BG Convention Here Wednesday In Atlanta Educators Meet
The Southern Educational Association gathers in Atlanta with prominent educators from the North and South. Major W F Slaten heads the arrangements assisted by E P Burns as permanent secretary. About 1,600 delegates are expected at First Baptist church, with 19 000 programme copies distributed and hotel and rail rate accommodations secured. William T Harig will be a distinguished guest and speaker.
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Southern Educational Association
South
Asheville
Atlanta
Education
Burns
First Baptist Church
William T. Hariig
United States Commissioner of Education
Many Shriners Plan Journey to Oasis Temple Parade
A large Atlanta Shriners group will depart at 9 a.m. on a special four-Pullman train to Oasis temple in Charlotte, North Carolina. They will be met by Oasis Shriners at arrival, partake in a Nehht supper, then form a torchlight parade and hold a ceremonial session with initiation for about one hundred novices. Noble J. C. Boam is coordinating travel details.
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Atlanta Shriners
Atlanta
Oasis Temple
Charlotte
N. C
Fifth Regiment
North Carolina
Yaraab Nobles
Potentate Adair
Oasis Bhriners
J. C. Boam
Georgia Republicans to set date for state convention
The Republican State Executive Committee meets in Atlanta to choose the date for the state convention, convening at 10 am in the Senate chamber with W. A. Pledger presiding. Expected timing places the convention in late March or early April and delegates for the national convention in Chicago on June 21.
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Republican State Executive Committee
Atlanta
Senate
W. A. Pledger
Chicago
Walter H. Johnson
Georgia
Warry Stillwell Edwards
Macon
H. A. Rucker
Internal
H. L. Johnson
Atanta
Fifth
E. F. Blodgett
C. C. Wimbish
Gray
Fairburn
State Committee
Geor
City Council Debates Ministerial Salary Increases
The council plans a 2 PM adjourned session to discuss raising salaries of municipal officers. The majority report favors no raises, while minority opposition signals a stance against approving widespread boosts. Officials anticipate a crowded meeting amid concerns over a potential $20,000 yearly increase and political maneuvering.
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Council
Anance
Inman
Cornerman Harwellls
Inem
Terry
Harwell
Pierce
Amorous
Nelms Sought in Kentucky Murder and Abduction Case
Raleigh December 27 Special requisition from Kentucky governors for Charles Nelms, jailed in Asheville, accused of murdering his wife and implicated as principal abductor in the Millionaire Wentz case. Kentucky officers to arrive tomorrow to pursue the arrest, amid broader Republican leadership shifts.
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North Carolina
Millionaire Wentz
Kentucky
Raleigh
N. C
Aycock
Charles Nelma
Asheville
Nelms
Milionaire Wentz
Wentz
Noted visitors tour Atlanta with American Historical Association
Over one hundred members of the American Historical Association spent a busy day in Atlanta en route to New Orleans. They were welcomed by Mayor Howell and visited historic sites including Peachtree Street and West End, with brief receptions and a tour by special cars. They planned to attend the annual meeting in New Orleans.
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American Historical Association
Atlanta
Richmond
New Orleans
Howell
John 8. Coon
William Goodwin
Carnegie Narary
Elty
Piedmont
Professor Coon
Goodwin
Houston R. Harper
B. A. Elleby
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Avlanta
Caplie Avenue
Peachtree Street
Brookwood
Peachtree Creek
Battle Ground
West End
Nele Remus
Joel Chandler Harris
Georgia
Commonwealth
Union
Weat Point
New Orleana
Greater Georgia Association
Carnegie Mbrary
Lyman Hall
Technological School
M. Slaton
W. F. Slaton
Misa N. C. Bergeant
Misa Anne Wallace
William M. Goodwin
L. M. Landrum
Walter G. Cooper
M. L. Brittain
Association
Henry Charles Los
Ll.d
Goldwin Smith
D.C
LAD
Fist Vics
Edward McCrady
A. H. Clark
Charles H. Haskins
Clarence W. Bowen
Huggins Returns with Horses
Quarantine New York December 27 John W Huggins trainer for the Whitney stable in England arrived this afternoon on the Minnehsha from London He brought eight horses with him among them Aceful taken from this country for the English derby and Ravenstein one of Mr Buryeas crack horses
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Huggins
N. Y
John W. Huggins
Whitney Stable
England
London
Georgia towns swept by fire in Quitman and Senoia
Fire devastated Quitman warehouses and a Masonic lodge, with total losses around $25,000. In Senoia a brick cotton warehouse burned at 2 am, destroying 280 bales of cotton and 380 tons of guano valued about $59,000, mostly insured.
