Thomasville Interest in Projected Route for State Highways
Thomanville Georgia residents plan Monday meetings to perfect arrangements for the interstate highway convention in Albany on Tuesday. Enthusiasm grows in Thomasville Monticello and Boston for a road network, with the route largely following The Constitution's Round-the-State plan to spur progress and enable automobile travel to any destination.
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Thomanville
Albany
Boston
Monticello
Fla
la Arec
Thomasville
Camila
Bainbridge
Uut
Churches Strive to Reach Non Members in Movement
Protestant churches in Atlanta rally for a nationwide effort to invite every man and boy to join a church. Leaders from many denominations back the Men and Religion Forward Movement, organizing a board of managers and urging unity. An auction sale of Ansley Park lots also advertised.
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Atlanta
M. J. Cofer
United States
Canada
Georgia
M. Co
Ast
Wsek
Ing
Northen
C. B Wimmer
W. L. Lingle
Fred B. Smith
Men and Religion
Appest
Protestant Churches of
America
Deny discord report in the A. M. E. Church
D A Turner, president of the Women s Home and Foreign Missionary Society, writes to correct a Constitution article alleging a split between northern and southern AME church missions. She states both societies cooperate, share goals, and that the Norfolk conference granted equal rights. She notes Birmingham gathering aims to improve conditions for all races and invites members to participate. A notice also advertises low rates and a special train to Little Rock for the U C V reunion.
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Baltor
Women's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Birmingham
Ais
Mite Missionary Society
Norfolk
Ala
African Methodist Church
Labor union talks and delegates gathered in Atlanta
National Association of Stationary Engineers No 2 of Georgia hosts Columbus Pill of Boston as special deputy president for a Monday night meeting at 861-2 Central Avenue. DIL tours southern associations, LH Fenn urges full attendance, No. 3 members invited. Frank Morrison hails Atlanta trades unions and notes AF of L convention in city. Georgia Governor Brown names delegates J D Massey C D Puller H B King H P Melkieham I S Jonas to the Southern Congress on Child and Women Labor set for next Tuesday and Wednesday.
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National Association of Stationary Engineers
Georgia
Columbus Pill
Boston
Mass
United States
Central Avenue
Dil
LH. Fenn
Walter H Grant
Atlanta Typographical Union
Frank Morrison
A. F. of L
Atlanta
District Court of Appeals
Morrison Aio
Luther Stitt
Brown
Southern Congress On
Child and Women Labor
Capitol
J. D. Massey
Columbus
C.D. Puller
H. B. King
Augusta
H. P. Melkieham
Lindale
I. S. Jonas
Employers of Labor
Miss Berry In New York Talks Of Her Great Work
Miss Martha Berry known in north Georgia mountain country travels to New York to discuss next Tuesdays Berry School Association meeting at the Hotel Astor. She will meet Miss Anna Morgan daughter of J Pierpont Morgan a Berry school trustee. Berry outlines growth from a log cabin mission to large campus funded by gifts and public support. The school, serving poor mountain youth, has produced county superintendent of schools and telephony work among graduates. The event features Theodora Roosevelt and others.
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New York
Martha Berry
North Georgia
Berry School Association
Hotel Astor
Miss Berry
Anna Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
Miss Morgan
Berry School
Rome
Theodora Roosevelt
A. J. Montague
Virginia
George W. Perking
Mien Berry
Berry
Smith
Roosevelt
Lookout Mountain
McClellan to Accept Princeton Public Affairs Chair
New York April 16 Princeton trustees agreed to establish a chair of public affairs. George B McClellan former New York mayor will accept. Admirers raised 50000 dollars with J P Morgan contributing 12000. McClellan, in Rome, was notified and reportedly accepted by cable today.
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New York
Princeton
George B. McClellan
Herald
McClellan
J.P. Morgan
Rome
Aged Mammy Seeks White Plains Friend in Grant Park Trip
An elderly African American woman known as a mammy from ante bellum days wandered Grant Street seeking Miss Taylor Moore of White Plains Georgia. After long rides on city streetcars and a paper token, she was directed to Grant Park and must walk several blocks more to reach her old home and friend.
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Grant Street
White Plains
Miller
Frasery Street
Snd
Chile
Grant Park
Missua Taylor
Augusta Avenue
Aged Negro Messenger Retired On Full Pay in Macon
William Green aged 68, a longtime Western Union messenger and chief of messengers in Macon, has been retired on full pay after fifty years of service. The local unit discharged many black workers, but the head office gave Green a pension in recognition of his long faithful service.
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Macon
William Green
Western Union
Green
We Have Moved to City Office and Sta tnery Department
The notice states the business has relocated to No six North Broad Street at Foote & Davies Co. and provides the new contact number Main 61 for Main office inquiries.
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Statnery
N North Broadst
Foote & Davies Co
Second Annual Banquet of the Postal Club
The Postal Telegraph Club of Atlanta held its second annual banquet at the M. and M. Club rooms on Saturday night with thirty five covers. Speakers covered topics from The Postal Telegraph Club to The Law and the Telegraph, Organization, Office, Manager, Operator, and Clerk. Music featured violin and piano by F. Poundstone and C. H. Ashburn Jr., with W. C. Davit presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postal Telegraph Club of Atlanta
M. Club
Postal Telegraph Club
J. M. Slaton
the Law and the Telegraph
Thomas B. Felder
G. H Usher
Jease Hargrave
G. W. Ribble
C. B. Arrington
C. H. Ashburn
J. Poundstone
C. H. Ashburn, Jr
W. C. Davit
First Supreme Court Justice Lamar Delivers Clear First Decision
Justice Lamar, new on the Virginia Supreme Court bench, issued his first decision regarding a Norfolk lease dispute. The ruling upheld earlier findings that city taxes fell to the lessee under a 1792 lease, affirming the appellate court and stressing the value of lucid delivery and legal precedent in property taxation cases.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Justice Lamar
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
Lamar
Norfolk
Supreme Court of Appeals
Virginia
Bleckley
Wesle
Savannah
United States
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Forrest
George Adair
Sutherland
John B. Gordon
Kirkwood
Thomas
County
M. Lewis
U.S
Oo Ee
Ansley Park
Edwin P. Ansley
A. M. E. Church
Dai Turner
Connectional
Women's Home An Foreign Missionary Society
Little Rock
U. C. V. Reunion
Peachir
Pheey Mittes
George B. M’clellan
the Postal Club
Elele Terie
Bucki-Meader
J. W. Hatcher & Os
W. Mitchell
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