Horticultural Forestry and Breeders Meet at State College
Several conventions to be held at the State College of Agriculture Athens January 17 18 and 19 1911 include the Georgia Dairy and Live Stock Association Georgia Breeders Association and a horticultural forestry conference eminent authorities will attend and present papers on seed quality pest control and crop improvement railroads offer reduced rates attend for benefit to farmers and state commerce
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
Georgia Dairymen
Stock Breeder's Association
Athens
Breeders’ Association
Dairymen’ and
Live Stock Association
Georgla Dairy and Live Stock Association
Georgia Breeders’ Association
Georgia Dairy and Live Stock’ Association
Georgia Breeders’ Annotation
L.A. Berckmans
Augusta
B. W. Hunt
Eatonton
Georgia
J. B. Wright
Cairo
E. L. Worsham
Atlanta
Georgia Fruit Exchange
H. P. Stuckey
Georgia Experiment Station
J. H. Baird
Hale Orchards
Fort Valley
William M. Rowland
L. E. Rast
School of Forestry
David C. Barrow
University of Georgia
Alfred Akerman
Georgia Forest Association
Tor
T. G. Hudson
Commissioner of Agriculture of Georgia
D. S. Starr
Hoganville
A. G. Lewis
Army Of Tramps With Millionaire To March 360 Miles Across Country
A Coxey like march planned from St Louis to Milwaukee led by Dr James Eads How the hobos will travel 360 miles on foot subsisting by begging food from farmers Cold January weather will test their endurance Some business and professional men from St Louis may join for health and movement support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Coxey
James Eads How
Milwaukee
National Brotherhood Welfare Association
Court Martial for Three Pay Officers in Tacoma
A four member general court martial at Puget Sound Navy Yard convened for Passed Assistant Paymaster R. Wilson, Paymaster’s Clerk Garity, and Yeoman Jacques over the disappearance of 2200 dollars from the Philadelphia cruiser’s pay safe last July. Captain Gill of the Colorado presides.
Lee Cruce Sworn In as Oklahoma's Second Governor
Ardmore's Lee Cruce was sworn in today before a large assembly including lawmakers officials and judges marking his succession to Charles N. Haskell. The inauguration at noon was followed by a public reception.
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Oklahoma City
Lee Cruce
Ardmore
State of
Oklahoma
Charles N. Haskell
Harmon strengthens bid with Ohio choice for senator
Washington dispatch reports Governor Harmon gains strength as Alec Pomerene is chosen by Ohio Democrats to run for the Senate seat of Charles A. Dick. Supporters believe the pick boosts Harmon for 1912 and shores up party unity at home and abroad amid contests in New York New Jersey and West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Harmon
Ohio
Alec Pomerene
United States
Charles A. Dick
Pomerene
United States Senate
Judson Harmon
Vitalyy
New York
New Jersey
West Virginia
Elkins
Chauncey Depew
John Kean
Democratic Party
Tammany
Charles F. Murphy
Murphy
Woodrow Wilson
James Smith
James F. Martine
Smith
Senate
Martine
Gov. Wilson
Illinois
Lorimer
Pomerone
Two Bicycle Thieves Arraigned In Clarke County
Yesterday morning two colored defendants were arraigned on stealing bicycles. Parks Wootten took a wheel belonging to Master Reuben Cain on Hancock avenue and Isaiah Clark stole a wheel from J O Cook. Both were bound over by the mayor for city court. Ed Lotan was also bound over for stealing a ride on the railway trainer to answer for the city court of Clarke county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parks Wootten
Reuben Cain
Mra
J. R. Cain
Hancock Avenue
Isaiah Clark
J. O. Cook
Ed Lotan
Clarke County
St Marys Hospital Gains McKinney Partner
Dr J C McKinney buys one third of St Marys Hospital joining Drs Fullilove and Proctor who have run the institution for over four years. The trio pledge to upgrade facilities with new equipment and a higher standard of care, making Athens citizens proud of local hospital care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drs. Fullilove and
Proctor
McKinney
J. C
St. Mary's Hospital
Dr. McKinney
Uct
Athens
Atlanta Plans Ambitious City Reforms Under New Mayor
Atlanta 7 Jan Mayor Courtland Winn pushes reforms to trim ten departmental boards to seven and seeks charter amendments. Sanitation and street cleaning, water and sewer for about 8000 homes, and lowering the death rate dominate the agenda. Tax reforms aim to equalize assessments, while education gains include higher teachers salaries night school for girls and broader medical inspection of pupils.
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Atlanta
Courtland
Winn
Maddox
Governor Hooper Faces Deadlock Over Tennessee Legislature
Tennessee Governor Hooper struggles as the legislature stalls amid a political halt. The tense stalemate delays key statewide action and fuels concerns over stalled reforms.
