Federation Session In Georgia Welcomes National Meet Next Year
Delegates report a record setting Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs session marked by insightful talks from Mrs Mary E Bryan and Mrs Robert J Burdette of California inviting Georgia to the National Federation session in San Francisco. President Mrs J Lindsay Johnson outlined education aims for women to access graduate work at the State University, while committees highlighted reform, night schools, and child welfare efforts. The group toured the State Normal School and University of Georgia, heard from multiple committees, and anticipates closing the session with strong momentum for reform and expansion.
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National Federation
California
Georgia Federation of Women’s Clubs
Mary E. Bryan
Robert J. Burdette
Georgia Federation
San Francisco
J. Lindsay Johnson
Hprare
Reform and Social Service Committee
Dolly Pritchett
Elliott
Johnson
Farm and Garden Committee
I Is Ohatrman
Robert T. Humphrey
West Point
East Athens
W. H. Young
A. McD. Wilson
Atlanta
Reform Committee
Jennie Hart Sibley
Union Point
M Clayton
State Normal School
University of Georgia
H. C. White
Milledge Avenue
Industrial Committee
Mabel Head
Dalton
Laonors Beck Eilia
Annie M. Sanford
Iron trade strains as car shortages bank furnaces nationwide
Scarcity of railroad cars curtails output in 16 central western blast furnaces as coke supplies and pig iron prices rise. Unrelenting demand for steel keeps open hearth and wet process plants pushing new records while relief from the car famine is unlikely before month’s end. United States Steel buys 3000 tons of Bessemer pig iron for late November and December delivery at $16.95, with mills and southern plants holding long term orders.
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New Yong
Iron Trade Review
Pictsburg
United States
Bessemer
Valley Furnaces
Rolling Mills
Steel Works
Southern Works
BigHOP CAPERS QUITS From Military Academy Sensation
Nov. 7 report on a shakeup at the Military Academy as seven members led by Bishop Capers take control after differences with Dr Porter. The board gradually yields, allowing Porter to lose influence while Capers group restructures management.
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Military Academy
Message From Miss Stone Hopes For Speedy Release
The Sofia correspondent reports Miss Stone is well and hopes for a quick release from captors. A letter dated November 1 asks for release and mentions Stone and Mme. Stone expects a baby in three weeks. The messenger delivered the letter to Consul General Dickinson. The transfer of details followed a reported trick by the captors.
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New Yeas
M. Bakhimetoff
Miss Stone
Sofia
Journal and Advertiser
M. Baxhimoteff
Stone
Mme
Mr. Dickinson
Kruger Says Arbitration Impossible to Accept
Johannesburg financier reports former President Kruger bitterly rejects arbitration with South African peers. He warns he would take up arms if arbitration failed, insisting he would never yield to a fast and wrong outcome.
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Krager Saye
the Tribune
Johannesburg
Kruger
Mrs OConnor Improves In Edin Perilous Tour
Mrs T P O Connor remains under care after complications during a tour in Edin where she has performed in The Lady From Texas. Protests Against Ratification. Los Axortis reports California fruit exchange resolutions opposing a reciprocity treaty. Mcsweeney Offers Reward. Governor posts 50 dollar rewards for suspects in Laurens county murder. Petrified fruit found in coal mine. Pyny Balsam praised for quick relief of coughs and colds.
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Los Axortis
Southern California Fruit Exchange
Chamber of Comumeros
Mcsweeney
John Henry
Hebert Floyd
Laurens County
France's squadron in Turkish waters
Li Hong Chang died at 11 this morning. Officials fear unrest among populace after his death. Troops are posed around the city to calm conditions as diplomats and guards await actions with Dr Velde from the legation. The late Li's illness included a severe stomach hemorrhage and related complications.
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Pexico
Li Hong Chang
Earl Li
Yamen
Ohtees Eeisealn
Coltman
Rival rails clash over switch cars in New Mexico
disagreement between Southern Pacific and El Paso and Southwestern escalates at Deming N M as 90 freight cars are blocked from switching. Bisbee employers seize the switch engine to move cars to the Bisbee track. SP orders track removal and calls in armed officers from El Paso amid escalating tension and no broader collision reported.
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New Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Southern Pacific Railroad
Deming
N. M
Bisbee, el Paso and Southwestern Railway
Southern Pacific
Bisbee
Death in Shafting At Central Oil Mills Selma
Nov 7 in Selma Ala a mill employe Taylor Whitley was caught in a shafting eight feet from the floor. The body was thrown around 160 revolutions per minute and found with hands and feet badly mutilated. Also reports: Mrs Ligzie Noster killed crossing near Crossing Mostix.
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Selma
Ala
Serata
Als
Central Oil
Taylor Whitley
Mostix
Ligzie Noster
Washington Averiue
Louisville and Nashville
Trust forms major food products association
Seventeen large preserve manufacturers meet at Prrtasuna and form the American Association of Manufacturers and Distributors of Food Products with capital of 3.6 million dollars. The group aims to regulate prices and sales areas and push for stricter pure food law interpretations. A new office will be in Pittsburg or Chicago.
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Prrtasuna
American Association of Manufacturers and Distributors of
Pittsburg
Chicago
Italians in America Bishop Scalabrini Reports Positive View
New York on November 7 Bishop Scalabrini says his pope authorized inquiry into Italian immigrants here is complete and favorable. He notes good reception and care, praises government aid to the poor, and plans to focus on schooling for Italian children upon return to Rome.
