To Ripen Cotton By New Process
Philadelphia reports a new Hall Cotton Reclaiming process claims to artificially ripen cotton bolls saving losses, expanding growing to northern states, and potentially exterminating the boll weevil. Contracts with ginners set 65 percent to planters, 3 dollars per 600 pound bale to ginner, 8 percent to Hall. incubation or chemical methods mature bolls in hours.
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Philadelphia
John B. Hall
Hall Cotton Reclaiming Company
Delaware
South
Philadelphia Commercial Museum
T. 5. Cave
J. M. Easterling
Bathwell
S. C
J. Wilwood Lee
The
Lee ‘Fire and Rubber Company
Commercial Museum
Pennsylvania
O'Neal
Kalb
Alabama
Hall
Louisiana
Colquitt
Texas
Ed. Watson
South Carolina
Southern Cotton Congress
Watson
Cave
Hall Company
Fr. G. Musgrove
Broad Street
New York
Musgrove
Algo
J. Williams
United States Arsenal
Barnwell
J. Grubbs
Richardson
J. 8
Jack Frost
Southern Printers Meet Opens Quiet Convention
A fragmented early report notes a printers and publishers gathering, discussing overhead costs and paper rates. The brief mentions the convention’s opening and general concerns about industry economics and cooperation among attendees.
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Ejiscat
Mass Sunday School Institute to be Held at Central Church
A mass meeting of Atlanta Sunday school workers is set for Sunday at 3 PM at Central Congregational Church to launch a three day Sunday School Institute led by Rev. William A. Brown of the International Sunday School Association. He will stay for two days of addresses in Atlanta and speak at related institutes in Macon and Augusta.
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Central Congregational Church
William A. Brown
International Sunday School Association
Atlanta
American Battleships cheered by Frenchmen
In Ville Franche France November 30 the US battleships Wyoming Utah and Delaware sailed as crowds cheered from the shore. The fleet split with plans to coal at Guantanalmo and rendezvous near the Azores before moving toward Mexican waters.
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Daniels
Arkansas
Florida
Naples
United States
America
Connecticut
Kansas
Clclons
Genoa
Gibraltar
Vermont
Ohio
Marseilles
France
Mrs McLendon Heads Georgia Delegation to Suffrage Convention
Mrs Mary L McLendon president of the Georgia Woman Suffrage Association and Leonard J Grossman legal adviser were named Georgia delegates to the National Woman's Suffrage Association forty fifth convention in Washington DC. McLendon, a longtime suffrage worker, will attend the full week as a strong advocate for a federal amendment enfranchising women while Grossman delays departure until Tuesday for business.
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Mary L. McLendon
The
Georgia Woman Suffrage, Association
Leonard J. Grossman
Association
Georgia
Washington, D.C
McLendon
DfeLendon
Washington
Grossmen
Lead Pencils Linked to Diphtheria Epidemic in Connecticut School
Suffield Conn November 3 Doctor Caldwell of the health board blames daily distributed lead pencils at Bridge Street Grammar School for a diphtheria outbreak. He ordered the pencils burned and banned the practice after finding most children mouthed the pencils, spreading germs. Fifteen of forty pupils in two rooms are infected.
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Suffield
Conn
Bridge Street Grammar School
W. TE. Caldwell
Health Board
Russia angered by death of Turkish prisoner Kavakli Mustapha
Dispatches from Constantinople say Russia protests a prisoner Kavakli Mustapha, sentenced for the murder of Shefket Pasha, died by his own hand in Istanbul. Russia accuses Turkish police methods of coercion and seeks full satisfaction from Turkey over the incident and the Young Turk leadership.
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London
Constantinople
Turkey
Russia
Kavakli Mustapha
Shefket Pasha
Kavakli
IC Ja
Prines Cabaheddine
Young Turk Party
Hussir
Oil Concession for Britain in Middle East
London reports the British government will secure an oil wells concession in Arabia Mesopotamia and Syria under a new Anglo Turkish treaty being negotiated in Constantinople. The pact covers frontiers the Sultanate Euphrates and Tisris river navigation and other matters.
