Many Attend Chicago Meeting in Florida Chapter News
Tallahassee July 7 reports many attendees for a Chicago meeting amid a family reunion at a host site. Mrs. Harman and Clem Hampton will stay a few days longer. Miss Frampton heads the Florida art board for the year. Florida delegates expected to join the Chicago gathering with low railroad and Pullman rates.
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Finley Haaeen
Gwuluroan
Lullegr
Himes
Weat Pal Beach
Twa Dochipma
Tamya
Ilmes
Uittle Sons
Gerry
Tonger
PalatHa
Mike
Palm Beach Hom
Harman
Clem Hantyton Joon Wein
A&y
Missy Frampton
Nboa
Florida
Chicago
One-Legged Man Walking From New York to Jacksonville
Jacksonville Florida July 7 Special Ralph Uvlompking the one legged man walks from New York to Jacksonville his route shows he will arrive July 10 in the city. He is traveling south through Georgia ahead of schedule and claims a 140 day time frame for the trip with Newark departure on April 10.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Ralph Uvlompking
New York
Georgia
la New
Newark
Blind and Deaf School to Build New Industrial Art Building
A contract is awarded for an industrial art building for the state deaf and blind school located at St Augustine. The legislature approved the appropriation, estimate set at 30000 dollars, and Halladay and Crouse of Greensboro won the bid. Construction will start immediately.
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Blind and Deaf School
Auguattr
St. Augustine
Halladay & Crouse
Greensboro
Palatka to Host Good Roads Meeting in July
Herbert Nace, president of the Florida Automobile Association, received a Palatka Chamber invitation to hold a statewide good roads meeting in Palatka on July 24. A related event, a Honda session, will be held the same time. High interest in speed runs is noted among local automobilists.
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Fla
Herbert Nace
Florida Automobile Assutation
Hi Mico de Montmullin
Palatka
Board of Trade
Lildas
Wrkaw
Assu
Falatka
Mr Race
Baltka
Hon
Woolen Out for State Comptroller Candidacy
Woolen, a veteran of thirteen years in public service, exits the race for state comptroller as a candidate to face the action of state authorities. The resignation was tendered by Woolen last week and follows a period of tenure in the department, with details of the fate unknown.
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Nashville
Woolen Batuides Inn
Ota
Hell
Pest
Raauitien
Oki
Delariment
Havirg
Alabama Being Freed of Tears Catile Ric
An unclear OCR style fragment mentions Alabama and a tense sequence with names and numbers. The item appears fragmented with multiple stray phrases and lacks coherent event details or readable entities to confirm a full news item. No definite outcome or actions are established due to text corruption.
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Alabama
Catile Ric
Decatur to Welcome Major Building Loan Company
A new large building loan company is set to establish in Decatur, with capital raised and plans moving forward. Details on the founder, location, and timeline were outlined, signaling a significant development for local construction financing and economic activity.
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Decatur
Tennessee Travelers Hold Second Annual Meeting
The Tennessee Travelers convened in Nashville for their second annual gathering. Committees reported to the treasury and president MF Fy delivered an address praising progress and urging passage of a bill to improve hotel conditions.
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Rpe Aly
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Miniature Alabama School Model Built by Auburn Students
A three foot by one foot miniature schoolhouse built by Alabama Polytechnic Institute students, following state education plans, is exhibited in the education department. The model shows front entrances, cloak rooms, library and chair room, and a long classroom with windows for light and ventilation, intended to guide schoolhouse design.
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Alabama Polytechnic Institute
State Education Department
Henry J. Willingham
Department of Edu
Department of Education
al Achoolthouse
Business Men's League Seeks New Members in Montgomery
In Montgomery on July 7 special report, Leo Klein is elected to the board of directors succeeding Ralph Quissenberry who resigned due to frequent absence from Montgomery. The league plans an active membership drive starting July, with a committee led by Stewart Mu Queen, JoS Eiickard, Hi M Hobble, and F Salter to recruit. Wood Fawcsett and John Brame appointed to attend the American Golf Association meeting at Bretton Woods, N H, and invite the association to meet in Montgomery in winter.
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Ala
Leo Klein
Ralph Quissenberry
Business Meng League
Quissenberry
Wherters @wing
Stewart
F Salter
Wooj Fawcsett
John Brame
League
American Golf Association of Advertising Clubs
Bretton Woods
Sergeants Shepherd and Moore to Remain in Alabama
Montgomery July 7 Special Sergeant Instructors Ernest G Shepherd and Bert Moore of the regular infantry will stay in Alabama. They had been ordered to Fort McPherson Georgia but funds shortage halted operations and return orders were issued. State militia officers praise their excellent work with the Alabama National Guard.
