Georgia Farmers Union hearing speeches and plans
The Georgia Farmers Union held its first session in the hall of representatives with papers read and discussions on fertilizer use. President Barrett and Alabama’s T E Pinegar spoke, committees were named, and delegates were urged to work for equal rights and fair cotton prices.
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le Georgia
Alvis
Farmers' Union
Fortia
Barrett
T. E. Pinegar
Alabama
H Mitchell
Clements Meriwether HO
J. Pittman
Polk
R W. Slaughter
Bartow
J Johornton
Monros
Wo P Walker
Spalding
Good
M Smith
Gwinnett
Halleman Houston
J.C Jenks
Henry
Robert Lee
Newton T & Roper
Hall
T le Hawkins
Washington
Irwin Terrell
H Ashmore
Carrol
John Dean Harason
Durham Gordon
Sapp
Chattahoochee
Daniel Rockdale
Wrenn Hall
Burne Bartow
Hirn Laurena
C. Tracy
Walker
Charles Pervis
W Singleton
OsKalb
Brayer
Paulding
Strickland
Walcox
J C Peek
Campbell
Pinegar
Georga
South
Georgia
Farmers Union
Dong Ins
Duckworth
Richardson Is Nominated for Eighth District Congress
The Democratic executive committee of the Eighth congressional district met here today and nominated Congressman William B Richardson for Congress after opposition dwindled.
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Richardson
Decatur Sia
Democratic Executive Committee
Eighth Congressional District
Geclarad
William B Richardson
Congress
Great Scandal In Patersburg Prompts Probe
An April 24 report from Patersburg notes a major scandal over the premature publication of a draft of the new fundamental law of constitution. The emperor orders an investigation to determine how the news leaked out and who shared it.
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S Patersburg
President Barrett Addresses Georgia Farmers Union Meeting
President Barrett of Thomaston delivers a lengthy annual address at Georgia division Farmers Union sessions. He extols unity, arbitration over lawsuits, agricultural education, and charity, notes the death of founder Newt Gresham, and answers hundreds of membership questions while detailing union growth from five thousand to nearly forty thousand members and eight hundred local unions.
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Georgia
Farmers’ Union
C . Barrett
Thomaston
Barrett
eGorgia
Georgis
cGorgia Union
Giate
Pastear
Aualey
Wilcox County
America
Savannah plans sub treasury in Savannah and Dublin relief drive
Savannah on April 26 formed a committee at the De Soto to draft resolutions asking federal authority to establish a sub treasury in Savannah. Officers elected: W F McCauley chairman, 4 D Waters secretary, Barron Carter secretary. Dublin special: nearly $500 raised for San Francisco relief. city $200 forwarded to Mayor Schmitz. residents pledged $250. Knights of Pythias Dublin No 8 added 25. Funds to be coordinated by Grand Chancellor Brannon and distributed by Calfornia to Calfornia recipients. Total Dublin drive expected to exceed $500 with other lodges contributing.
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Savannah
Georgia
de Soto
Washington
W F McCauley
Savannah Bank and Tust Company
Ve Cairmian
Waters National Bank of Brunswick
Barron Carter
Commercial Bank Savannah
Dublin
Dubin
San Francisco
Schmitz
Onal
Dublin Lodge
Calfornia
Parade Panamas and Bussey Reopened at Whitehall Street
Readable note announces a parade theme and street location at 28 1-2 Whitehall St in Atlanta Georgia. It mentions re shaped hats and a stylistic refresh. No additional events or dates are provided in the fragment.
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Panamas
Hata
Bussey
Whitehall St
Jlanta Ga
Worthy items merit careful appraisal in our collection
The note urges a critical examination of the gathering of such items. It implies value but stresses scrutiny and discerning judgment for inclusion.
