Atlanta to Host National Educational Association Meet
The National Educational Association's superintendent department plans to convene in Atlanta on February 23 24 and 25. Officials including Dr Emerson Irvin Shepard and local hotel representatives meeting to finalize accommodations expressed satisfaction with arrangements and projected strong northern and southern educator attendance led by university presidents and superintendents.
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National E Educational Association
Atlanta
Emerson
Te National Educational Association
Irwin Shepard
Nainal‘Educational Association
Irin Shepard
E. P. Bomn
Iwal Committee
Neect
Kansas City
Chicago
Ian Shepard
Slaton
Dr. Emergon
National Educational Association
Irvin Shepard
Hoke Smith
G. R Glenn
P. Burns
W. F. Hasen
National Education 4
Henry P. Emerson
Schools of
Buffalo
Department of
Stilon
J ‘Merson
William B. Merritt
Georgia
Awanta
Hiet
Howard J. Rogers
Department of Education
United States Bureau of Calion
Wo T Harris
United States
F Louis Selden
St. Louis
Andrew W. m
New York City
Albert G
Grand Rapids
Mich
Charles M. Jordan
Minneapols
Minn
Frank M McMurry
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
E H Mark
Louisville
J. H. Phillipe
Birmingham
Ala
Cinton
Marsh
Auburn
Paul H Saunders
University of Mississippi
University P. O
F. D. Moynton
Ithaca
Edwin A. Alderman
Tulane University
New Orleans
South
Charles W Dabney
University of Tennessee
Enboxiile
Tenn
Charles D. Mciver
State Normal and Industrial College
Greensboro
Lawton B Evans
Augusta
Edwin G. Caolae
Ills
Samuel T. Dutton
Alexander T. Stuart
Washington, D. C
Walter H Small
Providence, R. I
Elc. Branson
State Normal School
Athens A
Mass Murderers in Kishineff Trial Sentences Reported
The Kishineff massacre case concludes with Gnolachin receiving seven years and Mar osjelli five years in penal servitude for the murder of Jews. Twenty two co defendants got sentences from one to two years, one person six months, twelve acquittals, and forty eight civil actions dismissed.
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Kishinef
Besta Rabia
Gnolachin
Marosjelli
Bell rivals seal North Carolina telephone deal
Interstate Telephone and Telegraph and Southern Bell reach terms ending multiple exchanges and toll lines. Southern Bell to retire from Durham and other cities, taking over toll routes. independent firms consolidate to a unified system with no rate hikes anticipated and continued employment for staff.
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Interstate Telephone and Telegraph Company of
North Carolina
Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company
Feld
Durham
Interstate
L. A. Carr
Ienderson Telephone Company
Henderson
Carolina and Virginian Telephone Company
Carolina Tele Phone and Telegraph Company
Tarboro
Asheville
Southern Bell Company
George W Watts
Julian 3. Carr
L A. Carr
Gentry
Bell Company
Interstate Company
Whilmington
Goldsboro
Selma
Burlington
Greensboro
Winston
Caroling Company
Wilson
Kingaton
Fayetteville
W. T. Gentry
Bell
Ita
Oglethorpe Ball Clears $800 in Savannah Fund Drive
Savannah on December 21 reports Mrs W W Gordon, chairman of the Oglethorpe ball committee, says the December 10 event cleared nearly $800 for the monument fund to honor Oglethorpe founder of Georgia. The Association treasurer had $2,495.08 available for the project.
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W. W. Gordon
Oglethorpe Ball Committee
Colony of Georgia
Savannah
Oglethorpe
Colony of
Georgia
Baltimore Trust to Resume Operations After Receivership
The Union Trust Company board announced it will resume business after two months in receivership. Courts will be asked tomorrow to discharge the receivers. The firm has $1,000,000 capital stock and about $3,000,000 in resources.
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Baltimore
Union Trust Company
Christmas shoppers crowd Atlanta streets on a busy holiday Monday
A bustling Atlanta scene shows shoppers packing the streets, stores, and streetcars as Christmas draws near. Children, nurses, and vendors fill the scene with holiday buying, decorations, and gifts while Salvation Army volunteers collect for the poor's Christmas dinner, highlighting charity amid the commerce.
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Salvaton Army
Salvation Army
Atlanta
Department of Gulf seeks offices for Atlanta department
Desirable office space in Atlanta is in premium as the army department of the gulf, to be headquartered here, searches for suitable quarters. Brigadier General Thomas H. Barry will command the department and needs at least twenty rooms, with twenty four preferred, prompting consideration of corner buildings or temporary residences until a longer term location is secured. Captain Manly B. Curry invites offers by January 15, as offices will move here. General Barry’s return to Atlanta was welcomed, with a luncheon at Capital City Club and a committee of city officials extending formal greetings.
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Army Department of the Gulf
Atlanta
Thomas H. Barry
Quartermaster Jones
Manly B. Cucry
Department of the Gulf
Curry
Am Ter Department
Manly B. Curry
Exopire
Barry
Jones
Department
War Department
Arthur M. Ferguson
Ferguson
Fourteenth Infantry
DBAS
Kansas
Philippines
Porac
Luzon
General Barry
Capital City Club
Howell
M. T. LaBatie
Pierce
Longino
Girardeau
Inman
Harwell
Winn
Hynds
Turber
Breitenbacher
Key
Amorous
South Carolina College Denies Athletic Blacklist
Indignation rose in Columbia as word arrived that South Carolina college was blacklisted by the Southern Inter Collegiate Athletic Association. The college left the association voluntarily and argues its claim to clean title, amid a dispute over a student who enrolled a year ago but only attended this fall due to typhoid fever.
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South Carolina College
Columbia
Baton Rouge
Southern Inter-Collegiate Athletic Associaton
Fire safety standoff halts use of Alabama street building
A dispute involving Mary J. Rucker’s Alabama street property prompts the building inspector and city officials to bar access to the Shewmake Murphy store while warnings are posted. Fire Chief Joyner orders officers to fight fires from outside as insurers threaten cancellations.
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Mary J. Rucker
Alabama Street
Shewmake & Murphy
P. Richards & Co
Nunnally Bros
Pittman
Aetore
Shewnmake & Murphy
Orm
Murphy
Miz Rucker
P.ttman
Mayson
Joyner
Fire Department
City of Atlanta to get a new steamship named City of Atlanta
Ocean Steamship Company plans a second new steamer to be named City of Atlanta while the first will bear the name City of Columbus. Columbus officials praise the honor and a christening by Miss Maude Burnett is anticipated. The pair will be launched within about three months with captains named for Memphis and Macon vessels.
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Ocean Steamship Company
City of
Atlanta
Columbus
Givannah
Savannah
J. F. Hanson
Chester
Willam Scott
Board of Trade
Columbus Board of Trade
J F_HANSON
J. F Hanson
Macon
Ctizens
WILLIAM L_ LOTT
Memphis
City of Columbus
Burnett
Maude Burnett
G. Gunby Jordan
the Central
The
Railroad Commission
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