New York Called Unamerican by Ku Klux Klan Emperor
Tulsa Ohio April 19 New York is the most unamerican center on the American continent declared by William J Simmons emperor of the Ku Klux Klan to the Kaela women’s convention. He warned of foreign populations in major cities and urged English only schooling and white Protestant dominance along with plans for a university in Atlanta to educate American youth in “real Americanism.” He cited New York’s diversity, warned of Japanese and other groups, and urged social reform and reverence.
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Revival Services Held in Forsyth City
Revival services are held in Forsyth with daily dove songs and preaching. Dr Reese preached on regeneration as attendees grow in faith and interest, with numerous readers attending and participating in evening sessions through Sunday.
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Car stops to save woman on Atlanta streetcar
A Torrest avenue street car halted to avoid hitting Elizabeth Ivey at 151 Forrest avenue, injuring her but she recovered with minor injuries. Passengers were shaken as motorman used emergency brakes and reversed current. Mrs. J Y Couch’s daughter Matle suffered a skull fracture and possible internal injuries after a pedestrian incident the day before.
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Butler Street
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Grady Hospital
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Stewar Avenue
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Grade Hospital
Stationers Hold Annual Meeting in New Orleans
New Orleans April 19. About a hundred delegates attended the opening session of the annual convention of the South Atlantic division of the National Association of Stationers and Manufacturing. Delegates represented states including North Carolina Georgia Missouri Alabama and Michigan. The program opened with addresses on topics of interest to the trade.
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Stone Mountain Dinner Tonight Guests From South
Delegations from Alabama Florida Georgia and Missouri gather for a Stone Mountain banquet honoring Confederate commemoration led by state officials Governor Brandon and Senator Heflin with Gutzon Borglum as guest of honor. Plans include messages from leaders and an inspection of cliff figures followed by a Georgia barbecue and concert.
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Capahan
Phomna G. Melood
Floyd OU. Sheanaker
Missouri
A. M. Hyda
Cary Uarden
Florida
Th. W. A Melkenate
Leeaburg
Alabama
Kendal
W. W. Brandon
Thomas Heflin
G. H. Denny
Univerity of
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Walter F. Geore
Georgia
South
Mia
Daisy McLauren Stevens
U D. C
Brandon
Association
Stone Mountain
Samuel W. Venable
League May Play Part in Campaign
The League council sent its efficiency man to Vienna to steer Austria as parliament abdicated powers for two years. Zimmerman reduced 100000 government jobs and launched reforms. By April Vienna showed booming business, revived trade routes, currency controls eased, and living costs fell about 15 percent while Austria’s borders shrink through Paris peace terms.
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Funeral Service for F. M. Longley Held in LaGrange Georgia
LaGrange Ga April 19 special the funeral of Judge F M Longley prominent attorney who died at his son Franks home was held Thursday at First Baptist church He was a Tenn native born April 4 1839 and served in the Civil War before practicing law in West Point and LaGrange He served as judge of the Coweta circuit and was active in state and local affairs including LaGrange and Troup County civic work He is survived by Frank P Longley Peter M Longley Eldon Longley and Houston Longley along with a brother in Chattanooga and a son in LaGrange Funeral services were conducted by Pastor Vivian and Rev Spenser Tunnel with burial at Fairview cemetery.
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Chattanooga
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Los Angeles
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Wesleyan Seeks To Prove Claim As First College
Wesleyan College in Macon Ga plans to prove its priority claim in the Macon Centennial pageant set for May 10 at 2 pm The event will feature colleges that contested Wesleyan s status as oldest chartered women s college and will showcase scenes by the journalism department led by Mies M Virginia Gainer The cast includes faculty members and alumnae in a grand production aimed at presenting Wesleyan s historical credentials and identity.
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New York
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Garner
Montezuma Girl Wins Prize for Music Work
Clara Maria Queny of Montezuma, 61, daughter of Mr and Mrs JB Guerry, won a string of pearls at the Dawson third district clubs meeting for best original musical composition. Her piece, rendered by Clara Martin in B flat, drew applause and praise. The prize was offered by the Music Covers club of Montezuma.
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Sylvester Legion Guests at Tifton Banquet Highlight Event
In Tifton Georgia on April 19 special correspondent reports a big American Legion banquet hosting the C A Brownlee Post from Sylvester. More than 800 legionnaires and guests filled a tobacco warehouse decoratively set for the event with ample dining, flowers, and band music. The army style service served hot coffee as Red Cross workers and auxiliary members aided. Speakers included W C Bennett and R B Heinscha, with national vice commander Erle Cocke praising the Legion’s work and goals. The Wandford MacNvyder trophy, a $500 silver loving cup, was shown though the state’s membership contest delayed its presentation. The gathering celebrated post achievements and encouraged further recruitment.
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Jane
Vale
Red Cross
Stey Thresher
Tift County Post
Vrat
W. C. Bennett
Tift County
RB. A. Heinscha
E. Erle Cocke
Dawson
American Legton
W. A Covington
Moultrie
Inetsmey Toree
Wandford
Americus Couple to Celebrate Golden Wedding
Americus Ga April 10 Mr and Mia Alexander pioneers of Americas will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary next Monday April 22. Married in Americas by Cooper Godwin they have resided here since, with one son Smith Vander living in Jacksonville Pa.
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Mia AC Alexander
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Alexander
Sallie Elizabeth Beard
Cooper Godwin
Smith Vand der
Jacksonville
Alexander Family Anniversary Celebration Prominent Local Legacy
The Alexander family hosts a 50 guest anniversary event commemorating many years in their Spring Street home. Three grandchildren and one great grandchild are noted, with the family prominent in the community after over 25 years at the current residence.
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Dan Nex Laxative Promise Refund If Not Delighted
A bold advertorial touts Dan Nex as the greatest laxative tonic for indigestion. It claims rapid relief from heartburn, sour stomach, and sleepless nights, promising improved appetite, better digestion, and purified stomach and intestinal tract. The drill includes a money back guarantee after a week, with adults and children urged to try and report improvement or receive a refund.
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