Rural Progress for the South Prominent Cotton Conference
The National Cotton and Cotton Products Association, to be reorganized at the Piedmont hotel in Atlanta, completed its perfected program. Morning sessions feature K G Matheson as temporary chair, invocations, welcomes, and talks by notable figures including Gov Joseph M Brown and Hoke Smith. Afternoon program covers railroads, agricultural education, and industry roles with multiple editors and officials speaking before officers are elected and committees report.
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G. 5. Weever
National Cotton and Cotton Products’ Association
Piedmont Hotel
Atlanta
K. G. Matheson
C. B. Wilmer
D.D
Matheson
Georgia School of Technology
Robert F Maddox
South
C. H. Pos
Progressive Farmer
Our Farmer
Charles 3. Barrett
Farmers’ Educative and Cooperative Union of America
A. ‘E Allen
Interstate Cotton Seed Crushers” Association
M. W. Richards
Southern Railroad
Dairy Press
J. R. Gray
the Journal
Clark Howell
Constitution
F. L. Seely
the Georgian
Joseph M. Brown
Georgia
Empire of the South
White
St. Louis
Waters Indorsed for Fulton County Board of Roads and Revenue
At a large meeting of citizens from several wards and South Bend district, T C Waters was unanimously endorsed as a candidate for Fulton county commissioner of roads and revenue. Waters, a 28 year resident, is a member and leader in the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and is expected to receive strong labor support as several divisions endorsed him and formed a campaign committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
T. C. Waters
Fulton County
Waters
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Aecal
L. P. Level Speaks at Baptist Training School Session
The Baptist Training school held its second session at the First Baptist church with speakers including L. P. Level from Mississippi. The schedule runs daily at 4:30 pm through the week ending in a late program, luncheon included, with activities continuing until 9.
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Baptist Training School Convention
First Baptist Church
L. P. Level
Mississippi
Tme
Sinking Spells End After Dr Miles Heart Remedy
Mrs Lizzie Painter of Sypeeville Indiana describes sinking spells every few days with cold hands and feet difficulty breathing and near fainting. after using Dr Miles heart remedy these symptoms vanished within weeks and heat trouble disappeared.
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Miles
Lizzie Painter
Sypeeville
Ind
Burial of Inez Mitchell Shrouded in Mystery at Dawson
In Dawson Georgia on February 1 a young white woman shot by Mercer Gay of Cuthbert and later died on Saturday was buried with Rev N B OKelley officiating. The woman’s identity remained unrevealed and no relatives attended. Mayor Marlin arranged for interment in the city cemetery as lawyers for the accused killer plan to surrender to the sheriff for a prompt trial. Also announced in Washington that Newton W Gilbert of Indiana was named vice governor of the Philippines, a post declined by Charles B Magoon. Charles B Elliott of Minnesota was named associate justice of the Philippine supreme court and a member of the Philippine commission and secretary of commerce and police.
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Gilbert
Washington
Newton W. Gibert
Indiana
Philippines
Charles B. Magoon
Charles B. Elliott
Minnesota
Philippine Supreme Court
Philippine, Commission
Secretary of Commerce and Police
Down on His Luck He Tried Death by Own Action
Memphis masseur Rene V Thirlot faced self destruction after unemployment and a separated wife left him penniless He bought carbolic acid but the druggist diluted it leaving him alive He asked police to detain him as he felt life was over and feared his wife might harm herself Meanwhile Judge Dudley DuBose a major attorney and former district court judge died at his Seattle home at 46 after months of illness He was a Virginia graduate and son of General Dudley DuBose survived by daughter Mrs William R Cocke and brother Robert Toombs DuBose in Athens Georgia.
