Corn Club Boys Arriving for Georgia Show Week
The Georgia corn club arrives in Atlanta with 2 500 exhibits and hundreds of canned goods. Officials include Dr A M Soule and M L Brittain welcoming the boys at 2 30 pm. Judges begin evaluating entries as awards are set for Friday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Atlanta
A. M Soule
University of Georgia
M. L. Brittain
J. Phil Campbell
Corn Club
Capitol
Alcasar
Savoy Moving Picture
Peachtree Street
Vaudette
Whitewall Street
Montgomery
Peachtree
National Commercial Gas Association
Hove
Mary Creswell
Augusta
Will R. Tucker
Chattooga County
Chattooga
NotableVisitors To Discuss Canal In Atlanta Delegation
A 200 cover dinner at the Piedmont Driving Club next Tuesday night will host South and Central American diplomats and other dignitaries for the Panama Canal conference. The Georgia Cotton Mills and railroad leaders will join eight ministers, railroad presidents, ship executives, and Admiral Chester in Atlanta for the major trade forum.
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Firdmont
O'Clock
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Eiht
Steamship Company
Sourh
Georgia
C. M. Chester
United States Navy
Panama Canal
Duncan A. Metcher
Florida
John Berrett
Bureau of American Republics
Hoke Smith
Elihu Root
Archbald
Tiplomaats
St. Himo Mussengele
Foreign Trade Committee
Chamber
Washington
R. K. Evans
Mr. Massengale
Southern Railway
Sulzer
New York
Cotton Mil Men
F. B. Gordon
Columbus
Georgia Cotton MII Association
Walter G. Cooper
Wame
Georgia Cotton Mills
John Berkele Dies After Long Illness in Atlanta
John Berkele a leading Atlanta businessman of the firm Mater and Berkele died after several weeks illness at his home 896 North Boulevard He was 76 and had helped build the city from reconstruction days He led volunteer fire departments served as fire chief and council member before city paid fire service dominated his career and he helped found the first firearms store in the south
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Atlanta
Volunteer Fire Department
Council
John Berkele
Mater & Berkele
North Boulevard
Berkele
John Serkele
Broad Street
Tte
General Council
Second Ward
Calhoun
Sherman
James W. Englsh
Street Commission
John Berkeley
Charles Heinz
John
Henry Weinz
Alabama Street
South
Whitehell Street
Youngster Leads In M and M Contest in Atlanta
Alfred Martin of 276 West Thirteenth Street tops the boys and girls class in The Constitution’s M and M contest. He traded a donkey for a little Shetland pony, showing nerve and enterprise that the magazine praises as a path to success. The contest offers the pony to the most enterprising youngster.
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Georgia
Alfred Martin
West Thirteenth Street
Constitution
Atlanta
Alfred
Alfred Sayng
Donkey Trade Sparks Lead in Class Votes
The passage describes a candidate trading off a donkey for votes, creating many bidders and a leading vote tally. It warns continued effort is needed as rivals with similar setup could overtake. readers are urged to act and get busy.
Prisoner Hangs Self After Trial Hearings in Texas
LaGrange Texas December 4 After hearing the trials of fellow prisoners yesterday William Klemp awaiting hearing on a burglary charge hanged himself in his cell last night The jailer found Klemp suspended from the bars during his rounds in the jailhouse cell stated the sheriff's report
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LaGrange
Texas
Willam Klemp
Klemp
Oearh
Greece to Continue War If Needed Despite Armistice
Athens papers say Greece will press on without allies if required. Advices from Balaniki report strong opposition in Epirus and Turkish forces retreating from Monastir have not surrendered. London notes no armistice signing yet though expected. fortress surrender unlikely while provisioning rules stay. Conferences may be arranged in London after next week. A Greek appeal to the allies is described as dignified and touching.
