browns
Mise Hunt
Wiss Hunt
Schliewen
Dent Galnes
LaGrange
Hal I Hoy
Col
Borrowed gun suicide near Beech Island
Augusta paper reports 60 year old Peter Prieston died by self inflicted gunshot at Beech Island after borrowing a gun from a boy claiming he would shoot a doe. He was found dead from a wound to the head. He leaves four sons and three daughters including a wife.
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Augusta
Peter Prieston
Sid Snot
Beech Island
Mat
Broughton Writes of His Voyage to England on Steamship Araie
Dr Len Broughton reports his Atlantic crossing aboard the White Star Line steamship Araie. He details travel from New York to Queenstown, stops in Ireland, and plans for London. He notes the party of southern women aboard, his visit to Westminster Church, and his intent to lecture on psychotherapy linked to religion for nurses after returning home.
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Len @ Broughton
Araie
Queenstonn
Ireland
Liverpool
Saturda
London
Sunda
Westminster Church
New York
Suury Southland
Georgia
Migs Exoliv Harrison
Coutnay Harrison
Lilian Aken
Virginia Cooke
Claire Ridley
Cora Vaughan
Toong
Dixie
Miss Harrison
Patis
Nelle Barber
Missouri
Gether
Nestler
Christ
Bringade
Alabama Rate Cases At IC C Hearing In Atlanta
The Alabama rate cases before the Interstate Commerce Commission will be argued September 21 in Atlanta. Commission Nesbitt and railroad officials gather papers and evidence to proceed smoothly. Deny S Watson, prohibition candidate, spoke in Anniston then Tallapoosa and will address Atlanta audience Sunday, criticizing rivals for ignoring the issue.
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Montgomery
Interstate Commerce Commission
Atlanta
Railroad Commission
Nesbitt
Meathings
Anniston
Ala
Deny S Watson
Ihe
Tallapoosa Ga
Sunda
Alabama
Court House
Prohibition
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Atlnain Law School
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England
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