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London
Arabia
Mesopotamia
Srris
Constantinople
Euphratesang
Tisris
Obituary notices from Atlanta feature multiple deaths
Several Atlanta residents are remembered in brief funeral notices. William Malcom Janes 87 longtime teacher died Sunday at his daughter’s home. funeral Monday with Rev John E White. Martha O Curses died at 156 West Fair Street. funeral Monday at 10 a.m. Interment Greenwood Cemetery. Thomas J Bacon 52 former freight clerk died Sunday at a private sanitarium. body to Winston Salem. Pearl McWilliams 28 of Ben Hill died Sunday. funeral Owl Rock Church Monday at 11 a.m. Interment Sharon Yard. E L Rickettes 84 died at 375 South Humphries Street. survived by wife and seven children. funeral arrangements later. Mary Wooten residence No 5 Bellwood Avenue died Sunday night. Barclay Brandon undertakers. arrangements later. Daniel Huns Hollis son of G D and Mrs Hollis died Sunday night at 7 30. funeral this afternoon at residence. interment West View Cemetery.
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William Malcom Janes
Atlanta
Charles I. Swift
Bedford Piseg
Barclay& Brandon
John E. White
Second Bar Uist
Martha O. Curses
Fair Street
J. G. Smith
T. P. Wolfe
Greenwood Cemetery
Thomas J. Bacon
Southeastern Freight Association
Pattersons
Mongay
Winson-Salem
Pearl McWilliams
Ben’ Will, Ga
Ben Hills
James McWilliams
Owl Rock Church
Il Gclock
Sharen Yard
E.L. Rickettes
Azeu iv
South Humphries Street
Harry
G. Poole
Mary Wooten
No. & Bellwood Avenue
Barclay& Brannon
Daniel Huns, Arcupt
G. D. Hollis
Peeples Street
St. 8
Lawrence
Archer H. Hollis
Victor Hollis
Hollis
Dan Hollis
M. George D
R. Laurance
V. R. Holli
Archer Hollis
West View
Robert Hamilton
Brown Hoyt
Janes
William Malcomb Jones
Willie J. Swift
Duna EK
Bryan
James Simmons
Corpus Christi
Texas
William R. Janes
Chatti Nooga
Tenn
Girlock
Barclay” & Brando
Tey Street
Ag Pallbearern
Thomas Williams
W F. Williams
C .Brisca
Frank Logan
Elijah Brown
Clarence Angler
Jedear Augie
John EH. White
Indian elephants gentle under kind treatment take center stage
Miss Orford and her three Indian elephants arrive from New Orleans for Forsyth week at the Orpheum. Chief Beavers’ riders escort the animals to the Fulson garage where they will be quartered. Miss Orford notes elephants are the most patient, forgiving animals, showing docility under kind handling after mistreatment.
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Miss Orford
Forsyth
New Orleans
Orpheum
Crescent City
Terminal Station
Avex
Playing with rifle ends in tragedy for young brother
In Asheville on November 30 a 2 year old boy, George Chackels, was fatally shot by his 23 caliber rifle wielding brother Eddie, who had just obtained the gun days earlier. The accident occurred on the back porch of the Chackels home and the bullet struck the child in the back. He died at a local hospital. The mother was said to be devastated by the loss.
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Asheville
George Chackels
Peter Chackels
Eddie
Chackeiss
Shaller Bay
Mutiny is Reported On 4 British Bark Lypton Near Seattle
Wasi November 0 The British bark Lypton bound from Sant Hosglia Mex for the Columbia River sailed off Cape Flattery seeking assistance. The revenue cutter Renaes cruises in the strait of Juan De Fues is believed to have none to the Lynton s assistance. The Lynton bound for Portland is supposed to have been prevented from entering the Columbia River by a storm sweeping the North Pacific the last few days.
