Georgia Bar Association Holds Open Session at Warm Springs
The Georgia Bar Association opened with nearly two hundred lawyers at Warm Springs Georgia with sessions crowded all day. Judge Horace Lurton of Nashville delivers the annual address tomorrow while the election of officers is set for Saturday. A memorial address honors deceased members and plans to send delegates to the American Congress of Tuberculosis are approved.
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Georgia Bar Association
Warm Springs
Lurton
Nashville, Tenn
Claude Nealy
Atlanta
Horace Lurton
Nashville
Circuit Court of Appeals
Sixth District
United States
Bacon
John 8. Candler
Candler
Spencer R. Atkinson
Pape Barrow
George W. Owens
J. H. Lumpkin
Reuben R.arnoldg
Burton Smith
Smith
Association
Pvill
Charlton E. Battle
Columus
Walter B. Hill
Harrison
Rvith
N. J. Hammad
George Brown
American Congress of Tuberculosis
Washington Dessau
Supreme Court
Committee On Judicial Administration
Orvill A. Park
D. Harrison
Wye
American Bar Asso
New Scale Of Machinists Reported In Birmingham
Birmingham July 3 Special. Union machinists present a new scale of 3 cents hourly for a nine hour day and demand a committee in each shop. Shops have not signed and none refused. The signing deadline is 9 AM Saturday. A coal miners' agreement may soon be reached after a conference between Coal Operators' Association and United Mine Workers of America Alabama district No. 20. Operators see potential settlement but express no certainty. Miners remain firm and calm. only essential mine work continues.
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Birmingham
Ala
Coal Operators’ Association
United Mine Workers of America
Alabama
W. R. Hairley
Raleigh tobacco market returns with Oxford leased warehouses
Raleigh North Carolina expects a revival of its tobacco market with two warehouses leased by Oxford firms. The industry anticipates handling up to 4,000,000 pounds this season with leaf entering market in August as the crop matures earlier than in the past.
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Raleigh
Oxford
N. C
Taleligh
Cotton Crop Unpromising in Tennessee Valley
Reports from the Tennessee valley indicate the cotton crop is far from promising this July, with unusually small plants due to drought and little rainfall since planting. Prospects say the crop may reach about 1 percent of average. Madison lodge officers elected include I. Wind and H. C. Blair. Huntsville news notes a potential gas plant sale and city lighting consolidation amid service concerns.
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Tennessee Valley
Huntsville
Ala
Madison Lodge
I. Wind
Noble Grand
H. C. Blair
J. Kennamer
C. A. Williams
Huntsville Electric Light and Power Company
R.C. Brickell
Puuplic Safe
Turkish Divine in Georgia Captivates Georgia Faithful
The Rev Badvelee Krekor Ilagap Basmajian a Baptist clergyman from Constantinople arrived in Tallapoosa on Thursday and spent the day visiting two Sunday schools observing the Presbyterian school then delivering two sermons He sang hymns in his native tongue recited the Lord s Prayer and preached to a packed Baptist church on the Crescent vs the Cross demonstrating exceptional pulpit power.
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Georgia
Tallapoosa
Badvelee Krekor Ilagap Basmajian
Constantinople
Presbyterian
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Baptist Church
Bank of Randolph Holds First Annual Meeting
The Bank of Randolph at Cuthbert announces its first annual meeting. President J W Stanford and cashier A J Hansell presided as 8 percent dividend was declared and 12 percent added to surplus. Directors reappointed with J W Andrews joining the board. officers retained. Will Test Their Speed at Oak Town Farm races near Carrollton. entrants include Sam Burpee from Roanoke with three horses and a trotting record of 2 18.
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Bank of Randolph
Cuthbert
J. W. Stanford
A. J. Hansell
J. W. Andrews
Carrollton
Kingsberry
Oaktown Farm
Sam Burpee
Roanoke
Ala
Atlanta Hosts Notable Guests For Association Meeting
The session will include a committee on legislation, a paper by Robert C. Alston of Atlanta, and reports from several standing committees. The meeting is described as highly successful in association history. Arrivals from Atlanta include Colonel B H Brewster, Victor Smith, Eugene Black, Samuel Evins, A H Davis, Alex Meyer, F E Callaway, W D Ellis, B F Abbott, T B Corrigan, J L Travis, W D Maniey, Mrs Loulie M Gordon, Miss Linda Gordon, and Miss Lula Roper.
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J. L.travis
W. D. Maniey
Loulie M. Gordon
Linda Gordon
Lula Roper
Southern Educational Association Adopts New Constitution and Elects Officers
At the Chattanooga session on July 3 the Southern Educational Association elected officers by unanimous vote: President J W Nicholson of Louisiana State University, Vice President W N Sheata Florida, Treasurer M M Ross West Virginia State Normal, Secretary Frank M Smith Tennessee. The constitution creates the association to develop southern educational thought with white membership, lists officer roles, committees, and a system of state managers. Resolutions urge rural school expansion, one good high school per county, and mandatory manual training in high schools, while thanking Chattanooga, railways, hotels, the press, and retiring officers for support.
