Women Missionary Workers Convene Sixth Annual Council
The sixth annual council of the Women Missionary Workers of the Methodist Church South adjourned after a highly active convention that began April 12. The gathering highlighted support for the child labor bill, with key resolutions approved by the group.
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Council of the Women Missionary Workers of the Methodist Church, South
Social service aims push through Methodist council sessions
Eight days of conference sessions featured strong emphasis on social service and child labor issues. The council urged widespread social legislation study for youth in 1917, promoted community beauty for junior workers, and planned clubs for Mexican and colored women. It endorsed Keating Owen child labor bill and called for uniform vital statistics laws and broad cooperation with reform movements.
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Coun‘cil
Young Christian Worker
Education and Agriculture
Children's Bureau
Social Service
Senate
Social Service Program For Progressive Reform
A historical outline urges abolition literacy compulsory education laws juvenile courts censorship of movies strict drug and liquor laws cigarette sales control custodial institutions mandatory commitment social disease reporting and race relations reform. It calls for printing the program for conferences and auxiliary meetings.
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Sheliah
Boards of Health
Southern Sociological Congress
City will not pay, keeps stand on Destructor ruling
Judge Newman's decision in federal court awards Destructor Co. about 138000 plus interest and costs for building a crematory plant completed in 1914. Mayor James G Woodward vows the city will not pay a dollar, planning to appeal, arguing ventilation and daily tonnage issues.
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Newman
Federal
Destructor Company
James G. Woodward
United States Supreme Court
Frank HE. Callaway
Woodward
General Council
Annual Chautauqua Opens in Waycross
Waycross Georgia April 206 Special Tomorrow the fifth annual chautauqua will open in Waycross to last seven days. The program for the week is one of the most elaborate ever arranged for Waycross and the city is getting a list of attractions that are furnished the larger cities of the country. The chautauqua is going to be held under the auspices of the King's Daughters and there is every indication the attendance this year will be larger than ever before. Many banners and pennants have been used in decorating the city for the week.
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Waycross
Cyclone near Mobile kills woman and damages homes
A cyclone twelve miles west of Mobile in the Moffat road area killed Mrs. Lillie Cochran and slightly injured another person when a home was blown away. The storm impacted a well populated settlement, with several houses damaged. only the Cochran residence was demolished along a path less than 190 feet wide.
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Mobile
Ala
Moffat Road
Lillie Cochran
Georgia railroads open Atlanta offices for intrastate tariff revision hearing
State railroad commission learns a Georgia Class B and C committee will establish Atlanta headquarters next Monday to aid rapid information flow to shippers and the commission ahead of the June 26 hearing. The Southeast fourth section group will also base in Atlanta to prepare data for intrastate tariff revisions across the region. The Georgia petition follows the Interstate Commerce Commission fourth section order effective January 1. Meanwhile Harp Singers plan a sacred concert Sunday at the Soldiers Home.
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Commission
Georgia
Atlanta
Tila
Railroads
Southeast
Washington, D. C
Railroad Commission
Carriera
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio River
Georgia Commission
Interstate Commission
the Railroads
Southeastern
Negro Seeks Death In Jail Barracks Incident
George Henderson, identified as a negro, was found unconscious and was taken to Grady hospital Thursday afternoon after an attempted death by action at jail barracks.
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George Henderson
Grady Hospital
Henderson’s suicide attempt in police cell ends in recovery
After a failed suicide attempt in a police headquarters cell, Henderson tried hanging with a rope made from blanket strips. The rope broke and he was found on the floor by deputy Turnkey Jeff Whitley. He was recovering at the hospital Thursday night.
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Ollowing
Henderson
Jeff Whitley
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