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Seattle
Wasi
Sant- Hosglia
Mex
Columbia River
Cape Flattery
Renaes
Strait of Juan de Fues
Lynton
Yortland
North Pacific
Conference Ends at Macon as Candler Leads Services
South Georgia conference proceedings conclude in Macon with Bishop Candler’s sermons, deacon and elder ordinations, and the annual Love Feast. Memorial tributes honor deceased ministers George Ingram, Wesley Lane, D. R. McWilliams, and W. J. Wooten. Rev. Walter Anthony praised amid press controversy. Conference expected to adjourn by noon tomorrow.
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W. A. Bracks
Macon
Candler
Mulberry
Pierce Institute
Blackshaay
W. A. Huckabee
Walter Anthony
Bainbridge
Iso
South Georgia
Mr. Anthony
Mississippi
Stinson Addresses A M E Conference in Hawkinsville
Richard D. Stinson of Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute spoke to the Grorcia annual conferences of the A M E church in Hawkinsville. The large crowd heard calls for practical schooling and respectable work for Black youths. Memorial exercises were held. Rev L B Brown faces trial. Conference urged Ga trustees to withdraw from a related suit and Bishop Flipper announced assignments and transfers.
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Hawkinsville
Richard D. Stinson
Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute
Grorcia
J. C. Iverson
R. V._ Branch
L. B. Brown
Iw Ga
W. ©. B. Sherman
Atlanta Constitution
Bishop Flipper
Thomasville Schools to Observe Arbor Day
Thomasville Georgia schools will observe Arbor Day on Friday December. The Thomasville study class urges teachers and civic groups to foster tree planting for future generations. Farmers are urged to plant trees along road sides near their homes.
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Thomasville
Sacred concert at Holmes Institute draws crowd
Aimass meeting and sacred concert held yesterday afternoon at Holmes Institute led by president B H Holes. A large crowd gathered to support the manual education of the negro race with subscriptions taken to fund sending boys and girls off the street. The address urged aid to keep children in school and away from crime. attendees learned the institute teaches printing, dress making, laundering, chair bottoming, tailoring and upholstering.
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Aimass
Holmes Inestitute
B. Ht. Holes
Scndal
Entomologists to Convene in Atlanta December 30 31
The Entomologist Society of America with over 10 000 members will hold its annual convention at Hotel Ansley in Atlanta December 30 31. Hundreds of delegates from the United States and Canada are expected to attend, with many leading scientists from around the world. The association dates to 1845 and about 2 000 delegates are anticipated.
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Entomologist Society of America
Hotel Ansley
United States
Canada
Association of Economic “Ratomide Fists
Ansley
Atlanta
Milk Prices Expected to Rise in Atlanta Area
Information from Atlanta dairy patrons indicates milk prices will soon increase in the vicinity. The higher price is attributed to rising cow feed costs. It is unclear whether all Atlanta dairy men are acting in concert as several dairies had not notified customers by Sunday.
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Atlanta
Ad Men Meet Today At Ansley Luncheon
The Atlanta Ad Men's Association will hold a luncheon at the Ansley today. All members are urged to attend, making it one of the most important meetings in months.
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Atlanta
Ad Men's Association
Ansley
Fire damages Savannah Press building in downtown Savannah
Fire early this morning caused considerable damage to The Savannah Press plant at St Julian and Whitaker Streets. The origin is undetermined. a cigarette or match may have ignited waste, smouldered for hours, and broke out about 4 49. The business office, press, composing and editorial rooms were damaged. newspaper may move to The Morning News building if repairs delay.
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Savannah
Gaj
Savannah Press
St. Julian
Whitaker
Becker to Hear Argument for Husband in Rosenthal Murder Appeal
Mrs Charles Becker arrives Albany to attend court of appeals arguments on her husband former New York police lieutenant Becker sentenced to death for allegedly instigating Herman Rosenthal’s murder. Attorneys may seek to delay decision pending Schepps cablegram evidence from Paris.
