Methodist ministers get marching orders from North Georgia conference
The North Georgia Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South adopted a drastic resolution condemning modern dress and dances. It calls for a three-member committee to consult with Baptist and Presbyterian bodies to curb modern fashions and amusements.
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Associated Press
Etherton
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Baptist Convention
Presbyterian Synod
Christian
Episcopal Church
Emory
Elberton
North Georgia
The
Methodist Church
Emory College
W. W. Fischer
Warrenton
Twilight Rehearsal for White House Wedding Tomorrow
A twilight rehearsal in the East Room prepares for the Nov. 25 wedding of Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson to Mr. Francis Bowes Sayre. The bridal party later attends a Mayflower yacht crew dance. The bride was born in Gainesville and her grandmother in Athens, Georgia.
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Jessie Woodrow Wilson
Francis Bowes Sayre
White House
Williamstown
Mass
Associated Press
Washington
Francis Bowes
Sayre
Executive Mansion
the Nation
Georgia
Gainesville
Athens
Booth Brothers
Strong Street
Federal inquiry expands into high cost of living
Washington reports a broad federal probe into the high cost of living with anticipated criminal action. Justice Department agents investigate cold storage of eggs poultry and dairy to keep prices high while Congress considers beef price inquiry after the navy buys Australian beef cheaper than U S packers.
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Associated Press
Washington
McReynolds
Department of Justice
Britton
Illinois
Navy Department
United States
Distinguishing Lifetimes in Service of the Church
Special memorial services were held this afternoon for Dr Robins and several prominent conference preachers paid tribute to his ability and real greatness as a minister. Dr George G Smith had written works of historical value including a history of Methodism in Georgia.
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M.S. Williams
Walker Lewis
J. S. Bryan
George G. Smith
Georgia
Robins
Athens Coal Rate Reduction Meeting Urged By Trade Secretary
Secretary Callaway calls a 5 p m meeting in the Athens Chamber of Commerce office for coal handlers and consumers to unite for a filed request to the Interstate Commerce Commission to lower the Athens coal rate. The issue follows ICC action on November 17 initiating a tariff investigation into bituminous coal from regional points to southern states.
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Callaway
Athens
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
West Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Bryan Denies Marines Are Landing In Mexco
Washington reports Secretary of State Bryan denies revived claims that 10 marines will be landed on the Mexican east coast to protect oil interests. Secretary Daniels orders 750 marines from Philadelphia to Pensacola and directs Fletcher to inspect Tampico and Tuxpam amid calls for defense of foreign oil fields.
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Bryan
Mexco
Daniels
Pensacola
Associated Press
Washington
Navy
O’shaughnessy
Dhe
Mexico City
Fletcher
Vera Cruz
Tampico
Tuxpam
Marinea
Philadelphia
Fla
Roosevelt
Culebra
Porto Rico
Guantanamo
Navy Department
U. S
el Paso
Texas
Juarez
United States
Fait Bliss
Villa
Belen
Juraz
Railroads seek five percent freight rate hike
Washington officials report that railroads east of the Mississippi and north of the Potomac argue earnings do not cover higher operation costs taxes wages and equipment. They claim six hundred million invested in three years while 1913 earnings lag 1910 by sixteen million.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Inter-State Commerce Commission
Mississippi
Potomac
Ohio
Bank Reserves Concentrated in New York and Stock Exchange
Senator Owen opens the banking bill debate asserting reserves are concentrated in New York and loaned to the stock exchange for speculation. He says the Democrats’ banking committee bill would fix this and that Gotham bankers want strong federal reserve banks to supply funds on demand against good paper. He urges action as banks nationwide await the bill’s form. Tomorrow Senator Hitchcock and five Republicans will discuss their anti administration draft.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Owen
Banking Committee
Gotham
Hitchcock
A T and T Favored Merger to Bar Unfriendly Legislation
Testimony at a anti trust hearing states that the American Telephone and Telegraph Company sought a merger with independent firms to present a stronger front against undesired state laws. Richard Valentine, Rock County Wisconsin Telephone Company general manager, testified to the motive. The text also lists assorted holiday foods and a stray bloodhound notice, indicating a page of mixed notices.
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Associated Press
Chicago
American Telephone & Telegraph Company
Richard Valentine
Rock County
Wisconsin
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Green
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Little River
J. R. Speer
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J. R. King
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G. M. Eakes
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Augusta
W. T. Hamby
S. P. Wiggins
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Conyers
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A. J. Sears
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J. M. Crowe
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James J. Dickey
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J. A. Sharp
Harris College
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Troy Beatty
Walters Orchestra
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Arnold & Abney
Atmore
Ferndell’s
Indian River
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