Emory College fund drive drives Oxford appeal for memorial shuttle
President James Dickey made an earnest plea for funds to build a memorial chapel for the late missionary and former Emory College president. At a Sunday morning service in Oxford the local audience including students and residents pledged $1500, a surprisingly large sum given the town’s small population, reflecting Methodists’ and Emory supporters’ strong support for the project.
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Emory College Oxford
James & Dickey
Oxford
Ciimens
Gongr Gu
Young J. Allen memorial to begin spring construction
The piece notes an early spring start for the Young J. Allen memorial project. It mentions the demand for KEKE Flour and a transfer to Columbia. It also covers the shooting of South Carolina Marshal Byrd and the suspect Holliday, who was brought to the penitentiary for safekeeping after a grave wound.
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Columbia
Nesto
South Carolina
Columba S
Marshal Byrd
Colimbia
Norti
Hawkes Co Opticians Open in Nereriife and Atlanta
An advertisement from Ko Hawkes Co Opticians markets reliable child handling methods and skills and asks customers if their child needs eye care. It lists addresses 14 Whitehall and 125 Peachtree and emphasizes satisfactory service and careful consideration of glasses for children.
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Ugen Yi
Ko Hawkes Co — Nereriife Opticians
Whitehall
Supreme Court Dominates Campaign Debate and Power
The court emerges as the central issue as the next president will appoint a majority of chief justices for life. Key cases on railroad rebates involve Standard Oil, American Tobacco, and New York Ice, with a $29,000,000 fine at stake and possible dissolution of trusts.
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Supreme Court
Standard Owl
American Tobacco
New York Ice Com
Augusta appoints eleven member food disaster commission
Mayor Dunbar names a special eleven member commission to devise a city food disaster protection plan with a $5000 preliminary expense appropriation. Protracted dispute ends as the council approves the ordinance on second reading, listing members Branch Blackshear opposed. The new panel includes Wingfield, Estes, Pere, Young, Barrett, Kalbfleisch, Gray, and others from the city at large and commercial groups.
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Augusta
Coonest
Dunbar
Councilman
Secoma
Counclian Blackshear
Airad
Cohen
Public Works
Wingfield
Messrs Branch
Roosevelt Contributes To Stephen D Lee Memorial Fund
President Roosevelt sent a 50 donation to the Stephen D Lee memorial in Vicksburg on September 28 with a bequest letter. Secretary Wright matched, and General Dodge sent 350. Death reported of Lizzie Bessile, 108, in Birmingham on September 26, with age claims supported by stage records. Wilson plans a western campaign tour starting October 15 after meeting the president.
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Stephen D Lee
Vicksburg Wiss
Roosevelt
Stephen B Lee
Wright
G M Dodge
Tos
Birmingham
Lizzie Bessile
Belmont
Sumer County
Shey
Virginia
Alabama
Abc
Wilson
Washington
Department of Agriculture
West
Well-informed world approves Syrup of Figs and Senna
One of the essentials of happy homes is a fund of health knowledge and trustworthy products. The text endorses Syrup of Figs and Senna as a valued, physician-approved family laxative manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co and sold by leading druggists.
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Senna
Calfornia Fig Syrup Co
Call Issued to Democrats in Bibb County Georgia
President Hall announces Gov Hogan Woodsen as vice presidential nominee and invites Georgia Democrats to Macon for a reception and state gathering on October 3. John W Kern will address Georgia voters at the auditorium, with Bibb County and state Democratic clubs coordinating reception plans and registering visiting delegates.
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Macon
Speoche
Joe Hill
Bibb County
Democratic Club
Georgia Democrates
Hoagan Woodsen
United States
Wacon Charmin
Hall Emmett Barnes
Democratic Elan
Hall
Vrern
Georgia
Preshvnnt Hall
John W Kern
Democratic Party
Boulock Poin
Fern
Bible Couniy Club
Kerri ‘Au
Joseph & Hall
Bing County Democratic Club
Joseph H Hall
Shabman
Bibb “County
Physician Gehrmann Fatally Shoots Burglar in Home
Chicago report: a masked burglar armed with a knife was shot and killed by Dr Adolph Gehrmann at his residence. The intruder approached from the lower rooms as the physician, awakened by a noise, armed himself and fired three times from the head of the stairs.
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Hila
Chicago
Adolph Gehrmann
Etis Avenue
Fr Nish Home
Gehrmann
Student dies after rush accident at Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Emil Grinnin of West Waretam, a freshman at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, died after a back broken during a student rush on Tuesday. The incident occurred during the mass meeting in the morning, with reports noting a severe injury and fatal outcome.
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Claus Rash
Emil ¥ Grinnin
West Waretam
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Many Speakers For Floyd County Fair In Rome
Floyd County prepares a large county fair at DeSoto Park in Rome from September 29 to October 2 with concerts shows a horse show steer plowing contest and lectures by notable figures including Thomas E Watson John Temple Graves and University of Georgia experts. The event features rides exhibits and premium competitions attracting regional crowds and making use of improved railroad and road rates.