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Albany
Charles’ Becker
Court of Sunpeals
Becker
New York
Herman Rosenthal
Joseph Shay
Leonard F. Fisher
Arthur K. Palmer
Rosenthal
McIntosh Speaks at Baraca Meeting in Thomasville
Henry St. McIntosh of Albany addressed a mass Baraca meeting at Broad Street theater in Thomasville as part of a series of winter Sunday programs for men by the Young Men's Christian Association. The afternoon featured Baraca music and a twenty-voice chorus. McIntosh also spoke at the Presbyterian church on Bible class work in Albany, where he leads a church with a large membership.
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Thomasville
Broad Street
Henry St. McIntosh
Albany
Christian Associatio
McIntosh
Presbyterian Church
Arrest of Zelaya Sparks Sensation in Nicaragua
In Tuа Del Sur Nicaragua the arrest in the United States of former Nicaraguan president Jose Santos Zelaya has caused broad sensation. Speculation surrounds the government’s plans, as he faces possible assassination charges and awaits habeas corpus results in New York City.
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Tua del Sur
Nicaragua
United States
Jose Santos -Zelaya
Nicaragas
New York City
St Philips Dinner Supper Fundraiser at Washington Street
The women of St Philips Cathedral host a dinner and supper in the Sunday school room at 14 Washington street on Thursday December 4. Luncheon from 11:30 to 2:20 features turkey cranberries and plum pudding. supper from 5:30 p.m. includes creamed chicken and oysters. Invited are business people and the public who may plan theater visits afterward. A long list of volunteer ladies is named as organizers.
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St. Philp's Cathedral
Washington Street
Robert Sharpe
A. L. Dunn
E. Bettiprow
We. MN
Li Noble
Armin Matter
Frank Aulen
Barnes
Qwens
WH Boylston
Misa Lula S
Walter Reynolds
Dirs. Eieins
Bure
Ig- P
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S.S
Kewhper
Grier Martin
Ketraw
MM. Gaines
Membrence Ance T
St.Paul Methodiat
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Tabernacia Hapiiat
Baptist
First Christian
Wesley Memorial
N. Ave
Pince de L'a Baptist
Inman
Druid Py
Britain
Wiliam M. Janes
Martha
H. Carlee
E. L. Ricketts
Daniel Hollis, Cane
Nana Nfd
South Georgia’ Conference
Pound
Davis and
Foundry Streets
Stewart Avenue
Jack M. Wilso
Jordan
Richmond Street
Arthur and
Wilson Streets
Candier
East
Harris Street
Piedmont Avenue
Forrest
George Adair
Alabama Street
John J. Woodside
Bell, Ivy
Real Estate
Waterman Ideal
Peachtree Circle
Peachtree Road
Fulton County
B. M. Grant & CO
Grant Building
H. T. M’intosh
Baraca
Ponce de Leon
Peachtree Street
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Taxicab
Servic Cole Book
Zelaya
Ubbard Bros. & CO
Hanover Square
New York Cotton
New
Orie “Cotton Exchange
Wlyernoah Cotton Association
Oiders
Gotton
Sinvite
Ompany
Theso ‘South
Eundng
Lodge
Atlanta Lodge
Jackson
Coeur de Lion Commandery
Nord
Peachtree
Caty
Order of the Red Cross
M.A. Wier
George Eubanks
Shumaker
G. Alp. Tripod
D. E. Attes
Fulton
Masonic Temple
Bans Boorstin
Ne M'Williams
James’, McWilliams
Harry G. Poole
Ivystre Corner Baker
Auto Ambulance
Harclay
A. O
Roy Donehoo
Marietta St. B
A. K. Hawes
Ouatlanta
Inepisaazmmm
Hughes Feag
Hughes
Speciatis
Third National Bank
Broad Mtreet
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