All Talking Currency Bankers Meet in Boston for 39th Convention
Five thousand bankers representing banks nationwide convene in Boston for the thirty ninth annual American Bankers Association gathering. Currency bill debates dominate talks with sessions, speeches by McCall Walker Burns and others, and a brisk agenda including agricultural and education topics. Local officials welcome delegates with a packed program of water festivities, concerts, and tours, while the association honors a late former president.
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Boston
Mass
United States
American Bankers’ Association
Senate Banking Committee
West
Copley Plaza Hotel
McCall
Massachusetts
Roberts Walker
New York City
Trust Company
William J. Burns
Savings Bank
State Secretaries’ Association
Clearing House
Fitzgerald Ang
Tent Beal
Boston Clearing
Hume
Symphony Hall
Charles H. Hulg
St. Louis
Arthur Ids
Des Moines
Heynolds
James J. Hil
St Paul
George B. Vincent
University
Minnesota
Sam Jordan
Pettis County
Charles River
Horticultural Hall
Faneuil Hall
Old Norch Church
O4 South
King’s Chapel
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wittem Harbor
Nantsste
Oconee County Fair Promises Best Exhibit Year Yet
Watkinsville Ga Oct 7 Oconee county aims for the best agricultural fair in its history with plans for October 29 and 30. The two day event showcases diverse crops and new exhibitors, highlighting Northeast Georgia soil and county cooperation. Citizens are urged to support the fair to spur regional growth and friendly rivalry.
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Watkinsville
Oconee
Georgia
Oconee County
Prospective South Carolina Georgia baseball league forms
Greenville officials and Thomas C. Stouch discuss a six city league including Greenville Spartanburg Anderson Columbus Augusta and Athens Ga formation by next season. Hugh Shannon of Buffalo holds Augusta franchise with plans to assemble players while Wild Bill Clark may join Columbia. A nearby interurban route may host games and a local park near the city is proposed with financial backing pledged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
Thomas C. Stouch
Asheville
Stouch
South Carolina
Georgia
Hugh Shannon
Augusta
Buffalo
Shannon
Hannon
Spartanburg
Anderson
Columbus
Athens
Sumter
Furman
Wild Bill" Clark
Columbia
Piedmont
Board Refuses to Sign Petition in Mobley Case
The county board of commissioners declined to sign a petition asking to overturn the court verdict in the two Mobley brothers trial. Albert and Tiney Mobley, convicted of killing an elderly man, Andy Joss, on Claytor Street two years ago, received long terms. The board said they would not go on record in a movement to undo court actions.
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County Board of Commissioners
Parton
Albert
Tiney Mobley
Andy ‘Joss
Claytor Street
Court's order funds invested in St Louis properties
A city court order transferred twenty thousand dollars from a guardian held fund to Athens real estate. The St Louis investment yielded three percent, while the Athens investment promises six percent with strong collateral. The broader association roster includes VIPs Rev Dolda, Fred E Farnsworth, F Pletcher Parrell, and Thomas J Davis with regional section leaders in New York, Chicago, Cincinnati, and South Bend.
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Court of Ordinary
St. Louis
Athens
Rev. ,Dolda
Fred E. Farnsworth
New York City
F. Pletcher Parrell
Chicago
Thomas J. Davis
Circinnati
William C. Poilson
Front Company
R. C. Stephenson
South Bend
Ind
Savings Bank
Ralph van Vechten
J. C. Mofadden
North Dakota
Double Marriage of Young People in City Court
Yesterday evening Judge Orr presided over the double marriage of Eva Grace Bruce to Reuben Culp and Eunice Flora Kimbrough to A Jackson Spinks. The couples secured licenses earlier and, after taking the legal oath of age and parental consent, waited to wed. The young pairs are well known locally and reportedly within the typical age range for nuptials in this community.