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Rome
Floyd County
DeSoto Park
Fair Association
Pleggsant
Hav Ng
Jesse Tames Company
Dods Martins
Anima
Pinaud
Salone Dance
Barlow G Wilsons Junior Minstrels
Patmours
Maid of Mystery
Woedemeiers
The
South
Tennessee
Fwenticky
Georgia
Augusta
Phis
Calico Cavalry
Thomas E Watson
John Temple Graves
A M Soule
Agricultural Department
University of Georgia
F Gentry
Griffin Ga
Department of Agriculture
Washington DC
State University of Georgia
Joseph Mo Brown
A . Clay
Cranford Resigns and Multiple Seek Legislature Seat
The resignation of J Gordon Crawford from Lowndes County’s legislative seat follows his June nomination. Citizens including Tiliman and likely JE Webb announce candidacy. Friends support W L Converse and A T Woods as others enter the race for the September special election in Valdosta.
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Valdosta
J Gordon Crawford
Lowndes County
Mr Crawford
Staten
Tiliman
JE Webb
W. L Converse
A. T. Woods
County committee to decide race outcome by selection
Voters and candidates debate the race result as the county executive committee prepares to settle the matter by selection. It appears the primary vote may be foregone as consent is sought and a final decision looms.
Governor Haskell Files Suit Over Print Overcharge
Governor Charles Haskell files a district court suit for the state against State Capital Printing Company and lawmakers B McGuire and Dennis Flynn. The action seeks 19506218 dollars as recovery for alleged overcharges from H89F to 907 and claims Flynn and McGuire were beneficiaries.
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Charles “ Haskell
State Capital Printing Company
B . McGuire
Dennis 1
Flynn
Congress
State Capital Company
Flynn and
McGuire
Ballard Bifocals Offer All-in-One Glass Solution
Walter Ballard Optical Co at 75 Peachtree St Atlanta Ga promotes bifocals that combine reading and distance vision in one frame. The ad claims curved lens shape and outer corner light blockage, prevents lashes from touching the lenses, and cites a leading oculist praising the product while noting they offer every bifocal glass made.
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Ballard
Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree St
Atlanta
Caleb Powers Baptized in Baptist Church
Caleb Powers, the Kentuckian pardoned after eight years in prison over the Goebel assassination case, was baptized at the Baptist church in Knoxville on September 28. The ceremony at the Jericho Waren drew about 500 attendees.
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Kemigekian
Baptist Chareh
Knoxville
Caleb Powers
Herguelks
Willson
Jeriico
Doctors Offer Their Services To Mission Ward
Drs Childs and Owens, University of Michigan graduates, freely tender professional services to the mission ward at Woolen Wills, aiding in substantial good through their work. Owens and Childs are noted as relatives of distinguished physicians, and the responsible professional line has fallen to capable shoulders. Jefferson Johnson of Selma, Alabama, editor of The Alabama Populist and state Populist chairman, is in Birmingham to certify recently nominated electors and arrange for a campaign. He contacted Dr L Fenley to manage independent party campaign efforts, but Dr Teatey declined consent. The populist turnout is expected to be small.
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Birmngham
Jetrpert Johnson
Selma
Alabama Populist
Birmingham
L . Fenley
Independence Party
Teatey
Governor Haskell to sue Hearst in libel case
Guthrie Oklahoma September 24. Governor Haskell announced on arrival from Chicago that he would sue William Randolph Hearst next Wednesday for criminal libel. He said Hearst should prove what he has said is true.
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Guthrie Okla
Haskell
Cheago
Waitham Rr
Pay Last Installment City Tax Notice
City Tax Collector E. T Payne urges taxpayers to pay the remaining installment now to avoid crowds and save costs. The notice emphasizes timely payment to prevent penalties and streamline collection.
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E. T Payne
James Foley Wounded In Foot Accident Near Macon
James Foley a prominent young businessman near Macon was severely wounded when a revolver discharged into his foot while he cleaned the weapon. He narrowly escaped with his life, unaware if the pistol was loaded, authorities reported today.
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James Wiley
Macon
James Foley
Narrowh
Farmer Killed Negro in County Shoting Case Justified
Dawson on September 26 suspect Sallard Moran a young planter in the county killed Cheatham Grier a colored laborer. Moran shot him with a shotgun after first firing three pistol shots at him. The coroner's jury ruled the homicide justifiable.
Williams to Take Stamp for Bryan Pendency
John Sharp Williams, recently resigning as Democratic minority leader, will tour for the Bryan-Houston ticket. He reports to Chicago for speaking dates in the West and Northwest, then continues through the eastern states. The campaign will span about two weeks before the election.
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John Sharp Williams
Jackson
Tohn Sharp Williams
Wll
Bryan Korn
Tme
Williams
National Committee
Speakers Bureau
Chicago
Williams Wii
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