Memorial Day Tribute in Columbus Honors Confederate Dead
Columbus observes Memorial Day with the Ladies Memorial Association leading ceremonies at the opera house and cemeteries. Rev Mo Elro delivers a speech at the First Presbyterian Church while the Georgia Industrial Home band from Macon performs. Confederate crosses of honor are awarded, and a long parade featuring military and civic groups fills the streets.
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Columbus
Ladies Memorial Association
Wallal Springer Opera House
Arordale
Linwood
Opera House
Rev & Mo Elro
First Presbyterian Church
Georgia
Macon
Anna C Benning
Lidzie
Daughters of the | Confederacy
Confederags
Carniagag
Bates
G J Peacock
Matthews
CL Willams
HR Goetentis
Hichard Howard
Cecil Neill
Frank Dumkin
Frank Gerrard
T Jem
Young Men's Christian Association secretary resigns in Columbus
Orpher Ta verey has resigned as secretary of the boys department of the Young Men’s Christian Association in Columbus and will move to Thomasville on May 18 to become general secretary there. The Peachtree Champions failed to field the De Leon Tigers for a game at Tenth Street Grounds yesterday as Viners did not appear, according to Captain Florendr.
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Thomasville
Columbus
Orpher Ta“vey
Young Mens Christian Ase Avwation of
Tigers
Peachtree
Once de Leon Tigers
Sty Grounds
Viners
Florendr
The SatUrday Evening Post as 10,000 salesmen
An energetic man could reach 50 people a day, 350 a week, to explain why to buy. Ten thousand salesmen would contact 3,500,000 people weekly, creating demand that could boost factory capacity. The Saturday Evening Post offers the selling power, reaching that vast audience 52 times a year for a moderate gym ad. Curtis Publishing Company, New York Philadelphia Bastow Curcaso.
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SatTurpay Evening Post
Fire destroys barn animals in Halcyondale
Halcyondale Georgia April 28 Special reports a barn and stables burned overnight killing nine mules three horses and five cows. The blaze near J L Sheppard is believed to have started from a cigarette stub.
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Halcyondale
Sheppard
Fulton county primary returns consolidated at court house
The Fulton county Democratic primary results were consolidated at the courthouse yesterday at noon. Oak Grove district showed slight changes with Hell 28 Blackburn 17 Slina 16 Reed 28 Slaton 37. Overall legislative totals: Bell 2087 Blackburn 1951 Sims 4660 Reed 1406 Slaton 2233. County officers listed with no opposition were reported in yesterday's Constitution.
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Fulton County
Court House
Constitution
Oak Grove
Hell
Blackburn
Slina
Reed
Slaton
Bell
Sims
Heed
Business Men to Meet Tuesday Form Atlanta Merchants Association
Next Tuesday at 3 30 pm in the chamber of commerce, Atlanta merchants plan to organize the Atlanta Merchants and Manufacturers Association to protect and advance local business. The group aims to attract trade, advertise members, establish a central headquarters, provide facilities for out of town buyers, and conduct events to promote aggressive regional commerce.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Atlanta Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Will &O
Thie Association
Macon to Host Next Royal Arcanum Grand Council Meeting
The Royal Arcanum of Georgia adjourned after naming Macon 23 as the next meeting site. L H Chappell of Columbus elected grand regent with RB Russell of Windsor as general vice regent and E H O Connor of Savannah as general orator. Georgia will send L H Chappell and L S Ledbetter to the supreme council. The order reports a sound condition and pleasant visits. next session set for Macon in April 1907.
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L. H Stappell
Columbus
Royal Arcanum
Grand Council
Royal Arcanum of
Georgia
Macon
LH Chappell
Lesterington
Rutland
Augusta
Police Matron and Captain Face Libel Trial In Court
Dispute between Police Matron Bonnefeld and Captain Moon in Tulsa leads to libel charges. Moon claims proof that Bonnefeld sent girls from the barracks to houses of ill repute and says he may press charges. Chief Jennings delays action amid Memorial Day exercises. board may order a joint trial or suspend the captain during proceedings.
