Educators Meet Week of May 30 to Exchange Ideas
Atlanta April 28. Education leaders plan Georgia Education Week to run May 3 to 7, uniting Teachers, Parent-Teachers, college groups and business colleges for a statewide convention. Anticipated turnout exceeds 1,500 with open discussions on county superintendents versus county boards duties.
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Georgia
M. L. Brittain
Macon
Teachers Association
City and County School of
Kfala
Ope
Brittain
College and Normal
Mothers and Parent Teachers’ Association
A Jewel of Chicago Applied to Wrigley Building
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a jewel of Chicago and a Wrigley Building phrase, with ambiguous context about the river and nearby features. No clear events, dates, or people fully readable to confirm.
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Chicago
Wrigley Building
Slow Progress in Western Cotton Planting
The Associated Press reports slow cotton planting in central and western belt regions due to frequent heavy rains, while eastern states fare better with satisfactory progress. The national weather and crop bulletin dated April 28 notes improved conditions in the east and slower activity in the west.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Chinese Students Labor Entry Agreement Canceled
The labor department announced cancellation of its arrangement with the Chinese Merchants Association that allowed Chinese industrial students to enter the United States. Assistant Secretary Henning stated the plan was a scheme to admit 30,000 Chinese laborers.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
The
Labor Department Today
Chinese Merchants Association
United States
Henning
Baseball Results From Southern and National Leagues
Southern League games saw Little Rock defeat Birmingham 8 to 4 and Atlanta beat New Orleans 9 to 4. American and National League scores included Cleveland routing New York 18 to 9 and New York defeating Brooklyn 2 to 1. College results list Vanderbilt over Georgia 6 to 1 in Nashville and Pennsylvania over West Virginia 8 to 3 in Philadelphia, with Virginia defeating Oglethorpe 11 to 1 in Charlottesville.
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Little Rock
Birmingham
Atlanta
New Orleans
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago-St. Louis
Iain
Brooklyn
Nashville
Tenn
Georgia
Vanderbilt
West Virginia
Pennsylvania Univ
Villa Nova
Catholice Univ
Charlottesville
Oglethorpe
Virginia
British Commerce By Air Increases Trade In 1920
Foreign trade by air between the United Kingdom and the Continent in 1920 totaled 1 022 315 pounds per Commerce Monthly May issue. Imports reached 677 047 pounds and exports 345 268 pounds. The increase reflects growing air transport activity aided by modern routes.
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United Kingdom
Commerce Monthly
National Bank of Commerce
New York
Coal shortage looms in US industrial revival
Knoxville April 28 coal shortage looms for the country as figures released by J H McCoy secretary of the Southern Appalachian Coal Operators association show output about half of weekly needs. He suggests shortages and higher prices next winter amid an industrial rebound. Britain’s air commerce data and 1920 import exports noted, with women’s clothing, fur goods from France and other items listed.
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Associated Press
Knoxville
Tenn
J. H. McCoy
Southern Appalachian Coal Operators’ Association
National Coal Association
Britain
France
Winder Pastor Heads Appalachee S. S. Convention
The Appalachee Baptist Sunday School convention closed at Ebenezer church in Walton county with Rev W H Faust elected president and RB Jenkins of Monroe named secretary. R B Walker chaired the executive committee and Dr Henley M Fugate of Tattnall Square Baptist church, Macon, served among listed leaders.
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Winder
Ebenezer Church
Walton County
W. H. Faust
RB. H. Jenkins
Monroe
My. R
Walker
Henley M. Fugate
Tattnall Square Baptist Church
Macon
Community Civics Class to Hear Second Charter Lecture
The Community Civics class held a Friday afternoon session at 65 o clock in the Auditorium. The next meeting is planned for the last week in March 1922 at Fetties Church. A large crowd enjoyed bountiful dinners on the grounds and praised the program as the best yet. City Attorney Austin Bell will conclude talks on city government with City Taxes Finances and Bond Issues.
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Community Civics
Peabody Building
Austin Bell
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