Quarantine Law Enforcement Tight on Cotton Shipments
Dr E Lee Worsham Georgia entomologist urges railroads to strictly observe the quarantine on cotton seed meal hulls and related products from infested states. Alabama now requires immunity certificates and permits to ship into Georgia. enforcement remains firm to protect growers and cattle feed markets. Manager J M Fleming of the Georgia Fruit Exchange heads to Minneapolis to address the National League of Commission Merchants on producers organizations and Georgia peach marketing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
E. Lee Worsham
Georgia
Worsham
Department of Agriculture
Alabama
J. M. Fleming
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Minneapolis
Minn
National League of Commission
Fleming
Progressive Commission
Atlanta Minister Dr Daves to Wed Mrs Collins in Athens
The Atlanta Journal reports the marriage of Dr Joel T Daves presiding elder of the Atlanta district and Mrs J D Collins of Boston to be held Wednesday at Mrs Collins home. Daves is a prominent Methodist preacher long linked to Atlanta and Athens. Collins was widow of J D Collins former Fulton county clerk, with a wide circle of friends awaiting the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Journal
Athens
Daves
First Methodist Church
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Joel T. Daves
Methodist Churches of the
Methodist Church
Atlanta
Atlanta Methodist District Conference
Collina
J. D. Colling
Fulton County Superior Court
Adler Trial Brings Bank Misappropriation Charge
William A. Adler, once prominent in New Orleans finance, faces a US circuit court trial this week on charges of misappropriating funds from the State Bank of New Orleans where he served as president. After the bank’s collapse he fled on the Alps, was wrecked off Honduras, then returned to face a new indictment with similar misappropriation charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
William A. Adler
United States
State Bank of
Adler
Adler Wholesale Grocery Company
Honduras
Federal Grand Jury
Meeting of the Trotting Horsemen in Buffalo
A national conference of breeders owners trainers and track managers opens at the Iroquois Hotel Buffalo to discuss betterment of trotting interests, called by H K Davereux president of the Grand Circuit. The following day the Grand Circuit stewards meet to set next season dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Iroquoia Hotel
H. K. Davereux
Meet to Discuss Steel Prices in New York Conference
Financial and industrial interests await the conference of steel manufacturers held in New York to decide on price adjustments and the trade outlook. It is unclear whether the meeting will move to lower prices to revive the slackening steel demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Southwestern Poultry Show Opens in Dallas
The Dallas exhibition starts today with top quality feathered stock and pets on display. Entries hail from distant states including Massachusetts and Washington and the show runs through Friday. Foley Kidney Pills are promoted for kidney and bladder disorders with a testimonial from Mary C. Abbott of Wolfeboro New Hampshire. A biannual Arkansas legislature session opens at the capitol addressing prison reform and other issues. Ely's Cream Balm advertised for cold relief in homes nationwide.
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Dallas
Texas
Southwestern
Otaten
Massachusetts
Washington
Foley
Mary C. Abbott
Wolfeboro
N. H
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
United States
First large poultry show opens in Tulsa under Eastern Oklahoma Poultry Association
The first large poultry show in this section opened in Tulsa Oklahoma today under the auspices of the Eastern Oklahoma Poultry Association. The exhibition will run through the end of the week with numerous high quality exhibits and strong prospects for a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Eastern Oklahoma Poultry Association
Jto
Senate committee moves river and harbor bill toward passage
Washington sees steady progress on the river and harbor appropriation bill as Senate and House committees preserve a policy focus over projects. Amendments are kept within engineers estimates, with about 2.8 million added so far and an anticipated final near 26 million, aiming for annual funding around 50 million.
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Washington
aJa
Senate Commerce Committee
Congress
Senate
House
National Rivers and Harborg
Board of Engineers For
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Jthis Point
General Bixby
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Committee On Commerce
Committee On Rivers and Harbors
House of Representatives
Board of Engineers
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
Federal Congress
Cime
Waterway Association
Trial of the Snead murder case nears end in Essex court
In Newark, after a year of delays tied to a sanity inquiry into Mrs Caroline B. Martin, the Snead murder case against Mrs Martin and her sister Mrs Mary W. Bread is urged toward a swift proceeding. They were indicted for the November 1909 bathtub death of Mrs Ocey W. M. Snead in East Orange.
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Snead
Newark
N. J
Caroline B. Martin
Essex County Court
Martin
Mary W. Bread
East Orange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Horticultural, Forestry and Breeders’ Meetings
H. G. Hastings
W. H. Whatley
P. .O. Vanatter
L. BE. Rast
Thos. R. Whatley
Helena
Thomas H. i Little
Sparta
John E. Miller
Gainesville
J. M. Whelchel
Hal County
Athels Talstead
Athan
U. S
Senator D'ck
Mary
Col
Courtland Winn
Hooper
Tennessee
Boll Weevil
Etomologist
DR. Joel
Mrs
Collins
Dr. Daves
Southwestern Poultry Show
Arkansas Legislature
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