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Bonnefeld
B Moon
Bahnefeld
Moon
Walter McElreath
Tulsa
Tibbs
Captain Moon
Howe
Bohnefelds
Jennings
Hohnefelds
Cantan Moon
Ie Wall
Terry
Police Board
Chinese Exclusion Laws Moderated by Cotton Mill Men
Measures favored by Cotton Mill men call for a lenient interpretation of Chinese exclusion laws citing annoyances to Chinese merchants and missionaries as a cause of missionary deaths and cotton boycotts. Resolutions also back a national forest reserve in the Appalachians and White Mountains along with a proposed meeting of kings and emperors in Europe.
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Boston
China
National Association of Manufacturers
Appalachian
White Mountains
Reception by the Bereans at West End Baptist Church
Miss Frances M Burks and her Sunday school class of about thirty young men the Bereans will host a reception Friday evening April 27 in their newly completed classroom. An excellent musical program features Nellie Nix Roy Keith Dave Silverman and Annie Laurie Langford. About three hundred invitations were issued for what is planned as a very enjoyable evening.
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Frances M. Burks
Clese
Frances M Burks
Bereans
West End Baptist Church
Lly
Mies Nellie Nix
Roy Keith
Dave Silverman
Annie Laurie Langford
Mises
Atlanta Bible School to Close Session May 11
The Atlanta Bible school at 88 Cooper street announces a programme from now until the session's close on May 11. Public lectures run 9:30 to 11:00 am and 7:45 to 9:00 pm with Dr Hunt completing the Book of Numbers and starting Deuteronomy. Miss Gray speaks on Joshua and Mrs Hunt on Matthew with other discussions planned.
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Atlanta Bible School
Cooper | Street
P Bloodworth
Dorsey, Brewster & Howell _Mill
Moses
Mississippi Postmaster Confirmed in Senate Action
Washington April 26 The senate in executive session confirmed Mississippi Wo F Jobbes as postmaster at Brook Raven, a promotion likely affecting local mail service and regional duties.
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Mississippi
Washington
Senate
Jobbes
Brookraven
Gold Engaged for Import to Country by Major Banks
Announcement states 4 million dollars in gold is engaged for importation to the country. The engagement is announced today by the Chase National Bank and the Hinayer National Bank, through the Mationat Oty henk.
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New York
Mationat Oty Henk
Chase National Bank
Hinayer National Ban
Carnegie gives Brown gift for industrial building at Wegre School
A conditional gift of £12500 by Andrew Carnegie to Bi College Atlanta was announced today by Rey R D Stinson vice president. The college, founded in 1881 by Geotela negroes, has students from 28 states and from Africa Cuba Jamaica and Bermuda totaling about 1000.
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Boston
Andrew Carmesie
Bi College
Atlanta
Rey R D Stinson
Myr
Carnegie
Stinson
Geotela
Africa
Cuba
Jamaica
Bermuda
extraordinary career of an american heiress
Dorothy Amhurst, Bar Harbor socialite, inherits 16 million dollars and vanishes, allegedly tied to the Prince of Russia kidnapping and Alan Drummond’s disappearance. Robert Barr presents a vivid, sensational novel A Rock In the Battle, part of a 150000 volume series by the Authors and Newspapers Association. The Sunday Constitution holds serial rights for exclusive city publication starting May 6.
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Dorothy Amhurst
Bar Harbor
America
Prince Lermantoff
Russia
Alan Drummond
Majeatya Navy
Robert Barr
Apoch
Cnersbod
Associationg Jenshka
Cape Vers
Covington Candidates For Legislature April Primary
Surprise move shakes Covington race as long time tax collector Boh Lewd enters the contest for the lower house. Other contenders include D J Adams long time school board member and Newton area leader, and F Ballard a respected county citizen. Primary set for May 8.
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Covington
D J Adams
Newon
F 2 Ballard
May
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