Schools Jammed by Big Increase in Atlanta Attendance
Atlanta public schools opened with about 2000 pupils, roughly 1500 more than last year. Boys High enrollments near 450, prompting requests for two extra rooms and four teachers. Technological High shows 120 more pupils, while Girls Night School reports strong turnout with business courses in typewriting and shorthand. Howell Station School strike over sanitary conditions prompts board action and planned new building. Night School at Boys High hosts entertainment with Major Guinn and Superintendent Slaton slated to speak.
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Rotarians Discuss Commercial Condition In Atlanta Meeting
Mayor Woodward and Atlanta leaders join Rotary Club at the Winecoff to discuss how the European war affects commerce in Atlanta and the South. About a hundred top retailers and wholesalers will attend, with Col. Fred Paxon presiding and talks on sourcing American Georgia and Atlanta made goods.
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Anglin Divorce Case Probed After Macon Encounter
Mrs Mamie Anglin faces severe questioning in a sensational divorce suit stemming from a 1911 Macon encounter that sparked the scandal. The high profile case centers on Anglin as a principal figure amid allegations and court scrutiny.
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Mamie Anglin
Macon
Wife seeks divorce after alleged cruel treatment
Mrs Anglin alleges her husband John T Anglin supervised railroad construction and forced her to cook for his laborers. She accuses him of cruelty and claims a letter from contractor W B Jester shows an affair. The husband denies wrongdoing, citing marital discord and sightings of the pair in various cities.
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Fletcher in Race for President of Senate
Senator H M Fletcher of the Twenty sixth district enters the race for president of the state senate. The move adds to six candidates with backing from the grand jury county executive committee and the senatorial convention held in Griffin.
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Shorter College to Open 1914 Season on Thursday
Rome, Gap September 14 Special On next Thursday morning at ten Girlock Shorter college will open for the 1914 season For six weeks every room in the college has been engaged and the dormitories will be full The opening exercises next Thursday will include an address by Dr J S Sammons of Griffin and a talk from Dr John R White of Atlanta It is estimated that on Tandon 29 per cent of the days are wet.
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Griffin
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Atlanta
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