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Scalabrini
New York
Lis Abous
Rome
Asshbieieg
Dimedio Falconio
Martinelli
Two Georgians for Statuary Hall debate names
A Georgia movement seeks to replace the legislature chosen names for Statuary Hall in Washington. Proponents argue Dr Crawford W Long deserves a statue for discovering anesthesia, citing medical historians and colleagues.
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Statey Hall
Washington, D. C
Crawford W Long
Jams Oglethorpe
Georgia
Dr Long
France
W. W. Keene
Long
Roswell Park
Buffalo
George Foy
F.R. A.M
London
J. Marion Sims
New York
Hugh M Yoong
Johns Hopkine
Dr. Long
Statuary Hall
Veteran General James Hagan Dies at 80 in Mobile
General James Hagan, aged 80, died at his Mobile home after a long career spanning two wars. A Mexican War veteran, he joined Hay's Texas Rangers, fought at Monterey, served in the Third Dragoons, and later held commands in the Civil War with the Third Alabama Cavalry and under General Moe.
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MobiLe
Ala
James Hagan
Hay
Texas Rangers
Monterey
Third Dragoons
Taylor
Wils Adam
Shiloh
Third
Alabama Cavalry
Moe
England's calm response to French Mitylene fleet action
London press reacts with tempered commentary as the cabinet meets, hoping Sultan to concede to allow the French fleet to withdraw after guarding key interests. The article notes ministers may fear broader powers and potential deals involving Cyprus and Ottoman revenues.
Austrian View Of the French Naval Demonstration Against Turkey
Vienna correspondent reports that Austrian circles are tentative about France action against Turkey. Russia is not consulted and may not approve. France seeks to press grievances while France- Russia ties shift. Gaillard dispatch says marines landed at Mityleno and occupied the Midi customs without resistance.
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Turkey
New York
Vienna
London Times
New York Times
Savoen
Russia
France
Petersburg
Porte
Vrince
Gaillard
Mityleno
Midi
New Monthly to Be Started in Athens
Athens will launch the Southern Advance, a Baptist monthly edited by Rev. H R Bernard. The magazine aims for an open policy with departments including Liberty Hall a forum, an editorial section on living wads, and a work method focus. Laura Spyer will contribute on educational work for factory children.
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Athens
Southern Advance
H .R. Bernard
Liberty Hall
Laura Spver
Georgia Legislature Passes House Bills in 1908 Session
In LaGrange on November 7, General Stephen D. Leo of Mississippi urged a united Georgia assembly to form a commission to study militia and battlefield commemorations. Missouri Governor E. B. Francia and Mayor Wells of St. Louis supported efforts as the state marks a Napoleon Bonaparte centennial. Bills listed include creation of new Grove and Temple incorporation, abolition of county commissioners in Dade, reorganization of schools, and city court enhancements.
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House
Laxta
Stephen D. Leo
Mississippi
General Assembly
Netties Mabhanes
Georgia
Wisesburg
Miss
E. B. Francia
Missouri
Wells
Ss. Louis
One Louis
Napoleon Bonaparte
Thomas “Bello
Hogan
Arseville
Hixon
Carroll
Temple
Hosch
Coknad
New Grove
Brook
Dade
Dades
Tripp
Colgally
Doeran
Wright
Dougherty
Squadion City Court
Eee Madden
Pacnasing
Syria the Rock On Frano-Rusian Alliance Split
A Berlin based Berlin Times note claims a possible fracture between France and Russia over the Holy Sepulchre church dispute in Jerusalem. The report cites German sources and suggests strain could grow into a future realignment challenging the Franco-Russian bloc.
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New Yoas
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Jerusalem
Berlin
London Times
Empechurvh
Liberal party in Panama gains control after cable report
News from New York says a cablegram reports Panama city has fallen and is under Liberal party control. The report, not yet verified, arrives as observers note potential foreign reaction. Meanwhile advices from St Petersburg say construction of the Manchurian railway reaches a milestone as the line to Port Arthur opens and travel plans adjust with the Siberian route developments.
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Nw York
The
Herald
Panama
Liberal Party
New York
Ieee
Zie
Wil Cratella
York Times
Ss. Petersburg
Ie Tian
Bapenor
Port Arthur
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Levant
Herseif
Macox
Mra EN. Atwood
Gove
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Des Moines
Nev
Tracy
Koenigen
Rese Fegen Regensaa Pall
Shhernes
DuMingtom
Tautequan
T. M. Bafflington
Cherokee Natron
Council of the Tribs
Dawes Commission
America
Hagan
Colombia
England
Mitylene
Antony
Patra
Muylens
Eee
Admiral Gaillard
Serian
Lord Beaganfield
Cyprus
Ottoman Empire
Foreign Office
Germany
H.R. Bernard
Hood
Syria
the Rock
Wathers
Conpers
G. B. Spears
Gante
Ganter
Gunter
Spears
Bimaxanam
Pol ‘Vos
Earl LI Hung Chang
Albans
Liberais
Louis Morris
Bishop Building
Graniteville
Sea Island
Royal
Louis Morris Bishop
Broad’and
Jackson Streets
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