DeLoach Likely Next Director of Georgia Experiment Station
Athens Ga April 7 Dr Robert H DeLoach expected to become director of the Georgia state experiment station at Experiment near Roma succeeding Hon Martin Calvin who resigned months ago A committee of the boards directors will present his name to the board Wednesday for election He is a Georgia graduate and professor of cotton industry at the State College of Agriculture renowned for cotton breeding and cultivation He bears broad national and international agricultural research ties and is a Georgia native Berrien Teachers Meet in Nashville Georgia April 7 The county teachers Institute at Nashville drew large attendance
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H. DeLoach
Georgia State Experiment Station
Experiment
Martin Calvin
Roma
DeLoach
State College of Agriculture
Georgia University
South
Georgia
Railway Mail Heads Change in Fourth District Service
Rumors claim several personnel moves in the Railway Mail Service with E P King slated for promotion to fourth district superintendent in Atlanta. Charles Hager would oversee Atlanta Nashville and Greensboro duties, while Joseph Stewart from Missouri may become general superintendent in Washington.
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E. P. King
George W. Pepper
Mr. King
Alex White
Birmingham
Charles Hager
Railway Mall
Nashville
Greensboro
Fepper
Cincinnati
Washington
Jacksonville
Charles 8S. Beavers
Pepper
Joseph Stewart
Missouri
National Railway Mall Service
Washington Teachers Hand in Resignations
In Washington Georgia on April 7 the schoolboard faces a record reshuffle as all male high school faculty members resign effective at June’s end. The exact cause remains unclear as the board plans to meet next week to fill the vacancies.
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Washington,Ga
Washington
Jail Packed With Strikers in Paterson Minnesota
The Paterson Minnesota jail was crowded with 86 silk mill strikers and their supporters after unlawful assembly charges. Prison numbers rose to about 40, as authorities search for a temporary holding place amid efforts to control picket actions at a local mill.
Atlanta Fans Aim to Raise 50000 for Shrine Meeting
Atlanta leaders rally behind a fast fundraising push to secure the 1924 Shrine convention. Subscriptions flood in as committees name chairmen and local boosters predict a quick campaign, with a Piedmont Hotel meeting scheduled to ignite the effort.
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Atlanta
Shriners
F. J. Paxon
Memphis
Forrest Adair
Carlos H. Mason
M. E. Turner
W. B. Campbell
A. R. Colcord
W. T. Winn
W. A. Foster
George B. Beck
I. J. Daniel
W. O. Stamps
R. J. Guinn
W. H. Kriegshaber
W. M. Seber
J. M. Diffe
Reuben R. Arnold
J. K. Orr
D. Woodward
L. H. Beck
C. H. Johnson
J. B. Campbell
A. Carter
W. C. Lawrence
J. ©. Greenfield
W. W. Orr
W. 8. Byook
R. F. Maddox
J. J. Woodside
al Ailante
J. W. English
Fourth National Bank
Pitzhugh Knox
N. G. Hastings
The
Seeds, and Agricultural Authority
James Duffy
W. B. Worley
J. R. Smith
Piedmont Hotel
Railroad Men Anxious Over Flood Impact on West
Foreign railroads in Atlanta monitor Mississippi flood dispatches for western service effects. Santa Fe and Frisco report Memphis and St Louis connections unbroken. if Memphis caps, travel should resume with little delay. Washouts on Louisville and Nashville and Chicago and Eastern Illinois route trains via St Louis. Trains rerouted through Memphis. Authorities anticipate less damage than last year due to preparations ahead of the crest.
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Mississippi River
Santa Fe
Frizco
Memphis
St. Louis
Illinois
Evansville
Chicago
Tennessee
Missouri
Chinese Herb Doctor Opens Atlanta Office
Dr. Thomas Young, president of the Oriental Herb company, has opened offices in Atlanta at 56 Houston street with a vast stock of herbs he says cure most human ailments. A Canton Government Medical College graduate, he recently moved from San Francisco and plans to stay several months or longer.
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Thomas ¥. Young
San Francisco
Oriental Herb Company
Houston Street
Young
America
China
Canton Government Medical College
Canton
Los Angeles
Oakland
San Jose
Cal
Boston
Maas
Denver
Colo
Fine crops predicted in Northeast Georgia
Royston Ga April 7 Special The past week has been busy for farming class of people in Franklin and adjacent counties Madison and Hart Owing to continued rains in March but little work done preparatory to this year's crop Farmers expect late but favorable weather for ten days and foretell a splendid crop across corn and cotton Old planters claim good prospects President Wilson to visit New Jersey after May 1 to speak for jury reform bill which failed at last session of legislature
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Franklin
Madigan
Hart
Wilson
Stump
Jersey
Washington
New Jersey
Popularity of Opera Grows in Atlanta Season
The Atlanta Music Festival association has not stated total ticket sales yet this season but expects grand opera receipts to top $80,000. Season tickets surpassed $54,600, and single-opera sales exceed that. Phillips & Crew’s Pryor Street and Cable Piano on Broad Street report strong demand with many seats still available. Pasquale Amato, the Metropolitan baritone, plans to sing baritone for a few years before turning to tenor after further study.
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Atlanta
Phillips & Crew's
Pryor Street
Cable Piano Company
Broad Street
Pasquale Amato
Metropolitan
New York
Amata
Phillips and Crew Offer Recital Series at Pryor Street
Phillips and Crew invite the public to a week of Victor Victrola recitals with Miss Dora Hood at 82 North Pryor Street. The program runs Tuesday April 8 to Saturday April 19 featuring Manon Lescaut La Traviata La Gioconda Tales of Hoffmann and Lucia di Lammermoor with readings and a miniature theater in the store.
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Phillips & Crew Company
Miss Dora Hood
North Pryor Street
Miss Hood
Auditorium Armory
Phillips & Crew’ Company
Manon Lescaut
la Traviata
N. Pryor St
Blackfeet Seek Rations From Washington Leader Heads Appeal
A Blackfeet delegation led by Chief John White Calf urged Secretary Lane for urgent rations for the starving tribe on the reservation near Browning Montana. Lane telegraphed his agent for an immediate report and promised available relief.
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Washington
John White Calf
Lane
Browning
Taft letter and photo gifted to Martha Berry School
Rome Ga April 7 Special One of Tafts last acts as president was to write Miss Martha Berry expressing regret at not visiting the Berry school He notes it is a hopeful sign when a cultured southern woman endows a school for mountain boys and praises the founder The letter dated March 3 1913 was framed with an autographed photo in the school library and bears Tafts signature Willia h Taft.
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Taft
White House
Berry School
Martha Berry
Roosevelt
Washington
Miss Berry
South
Willia H. Taft
Brakes and steering praised in car performance notes
The article lauds large brakes and a twin‑acting system. Chalmers shifts gears smoothly, making speed changes nearly instinctive. The long‑stroke engine responds instantly to minimal throttle input and the steering feels easy and precise.
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Chalmers
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