Educators Gather for Southern Annual Conference in Arkansas
Leading educators from the south convene for the seventh annual southern education meeting in Fort Smith Arkansas with speakers from state departments Tulane and universities. The program includes addresses by President Glenn of North Georgia Agricultural College and Grace Landrum among others, plus prayers and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sperutara
Educarpartmen
Jude AD
Myndera Naxtistte
Henry T. Smith
Sfie
Saykenialf Fort Smith Arko
TP Burma
Neal Anderson
Tral Presbyterian Church
Ot Glenn
North Georgia Agricultural
Martin
Super T of Education
Bewth
Chlestine& Uurriah
State Athens Ga
Aber- Wil
Misa Grace W Landrum
Southern Assot College
Alabama
Harry C Gunnels
Fort Craighead
Tulane Union Educational
Bamen Tibrar Association
Af Department of
iWhrartew
Alreet Methouliat Jehureiy
Mra
Lindsay Patterson
Winsion-aalem
Mullins Hapter
Loutaville
Tecarnation
Southern
Grace W. Landrum
Rat Atlanta
Irmitroada
Feud Ends With Capture of Mat Royales in Coffre County
In Coffre County on the south side of Martia, two families the Walkers and the Royales feud for years. May 1908 a confrontation on the river led to Mat Royales shooting Walker, who died. Royale fled into the swamp then eluded capture for over a year and a half. A posse finally captured a young relative and brought him to trial as the Royales face justice for the killing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglue
Quiet Martia
Coffre
J In
Walker
Matthew Royal
Iistead
Teyala
Royale
Fred
Mra Wealher
Rasala
Tim
Trearh
Aliic
Walker Charles Walker
Tel
Batilla
Graves
Lott
James
Gompers Opposes Labor Report on Alien Contract Law
Washington special reports President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor fully agrees with South Carolina immigration policy as interpreted by the Commerce and Labor Department. He criticizes the department's construction of the alien contract labor law, cautions against blocking immigration to the South, and calls for better wages to attract workers while noting the North pays higher wages for skilled labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington DC
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Lacerdia
Galicitor Barle
Department of Commerce and Labor
South Carolina
Wittekind
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Gomper
America
Jabor
Canae
New ‘Ork City
Samuel Gomura
Federation of Labor
Itelsard
Mbor
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Promises Instant Relief and Cure
A promotional notice touts Eclipse Catarrh Cure as Instant relief for catarrh with immediate air passage relief and a claimed permanent cure. It cites a Florida user letter, offers a sample and a week’s treatment, and urges readers to write for information and a booklet of testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evi
R. A. Wear
Orona
Fla
Adirese
Papal note explains Vatican stance on church state clash
A Vatican note to papal representatives abroad details the Holy See's reasons for opposing the French government's church state separation policies. It cites violations of religious rights, expulsion of Montagnini, and insists on ecclesiastical authority over worship and property. The note was circulated to diplomats as France faces debate over the 1905 law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Monaignor Montagnini
Porta
Holy See
Tne
France
Iiol. See
Chamber of Deputies
Ex- Tremier Combes
MF Pellotan
New Lot
Clemenceau
Combes
Crnin
Kyanre
Union of Church and State
Chamber
Sem Lagless
Roberts
Ribot
Great Britain
Italy
Ft Tandon
Falconio
United States
Agius
Philippines
Philippine
Washington
Manila
Monsignor
Averesa
Apow
Cuba
Ifavana
Miniter
Lrland
Ste. Con Gnuing Marland
Af Denye
Bryce admits he is the man for ambassador post
London and Washington dispatches report James Bryce confirmed by Mr Bryce as the British ambassador to the United States with Mortimer Durand succession under debate in Parliament. Officials avoid direct statements amid tense inquiry. The Foreign Office signals Bryce’s appointment is acceptable to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
James Bryce
Washington
Juanes Bryce
United States
Gold Glasses for Christmas at Jno L Moore
Gift exchange option offered at Jno L Moore and Barn with a presented item eligible for exchange after the holiday. Details indicate participation available on 42 GU road, Nireet Lrudenuas building, subject to desired exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Moore & Barn
Nireet
Lrudenuas
Passing Throng Reflections On City Life And Charity
An older prose piece contemplates urban life in Atlanta, balancing material progress with civic charity. It contrasts busy workaday vigor with moments of sentiment and kindness, recalling a recent hospital case and the daily needs of the ill and needy in a bustling city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidusy Ormond Ilania
Atlin
Atlanta
Mrerd
Win
Ue Horpitad
Leore
Tenuen
Oregart
A Christmas Spirit Through Atlanta Streets
A disjointed narrative traces a Christmas Eve in Atlanta where sighted onlookers miss a blind man and a struggling girl as they pass through crowded streets. A sharp-eyed donor, a groomed man, and various passersby reveal acts of quiet generosity amid urban tempers and hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chriatmar
Atlanta
Nm Hanil
Brom
Late Mail Service Delay Reporters Coluntua
A fragmented report notes continuing delays in mail service on December 26 due to issues with trains and railroad operations. It mentions late arrivals affecting coastal and inland routes with inconsistent schedules and worsened by weather and possible staffing gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumbie
Train delays disrupt late afternoon mail run in Montgomery and Birmingham
Incoming report from Atlanta describes mail delivery chaos as trains from Montgomery and Birmingham ran late into the night. The Melbourne or Micmingham lines were affected, with crews pushed past standard hours and the post office in Columbus receiving the mid afternoon disruption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Columbua
Montgomery
Micmingham
Traine
Starly
Hoadley Succeeds Bush in Alabama Company Leadership
Announced here today Colonel TG Minh January appointed as president for the Alabama Consolidated Contant Tron Company. Morris Wo Thush and William Seddon of Baltimore assume roles on executive committees, with Joneyh Fl from New York named to lead company properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Airminihans Aly
TG Minh Jan
Joneyh FliMoulles
New York
Gie
Alabama Consolidated Contant Tron
Morris Wo
Alabama
William Seddon
Baltimore
Agreeable Surprise at Basement Meeting With Professors
A chaotic draft describes a basement gathering where Professor Tol Kis and others are present. The scene notes pleasant surprise and a display of a gel band while discussing technical topics and moral aspects, ending with unclear reactions and a sense of unease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woleson
Dandie
India
Nates
Mexico Misses Case Against Exile Exemplar
Mexico argued before the court that authorities failed to show evidence of a planned external expedition. The article notes delays, arrest reports, and the potential impact on immigration actions as legal authorities weigh charges and defenses.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utters Educational Association
Ofers
Draughon’s Fan Peas
Piedment
Marsonvid Leforitions
Rolnanes Reece
MAT
Beory
J L Walker
Royals
More Walker
Atlanta Constitution
Review of Reviews
Success Magazine
Theas
Besiches
Amenea
THE
Atlanta, Georgia
Earle
Arlivar
Ted Masseit
Papal
Pius
Hans
Oni Ubon
Dave
Aift Ak Hawkes Company
Epticians
Wailtehall Street
Bath
Silk Sox
Law Bros. Co
Whitehall
Decatur
Bryce
Ambassador Durand
Sos
Wallang
Boer Acs
Arnold Shoe
Hoadley
Bush
Alabama Coal and Iron Company
Mexico
Laura Agurreth
Hastig
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!