Insurance commissioners bill urged by fraternal groups
Chicago Oct 11 Preparations by fraternal insurance federations totaling over 6 600 000 nationwide to back the uniform insurance commissioners bill in state legislatures this winter were revealed by the National Fraternal Congress executive committee. A joint conference with Associated Fraternities of America was tentatively agreed, uniting backing for stronger supervision, disclosure of finances, and safeguards to prevent mismanagement mergers or insolvencies.
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Chicago
Federations of
Fraternal Insurance Society
United States
Insurance Commissioners Bi
National Fraternal Congress
Associated Fraternities of America
Congress
National Convention of Insurance Commissioners
Mobile
Fraternal Federationa
Insurance Commissioners
Mobile Na
C. E. Piper
J. J. Hynes
Piper
Landis
Fraternal Insurance Faces Vote and Conference
The text discusses potential elimination of a fraternal insurance system with support from major fraternal societies in the United States. A joint conference is set for October 22 and 28 to influence the fall stance and protect homes through fraternal insurance. New York and Massachusetts insurance commissioners have not decided a position yet, while Hatchkiss and Wardson were accused of pushing drastic measures contra fraternal insurers.
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United States
New York
Massachuetta
Insurance Commissioners
Hatchkiss and Wardson
Insurance Commissioners Convention
Beau FB
Falk
Fraternal Committee
Major Hanson Recovers, Plans Return to Office
Avanta Oct 11 Major J F Hanson president of Central of Georgia Railway and Ocean Steamship Co of Savannah left Savannah for a three week rest trip to New York and eastern points after a near fatal liver ailment and surgery. At 79 he rallied quickly and will resume duties around November 1, thanking friends for support.
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Avanta
J. F. Hanson
Central of Georgia Railway Co
Ocean Steamship Co
Savannah
Thain Atlanta Sanitarium
New York
Hanson
Safe Medicine for Children Foley's Honey and Tar
The notice promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe child medicine free of opiates or harmful drugs. It urges getting the genuine product in the yellow package.
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Foley’s
Greater Georgia movement stirs state wide push
The Greater Georgia campaign gains momentum across 26 judicial districts as officials express support and organize public meetings. Leaders urge fundraising of 25 000 dollars, with farmers and individuals contributing, while publishers and business groups pledge cooperation for statewide publicity and literature distribution.
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Tifton
Theodore — Roosevelt
Conservation Cangees
Atlanta
Georgia
United States
Greater Georgia
Tolay
Col. Roosevelt
Waycross Journal
Geo
W. Deen
Secretary Greer
Greater Georgian Association
Edwin P. Ansley
Pittsburg
Chicago
George W. Deen
Waycross
Haynes McFadden
Southern Banker
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Fleming
Madison Advertiser ITALICS Jepsenry? Not provided
Bill Howard warned last spring that Tom Watson's friends would be ashamed of him. Now they are ashamed and fear he will hurt Tribble's chances for election. They beg Tom not to mention Howard's name in the Jeffersonian or in any speeches, causing Watson to become notably jaundiced toward the Howard Tribble race.
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Madison Advertiser
Bill Howard
Tom Watson
Tom
Tribble
Howard
Tom Isec
Watson
Mr. Tribble
Independentiam
Registrar Ginn of Elbert County Denies Howard Vote Fraud Allegations
Elbert County registrar J G Ginn declares in Elberton on Oct 7 1910 that Howard won the August 23 primary by legal votes and urges open inspection of official records. He states filings and lists were kept correctly and dismisses opponents claims while urging Democrats to reject Watson domination and uphold party unity.
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Congressman Howard
Elbert County
Banner
J. G. Ginn
Howard
Gina
Elberton
Tribble
Wm. M. Howard
Elbert
Mr. Tribble
Greater Georgia Movement campaigns gain momentum in Georgia
The Greater Georgia Movement raises funds and organizes circuits across Georgia with vice presidents in Atlantic Waycross Western Flint and others pushing meetings and campaigns. Capt James White of National Bank of Athens is elected treasurer and Harry Stockdell named secretary at a Columbia Fire Insurance board meeting in Athens.
