Georgia Firms to Represent Athens at Seattle NA E Convention
Georgia will be represented at the National Electric Light Association convention in Seattle, June 10 to 14, by an Athens contingent. The roster includes the Athens Railway and Electric Co, Georgia Power Co, Savannah Electric Co, Macon and Savannah interests, with many other Georgia utilities listed. Preparations involve multiple themed trains from New York, Chicago, and other cities, offering a combined business and leisure gathering for about 1100 cities nationwide. Excursions include trips through the Grand Canyon, Banff, Lake Louise, Vancouver, and Alaska, aiming to mix industry talks with sightseeing and travel.
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Georgia
Seattle
National Electric Light Association
Athens Railway and Electric Co
C. D. Flanigen
The
Georgia Power Co
Atlanta
H. P. Broughton
Georgia Railway and Light Co
Preston S. Arkwright
H. M
Columbus Railroad Co
H. O. Burnside
H. Corse
Arthur A. Wilbur
College Park Electric Light Co
East Point
Central Georgia Power Co
Macon
L. H. Marrotte
W. L. Southwell
Macon Railway and Light Co
Savannah Electric Co
Shapard Bailey
George J. Baldwin
H. L Bunce
H. L. Wills
F. M. Yawker
Tifton Ice and Power Co
Valdosta
W. G Willie
Ware County Light and Power Co
Waycross
D. W. Newell
United States
National Service
New York City
Grand Canyon
Arizona
Riverside Pasadena
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
del Monte
San Francisco
Beaton
Kansas City
Portland
Yellowstone Park
Salt Lake City
Glenwood Springs
Colorado Springs
Denver
New York
Banff
Hot Springs
Lake Laulae
Canadian Rockies
Fraser Canyon
Vancouver
Victoria
Chicago
St. Louis
Northwest
Alaska
Walton County Georgia Per Out For Slaton For Governor
In Walton News readers are told of three declared candidates for Georgia governor: Jack Slaton, Joe Hill Hall, and Thus G Hudson. The piece favors Slaton, noting his ties to Walton County and his wife being a Walton County native. It predicts Slaton’s likely election and promises further reasons in later issues.
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Walton News
Georgia
Jack Slaton
Joe Hill Mall
G. Hudson
Slaton
Hoke Smith
State Senate
Hell
Bibb County
General Assembly
Monroe
Walton County
Miss Grant
Schedule to extend Athens train from Lula to Cornelia
Commerce observers report Athena and Commerce parties seek to extend the 200m passenger run from Lula to Cornelia to connect with the Tallulah Falls line arriving at 5:40 pm. The change would shave delays and allow same day Athens branch connections, with Athens Chamber of Commerce backing the move upcoming at a board of trade meeting. The notice also includes an ad for Electric Bitters and Chamberlain's ointment.
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Commerce Observer
Athena
Commerce
Southern
Lula
Cornelia
Pasésengers
Cornea
Tallulah Falls Road
Atheng-Lula
Tallulah Falls
Franklin
Athens
Athens Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade
Knights of Columbus Hold Annual Montpelier Session
The Vermont council of the Knights of Columbus met in Montpelier on May 14 with delegates from St. Albans Burlington Rutland and Deanington attending. A solemn high mass was held at St Augustin's church before the business sessions.
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Montpelier, VI
Vermont Council of the Knights of Columbus
St. Albans
Burlington
Rutland
Deanington
St. Augustins’ Church
Solid South Congress in Nashville Sparks Social Reform
Thousands gather in Nashville for the first Southern Sociological Congress under the banner A Solid South for a Better Nation to study social civic and economic issues. Talks cover prohibition child welfare housing and the church’s role in public service with leaders from Vanderbilt University and various organizations outlining goals for healthier communities.
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Congress
Nashville
Iran D. Landrith
Dresq
Paternl
Dr. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
South
United States
Dyer
Wolley
Board of Trade
Stahiman
AntiSaloon League of Tennessee
Vine Street Christian Church
Samuel Z. Batten
Northern Baptist Church
Des Moines
Iowa
McKendree Church
First Presbyterian Church
Owen R. Lovejoy
National Child Labor Committee
New York
Henry F. Cope
Religious Education Association
Chicago
G. W. Dyer
Tean
Thomas Finty, Jr
Dallas
Texas
Alabama
W. H. Oates
Alabama Prison Association
Montgomery
Ala
C. 8. Potts
School of Government
University of Texas
Austin
Philip Weltner
of Georgia Prison Association
Atlanta
Woods White
Bruce R. Payne
George Peabody College For Teachers
Tenn
Hastings H. Hart
Centennial Club
Beventa Ave
Public Health Congress Sessions in May and June
A list of speakers and topics for the Public Health Congress in Nashville and surrounding cities includes Dr. C. W. Stiles, Col J. L. Ludlow, Dr. Seale Harris, Dr. C. P. Wertenthaler, Dr. Iaither Gulick, and Miss Jean Gordon among others. Sessions cover hookworm, infant mortality, dependent children, public health housing, tuberculosis, welfare, illegitimate child care, illiteracy, and prison reform with meetings at Presbyterian churches and the YWCA, City halls, and Tulane Hotel.
