Plans Under Way For Convention Of Ga Manufacturers
The Georgian Manufacturers association plans a two day convention April 13 and 14 in the city. A Thursday program includes addresses by Mayor Erwin Chancellor Barrow and others with sessions, a federal reserve address, an evening dance, and a baseball game Georgia vs Alabama at 1 pm. Headquarters are the Georgian hotel.
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Andrew Erwin
David C. Barrow
Apavon
W. B. Baker
Association
James Emery
Georgia
Alabama
Georgian Hotel
Egg Declines Mediation of Wage Strike
Atlanta March 11. B L Bugs receiver for the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic says he will not enter wage strike mediation further and claims he can recruit workers quickly toward normal service in about two weeks. He cites payroll costs and wage reductions as constraints while union leaders avoid comment. Mediation officials will seek White House review.
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Associated Press
Atlant
B. L. Bugs
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Etter
Chambers and
Kluttz
Washington
Bugg
Ren
Harding
Washington, D. C
Department of Labor
Davis
Dr G A Brooks Returns After Red Cross Service
Dr G A Brooks, son of Mr and Mrs W P Brooks, visited his parents for a few days before resuming medical practice in Marvel Arkansas. He volunteered in 1918, became a lieutenant then captain, served in France with Old Hickory Division, and led 25 bed, 60 bed, and 43 bed surgical hospitals in Serbia and Jugoslavia. He returned to Paris and worked with the Red Cross in Poland until February 1920.
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G. A. Brooks
W. P. Brooks
Marvel
Arkansas
Brooks
Greenleaf
Ark
France
Old Hickory
Nvision
American Red Cross
Gostivar
Serbia
Pojarevetz
I Surgical Hospital
Dzakovitza
T Surgical
Red Cross
Jugoslavia
Paris
Poland
America
Mrs Cora A Carson Dies at 36 After Suffering Yesterday
Mrs. Cora A. Carson aged 36, wife of H B Carson of Southern Manufacturing, died yesterday at a local hospital. Survived by husband, two sons Fletcher and Howard, two daughters Mrs K M Norrell and Mildred, an infant daughter, six brothers, and one sister Mrs Clara Murray. Funeral Sunday at 2:30 from Colbert Methodist Church with Rev A L Flury officiating, burial in Colbert Cemetery.
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Cora A. Carson
H. B. Carson
Southern Manufacturing Company
A. L.flury
Athens
Colbert
Revival of Low Price Sale Reappears at The Banner
The Banner announces the renewal of Mr. Lee Morris's low price sale of clothing shoes hats and gentleman’s furnishings for a few days. Prompted by public request and delays in remodeling after a recent fire the sale returns with great value reductions at less than rent, urging shoppers to act quickly before it ends.
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Lee Morrin
Morris Wa
Regimental Parade at University R. O. T. C. Held
Infantry cavalry and motor transport units of the University R T C held a regimental parade yesterday afternoon on Herty Field. A large crowd witnessed the formation and non commissioned officers received warrants as part of the ceremonies. The university military department is progressing with strong government rating at Georgia.
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University
T. C
Herty Field
Georgia
Harding Urges Benson to Keep Shipping Board Functioning
Washington March 11 President Harding asked Chairman Benson of the Shipping Board to continue to function as though the board were fully organized. The move is not a pledge Benson will stay permanently but a step to give the largely memberless board a definite status pending new nominations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D.C
Harding
Benson
Shipping Board
Jury Taken 0 Hamon's Rooms in Ardmore Trial
Ardmore Okla March 11 Cara Smith Hanon on trial for the murder of Jake L Hanon returned to the hotel rooms shared with Hamon in the presence of the jury and rearranged the furniture as on the night of the shooting. Witnesses testified she bought a pistol last November and was seen near Hamon with a possible pistol in 1915. The pair wept as Hamon's bloodstained undergarments were shown, and Hamon's widow cried and left the courtroom.
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Associated Press
Ardmore
Oklo
Cara Smith Hanon
Dia
Jake L. Hanon
Hamon
Walter Hardy
Rae
Boys Bible Class Moves Meeting Time to 10 45 A M
Members of the Older Boys Bible Class of the YMCA are asked to meet at 10 45 this morning instead of 11 o'clock so they may attend the Bible conference. Mr Forbes, class teacher, urges attendance to hear Dr Morgan, a renowned Bible teacher.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Forbes
Dr. Morgan
Broughton
Capitol
Richmond
Stone
Davalé
Morgan
Bethesda
Christ
Red Sea
Caleb
Joshua
Church of God
Dr. Broughton
Defense in Matewan Battle Trial Rested Its Case
Williamson West Virginia March 11 The defense in the Matewan battle trial rested this afternoon and before court adjourned the state placed its first rebuttal witness on the stand. The case is not expected to go to a verdict for another week.
Goodman's Dry Goods Sale Draws Crowds at 425 Broad
A special sale announced in The Banner yesterday morning at Goodman and Son's at 425 Broad Street drew customers all day. The store offered ladies ready to wear, men's and boys furnishings, with deep discounts below wholesale, and a larger staff planned to assist shoppers today.