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Athens
Greece
Balaniki
Epirus
Monastir
London
Turkey
Democrats Plan to Block Taft Nominations in Reading
Washington December 4 SpeciaL President Taft's appointees will face blocking similar to Georgia senate rejections under Governor Hoke Smith. Names include Mrs Helen D Lonestreet of Galneaville Harry B Edwards of Macon and others backing Colonel Roosevelt. Senator Overman says 409 to 500 Cleveland era nominations may be read into the Congressional Record if not confirmed.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Taft
Georgia Senate
Hoke Smith
Helen D. Lonestreet
Galneaville
Harry 8. Edwards
Macon
Roogzevelt
Cleveland
Overman
North Carolina
Senate
Army
Navy
James B. Ayleshire
Quartermaster Corps
William Wallace Wotherapoon
Iaat
Senator Overman
W. F. Frear
Harwali
Denied wedding she sues priest in Tennessee
Lessie Fatherly sues Father T C Abbott of St Patrick s church in Nashville for 910,000 alleging she asked him to remarry her to her former husband I Z Welsh and he refused, breaking up the marriage. Abbott says he told them he had no authority to marry without a dispensation and they were strangers to him.
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Nashville
Tenn
Lessie Fatherly
T. C. Abbott
St Patrick's Church
Miss Fatherly
Father Abbott
I. Z. Welsh
City election yields sweeping defeat for socialist ticket
James Woodward and the white primary slate swept to victory by a large majority. The regular ticket totaled 2,716 votes to 43 for socialists, while the Lakewood park transfer proposal failed 1,546 to 898. The total turnout was 2,794 with socialists absent in several wards and only four precincts giving Lakewood a majority. Ward by ward mayoral results show Woodward leading Henderson across most districts, with continued results noted for continuation on the next page.
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James
Woodward
Lakewood Park
Lakewood
Tenth Ward
Fallowa
Montgomery Student Tries Suicide After Car Exit
Katherine Freeman 21 of Montgomery Ala a business college student attempted suicide by swallowing strychnine after pleading with A H Folsom a young real estate dealer to return to her in his speeding car at Capitol and Woodward avenues near 101 Capitol Ave Witnesses say she cried I Want to Die and Leave me alone before being rushed to Georgian Hospital in critical condition Folsom reportedly had quarreled with her prior and fled the scene in his car to which she ran back calling his name before the poison took effect.
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Arthur H. Folsom
Katherine Freeman
Montgomery
Ala
Capitol
Woodward Avenues
Capitol Avenue
Georgian
Mleeman
Folsom
Poldoin
Machine
Kapitol Airella
Bert
Atlanta
Lambert
Weather Prophecy Rain Expected In Georgia
A weather report predicts rain in Georgia on Thursday and Friday with upcoming cooler temperatures. The forecast shows low temperatures near unknown values and highs around 65 degrees, with rainfall measurements for the past 24 hours and the year so far.
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Corn Club Boys
Fayette County
Ralph Whatley
Hoe
Jacob Fletcher
Leonard Stone
Warren Fletcher
James Lupo
Pleasant Dowers
Pearly Parker
Mallory Purvis
Rudolph Hogan
J. W. Weaver
Fred Sayers
Alfred Selman
Joan Glenn Cobb
C A. Hardy
Fred McKibben
Roy McKibben
Bart Threadeill
Emmet Wester
Emmet West
Joe Patterson
Ewell Nis
Bradley Hotlum
Gordon Murphy
Carey Roberson
Wyle Gammon
Jim Roberson
Homer Wook
Bernard Bryan
Johnnie Sutton
Ben Leath
Walker County
State College of Agriculture
Basiin
C. Kessler
St. Louis Times
Kessler
Pioneer
Kurch
Katherine Fleeman
Astrous
Henderson
A. Hi. Folsom
Osis
Arthur
Misa Freeman
Atlantic City
Birmingham
Boston
Buffalo
Clay
Charleston
Cage
Galveston
Hatteras
Jacksonville
Kansas City
Knoxville
Louiisville
Vali
Memphis
Mianti
Mobile
New Orleans
Eldy
Oklahoma
Pittsburg
Portland
Raleigh
San
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