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Memphis
Tenn
Rene V. Thirlot
Thirlot
Athens
Dudley DuBose
Seattle
Wash
Judge DuBose
West
District Court
DuBose
Robert Toombs
University of Virginia
William TR. Cocke
Robert Toombs du Bose
Survey to mark Peachtree Creek battlefield points
Washington February 7 Colonel Livingston introduced a bill to spend 1000 dollars for a survey of the Peachtree Creek battlefield with plans to mark key historic sites. The War Secretary is to appoint an Army officer or a commissioner if needed. Major Joseph B Cummin g, a former participant and Chickamauga Park commissioner, proposed for the role. The House also passed Lee's bill to return a small brass cannon captured from Milledgeville's Georgia Military Academy to the Confederate cemetery at Marietta. Senator Clay filed a similar measure in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
House Committee On Military Affairs
Livingston
Peachtres Creek
Secretary of War
Casen
Joseph B. Cumming
Augusts
Prachtree Creek
Chickamauga Park
Lee
Brown
Georgia Military Academy
Milledgeville
Marietta
Clay
Senate
Best Atlanta Soloists Sing in Sacred Cantata Bethany
Five leading Atlanta soloists Grace Lee Brown Mary M. O'Brien Robert D Armour John J. McTiernan and George M Daniel will sing the solo parts in the cantata Bethany at Sacred Heart church. The event raises funds for the St. Vincent de Paul Society to aid the poor of Atlanta, with a mixed chorus of sixty voices from Sacred Heart parish assisting.
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Atlanta
Bethany
George M. Daniel
Sacred Heart Parish
Neighbors Delay Hubby Meal Leads to Court Fine
Mrs. W. F. Pickett testified before Recorder Broyles that her husband came home drunk and threatened her with a pistol after neighbors visited his wife, delaying dinner. Pickett was fined 25.75 dollars and reproved for mistreating his wife due to daily visits delaying meals.
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W. F. Pickett
Waldo Street
Broyles
Pickert
Macon Voters Register for Annexation Election Opens
Macon February 7 Special Arrangements by Judge AW Felton in superior court set books for Registration to open Wednesday for the annexation election. Registrars will be at the office with charge and no one lacking proper eligibility will be denied. Interest runs high as the election promises the entering in of a large vote and several participants. Chamber of Commerce officials expected the process to stir discussion among business leaders and council members. Funeral services held for Frank Gunn of Macon with rites at Ep Iscopal church attended by many friends. Pallbearers named George Davis AG Millets and Winders among others.
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Macoa
AW. A. Felton
Superior Court
Panneate
Chamber of Commerce
Oth Council
Chamber
Frank Gunn
Macon
Frank’ Gunn
Will Gunn
Ing
Chi ‘Episcopal
Gorge” Davis
Arin.ag
Millets
Winders
University of Georgia elects officers and editors
Athens Ga September 7 Special The University of Georgia nears the election of Athletic Association officers managers and editors of The Red and Black. Candidates for president vice president secretary treasurer and editor roles contest on the trail while the nominating council meets Tuesday and secrecy is kept until Wednesday chapel election day. Only members of the association may vote.
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Athens
University of Georgia
The
Athletic Association
Red and Black
Witle
Athletic Council
University Athletic Association
Americus Officers Capture Burglars
Americus Ga February 7 Officers captured three white men believed to be professional safe breakers. They are jailed in Ameriana. The Lee Childers store safe was dynamited last night near Leesburg. building damaged by the concussion. A small amount of money was recovered after Childers paid out a large sum to farm hands on Saturday night.
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Americus
Lee Childers
Leesburg
Feagin
Ameriana
Childers
County and City Fund Hospital Support
Sumter County commissioners and Americus city council each appropriated 500 dollars toward the Americus hospital. An annual grant of 1000 dollars was set for the charity.
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Americus
Sumter
Americus Hospital
Brave Savannah nurses save patients from fire
In Savannah Georgia February 7 nurses at Parkview sanitarium carried frightened patients from a burning wing and fought through flames to save the sick before firefighters arrived. Private firefighting equipment assisted them as flames raged nearby.
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Brave Savannah
Savannah
Parkview Sanitarium
Enightsen
Cotton Exchanges Fight for Lie Hearing in Congress
Washington February 7 Special Both sides of the cotton exchange question will be heard before the house committee on agriculture next Wednesday Representative Bennett of New York arranged with Chairman Statt for representatives of the exchanges to be present at the hearing. About one hundred brokers and friends of the exchange will attend with leading counsel to present their case. The Farmers Union push to end exchange gambling in agricultural products and a damaging commission report have stirred alarm among exchange supporters as they prepare a robust defense.