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C. W. Stiles
National Manine
Wilmington
N. C
J. L. Ludlow
Winston Salem
N.C
Alexander Johnson
National Conference of Charities and Correction
Angola
Ind
Seale Harris
Southern Medical Associations
Jean Gordon
Conference On Woman and Child Labor
New Orleans
Bernard Flezner
Louisville
Hastings H. Hart
Russell Sane Foundation
New York
Kate Waller Barrett
Florence Crittenden Mission
Alexandria
Cora Bristol-Nelson
Murfreesboro
Tenn
Gertrude Knipp
American Association For Study
Agnes Morris
Baton Rouge
G. H. Detwiler
West End Methodist Church
Nashville
South
G. Gilbreath
East Tennessee Normal School
Johnson City
Russell Saxe Foundation
Centennial Club
Seventh Avenue
North
Tulane
Rankin
State Board of Health
Raleigh
Russell Sage Foundation
Warner Auditorium
J. H. Dillard
Jeans ‘Board
Slater Board
Ww.s. Rankin
H. B. Carre
W. D. Weatherford
John Little
Oscar Dowling
Louisiane State Board of Health
Shreveport
Sesseion
National Reform Association
Washington, D. C
Edward Devine
Columbia University
Graham Taylor
Chicago School of Civics and Philanthropy
Chicago
Ill
Escapes An Awful Fate From Typhoid Pneumonia
Mrs J E Cox of Joilet NL expresses gratitude for Dr King’s New Discovery which stopped a dreadful cough after typhoid pneumonia left her nearly unable to breathe. She credits the remedy for saving her life and reduces her coughing to almost nothing. Trial bottle free at all druggists.
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J. E. Cox
Joilet
Northwestern Volunteers of America Meet in Chicago
General and Mrs Belington Booth and other officers travel to Chicago for the Northwestern territorial council of the Volunteers of America. The gathering opens today and runs nearly two weeks, with the dedication of the new territorial headquarters in Chicago planned for next Sunday. Also includes an advertisement for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets claiming to improve appetite and digestion.
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Chicago
Mra
Belington Booth
Volunteers of America
Northwestern Territorial Council
Chamberlain
Aged Bishop Seeks Coadjutor in Dallas Diocese
In Dalian Texas May 14 at St Matthew Cathedral an aged bishop requested a coadjutor to aid in the Dallas diocese. Bishop Alexander Garrett, nearing eighty and head of the church for about forty years, presided over the council meeting.
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Dalian
Texas
Anbon Council
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Dallas
St. Matthew's Cathedral
Alexander
Garrett Seking
Garett
What Texans Admire About New Life Pills
Hugh Tallman of San Antonio says Dr Kings New Life Pills restore life and energy. He and his wife believe they are the best made, with benefits for stomach, liver or kidney troubles. A 25 cent eat-all druggist item.
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Hugh Tallman
San Antonio
Dr. King
Chamberlains Tablets Praise From Newburg Junction
A reader from Newburg Junction, NB, reports his wife uses Chamberlains Tablets and finds them very effective and doing her a lot of good. The note suggests trying them for stomach or bowel trouble and urges purchase through local dealers.
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Chamberlain
Darius Downey
Newburg Junction
N. B
Desler
Nat F Harris Accepts Bibb County Judgeship
Colonel Nat E Harris yesterday assumed the superior court judgeship of Bibb County Macon district from Judge W H Felton. He left a $7000 law practice for a $3000 salary noting the sacrifice. Felton urged support for Harris as he left the bench to lead Macon Railway and Light and related companies. The civil docket was vacated for the week and the bar association will reassign cases Friday.
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Macon
Nat E. Harris
Superior Court of the
Felton
Bar Association
Harris
Judge Felton
Macon Railway and Light Company
Central Georgia Power Company
Georgia Transmission Company
W. J. Massee
Fund Planned For Gainesville Fireman Hero Soap Lockett
Public call grows for at least a hundred dollar fund to honor Gainesville Midland fireman Soap Lockett who risked his life to save a two year old white child. Citizens are urged to donate any amount and deliver to the Banper office for distribution as a token of white community gratitude.
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Gainesville
Banper
Soap” Lockett
South
Nebraska League Opens Season In Eight-City Circuit
Superior Nebraska May 14 opening day for the Nebraska State Baseball league championship season with games across eight cities. Kearney Fremont York Superior Hastings Seward Grant Island Columbus comprise the circuit and the schedule runs through September 3.
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Superior
Neb
Nebraska State Baseball League
Kearney
Fremont
York
Hastings
Seward
Grant Island
Columbus
Roosevelt delegates ready for Chicago nomination fight
Special to the Banner reports Roosevelt managers claim Washington’s entire fourteen member delegation will go to Chicago with instructions to back the Colonel for the presidential nomination. The state convention to pick delegates meets tomorrow.
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Abordeven
Wash
Roosevelt
Washington
Chicago
Republicans Announce Convention Seating Plans in Chicago
Chicago May 14 Ten thousand people will see and hear the Republican National Convention as Harry S New of the sub committee reports tomorrow. The committee met to decide seating arrangements and other details for the event.
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Chicago
Harry
New
Michigan Democrats Eye Instructed Delegates At State Meet
Bay City May 14 delegates begin gathering for the Democratic state convention to select delegates-at-large for the Baltimore national convention. Wilson forces press for instructed delegates to New Jersey governor while Harman and Clark factions seek an uninstructed slate.
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Michigan
Bay City
Mich
Baltimore
New Jersey
Harmok
Clark
Judge Overcomes Leg Ailment With Arnica Salve Cure
Gillis Mills Tennessee resident Justice EU Cherry faced a severe leg sore baffling doctors. He used Buchlen’s Arnica Salve and reports complete cure, noting it treated burns, boils, ulcers, cuts, brakes and piles. Sold by druggists for 25 cents.
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EU Cherry
Gillis Mills
Buchlen
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