Smith tour ends as mass meeting closes in Atlanta
SHORT ITEMS OF INTEREST report B Smith of New York speaking at the Grand House Sunday afternoon and farewelling after a three week southern tour. He urges new supporters to back his movement, with 20 additional names secured at last night’s meeting. The auditorium of the Young Men’s Christian Association was filled with prominent men on the platform as Smith made a lasting impression before returning home.
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Feed B. Smith
New York
Grand House
Young Men's Charistian Association
Christian Ie
Chrisian
Smith
Wolham
Savannah Man Arrested for Forgery on Train Pass
Savannah Ga November 30 Special Peter Wetzler was arrested on a south bound Southern railway train this morning and jailed on forgery charges. He possession of a return pass issued to a Savannah man bought from a Washington scalper. The conductor suspected the pass was not valid and brought the matter to City Passenger Agent Edward Thomson who confirmed the real owner matching the signature.
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Savannah
Peter Wetzler
Southern Railway
Wetzler
Washington
Edward Thomson
Alf Thomson
Thomson
Polis
Mothers' Congress to meet over Reed Smoot expulsion
At Washington on November 30 a convention of delegates from the National Congress of Mothers' Clubs and allied groups will plot a campaign to deprive Senator Reed Smoot of his seat. Mrs Frederick Schoeff of Philadelphia, president, calls all women seeking American womanhood interests to attend. Clergy are asked to hold services December 6 to denounce the Mormon senator and pray for his expulsion.
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Mothers’ Congress
Washington
Reed Smoot
Utah
Senate
National Congress of Mothers' Clubs
Church of the Covenant
Frederick Schoeff
Philadelphia
National Congress of Mothers’ Clubs
Wll
Supreme Court upholds Kansas eight hour public work law
The Supreme Court affirmed the Kansas eight hour public work statute, ruling the state may require contractors on state or local projects to limit work to eight hours per day. Justice Harlan said lawmakers bear responsibility if the statute is misapplied, while Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Brewer and Peckham dissented.
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Washington
United States Supreme Court
State of
Kansas
Harlan
Fuller
Brewer and Peckham
W. W. Atkins
State of Kansas
Atkins
Corporation of
Kansas City
Kans
Reese
Te State Supreime Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Turtiee Harlan
Old Maids Convene at The Grand for Charity Show
A large Atlantans crowd filled the Grand opera house for The Old Maids Convention a charity event that drew laughs and praise for its lively acts and costumed performances The proceeds go to fund a free kindergarten in Atlanta with a strong lineup of local talents and notable participants across many names in the community.
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Atlanta
Ceist
Old Man’s Convention
Mes J ¢. Scratchin
E. ‘Burnett
Hate Hunter
Lizzie Conyers
Alice Davis
Ade Evelyn Lewis
Mre J . Small
Lmy Ford
Daviddie Mobley
Lucile Dennis
Georgia Duncan
Leo Morehead
Mattis Eye
John Z. Moody
Witham
Mario Lewis
Rose White Steinhaugen
Ming Wille
Frank Edwards
Eatelle Moody
Arthur Conyers
Hallie Reese
Mies
Edith Duncan
Helen Isham
Anna Ingle
Ho, Reese
W. D Thomas
Vance Hunter
Cassie Greer
Francesa Duncan
Florine, Richardson
Rosine Raoul
Francea Newman
Florance Werner
Sarah Peel
Phoete Wetherill
Sulla Porter
Rollie Clark
Hattie Ellis
Milas Helen Pendleton
Alilhe PatteEgon
Louise Gay
Gladys Snook
Correia Gray
Ruby Rich
Florence Strans
Suaig Hunter, Manter
Sterling Hunter
Dava‘Silverman
Olin Dooly
D. P. Waltes
George McDaniel
Charybdis Balls Tomorrow at Halifax Park
One war vessel of the British North American and West Indies squadron lies at the park awaiting orders. The ship is to sail tomorrow with a plan to reach Florida, signaling continued naval activity in the region.
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Charybdis
Halifax
H. MW
Wit Aail
Seniors Defeat Emory Juniors For Pennant at Oxford
Emory College Oxford Ga November 30 Special In a thrilling game the Seniors beat the Juniors 6 to 0 on Hannor field securing the 1903 championship. First half saw no scoring due to fumbles and weak teamwork. Second half featured runs by Boyd and Hentz, a first and only touchdown, and a successful goal kick. Juniors defended late with a last drive to within 20 yards as time expired. Lineups list Weathers through Spear with officials and timekeeping noted. Standings show Juniors Sophomores Freshmen in pennant race.
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Emory College
Oxford
Hannor
Boyd
Hentz
Oval
Emory
Georgia Guditon
Weathers
Strozier Sloa
Scarfland Thomson
Funeral conducted for HC Richmond in Chattanooga
The funeral of HC Richmond a wealthy and prominent local business man was held at St Paul Episcopal church in Chattanooga this afternoon. The services were led by Op Gallor with Rev Dr Goodman and attended by influential business and professional leaders. The five mills tied to the deceased were closed for the afterhour tribute as the cortege departed for Batavia tonight.
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Edward Richmond
Chattanooga
Tenn
HC Richmond
St Paul Episcopal Church
Op Gallor
Goodman
D. A. Gondeell
Methodist Church
Batavia
Boll weevil convention weighs Louisiana action
Delegates from Louisiana parishes gathered in New Orleans to decide if a special legislative session is needed to curb the boll weevil. Cotton growers from Texas and Louisiana spoke as Attorney General opinions supported remedial measures. Roosevelt and Wilson indicated support for action.
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New Orleans
Lousiana
Flear
Louisiana
Texas
John P Parker
Quachita Parish
Cotton Exchange
Sabine
Macon Sleuth Under Charges
Montgomery officials report Gs Chambliss superintendent of the cordage works was arrested in Macon Ga on burglary charges. Chambliss returned claiming his arrest was unfounded and accuses detective Amerson of misconduct during transport including drinking. He threatens possible damage suits against Amerson.
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Montgomery
Ala
Gs Chambliss
Macon
Amerson
Union Station
Aiacon
Chambliss
Peonage charge laid to editor in Luverne Journal case
Montgomery November 30 Jono a McLendon editor of The Luverne Journal was arrested this morning on a charge of causing John Foster to be held in peonage. He was examined before a United States commissioner and was held under $300 bail to the federal grand jury. McLendon, formerly justice of the peace in Crenshaw county, faced the charge. Funeral of Monsignor Quigley held in Charleston
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Montgomery Ala
Jono A McLendon
Luverne
Luverne Journal
John Foster
United States
McLendon
Melendon
Crenshaw County
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