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Orr
Eva Grace Bruce
Reuben Culp
Stone
Eunice Flora Kimbrough
A. Jackson Spinks
Georgia State Fair to feature first pure bred Percheron fillies
The State College of Agriculture will send to Macon for the Georgia State Fair two-year-old pure bred Percheron fillies, weighing about 2800 pounds, among an extensive livestock exhibit that includes Hereford cattle, Holstein and Jersey stock, and a hospital of cereals and apples. The display will also showcase a chicken incubation model, poultry houses, and soil surveys, with rail car shipments planned from the college grounds. The event accompanies Atlantic City Electric Railway Association meetings with leaders from Public Utility groups planning joint pole use and urban infrastructure discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State College of Agriculture
Macon
Georgia
Athens Railway and Electric Company
American Electric Railway Association
Atlantic City
America
Chicago
George H. Harris
Louisville
National Electric Lights Association
American Institute of Electrical Engineers
American Telephone and Telegraph Company
American Association
Frank Bergen
Public Service Corporation
Newark
N. J
J . M. Rosecranta
Theaukee Electric Railway & Light Company
Detroit
A. D. B. van Zandt
Detroit United Railway Company
W. F. Ham
Washington
D. C
Paul Shoup
Pacific Electric Railway Co
Los Angles
P. F. Sullivan
Bay State Railway Company
Massachusetts
C. 5. Sergeant
Boston Elevated Railway Co
C. W. Beall
Harris, Forbes & Co
New York
Frank Hadley
Interborough Rapid Transit Co
C L
Professor Carpenter Leaves for Nebraska
Prof Hubert B Carpenter of the state college animal husbandry departs this week to take a better paying post in the University of Nebraska. His resignation is accepted and Prof J A Goodman of the University of Michigan is chosen to fill the vacancy arriving tonight to begin duties as instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert B. Carpenter
Department of Animal Husbandry
State College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska
J. A. Goodman
University of Michigan
Prof Jarnigan Named Livestock Judge at Exposition
Prof M P Jarnigan of the State College of Agriculture Animal Husbandry department is this week in Knoxville acting as one of three livestock judges at the National Conservation Exposition. C A Whittle publicity chief just returned from three weeks there. Miss Laurian Johnson of Atlanta visits Miss Rebecca Stewart on campus.
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M. P. Jarnigen
Department of
Animal Husbandry
State College of Agriculture
Knoxville
C. A. Whittle
Laurian Johnson
Atlanta
Rebecca Stewart
Flooding of Culebra Cut Nears After Gamboa Dike Blasts
Washington Oct 7 Arrangements are nearly ready to blow Gamboa Dike this week flooding Gatun Lake into Culebra Cut and completing the waterway between the Atlantic and Pacific. Gatun Lake will rise to about 85 feet, creating a vast artificial basin and a twenty one foot channel through the cut for canal operations.
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Washington, D. C
Gamboa Dike
Culebra Cut
Atlantis
Pacific Ocean
Culebra
Chargres River
Gatun Lake
Chagres
Gatun
Gamboa
Satua Lake
Culetta
Gorgona
Culebraur
Atlantic
Gambia
Mexican Mustang Liniment Ad Claims Quick Stock Relief
An advertisement extols Mexican Mustang Liniment as a rapid emergency remedy for farmers and cattle, claiming it soaks through muscle to reach bone and banish pale or weak conditions. The copy markets it as a trusted household remedy used widely by stockmen.
Goethals Leads Quiet Detonation at Gatun Dam
Col Goethals in white uniform will stand just beyond Gatun dam with a small staff of officers and civilians as an explosion signals a vast upheaval. A huge torrent from Gatun Lake will sweep tons of rock soil and vegetation into Culebra Cut, after which dredges will resume clearing the channel.
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Col. Goethals
Gatun Dam
Gatun Lake
Culebra Cut
Hoschton marshal hunts man who skipped contract
Marshal of Hoschton Capt. T. H. Fraser arrived on business yesterday seeking a man who deserted an Imbor contract. The target left for South Georgia. Yancey Harris, recently based in El Paso, Texas, visiting friends, departs today for his adopted Texan city. Harris comments on the Mexican border situation.
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Hoschton
T. H. Fraser
Georgia
South Georgia
Yancey Harris
el Paso
Texas
Harris
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Mecca
Oconee CO. Fair
Gorgia-Carlina
Tommie Stouch
OLD Georgia
Frances
Green
COURT
Tate College
Messrs. Flanigan, Sikes, Proctor
Ben Hill
Chattooga County
MR. Carpenter
Nebraska
Goodman
Michigan
Prof. Jarnigan
Atlantic and
Pacific
Jamboa
Latun Lake
Garrasporo
Alen
Merriam Webster
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