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Tifton
Georgia
B. H. Groover
Beldaville
Atlantic Circuit
Reidsville
Tattnall
C. Fort Andrews
Waycross Circuit
Flint Circuit
Barnesville
Greater Georgia Association
Columbia Fire Insurance Company
Vigorous Young Company
Athens
James White
National Bank of
Harry C. Stockdell
Atlanta
Mystery Trial Opens in Vermont Paugster Case
In Lunenburg Vermont on October 11 the preliminary hearing of Mrs James Marshall Dodge a wealthy local widow charged with murdering painter William A Heath began The case hinges on who fired the fatal shot in Mrs Dodges bedroom Heath's wound suggests foul play though Mrs Dodge claims innocence and says Heath acted alone The revolver alleged to belong to Mrs Dodge deepens the mystery as authorities seek motive and certainty
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Vermont
Paugster
Lunenburg
James Marshall Dodge
William A. Heath
Corn Contest Set for October Dates at State College
In Athens this fall the corn contests will run Friday and Saturday October 21 and 22 with hundreds of entries from school boys corn clubs across counties. Prizes total 400 to 500 dollars plus merchandise. judges will award for best corn and seed corn and include contests for farmers and girls in cooking canning sewing and other farm tasks. Awards occur Saturday at 11 in the State College of Agriculture hall. Streetcars run every fifteen minutes along Lumpkin.
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Athens
State College of Agriculture
Lumpkin
Funeral Yesterday for Mrs Carithers in City and Bethabara
The funeral for Mrs Jury A Carithers mother of Hon James Y Carithers was held yesterday starting at her son's Hill Street home then at the old Bethabara church in Oconee county. The service featured Nearer My God to Thee, prayers by Rev Millard A Jenkins and Rev J W He Whorter with a large crowd paying tribute to a sainted woman. Pallbearers included Messia W T Bryan and J J Strickland among others. Floral tributes were numerous and beautiful.
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Jury A. Carithers
James Y. Carithers
Hill Street
Millard A. Jenkins
First Baptist Church
Messia
W. T. Bryan
W. G. Griffeth
J. H. Griffeth
A. E. Griffith
G. E. Deadwyler
J. J Strickland
Billups Phinizy
J.J. Dozier
Body of Mr. Johnson Buried Yesterday
The seventeen year old Fred Johnson son of Mr and Mrs W C Johnson died of ap pendicitis in this city. His funeral and interment were held at Berkeley in Madison county in the presence of many friends and relatives. Also notes promote Dr King s New Discovery for lung troubles and advertise local merchants and the Athens Chamber of Commerce joining.
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Fred Johnson
W. C. Johnson
Berkeley
Madison Countty
Dr. King
W. R. Nelson
Calamine
Ark
H. R. Palmer & Sons
W. J. Smith and Bro
Georgia Fertilizer Brands Surge Since 10 Years Ago
Avlanta Oct 11 Ten years ago Georgia had 640 fertilizer brands and sales of 482 571 tons of straight fertilizer and 58 076 tons of cotton seed meal The state now reports 2452 brands and sales exceed 1 022 048 tons of straight fertilizer and 97 152 tons of cotton seed meal The figures reflect tagged products. actual use may be higher as some fertilizers are sold without tags.
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Avlanta
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Very Busy Day for Colonel Roosevelt in St Louis
Roosevelt party arrives in St Louis after 7 am meeting with the organizing committee led by Governor Hadley. He breakfasts with the Business Men's League, tours the city by car, attends a luncheon with the Traffic Club, visits an aviation meet, speaks to North St. Louis schoolchildren, and attends a Republican political event at the Coliseum.
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St. Louis
Roosevelt
Union Station
Hadley
Jefferson
Business Men's League
Traffic Club
Aviation
North St. Louis
Suppor Ag
Municipal Engineers Meet Opens In Erle
The annual convention of the American Society of Municipal Improvements began in Erle on October 11 with delegates present. Mayor Liebel gave the welcome, Julian Kendrick of Birmingham Alabama delivered the president’s address and sessions run through Saturday focusing on sanitation water supply and sewage disposal.
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Erle
American Society of Municipal Improvements
Liebel
Julian Kendrick
Birmingham
Ala
South Carolina Postmasters Meet Opens in Columbia
The annual convention of the South Carolina postmasters opened in Columbia with Postmaster FE Hg Pong of Rock Hill presiding. The meeting, held October 11, will continue through tomorrow as delegates discuss postal affairs and duties.
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Columbia, & C
South Carolina
Hg Pong
Rock Hill
McCall Named for Tenth Term in Republican Nominating
Somerville Mass Oct 11 Congressman Samuel W McCall was renominated for his tenth term today by the Republican congressional convention of the Eighth district in session there.
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McCall
Somerville
Mass
Samuel W. McCall
Eighth
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