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Southern Educational Association
Association
Board of State Managers
Manazera
Committee On
South
Chattanooga
Lake Shore
Michigan
Lake
Chautauqua
Celoron
Coney Island
Michigan Southern
Westfield
N. Y
Chicago
Toledo
Cleveland
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Columbus
C.C.C
St. L. Ry
A.J. Smith
G.P
T. A
Ohio
Death of Colonel Russell Remains in Civil War Legend
Postmaster W T Hutchens received a Cordova Mexico letter detailing the death of Colonel R A Russell commander of the Fourth Alabama cavalry in Forrests brigade and Wheeler's. A Jackson county Alabama native, he refused to surrender at war end, fled to Mexico, later practiced medicine in Cordova during a yellow fever outbreak and built a large practice and wealth. He returned to the United States once for a reunion eleven years ago.
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Forrest
Huntsville
Ala
W. T. Hutchens
Cordova
Mexico
R. A. Russell
Fourth Alabama Cavalry
Joseph Wheeler
Russell
Jackson County
Alabama
The
United
University of Alabama trustees elect Judge Coleman to fill board seat
The Tuscaloosa meeting chaired by Colonel J H Cadwell adopted resolutions upon the death of Colonel Martin L Stansel and elected Judge Thomas W Coleman of Eutaw to replace him. Hon John W Abercrombie outlined a broad program including reappointment of faculty and new chairs in philosophy and psychology, with military duties reorganized as a mainly instructional department and dormitory life expanded.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Board of Trustees
University of Alabama
J.H. Cadwell
Henry B. Foster
J. H. Cadwell
James E. Webb
Daniel Pratt
Hubert Davis
Phares Coleman
A. Wood
John Little
James H. Fitts
Robinson Brown
John W. Abercrombie
Martin L. Stansel
Henry B. Wester
Webb
Pratt
Thomas W. Coleman
Eutaw
Colonel Stansel
Edwin H.foster
Malcom C. Burie
Abercrombie
State of
Alabama
Creamer Promoted To Manager Of Western Union Office
J M Creamer, longtime manager of the Western Union Telegraph Office in this city, is promoted to manager of the Baltimore con pan office. He will leave immediately for Baltimore. Creamer, an electrician and telegrapher, rose from messenger boy to lead operator, and now succeeds his former teacher in Baltimore.
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Western Union
Baltimore
Knoxville
Tenn
J. M. Greamer
Con Pan
Creamer
Richmond
Jaiffe
North Carolina Republicans Silence on Politics
Raleigh July 3. Special. Republicans in North Carolina show unusual reticence about politics, declining to discuss plans. Party leaders may know paths, but others appear ignorant. Negro voters face elimination by Democrats, with many unlikely to vote in November due to poll tax or illiteracy.
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North Carolina
Raleigh
N. C
Pritchard
Tuill
Democrata
Large Crowd Going to Cumberland Island Excursion
A busy Cumberland Island trip scene unfolds as Atlanta residents and Retail Grocers' group reserve sleeping car space for the Southern Railway excursion leaving Monday July 7 at 8 PM. Named travelers include Henry Duran Chan Smith Conen Glenn Will Campbell and others plus engineers department crew led by R M Clayton J B Pritchet Vegi Manley and W E Ware with many planning bicycle trips to the beach.
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Cumberland
Southern Railway
John Glenn
Will Campbell
Prior
J. W. Kulpatrick
Engineer*s Department of
City
R. M. Clayton
J. B. Pritchet
Haroldeen
Vegi
Manley
W. E. Ware
Atlantic Coast
North Carolina Rural Delivery Posts Rural Carrier Figures
The Raleigh postmaster reports six rural free delivery carriers in the state, with about 1,200 post pieces arriving and deposits ranging from 0 to 2 cents. North Carolina has more offices that pay under 50 dollars annually than any other state and more offices than all but four states. In Knoxville Reverend William M. Green, of Canton Mississippi, has been named assistant pastor at St John Episcopal Church, aiding pastor Samuel Ringgold as his health declines. Dr Ringgold came from Hopkinsville Kentucky several years ago. He is father of J H Ringgold, chief clerk to President Milton H. Smith.
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FFP AG Bs Brabgueld Regulator
Atlanta
Gas
Les le Bne
North Carolina
Raleigh
Knoxville
Tenn
William M. Green
Canton
Miss
St. John Episcopal Church
Bishop Green
South
Sewanee
Samuel Ringgold
Ringgold
Hopkisville, Ky
J. H. Hinggold
Milton H. Smith
Toursville
Nashville
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