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John Corrigan
Washington
House Committee On Agriculture
Bennett
New York
Statt
Farmers’ Union
Congress
Commission
Exchange
Officers Chosen At National Game Wardens Meet
New Orleans February 7 ten officers were elected by the National Association of Game Commissioners and Wardens. President T Gilbert Pearson first vice president L T Carlton second vice president D J Armstrong treasurer I L Dythe secretary G W Fields general counsel Joseph H Acklen. The general committee includes Frank M Miller Charles A Bedanug and A A Rider. Resolutions call for federal migratory birds legislation if constitutional, uniform state laws, state warden laws, inviting Canada and Mexico to join preservation efforts, and federal-state cooperation.
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New Orleans
National Association of Game Commissioners
T. Gilbert Pearson
North Carolina
L. T. Carton
Maine
D. J. Armstrong
North Dakota
I. L. Dythe
Kansas
G. W. Plelds
Massachusetts
Joseph H. Acklen
Tennessee
Frank M. Miler
Charles A. Bedanug
California
A. A. Rider
Minnesota
Springfield
Illa
Atlantic City
N. J
Charleston
Caneta
Mexico
National
Eniity
Elvoa
All Dogs Must Be Muzzled in Ottawa Rabies Outbreak
Ottawa reports a rabies scare with authorities imposing fines up to 200 on owners whose dogs are at large without muzzles. Since the crossing of the suspension bridge, 42 persons have been exposed or affected by roaming dogs, prompting strict leash rules and enforcement.
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Ottawa
For pure, sweet and whole ome. Flow. 3 aa
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Body of unidentified woman found in basement trench
New York dispatch reports a murdered woman found beneath a basement floor after being hacked on the head and strangled. Police link the case to a man known as Petersen or Tamsen or Thompson, who vacated an uptown apartment last week. A 19 year old silent girl and Pierre Loisel are detained. Petersen remains at large.
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New York
Petersen
Tamsen
Thompson
Expressman
August Petersen
Augusta Sophia Arkman
Pierre Loisel
Short Flight Made by Louis Paulhan
New Orleans February 7 Lews Peulhan made one flight of 20 minutes duration circling City Park race course then turned his Farman biplane west to Lake Pontchartrain and back a distance of miles. He reached a maximum height of about 600 feet.
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New Orleans
Lews Peulhan
City Park
Farman
Lake Pontchartrain
Man Captures Burglar Stealing Ham at Washington Street
Ralph Brown, aided by a fellow boarder, chased a burglar from Mrs. W. G. Chiles pantry on Washington Street. In a dark alley the assailant attacked Brown with a knife. Brown brandished his purse to deter him, sustaining a wound but thwarting the burglary as the suspect, Thomas Mim Fraser, awaits state court on burglary and stabbing charges.
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Ralph Brown
W. G. Chiles
Washington Street
L. P
Lewis
Mr. Brown
Fulton Street
Michiuea
Beef Fit for Washington Diners Sparks House Hearing
Washington February 7 A district food inspector testified that White House steward workers served beef described as ready to fall to pieces during President Roosevelt's tenure. The piece, bought as best grade and aged to tenderness, shocked lawmakers as inspector Dodge condemned meat found black and unfit for food in a Washington market. A footman for a wealthy family later ordered a cut from the condemned piece prompting sharp comments from a representative.
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Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Dodge
House
District of Columbia
Columbia
Warzhington
Johnson
Kentucky
Memphis Sleeper Service Discontinued by Southern Railway
The Atlanta Memphis sleeping car service will be discontinued as the last car leaves Atlanta on February 11. The final run ends the Memphis connection via Southern Railway, ending the overnight rail option between the two cities.
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Memphis
Atlanta
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G. 8. Weaver
Gia
Hoke Smith
National Corn Association
J. L. Godfrey
Omaha
Neb
County Board
Indorses
Baptist Convention
Mercer Gayuthbert
Inez Mitchell
Robert
Thirid
Ash
Peachtree Creek
Macon Voters’ Register
University
Daniel Bros. Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
San Francisco
Cal
Homan Pritachoff
Alameda
Gilbert Pearson
Ent
Louis Paulhan
New Sreek
Southern Pacific CO
Sa‘est
Breck Agnais
Pullman
Sara
Washington, Co
At- Ba
Montgomery
J. F. Fan
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