Central Theme of Southern History A white man's country says Dr Phillips
Dr Ulrich Bonnell Phillips of the University of Michigan spoke at the University of Georgia alumni event in Atlanta declaring that the South must remain a white man’s country. He argued Southern unity, cautious race policy, and a shift from plantation politics shaped the region’s history and future prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulrich B. Phillips
University of Michigan
Atess
U. of Ga
Ulrich Bonnell Phillips
University of Georgia
Phillips
South
School of Statesman
Congress
New South
Garrison
Lincoln
Michigan
Philips
Fifth Step Hailed in Rail Revolution
Chicago officials declare the fifth revolutionary step in American railroading is the introduction of roller bearing trains on the Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul lines. They cite prior advances like the flying wheel curved trucks horizontal boilers and automatic airbrakes as paving the way for smoother rides higher speeds and reduced friction.
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Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Various Local Visits and Music Shop Promos
Visitors include Mrs Howell Mayo in Quitman and Mr and Mrs Charlies Pittman from Tampa. Miss Addie Bell Stanaland departs for Atlanta after visiting Mrs J W Groover. Misses Lillian and Essie Hall stay with Miss Agnes Canady. Cocroft Music Co advertises Grand Planos and used phonographs at reduced prices. Hunice Wimberlyng spends the week in Atlanta with relatives.
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Lillian
Essie Hall
Agnes Canady
Cocroft Music Co
Addie Bell Stanaland
Atlanta
J. W. Groover
Hunice Wimberlyng
Frank B. Anderson
Alumni Resolutions At UGA Signal Heated Debate
Resolutions from the University of Georgia Alumni Society urge reorganizing the law school and prompt features for funding. The meeting names reform goals, trustee-alumni cooperation and a committee to study needs, with Dr Morris defending the school and urging continued support.
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ATU. OF GA
Alex Stephens
Stephens
Harris
Law School
Howard H. McCall
Atlanta
Pope Brock
Macon
Dr. Norris
Norris
Gober
Aubit Nix
Athens
Morris
Dr. Morris
B. L. Shackelford
Ohio
Hugh Rowé
Athens Banner ‘Herald
Law Committee
Board of Trustees
University of Georgia
Alumni Society
William H. Barrett
Augusta
Blanton
Fortson
Walter A. Harris
I. G. Hoffmayer
Albany
Warren Morse
A. R. Lawton
Savannah
Hughes Spaulding
H. B. Troutman
Cliff Hatcher
Rome
Frank A. Boland
Pope F. Brook
Wm. Howard
G. Lombard Kelly
Auto License Receipts Top Five Months Beat Last Year
Georgia motorists paid 3,389,569.38 dollars for automobile licenses in the first five months of 1927, a gain of 1,287,285 over the same period in 1926 and exceeding the total receipts for all of 1926. Tags issued totaled 243,889 through June 1, with 210,529 for passenger cars and 33,360 for trucks. In 1920 receipts were 1,905,676.61 with 144,567 cars licensed.
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Atlanta
Georgia
S. G. McLendon
Also Mentioned on This Page
White Mans
Atlanta, Ga
India
National
Manhattan
Prescription Department
North Broad Street
Mrs. Howell Mayo
Quitgan
L. ‘W. Burt
Mrs
Charlies Pittman
Tampa
Howard Thompson
Virginia Houston
Jane Bailey
Gainesville
Fla
Chase Postell
J. O. Baxfey
Martha
Gloria Postell
Michael
Law Department
Golden Bros.*Co
Thomasville, Ga
Stegall’s Dairy
Thomasville
Times-Enterprise
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