Davis elected first vice president of agents association
Word reaching Atlanta reports Harry E. Davis general agent for Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company in Atlanta has been elected first vice president of the companys Agents association at their annual meeting in Springfield Ohio Rebe Mer Davis noted for a regular city presence has built a strong record with his agency and the honor reflects well on him Frank T McNally of Minneapolis serves as association president
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Atlanta
Harry E. Davis
Georgia
Massachusetts Mutual, Life Insurance Company
Agents’ Association
Sprinsfield
Ohio
Rebe
Mer
Davis
Frank T. McNally
Minneapolis
Bank Starts Building on West Broad Street
Savannah reports the Exchange bank will begin work soon on a new West Broad Street building estimated to cost 160000 dollars. The contract is to be awarded in a few days.
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Bank
Savannah
Exchange Bank
West Broad Street
Ex Gov Hooper Named as Chancellor Nomination
Ex Governor Hooper was today nominated without opposition by the Republican party to be chancellor of the thirteenth chancery division Knoxville Tennessee August 23. The report adds French rubber artificial eyes are said to have advantages and be more comfortable than glass ones.
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Hooper
Knoxville
Tenn
France
Meeting to plan southern railroads safety drive
About forty safety officers from regional railroads will meet Monday at 9 30 in Room 711 Healy building to launch a railroad accident prevention drive for the southern region as part of a national campaign authorized by Director General Walker D lines The drive follows the no accident week in January in which the southern region recorded 81 reportable casualties versus 404 the prior year The meeting will be chaired by C M Anner son regional safety supervisor with A F Duffy of Washington as principal speaker
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Healy
Walker D
A. F.duffy
Washington
C. M. Anner
United States
Central of Georgia Railroad
Central of Georgia
Healy Building
Daly
Ansley
Parade of Labor Names Chief Marshal McElroy
Andrew P. McElroy, president of the Atlanta Building Trades Federation and placement officer of the Bureau of Vocational Education, has been chosen chief marshal for Labor Day parade on September 1. He previously served as marshal in the same role.
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Andrew P.mcelroy
Atlanta. Building * Trades Federation
Bureau of Vocational Education
Mr. McElroy
Labor Day Parade Plans Announced for Lakewood Park
Last Labor Day the parade and speakers program were announced for September 1 starting at 10 am. After marching there will be athletic events and festivities at Lakewood Park with prizes totaling 1000 dollars. George F. Haney will supervise events. Aides to the marshal include Adcotts and Wheeler. Division leaders include George Staffnell for building trades and H David for metal trades.
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Yths
Lakewood Park
Lakewood -Will
George F. Haney
A. Adcotts
Scat
Wheeler
George Staffnell
H. David
W. 3. Honea
W. W.brinsfield, Jro
James Harding
March of Unions and Parade Route Detailed
A list of unions including carpenters plumbers electricians and others is noted with a March formation plan. The parade will begin around the state capitol at Mitchell and Washington streets then proceed via Broad Peachtree North avenue Whitehall and Alabama to South Pryor Hunter and Central avenue before disbanding. Admission to grounds is free and talks are underway to use fireworks to celebrate Samuel Gompers.
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State Capitol
Mitchell
Washinston
Mitchells
Broad
Uup
Peachtree
North Avenue
Local Obituary Notices from Dawson and Nearby Areas
A string of brief obituaries lists Kate Rinighe aged 60 and infant children of Baxter and Davis, plus Homer Pitt of Colorado Springs to be conveyed to Atlanta for funeral rites. George W. Oliver, 63, of 47 Dean Street, dies. survivors include wife, two sons, three daughters, and two brothers. Mrs Mimie Arnette Roberts of Dawson dies after long illness, survived by husband and two daughters. Dr D E Pace, Dawson veterinary figure, dies at 45 after hospital operation in Albany. body to Dawson for funeral services.
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George W. Oliver
George. W. Oliver
Dean Street
Ha-ia
Charles A. and
Mack
Dourittera
WW. B. Hones
G. W- Hamilton
Roby Oliver
W.D
J.a.t
Pink Flynn
Bmor
M. A.roberts
Dawson
Mimie Arnette Roberts
George M. Roberts
First Baptist Church
D. E. Pace
Dayton
Davyson
Albany
Winfa
Pace
Horlanna
Ross Pace
Mills Sold In North Carolina Textile Deal
Cotton mills at Merion North Carolina were sold today to D D Little of Spartanburg South Carolina and Leslie Evans & Co of New York with Bassociates. The mills house about 70060 spindles and 11800 looms. Purchase price was not announced.
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Charlotte
N.C
Augibt Sa
Clinchfield Manufacturing Company
Merion
D. D. Little
Spartanburg
8. C
Leslie Evans & Co
New York
Bassociates
Passports to Europe Announced for Tourism
Washington August 23. Passports will be flagged after October 1 for travelers visiting France Belgium Spain Portugal Italy and northern Africa except Egypt, Secretary Lansing announced. Applications may be sent in before September 15.
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Europe
Wishington
Great Railroad Strikes in U S History Compared
A survey of major U S railroad strikes from 1877 to 1894 explains the scale and impact. It notes wage disputes, federal troop interventions, millions in property losses, and debates about government control and potential ownership of rail networks. Named events include the 1877, 1886, 1890, and 1894 episodes.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Altgeld
Illinois
Carroll D. Wright
Ron
Hayes
Maryland
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Reading
American Railway
Union Sailike
Pullman
United States
Watt
Mostly About Animals and their remarkable habits
A compilation of animal curiosities notes dogs, fish, condors, starlings, elephants, eagles, and frigate birds. It mentions elephants tusks weighing up to 98 hundred pounds, frigate birds living largely on the wing, and a famed explorer’s claim that all Nona are left handed.
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Redell
Siberia
Hallion
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Moon
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Billy
London
J. Caesar
Wilson
Furnishing Company
American Furnishing, Co
N. E. Cor
Pryor St
Auburn Ave
MELOY
OF Labor
Gram
Lakewood
Andy Melroy
Et Cal
Brotherhood of Railway
Carmen
Piney
Brotherhood of
Pape
Kate Knight
Kate Rinighe
Sam
McMartrey
McYfartrey
Birs
Charman Street
Kathrine Baxter
Sethe Baxter
Retura
Ned Baxter
James HE. Davis
James H. Davis
J. H. Davis,Sr
Carroll Situa
Homer Pitt
Homer’ Pitt
Colorado Springs
Cole
Rallr
Baltimore
J Vania
Erie
Femin
Ps M.arthur
Boston and
Maine
Pittsburg
Ieast
New York: Central
Knights of Labor
Animale
Ighter
Cstomers
Advan
Itis
Goodrich -Akron Ghio
iGood
Goodrich
Silvertown
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