Water Board to Elect General Manager Next Wednesday
The Water Board plans a noon election for a new general manager and secretary next Wednesday. Colonel Woodward may be reelected, with supporters claiming nine of twelve votes, while opponents back W. Z. Smith. Some urge postponement until a state charter amendment allows voter election, arguing it benefits a future nationwide or year election.
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Macon War on Loiterers Sees Record Convictions
Macon Georgia police headline a continuing drive against loiterers and vagrants with record convictions this week for those brought before Recorder Daly. Chief Walter B Chapman and officers persist in pursuing the unemployed, reporting notable early impact.
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Dwight Praises Present Congress
Washington, February 4. Representative Dwight of New York, a Republican in the house, declared that no session in years has done as much work. In under six weeks the house passed army, deficiency, District of Columbia and agricultural appropriation bills and enacted a bureau of mines and mining, plus admission of Arizona and New Mexico. He said Republicans have not hindered passage of the president's conservation, anti trust, and railroad rate law amendments.
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Stuart to Speak at Grand Opera on Feb 13
Evangelist Rev. George R. Stuart will lecture Sunday afternoon at the Grand Opera house under the Georgia Anti Joan League. Topic is Whence and Whither the Southern Moral Movement. Reserved seats available at Grand box office after February 10 without charge. public cordially invited.
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All Coopers Strike in East Liverpool Pottery Mills
East Liverpool Ohio February 4 coopers in the potteries and slave mills struck after several nonunion workers refused to join the union due to religious views. The international union ordered a walkout. About 260 union coopers idle while religious members remain at work.
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City Street Improvements Considered by Council Committee
Street committee with Colonel T K Scott visited Moreland avenue and Jackson street crossings and Decatur street section to discuss grade crossing, foot bridge, and paving. They proposed a ward fund distribution totaling 20 for street repairs and chert paving, and planned further meetings.
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George W Muller Sells Stock in Manufacturing Firm
George W. Muller, organizer and former president of George W. Muller Manufacturing Company, sold his stock to Charles Krueger. He handled travel, design, and contracts for all output and now offers services in bank fundings and bank features, fine furniture, and overhauling in the English-American Building, Atlanta, Ga.
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Morris Brown College president denies Stinson misrepresentation
E W Lee president of Morris Brown College rebutts Rev R D L Stinson in a public letter. He claims four industrial features exist and cites campus work by students, a new laundry, nurse training, sewing and printing departments. Lee invites investigation and challenges Stinson’s salary claims and statements.
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Home Is Place For The Woman Says Ayres
Memphis Tennessee February 4 President Brown Ayres of the University of Tennessee tells Memphis graduates that the sphere of woman is the home and he opposes woman suffrage. He argues suffrage would destroy the home while praising trained women for Southern development and capital.
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Kemp family charged with peonage in United States court
A jury in Mobile Alabama found William 8 Kemp and his two sons William B and Inge Lb Kemp of Wilmer not guilty this afternoon in a peonage case. The charge stemmed from alleged forced labor on a work farm. The court proceeding concluded without conviction for the defendants.
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Castro Leaves for Tenerife in Private Correspondence
Canarian dispatches report former President C. Castro has left Malaga for Tenerife with intent to move to Central America to spur a revolution against President Gomez when Venezuela’s congress convenes in April to elect a constitutional president. Government holds the correspondence as reliable. Gomez backers unite while Castro supporters are imprisoned.
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Committee Chairs Meet at Lunch for Chamber Plan
Forty-one of sixty Committee of Sixty members attended the January luncheon at the Mechanical and Manufacturers' Club rooms in the Gander building. The gathering discussed the pending new loan negotiations with Rio Janeiro as part of a monthly series noted for producing good results. Government move authorizes a $60,000,000 Rothschild loan to convert external debt into 4 percent bonds.
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Terrible Eczema Cured by Cuticura Remedies
A Battle Creek woman describes nine years of relief from a severe eczema attack after using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent. She notes initial improvement after the first treatments and urges others to seek the remedies, offering to provide details by letter.
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