Wheat Street Baptist church year in review
The 4the annual report details new members 342, deaths 42, total officials 506, and donations totaling 35 521.42 for Bible conference charity home mission foreign mission education evangelism. Of the funds 8 960.20 will be raised on the new building as the church outlines plans for the coming year.
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Wheat Street Baptist Church
New Building Planned For Early Spring
Rev. J. James Bryant, pastor in charge, says the church plans a new building starting in early spring with a total budget of 32 549 86 dollars. He notes a church membership of 6 162, the largest among Negroes in Georgia.
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Georgia
Radicals of Labor Call Conference In Mexico City
In Mexico City on February 11 radicals who split from the Pan American Federation of Labor call a conference. The program will include discussion of the federation meeting and the development of a program aimed at that organization.
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Proclamation Calls Special Senate Session in March
Washington February 3 President Wilson acting on the request of President elect Harding issued a proclamation calling a special session of the Senate to convene March fourth at noon. The session will consider cabinet and other appointments by Harding and likely last briefly.
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Kline Again Faces Indictment in New Jersey Trial
James Kline, held in custody, will be escorted to Trenton, New Jersey, to stand trial on an indictment charging a post office robbery. He has just completed a four year federal sentence for a postal law violation. An order for removal to New Jersey was signed in federal court.
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Japan weighs disarmament plan amid party split
In Tabyo February 3 reports state Yukio Ozaki submitted disarmament proposals to the Kansei Kai opposition party. Special committees of eleven party members review the ideas. Newspapers warn the plan could split the Kenaci Kai party as many endorse Ozaki but deem cuts to military and naval programs impractical.
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Bond recall complicates Brooklyn robbery case details
The secretary at a book company disclosed a Chinese puzzle linked to a Brooklyn robbery, involving bonds valued at 135000 dollars distributed in China. The firm bought 295000 dollars worth of bonds from Union and Planter Bank and Trust in Memphis, which informed them the bonds came from a Memphis brokerage. The company will recall the bonds and return them to the Memphis bank as they trace receivers.
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Bonds stolen in Brooklyn tied to Memphis seeking source
Memphis detectives trace two blocks of Liberty bonds worth 255000 passed through local hands to a Mississippi suspect and a man named B Anderson while another tied to Cameron of Mississippi, with W T Griffin predicting arrests soon as bonds move toward recovery. Chicago and New York authorities continue tracing 135000 in bonds tied to Brooklyn thefts and exchanged through T Childs & Co. sources.
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Jackson details testimony on Farm Bureau probes
L B Jackson testifies before a congressional inquiry into the American Farm Bureau Federation. He claims county agents and federal officials aided in organizing the bureau, asserting government involvement and questioning its independence from the U S Department of Agriculture and figures like David F Houston. He warns of covert manipulation of farmers by a private group.
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Mrs. Lizzie Adcock Dies of Heart Trouble Inquest Finds
Mrs Lizzie Adcock died of heart trouble at her son P L Adcocks home 23 Marcus street while alone. Her body was found by her son Wednesday night in a rocking chair. Inquest at Greenberg Bon Thurs afternoon heard she suffered heart trouble for twelve years. She is survived by three sisters and funeral is set for 3 pm Saturday at Owsley chapter with interment in the churchyard.
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P. L. Adcock
Marcus. Street
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Donehoo
Parisian Rage Hair Remedy Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement touts Parisian Rage as preventing baldness and dandruff. It promises easy prevention and a guaranteed money back if not satisfactory, urging readers to ask their druggist for the product.
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