Vets Organize Camp Longstreet in New Confederate Vets Group
An initial membership of thirty veterans formed Camp Longstreet yesterday in Judge Landrum’s office. The organization includes a novel feature an insurance benefit. R Burnburn of the city detective department was named commander and VA Wilson of Past Point as adjutant. A full meeting is set for September 7 to perfect the group.
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Recreation League Organized in Rome Holds Initial Meeting
Rome officials convened last night at the courthouse to organize the Rome Recreation League with BO Jeffries as temporary president H W Morton as temporary secretary and Berrien Chidsey as temporary treasurer A charter petition will be published and a future meeting will formalize the charter and permanence Three medical directors Dr W W Mangum Dr AC Chamblin and Dr George Smith were named A committee to locate permanent quarters was set to report later and the group may become the Rome Athletic Club.
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Rome Athletic Club
Children to swear loyalty to Mexico in Laredo
In Laredo Texas on August 27 authorities report a Mexico City order from the president directing all school children to pledge allegiance to their native land. Children will form a procession to the tetera building where a Mexican flag will be given to celebrate the occasion.
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Aeronaut W Andrews Injured in Tennessee Parachute Fall
Nashville August 27. At Tallyhams Tenn yesterday afternoon aeronaut W Andrews attempted an ascension at the grounds fell to the ground with his parachute. Both legs broken skull fractured and body badly bruised. He is believed fatally hurt. Andrews who hails from Paducah Ky is carried to a nearby hospital.
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Roosevelt in Cheyenne Attends Westward Tribute Speech
Roosevelt describes his ranch days on the Little Missouri and praises western men while touring New York and Ohio. He urges progress for America and notes Remington as a monument of frontier life, amid broad public ovations and varied audience reactions.
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Ransom Named Delegate to Vienna Commercial Instruction Congress
LA Ransom of Atlanta named by Secretary of State Koox as one of five US delegates to the international Congress of Commercial Instruction in Vienna from September 13 to 16. He is a leading cotton seed expert and longtime Atlanta Chamber of Commerce director, with ties to the National Council of Commerce and the Inter State Cotton Seed Crushers Association. The gathering will unite premier commercial figures to strengthen global South Europe trade relations.
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United States
National Congress of Commercial Instruction
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Austria
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National Council of Commerce
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Commerce and Labor
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National Council of Commeree
Inter State Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
South
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Athens
Roosevelt Day In Cheyenne Celebrates Wild West Past
Crowds in Cheyenne greet Colonel Roosevelt amid a grand park parade and arena show. Cowboys perform broncho busting and horse races while Roosevelt praises Remington and Geplyre, urging a remaining spirit of the West and American hardiness.
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Roosevelt in Wild Rodeo Draws Crowd at Indian Pageant
In a prairie spectacle Colonel Roosevelt presided as Teddy bucked and sent riders sprawling in a lively bronco busting and running wild. Claps and laughter followed Clark and Wallace as both were unseated. Indians in gaudy dress shook hands with Roosevelt and cheered the show along with Fort Russell cavalry and Squaws. The event closed with a broncho contest won by Scoville after two rides, while McKinley placed second and Thomas was tossed by Miller Kid. Governor Brooks hosted a dinner for attendees including Roosevelt, Richards, Judge Riner, Garfeld, Ade, and senators Borah and Warren.
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Maddox May Run Again As Atlanta Mayor In 1910
Atlanta crowds plot to urge Mayor Maddox to seek a two year term, citing the citys growth and bond plans for waterworks, schools, a new hospital, and garb age disposal. Other mayoral hopefuls may retire if he enters the race, with a mass meeting rumored at the Auditorium to rally voters. Delegates for Terrell County also named to the state Democratic convention in Atlanta on September 1 1910.
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Terrell County
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Thorsday
LC Hoyt
H B Worthy
J. Z Turner
JF. Cocks
Jonathan
Wil» Wael
New Suburban Resort Opens Near Hattie Hill
Reports describe a new West Haven suburban resort opened by J J West of the West Lumber Company at 13 kg miles beyond Hattie Hill on the Peyton road just off Gordon Street. West plans to keep it open for automobilists and visitors as a popular attraction.
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Revival at Conyers to Host Rev J D Keith
Revival services will begin August 28 at the Presbyterian church in Conyers Georgia led by Rev J D Keith of Lake City Florida. The meetings run daily for a week with services at 10 am and 7 30 pm inviting all denominations to attend and welcome him back to Conyers.
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