Griffin Board of Trade Holds Second Annual Banquet
Griffin Georgia hosts the Griffin Board of Trade banquet at the Griffin hotel with over 100 prominent business leaders attending. Five commissioners were elected to serve next year, including RO Crouch and J Mason, as officers and new plans were outlined by President J W Gresham and Secretary W B Royster.
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L. DL. Wallace
Griffin
Griffin Board of Trade
C T. Wensels
Board of Trades
J W. Gresham
Z R Blakely
Griffin Bayings Bank
W B Royster
RO Crouch
B. Brown
JP Mason
PJ Slaton
T H Wynn
Crouch
Board of Commissioners
Gresham
Stam
Board of Trade
Wrathes ‘Trade Board
South
Britin
MA Ramsey
Central of Georgia Railway
O J Stephens
D C Morgan
W Ob Nichols
G@ A Beckett
Frank Fint
G Andrews
Davis J Haliay
FW Drake
LH Back
J W Hammond
R L. Duke
Harry C Grimsley
Cotton States Seed and Fertilizer Company
Macon
Bestor Elected President of Chautauqua Institution
Arthur 2 Bestor of Chicago and Chautauqua was chosen president of the Chautauqua institution today, succeeding Dr George L. Vincent former president of the University of Minnesota who was made chancellor.
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Bestor
Chautauqua
Angret
Arthur 2
Chicago
George L. Vincent
University of Minnesota
Governor Appears as Assembly Debates Prohibition Clash
The Georgia General Assembly faces a heated week as Governor Harris urges prompt action on Western and Atlantic measures and prohibition bills. Prohibitionists push for a decisive vote, planning to block Senate measures from reaching the House temperance committee while scheduling possible afternoon sessions to press appropriations and state bills. The steering committee led by Fullbright outlines strategy to endure filibusters and secure a vote, with party lines tight and plans guarded.
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General Assembly
Atlantic
Har
Rla
House
Senate
House Temperance Committee
Andrews
Fulton
Health
Burke
House ‘General Judiciary Committee
Rules Committees
Rules Committee
House Prohibition
Full- Lright
Anstey
Fullbright
Feaver
Hopking
Thomas
Fulbright
Statehouse
Ansley Hotel
Fulbbright
Mr. Beck
Carroll
Tionista
Ledbetter
Polk
Sheppard
Sumter
Atacring
Jta
Fallbught
Anum
Fallbright
Measre Hopkins
Bawnras
Walton
Dorris
Crisp
Culpepper
Meriwether
Yeomans
Terrell
Dickerson
Clinch
Prohibition
Smith
Dade
Whs
Arnold of
Clay
Election called to vote on police commission abolition
The council debated a charter amendment to abolish the police commission and create a police control board. The measure, backed by eleven signers, would replace the board with a chief Inspector of police and a mayor appointed police committee from ten members, one per ward. Alderman Armistead opposed, arguing against city funding for the evidence and delay.
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Police Commission
General Council
Tames E. Beavers
T I. McCord
Board of Police Control
J_L McCord
Orville W Hall
Jesse M Wood
John T Dennis
J C White
Albert Thomson
John S Owens
J Lee Barnes
J W Maddox
C H Kelley
Edgar Dunisp
City of
Adsnis
Board of Police Commission
Atlanta Charter Amendment Reflects City Officer Terms
The text outlines an amendment to abolish charter offices and set the officer to be elected by the mayor and council of Atlanta. The officer would serve without a fixed term, remaining in office during good behavior and efficient service as judged by the mayor and council.
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Chartef
Atlanta
Comedie
Concerted Action for Mexican Peace
The article discusses U S Pan American military options over Mexico with Latin American ties. It notes the Brazilian minister in Mexico City as a key channel for American interests and mentions potential joint action if armed force becomes necessary to secure rail links and protect legations. It covers varied regional responses, the peace plan focus on sovereignty and elections, and U S warnings of possible measures if Mexico fails to restore order after Villa’s actions. Protests over confiscation of foreign merchants’ property in Chihuahua are cited.
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Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Legations
Americas
Mexico 9
Madero
Huerta
Wilson
Wilsen
White House
Cornish
Villa
State Department
Iiven Almerican
Chihuanua
Villa Denies Cursing United States in Chihuahua City
Reports from El Paso say General Villa denied cursing Uncle Sam and denied executions of Mexican merchants. Contradictory travelers’ accounts allege property seizures and six to forty-two arrests after a forced loan conference with foreign and Mexican merchants.
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el Paso
Texas
General Villa
Chihuahua City
Wills
United States
Ornelas
Villa
Juarez
Vila
Fidel
Confiscation of All Azores Ordered After Tirade
A general orders the seizure of all Azores following a fiery protest in which a speaker declares open contempt for the U S government. The figure cites twenty years of struggle and expresses willingness to endure more, framing the action as a decisive political move.
Eagles Convention Opens in Spokane Amid Improved Finances
Spokane, August 2. The Grand Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles opened its convention here tonight. The order reported its financial condition is better than a year ago, though 46 chapters surrendered their charters or were revoked.
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Eagles
Spokane
Wash
Grand Aerie
Order of Eagles
Perica
Uncle Sam Oil Company Advance Offer Seeks Osage Lease Backers
A 25 percent price advance is advertised for stocks in The Uncle Sam Oil Company amid claims of producing oil fields in Oklahoma Kansas and Osage lands. The notice urges small investors to join a national campaign to combat a so called oil trust while outlining lease holdings pipelines and expected gushers and promising potential profits from 2000 to 5000 barrel wells.
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Otete
Jawa
Nations
Middle West
Elf
Ekanens
Uncle Sam Ol
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Kansas
Okishomea
Uncle Sam Ol Company
Curt Givahoma
Feld
Unel
Bamfi
Milute yYenom
News 5
Times
Uncle Sam O1
Ita
Bili Sountiea
Oklahoma
Orage
Powee
Creek
Big Banke
Supreme Court of the
United States
Tis
Missouri
Uncle Sam OM Company
Osage Oil and Gan
Inter
Interior Department
Stars On Stripes
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Utility Commission
Crooke
Cushing
Texas
Ameri Warong
Ancla Sam Gil
Oil Trust
Dow
America
Onc
Layton
Uncle Sam Gil
Approv
Sts
Kanags City
Remittance Notice for Uncle Sam Oil stock in Kansas City
Partial OCR shows a remittance advertisement from Uncle Sam Oil Co of Kansas City Kansas for stock purchases. It lists quantities like 9, 1008, 3800 and 1000 shares with corresponding amounts, and includes a placeholder for the remitter name.
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Uncle Sam Oil Company
Kansas City
Kansas
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Lansing
Breckenridge
War Department
Sean C Canova
Enrique Colorente
Washington
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Carranga
Carranza
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Carranzan
Tamb-America
Lansing Jatly
Wen
Charles J Oconnor
Starming
Avila
Chihuahua
Treaures
Aso
Chihun
Oas City
Ornelan
Porder
Shivar
Famtonn
Eti ve—Delta
Shelton, S. C
H. L. Singer Co
Fain & Stamps
Walker Brothers
F. K. Adams (O
McCord-Stewart Co
Whitehall Street
Corner
Mitchell
Aripens At
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Sharma
Remitter
Uncle Sam Oil Co
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