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Goodman’s
Broad Street
Goodman
Bible Conference Notes Frid ay Sessions and Addresses
Readings from Dr Broughton and Dr Morgan assail mere textual study in favor of living faith. Mentions Johns gospel and Bible revision, warns against legalistic usage, urges teaching that centers salvation and an age appropriate Sunday school sequence from childhood to teen years.
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Paul
Morgan
Christ Jesus
God
Joshua
Solomon
Job
Psalms
Military camps outlined for Fifth Corps Area June to September
Indianapolis dispatch outlines Camp Knox plans for an active summer of military training at Fort Benjamin Harrison. Courses cover National Guard, ROTC, artillery, and civilian participation, with camps at Harvard Yale Princeton and others. Infantry camps run June 16 to July 27, and July 6 to Sept 4 feature two week periods for each organization. National Guard units from multiple states, a Missouri artillery regiment, and an Iowa battalion are included. Training aims to provide practical field work not available at home stations.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Ind
Camp Knox
Kentucky
Fort Benjamin Harrison
Fifth Corps Area
George W. Read
National Guard
Congress
Fifth Corps
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Ohio
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Tenntatee
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Itown State
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University of Oklahoma
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University of Utah
Oregon ‘Ages Cultural College
Missouri
Iowa
United
Staions
Burr Pitino
Thor Fileo
Citizens’ Camp
Alhonah
40Th Infantry
Camp Sherman
Camp Benning
Authority over rail rates in Wisconsin case argued
In Washington the Supreme Court heard arguments on whether the Interstate Commerce Commission may supervise railroad rates under the Transportation Act. Wisconsin led the test suit with forty two other states joining. Arguments continued with expectations of further discussion next Tuesday.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
Interstate Commerce Commission
Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Alos
Cheaper rates urged by Harris
U S Senator William J Harris of Georgia has asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to consider reducing freight and passenger rates. He cites high prices on Georgia fruits and vegetables, especially peaches watermelons and vegetables to eastern markets, warning current rates threaten Georgia industries already depressed. Chairman Edgar B Clark replies that current traffic has fallen and railroad cost structures strain earnings, making rate reductions unlikely unless lower rates spur enough traffic to recover costs.
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Atlanta
U. 8
William J. Harris
Georgia
Interstate Commerce Commission
Harris
Ob. Agricultur
Gotha Aha
Beebaamwten
Gabes
Edgar B. Clark
Clark
Trafic
United States
Adiscult
Trotzky Sets 5 Million Rubles Reward For Koslovsky
Warsaw reports Leon Trotzky has offered 5 000 000 rubles for the body of General Koslovsky, dead or alive, with Koslovsky replying with a similar bounty for Trotzky. Russia sees a dozen or more insurrections as anti Bolshevik activity grows.
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Associated Press
Warsaw
Leon Trotzky
Koslovsky
Petrograd
Koslovaky
Trotzsky
Russia
Zangar the Mystic Comes to Palace Theatre Next Week
Athens awaits the world famous mystic Zangar who appears at the Palace theatre starting Monday. He will stay during theatre hours and answer patrons questions on business, law, love, separations, or rivals. A special matinee for ladies is planned with details to be announced.
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Zangar
Palace Theatre
Ladie
Georgia Public Health Association Formed To Coordinate Agencies
Atlanta March 11 Every public health agency in Georgia will be co related under the Georgia Public Health Association formed after a training school in Augusta. Officers include R B Bille president J P Paulk vice president and Dr R A Herring secretary treasurer. The group aims to develop and harmonize health work conducted by non medical forces and to submit matters for council analysis before adoption.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Public Health Association
Augusta
R. B. Bille
Tifton
T. F. Ae
A Janta
State Board Health
J.P. Paulkner
R. A. Herring
Kills
Georgia Glee and Mandella Club Tour Details Known
The Georgia Glee and Mandella club announced a southern itinerary with performances in Wiesers Winder Macon Columbus and other towns from March 2 to March 30. Featured acts include Mallon Shemel¢ from Atlanta with guitar and Pate Carson from Tifton alongside the Saxophone Six and Sentimental Quintet. The show promises two sets, the second titled A Harem n Cuckop Land, full of frivolity.
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Georgia Glee and Mandella Club
Inosales
Starka
Wiesers Winder
Eaville
Decaturee
Aleo
Mallon Shemel
Atlanta
Pate Carson
Tifton
Drawing Wonder
Western Officials Plan Wage Reductions to Restore Prewar Rates
Western railroad officials in Chicago announce a unified plan to reduce wages as part of a drive to bring rail operations back to prewar levels. The cut would begin with unskilled workers and extend to top executives, aiming to lower freight and passenger rates. The Missouri Central has not yet set wage conferences.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Western Railroads
Mtinois Central
Unidentified Verve Sparks Extra Patrols by Militia
Unclear reports describe heightened patrols on city streets as militia groups increase presence for security or deterrence amid unrest. No casualty details, officials offer vague statements while residents express concern over civil liberties and safety.
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Georgian Manufacturers’ Association
Chamber of Commerce
Harvey Stovall
A. Rhodes
I. J. Rowe
Joseph A. McCord
Federal Reserve System
J. E. Edgarton
JF. C. Slate
Elity
Hardwick
Manchester
Clara Smith Hamon
Defense
Matewan Battle Trial
Bible Conference
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Ezra
Nehemiah
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