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Quitman
Senoia
Tillman Wardware Company
M. Bilder
J. O. Lewis
Masonic Lodge
Lewis Store
Tilman Hardware Company
M. Elder
Masons
Lewis
Couch & Co
Jaws Locked by Toy Pistol Fatal Lockjaw Death
Raleigh reports Benjamin Taylor a 10 year old boy among several injured by toy pistols Christmas day died of lockjaw this afternoon an hour after admission to hospital.
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Raleigh Boy
Raleigh
N. C
Sperial
Benjamin Taylor
Atlanta Enjoys Clear Weather Amid Holiday Festivities
Washington forecast keeps Georgia in fair conditions today. Cold blast hit Saturday but Atlanta warmed up, inviting residents to outdoor churchgoers and holiday gatherings. Visitors from the National Interleague Association enjoyed bright sunshine despite cooler than usual temps as they travel toward New Orleans.
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Georgia
Washington
Mercury
Atlanta
Interlea
New Orleane
Atianta
Bell arrives in Genoa for Smithsonian transfer
Genoa December 27. Dr. Alexander Graham Bell, inventor of the telephone, has arrived to convey to the Smithonian institution in Washington the remains of James Smithson founder of the institution.
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James Smithson
Genoa
Alexander Graham Bell
Smitheonion Institution
Washington
Fenoa
THREE MEN HURT DEATH FOR TWO IN FARGO FIGHT
In a bloody brawl at Fargo, Georgia, two men were fatally wounded and a third severely injured. Alfred Terry yardmaster for G. S. Baxter & Co. was shot in the back after Alfred Doyle was struck in the thigh. Gibson, a friend of Doyle, shot Terry and was later stabbed by Paine. Terry and Gibson likely will die. motive unclear.
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Valdosta
Fargo
Alfred Terry
G. S. Baxter &Co
Alfred Doyle
Gibson
Doyle
Terry
Paine
Mad Mullah Seeks Time In Somali Conflict
Rome reports Captain Blair of the Italian squadron arrived at Obbla aboard the Cristoforo Colombo. Emissaries were sent to the interior amid rumors the Mullah seeks to treat with Great Britain through Italy, though authorities doubt his good faith and view the move as a delay tactic while awaiting supplies.
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Rome
Blair
Somaliland
Obbla
Cristoforo Colombo
Great Britain
Levy Bros Buy 25,000 Barrels of Kentucky Bourbon
Cincinnati reports Levy Bros. purchased 25,000 barrels of Kentucky bourbon from the Kentucky Distilleries and Warehousing Company for over $400,000. The whisky rests in the Ripsey Ponded warehouse near Lawrenceburg, Ky. A $48 per barrel tax totaling $1,200,000 must be paid before securing the goods, bringing the total involved to more than $1,609,000.
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Cincinnati
Levy Bros
Kentucky Distilleries and Ware Hous Company
Whisky Trist
Lawrenceburg
Largest Clothing Store in the South Honors Variety
The six story department building with basement offers the biggest clothing selection in the region. It emphasizes both quantity and variety, promising the best choices for shoppers seeking diverse styles and sizes.
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Urand Opéra House
Piedmont Fotel
the Aragon
First Presbyterian Church
Imspire
Prudential
Englishs American
Constitution Buiding
State Capitol
Ray
Central Cntral
Forsyth Street Bridge
Central
Sata At Inc
M. Miller Co
Marletta Street
Maier & Berkele
Whitehall Street
Shriners
Charlotte, N. C
State Republican Committee
Mr. Johnson
Trust Company OF Ceorcia, Equitable Building
Quiman and
Toy Gon
Lumber Company
Paris
Eiseman Bros
Whitehall ST
Hess 8Hoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Dr. Deimela
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