Union Men Free by $1,079,000 Bail Bond Drive
Indianapolis January report states J E B McClory, acting secretary treasurer of the International Association of Bridge and Structural Iron Workers, left for Leavenworth with blank bond applications to secure bail for thirty two imprisoned members. Funds, mainly from labor unions, aim to free all inmates by midweek. Herbert S. Hoekin plans to refuse appeal. United States Attorney Miller will not contest outside state securities if other conditions are met. Wives of two convicted conspirators remain in town awaiting husbands joining them as the case advances.
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International Association of Bridage and Structural Iron Workers
Leavenworth
Kan
J. EB. McClory
McClory
MrCiery
Herbert S. Hoekin
Iran
United States
Charles W. Miller
Anderson
Philip A. Cooley
Frank J. Uigging
Mmoore
Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bank Starts New Year Rush
Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Co announces January interest on deposits. Deposits by January 19 draw interest from January 1. Pass books should be brought in to have interest added. Officers listed include George M. Deuwn as president and John W Grant as vice president.
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Beorgia Savings Bank and Trust Uo
STAH
Landacy
George M. Deuwn
John W Grant
Joseph EE
Boston
Joseph A. McCord
Arnold Broyles
Elian A. Hrown
Ed Ho Law
John Ll. Tre
Ginning Report Due This Week From Census Bureau
New Orleans January 5 The cotton market faces key guidance from the census bureau ginning report, with estimated totals under 14 000 000 bales. Bears push for near 500 000 bales ginned in late December while bulls see around 400 000. A sub 490 000 may lift prices. 450 000 or more could press prices lower. The report arrives Thursday at 9 a m New Orleans time.
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New Orleans
Census Bureau
Soie
New York
Currency reform hearings loom in Congress this week
Washington January 5 significant currency reform hearings are set in the house banking and currency committee. The money trust sub committee resumes probing financial operations and a Carter Glass led subcommittee will open hearings toward a general currency revision. Senate impeachment trial of Judge Archbald may end this week delaying broader legislation while ship ping trust inquiries resume before the merchant marine committee. Democratic caucuses in both houses plan to decide on Taft appointments awaiting senate confirmation and house committee assignments.
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Congress
Banking and Currency Committee
House
Money Trust
Carter Glass
Virginia
Robert W. Archbald
Senate
Archbald
Shipping Trust
House Committee On Merchant Marine
Taft
New Atlanta Typographical Union Officers Installed
The Atlanta Typo graphical Union No 48 installed new officers at Sunday’s meeting in Trinity Avenue Labor temple. J W Armistead becomes president with Theo F Holtis as vice president Walter H Grant as secretary treasurer Wardlaw as recorder and Odd L Sutton as arbitrator. Armistead is active in The Atlanta Journal chapel and local Odd Fellows circles. The retiring president L E T Bill is praised for expanding membership and exposing irregularities in state printing.
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Typographical Union
Atlanta Union
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Constitution Chapel
Still
Municipal politcs in Tifton sees mayor resign
Tifton Ga January 5 Special A sensational shift in city politics follows mayor W W Banks resigning effective January 6 and Councilman H H Tift resigning effective immediately Councilman M E Hendry had already given notice The council will elect vacancies at the regular January meeting next Monday night The caucus of mayor and council members produced a clean sweep plan for three new councilmen and one old member to replace multiple city officers with disagreement centering on clerk and treasurer duties.
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W. W. Banks
H. H. Tift
M E. Hendry
Hendry
Tift
al- Hed
R. EK. Dinsmore
Briggs Carbon
W. W. Bryan
T. M. Chestnutt
Mr. Chestnutt
W. ®& Walker
Chestnutt
G. W.coleman
Songs of Celebration Composed by Negroes at Emancipation Jubilee
A midnight service at First Congregational church (colored) marks the fiftieth anniversary of emancipation with music by Coleridge-Taylor and other black composers. Yofessor B G Brawley, M H Jackson, Burleigh, and Fisk Jubilee songs are featured. Rev A F Owen and Rev H H Proctor provide prayers and address on The Service of Freedom.
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Coleridge-Taylor
Babylon
B. G. Brawley
Atlanta Baptist College
M. H.jackson
Burleigh
New York
Fisk Jubilee Singers
Jesus
A. F. Owen
Tuskegee Institute
H. H. Proctor
Pidcock and Camilla to Get New Stations
The Atlantic Coast Line awards contracts to build new brick stations at Pidcock and Camilla. The Camilla station will be 207 feet long, replacing a structure destroyed by fire. The Pidcock station is also part of the project to restore service after the blaze.
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Pidcock
Camilla
Waycross
Atlantic Coast Line
Camila
Definition. From Judge. "Pa what is party loyalty?"
A concise quotation from a judge reflecting on political allegiance. The line frames party loyalty as “a hope of a good son.” The source presents a brief, period-voice excerpt attributed to a judge and elicits themes of family duty and political fidelity.
HELP WOODWARD URGES HOLDERBY
Dr. A R Helderby appealed at Moore Memorial church for a Christian response to the new city administration. He urged prayers for Mayor Woodward, calling him ordained by God and deserving of respect while serving faithfully. He warned against abusing officers and urged Christian support and sympathy through prayer.
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A. R. Helderby
Moore Memorial Church
Newelty
Paul
Timothy
Woodward
Aghea
Government should leave Indians alone says Indian affairs official
Washington January 5 The annual report from the bureau of Indian affairs to Secretary Fisher urges freeing Indians from paternal federal care. Robert G Valentine, former commissioner, hopes the United States will soon end guardian status and Indians will stand on equal footing with other Americans.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Fisher
Robert G. Valentine
Walker preaches on communion at First Presbyterian
Dr Hugh E K Walker delivered a Sunday sermon at the First Presbyterian Church before the year’s first communion service. He cited Psalm 78 19 Can God furnish a table in the wilderness and discussed Israelite wanderings and their failing to appreciate Gods blessings. The sermon warned that faith should grow with every gift from God.
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Hugh EK. Walker
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Walker
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