Labor Leader Speaks Tonight at Atlante Trades Event
The Atlante Federation of Trades marks its anniversary with a Turn Verein event in which James Duncan, first vice president and national secretary of the Granite Cutters of North America, will address the gathering. The talk follows recent interviews with President Gompers and other labor figures, highlighting Duncan’s authority on labor questions in the city.
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Hell
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Thia City
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Cup Presented to Walthour at Atlanta Bijou
In a crowded Bijou audience Robert Walthour, world champion bicycle rider, received a loving cup funded by Atlanta citizens. Lowry Arnold presented it and Walthour thanked others, saying he plans for Paris and France. Walthour and Gussie Lawson depart at noon for their Paris trip, friends hoping for success.
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Atlanta Labor Meeting to Discuss Wage Earners Interests
A large turnout is expected at Turn Verein hall for a Charleston era style labor gathering in Atlanta. Speakers include Mayor Howell Clark Howell and C T Ladson with Jerome Jones of The Journal of Labor as master of ceremonies. Duncan of the Scottish Americans is to be honored with a reception after the exercises. He arrives from Washington this afternoon and will be hosted by local labor leaders. CARES COLDS IN GREAT BRITAIN LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE full name required.
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Atlanta
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Seofenman
Washington
Poison Taken Civil Engineer In Savannah Hotel
Civil engineer J R James of Savannah was found unconscious in a Manchester hotel room, later identified as L 8B Robinson, after allegedly inhaling chloroform to dull pain. He was rushed to Grady Hospital, condition improving, questions remain about motive and whether the act was intentional.
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Trial date for Senator Burton moved to March 21
The Burton trial date in St Louis was shifted from March 7 to March 21 on request of Senator Joseph R Burton who posted a $5,000 bond. Judge Adams scheduled hearings for March 7 today at Burton's request. Captain George S Avery of Acworth Ga died at 11:30 this morning after a five month illness. He was born October 5 1929 in Rocky Plains Newton County Georgia. He married Ming Mary A Grage in June 1858 and served as captain of Company C Forty first Georgia regiment in the Civil War. He leaves a wife and two children Mrs Sidney Tippin of Kennesaw and John Bery of Atlanta. Funeral Thursday at 3 o'clock conducted by Rev W A Chastain and Rev A J Mofkin.
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Rocky Plains
Newton County
Georgia
Ming Mary A Grage
Forty-first Georgia
Sidney Tippin
Kennesaw
John Bery
Atlanta
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Sitan Church
A. J Mofkin
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Atlanta Police Establish School of Instruction in Department
The Police Commission voted to create a police school to train officers in department rules city ordinances and military tactics. Chief John W Ball urged the move and may serve as instructor with drillroom facilities at the station. Details of days hours and drillmaster remain to be finalized. Councilman Hillburn attended and showed strong interest.
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St Louis Officials Indicted in Naturalization Fraud Case
Federal grand jury indicts former Police Captain Samuel J Boyd and associates for conspiracy to defeat naturalization laws. Lavin and Fennare already sentenced to prison. Senate confirms nomina tions of three postmasters in New Mexico Tennessee and Texas.
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Gallup
Tennessee
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Memphis
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Texas
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Vernon
Cul lom Presses for Canal Vote
Washington February 9 The senate executive session opened formal consideration of the Panama canal treaty. Senator Cul lom chairman of the foreign relations committee defended ratification and said claims by Colombia over canal interests would pass to Panama’s new government. He urged avoiding amendments to prevent delay and said a ratified treaty would simplify securing future supplemental agreements. A vote was expected next week.
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Universalist farewell to Dr McGrawt and welcome to Rev Harris
The Universalist Congregation held its annual supper last night as a farewell to Dr McGrawt and a welcome to new pastor Rev Clarence J Harris of Winchester New Hampshire. Mr C Bond read the directors report showing strong membership and finances. Mrs Generve Ba-Tight delivered welcome remarks and Mrs Charles Ward gave the farewell and presented a handsome dress suitcase.
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Corpse Found Beneath Floor Near Athens House
A mutilated body with a bullet wound was found under the floor of a deserted house near Athens. Harry Waylor of North Carolina allegedly confessed to his sister that he killed the man and stole money and valuables before fleeing, with sheriff and officers keeping watch for his return.
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Weather forecast by region for midweek
Washington forecast for Wednesday and Thursday calls for rain in Georgia with increasing northeast winds and inland cooling. Virginia expects snow or rain in the south, moving north, with Thursday rain or snow and stronger northeast winds. Eastern Texas sees rain Wednesday, clearing to cooler and north winds Thursday. Tennessee reports rain in the south and rain or snow in the north with colder conditions by Thursday.
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Governor Frazier to Investigate Coal Creek Situation
Governor Frazier arrived in Knoxville from Nashville to assess the Coal Creek clash after four deaths and eight wounded. He may call state troops if lawlessness persists, as he also plans to consult legal advisors and monitor county action before deciding on further military involvement.
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