Delegates From Atlanta Headed to Augusta Labor Convention
About forty delegates and alternates from Atlanta left at 10 for Augusta to attend the Georgia Federation of Labor convention. The group will be hosted by the city, with entertainment planned and a possible move to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor. A christening in the convention hall and reports to various unions are among the events, with delegates representing numerous trades and unions.
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Atlanta
Augusta
Urey
1iworgia-Feueraton of
Labor
Ani
Red Alva
American Federation of Labor
Jerome’ Jones, Jr
Annie Bostwick
Garment Workers’ Union
J.P. Frye
Tron Molders’ Union of
S. M. White
Willis Golden
Thomas Gowan
E. B. Hanson
Charles Daniel
H H. Moore
William Robinson
Denis Lindsey
Jerome Jones
Harding
Machinists' Lodge No
Michael Riley
John H. Wilson
Tallers’ Union
William Strauss
Woodworkers’ Union
Charles A. Gilbert
Penters and Joiners
A. J. Ylon
W. J. Willams
J. W. Thompson
Lodge Bulletmakers
George Gowan
Lurbers' Union
W. Grubbs
Blacksmiths’ Union
J. T. Golden
Carpenters and Juiners
D. E. Green
John B. Young
G. W. Arnold
C. H. Heflin
Printing Pressmen's Union
J. B. Hewitt
Textile Workers' Union
R. T. Odell
Federal Labor Union
Mai
W. c, Mendrix
Organized Labor
Vetme
Suis
Ifa
Abel Ts
Tabor
Georgia Federation of Labor
Mail Car Derailment Delays Tampa Train Run
A northbound mail train from the city to Port Tampa derailed between Tampa and Port Tampa after a collision with a freight train. The mail car was destroyed, several couplings damaged, mail agent H. F. Dognall suffered serious injuries, and conductor Harry Gray endured cuts and bruises.
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Tampa
Fla
Port Tampa
H. 4
Dognall
Harry Gray
President Garrett Delivers Annual Report for Georgia Labor
Henry F. Garrett of Atlanta presents the Georgia State Federation of Labor annual report at the Augusta convention. He outlines legislative aims, calls for elected allies, praises C. T. Ladson, urges day labor over contract work, advocates federation affiliation with the American Federation of Labor, and commends officers and executive council for their effort.
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Georgia State Federation of Labor
Henry F. Garrett
Atlanta
Augusta
Garrett
Organized Labor
General Council
C. T. Ladson
Georgia
Executive Council
H. F. Garrett
Georgia State Federation of ‘Labor
Knights Elect Officers in Georgia Catholic Council
Savannah Ga April 17 The tenth annual meeting of the Georgia state council of the Catholic Knights of America was held today. Supreme President B O Connor spoke as officers were elected President P M Mutherin Augusta vice president Benn Dury Macon Bethfary W J Brenner Augusta treasurer Dr Dillon Savannah Macbetin was chosen delegate to the supreme council which meets in St Louis.
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Knights
Savannah
Georgia State Council
The
Catholic Knights of America
B. §. O'Connor
Augusta
Benn. Dury
Macon
Beth Fary
W. J. Brenner
Dr. Dillon. Bavannah
Macbetin
Supreme Council
St.Louis
Veterans to Attend Reunion and Memorial Day Plans
At the Bibb county veterans meeting delegates to the Louisville reunion were elected and nearly every member is expected to attend. Veterans will take part in Memorial Day exercises with Hon. John W. Akin of Cartersville delivering the oration. All focal military units will join the Memorial Day parade.
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Macon
Louisville
Bibb County
John W.“Akin
Cartersville
Swiped a Cop’s Poodle in Darktown Courtroom Scene
A day of petty theft and sharp wit unfolds in a police matinee where Otis Brown, accused of swiping a policeman’s Skye terrier, faces Recorder Stoyles. The dog’s owner, Happy Jim, dramatizes the case while others, including Charlie Calloway and Virgil Holliday, reveal tangled schemes and rough justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otis Brown
Otis
Happy Jim
Rusty Raw
Jack
Stoyles
Broyles
Chalngang
Ous
Dublin Depot Case Moves Toward Week’s End
The state railroad commission continued the Dublin depot dispute with Macon Dublin and Savannah railroad attorney Minter Wimberly presenting a lengthy argument. Efforts to secure a union station fail as Wrightsville and Tennille railroad was ordered to build a suitable Dublin station. A decision is expected by week’s end as Reeves Station case awaits hearing from J B Thompson of the Southern Railway.
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State Railroad Commission
Dublin
Minter Wimberly
Macon
Penning
Savannah
Wrightsville
Tennilie
Railroad Commission
B. Thompson
Southern Railway
Reeves Station
Seventy year old man gains twenty pounds after quitting coffee
N H Baldwin of Laconia New Hampshire, aged seventy, reports a health turn after stopping coffee in 1898 and starting Postum Food Coffee. He gained twenty pounds, improved stomach and kidney troubles, and grew stronger. He credits Postum with replacing coffee in his home and cites overall health benefits.
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N. WH. Baldwin
Laconia
N.hl
Anphoraga
Todd
Damages Suits Filed In City Court Cases
The city court return day saw many damage suits filed as clerks and sheriffs handled papers and service. Plaintiffs seek large sums against firms and the city for injuries from falls into holes, debris, and unsafe street conditions on Edgewood Avenue Pryor Street Magnolia Street and more.
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Superior Court
Servis
Prlnkle
Colny Park and Teir Halfway Company
Tampa
W. N. McDonald
Atlanta Gay Light Company
Tig Cat
Edgewood Avenue
Nelle Massey
MacDonnald
Atlanta and
West Point Railway Company
Dorsey, Hrewster & Howen
American Surety Company
New
Pryor Strees
M. Gaffney Lee
Atlanta
Eliza A. Flynn
Anden Street
J. T. Flynn
Arnold & Arnold
Marty L Schlesinger
AA. Meyer
Magnolia Street
MV. Cain
Gulf
Doctors Don't Cure Dr J Newton Hathaway Acknowledged
Dr J Newton Hathaway is touted as the only up to date specialist in chronic diseases. The piece contrasts his methods with traditional doctors who use old treatments, claiming Hathaway’s regimen heals by strengthening the entire body without drastic operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newton Hathaway
Hathaway
Dr. Hathaway
Hathan
Regiment Anes
Restore Lost Manhood and Cancer Cure Claims
A sensational ad proclaims Dr. Hathaway offers immediate, perceivable and beneficial restoration of lost manhood with guaranteed cures for long standing conditions. It touts home treatment for stricture without surgery, claims thousands cured, and asserts Hathaway’s serum treatment cures cancer and immunizes against future attacks, with a free book on cancer and its cure mailed to any address.
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Whlic
Dr. Hathaway
Kilathaway
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National Federation of Labor
Bradfield
Bradfield ‘Regulator Co
Atlanta, Cas
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Federation
Legislative Committee
Oigen
Journal of Labor
Lgislature
House
Senate
Organized
Grand
Old Commonwealth
Charlie Calloway
Charlie
de Perlice
Jennie Cargile
Jennie
Virgil Holliday
Yassah
Virgil
Railroad
Les
J. Newton Hathaway, M. D
Sulta Chienage
DR. J. Newton Hathaway, M. D
Dr. Hathaway & Co
South Broad Street
Atlanta, Ga
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