Prohibition Paradoxes Sweep Tennessee and Georgia
The article surveys liquor law clashes across Tennessee and Georgia as prohibition efforts collide with commerce rules. It notes Tennessee's odd stance of dry state sales via interstate commerce loopholes, municipal elections' mixed enforcement, and Georgia's varied local options. It questions future outcomes between stricter laws and evolving local practices.
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Tennessee
Commonwealth
Chattanooga
Chattaniog: Ie
Georgia
McConnell
Nashville
Naebville
Memphis
Mand Ad
Atlanta
Tech night school extended registration notice
The Tech night school registration has been extended to Friday October 1. The piece urges young Georgians to seize this opportunity, asserting the value of technical training for practical work. It argues the southern states need trained men to improve manufacturing and machinery industries.
Taft discusses irrigation bonds and national road needs
President Taft at Spokane champions Roosevelt era conservation, hints at 10 million dollars in bonds for western irrigation. He argues for federal support of highways as crucial to cheaper farm products, market access, and national development, urging Congress to act despite constitutional objections.
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Taft
Spokane
Congress
United States
South
Deserved Recognition for Supt Slaton
The board of education approved raising Superintendent William F. Slaton salary from $3,000 to $3,600 yearly. A comptroller technicality halts the increase temporarily, with hopes council will resolve the issue soon.
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Board of Education
William F. Slaton
Slaton
Slaton Haness
Atlanta
Epidemic Fear Over Pelagra Cited by Hamner Claim
The Houston Post quotes Colonel Hamner asserting corn liquor cures pellagra and warns of a pelagra epidemic spreading through Georgia Alabama and Tennessee if true.
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Halley
The
Houston Post
Hammer
Georgia
Alabama
Tennessée
Georgia Tech Expands Plant to Train Workers Now
The Georgia School of Technology is expanding to meet demand by doubling capacity. Young Georgians will gain technical education aimed at efficiency and productive work in the industrial field. Already 105 enrolled for fall. 501 more expected by Friday October 4. This opportunity may not return if neglected.
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Ted
Death of Judge Joseph S. Turner Widely Mourned
The untimely death of Judge Joseph Sydney Turner, chairman of the state prison commission, at forty eight, removes a respected public servant. A former Putnam County judge and state legislator, he led prison affairs for about twelve years with firm conviction and gentle manners. His death is a loss to family, state, and public life.
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Joseph
Sydney ‘Turner
Judge Turner
Putnam County
Atkinson
Get Out in the Light World Bright in Georgia News
A collage of verse pieces and poem snippets from The Adams Enterprise and Dalton Argus, urging light over darkness, reflecting on troubles from railroads and disasters, and urging resilience amid hardships. It includes homely moral odes and light verse about storms, earthquakes, and communal cheer.
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Gray Owl
Dalton Argus
EMORY CLASS ELECTIONS NAMES OFFICERS ACROSS CLASSES
Emory College Oxford Ga held annual class elections selecting officers for each class. Senior class dux Edger D Kenyon Albany secret ary and treasurer W B Burford Jackson historian Paul Christian Oxford poet H E Paf ford Waycross prophet Haward G Macksy Belfast Ireland chaplain T J Sappington Tifton. Junior class dux Hugh Fuller Atlanta secretary and treasurer W M Wright Fort Monroe historian Hugh Howell Vidalia poet Viliott R B Trime ble Adairsville chaplain James R Webb Adrian. Sophomore class dux T O Lambert Oxford secretary and treasurer J T Rockwell Valdosta historian Claud Armand Lithonia poet Fielding Dillard Oxford prophet Jack Jones Atlanta chaplain G L Middlebrooks Auburn Ala Freshman class dux J H Barton Pine Log secretary and treasurer J M Christian Oxford historian W H Bunke Jr Macon poet A Rum ble Forsyth prophet J E Matthews Vidalia chaplain Br W Marshall Oxford.
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Emory College
Oxford
Emory
Edger D. Kenyon
Albany
W. B. Burford
Jackson
Paul Christian
H. E. Pafford
Waycross
Haward G. Macksy
Belfast
Ireland
T. J. Sappington
Tifton
Hugh Fuller
Atlanta
W. M. Wright
Fort Monroe
Hugh Howell
Vidalia
Co. V. Wiliott
Augusta
R. B. Trime Ble
Adairsville
James R. Webb
Adrian
Gophomore Clase
T. O. Lambert
A. Rumble
Forsyth
J. E. Matthews
Br. W. Marshall
Georgia Milch Cows vs Idaho Milch Cows
A Georgia dairy comparison revisits four top Georgia grade Jersey cows and four Idaho cows, analyzing milk output butter fat and profitability. The Georgia herd produced slightly less milk but more butter and higher butter value per pound, while Idaho cows yielded more milk with lower fat and profit.
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Georgia
Idaho
Georgia Experiment Station
Reina
Martin V. Calvin
Bae
Sar.s
Report All Rooms to Committee This Week in Atlanta
Citizens are urged to report all available rooms for race week guests to the committee on information and public comfort. With a projected influx of up to 80 000 visitors, space is tight and forms must be returned by week’s end. Contact Secretary Chapin at the Empire Building, Atlanta.
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Alx
J. T. Holladay
Constitution
Entelda
Atlanta
Washington Buerray
Hibbs
Fifteenth Street
John Corrigan
Statt
THE
New York
Wisitom
Hoteling
Croidway
Twenty-ninth Street
Thirty-eighth Street
Forty-second Street
Park Row
Madison Sausre Coa Sa
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Quitman
Georgia
Committee On Information and Public Comfort
Ana
Chapin
G. M. Empire Building
Bellphone Mai
Bound tiger case ends with stockade threat for Perrin
In a Mitchell Street court scene Recorder Broyles orders Sam Perrin jailed for thirty days and pours out forty eight pints of Cascade rye whisky after a fight over a so called bound tiger. Albert Osborne faces implied charges but is told he may be punished later. The room fills with groans as the whisky vanishes.
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Sam Perrin
Albert Osborne
Mitchell
Broad Streets
Recorder Brovies
Nar Parrin
Osburn
Brovies
Osborne
Perrin
Sam
Dave
Broyles
Station House
Decatur Street
Scarlet fever claims children in Georgia family tragedy
W W Cook of the Georgia Railway and Electric Company mourns four children stricken by scarlet fever within days. Clarence died, Julians Emory and Corinne remain critically ill, and the family held funeral ceremonies at their East Avenue home with hermetically sealed casket. Doctors warned the remaining children faced extreme danger, while Mrs Rockefeller in Cleveland battles a serious illness in Forest Hills as the Journal notes a similar chill in Chicago.
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Chile
W. W. Cook
Clarence
Julians Emory
Corinne
East Avenue
West View
W. Cook
The
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Rockefeller SI
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Forest Hills
Harold F. McCormick
Ned
Chicago
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Yart
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Harry Whitney
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Rockefeller
Wall Street
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the Tech Night School
Champ Clark
Supt
Joseph S. Turner
Adams Enterprise
Yhyne
Tham Tam
Ukes
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