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Ernest G Shepherd
Bert Moore
Regular Infantry
Alabama
Regular Army
Fort Milkerson
War Department
Tafte Wete
Army
Referema Ty
Shepherd
Moora
Fort McPhirson
Wll
Moore
Dom Spiendii
Alabama National Gruard
Tuberculosis Hospital Opens at Wetumpka
Montgomery Ala July 7 Special the state tuberculosis hospital located at Wetumpka was formally opened last work. The hospital has been under construction for several months and has been built entirely to a labor of love. The building cost the state about 2002 dollars with equipment the labor and all free details. It stands on a hill above Wetumpka and Patin is considered one of the most ideas in the state. The build is said to be one of the most important in the history of care for whites and negroes.
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Montgomery Ala
Ihe Stit Tuberculosis Hospital
Ait Wetumpka
Tony T
Building News
Ptate
Whith
Patin
Alabama Lawyers Meet in Montgomery Soon
Alabama lawyers gather in Montgomery for an upcoming session. The event lists attendees and program notes reflecting the legal community's regional activity.
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Alabama
Montgomery
Birmingham Y M C A Opens Tuesday
The Birmingham YMCA will open on Tuesday in a new building that stands as a symbol of community and faith for the people of Birmingham. The article notes the structure as a central landmark reflecting the city’s religious spirit and civic life.
State Drugmen Meet Tuesday in Chattanooga
The Tennessee Pharmaceutical Association plans its annual convention in Chattanooga starting Tuesday at 10 AM. Druggists from across the state will attend along with specialists from other regions. The program includes river trips, Lookout Mountain visits, an automobile tour, social events, and a Cavalry drill.
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Tennessee Fharmaceutical Association
Chattanooga
Chattanooga Druggist Association
Tennessee River
Lookout Mountain
Eleventh Cavalry
Samuel Davis
Nashville
His A Robinson
Memphis
Hichard Smith
Columbia
F E Robinson
Dayon E . Trolinger
Jackson Ste Conger
Sewanee
Lantheon
Golfani Country
Chickamauga National Park
Fort Oglethorpe
Many from one city in race for Tennessee governor
Nashville July 7 Special Chattanoogans seek Tennessee governorship with four Mountain City citizens entered. Senator James B Frazier withdrew after appendicitis. Colonel W A Crabtree former mayor leads early, banker T K R Preston joins, socialist Harold also in race. Democratic field includes John R Neal and ex Governor McMillin. Hooper nominated by Republicans for another term. Campaigns expected after the August primary.
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Varel Harold
John R Neal
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Hooper
Pioneer Citizen of Chattanooga Is Dead
James Lo Whiteside, oldest native of Hamilton County, died Saturday at his McCallie Avenue home after four months of illness. He spent his life in the county, born on Cider Street, with several siblings noted in the obituary fragment.
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James Lo Whiteside
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Tio
Recruiting Offices Closed in Tennessee Report
Disjointed lines describe Tennessee recruiting offices shutting down amid unclear causes. The text mentions individuals and districts with references to military funding failure, but details are garbled and no official statement is provided.
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Tennessee
Kodak Vacation Pleasure at Jeh Muurt & Pons Store
Ad copy promotes Kodak products and vacation pictures with prices and people of interest. Encourages shopping at Jeh Muurt & Pons, 4 South Bridge Street, for all photogra phy needs.
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Kodak
Express Company Officials Meet to Discuss New Freight System
High officials of the Express Company met in Chattanooga on Saturday with L Loop, vice president, to discuss adopting a new freight billing and labeling system. The meeting aimed to improve efficiency and facilitate freight handling beyond prior methods.
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Express Company
Twla
Souvhern Express Company
Uchattanooga
L. Loop Vice
Careless Sid Gaby Details Incomplete Remarks
Fragmentary notes indicate Sid Gaby spoke carelessly about a certain matter. The record lacks clear facts on what he asserted or delivered, leaving questions about his exact stance and any potential implications for involved parties.
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Mer
Spotted Crops In Cotton Best In July Markets
New Orleans July 7 The cotton trade faces a weather driven week as mixed crop reports from Texas and the belt spark debate over potential gains or losses. Bulls expect a further advance if east rains ease while dry western weather could aid bears. The July position receives limited activity as traders await crop developments and spot delivery nears equitization.
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Texas
Atlantic
Memphis
Brit Aces
Cntron
South Carolina
The Only Way. Elder Baptism At A Val Meeting
An elderly man baptizes a novice at a revival meeting with a sharp eyed remark from a tall man warning against interference. The speaker says the person is an old silver and suggests anchoring him in deep water overnight, reflecting the era’s religious fervor.
Cotton meeting draws many governors to Atlanta plans
Macon Ga July 7 Special reports say the Southern States Cotton Conference will meet in Atlanta July 12 to study a plan for marketing the souths cotton crop at 15 cents. Governors Mann Colquitt Brewer Hooper and others indicate attendance or representation. Senator Smith and others in South Carolina Alabama and Texas pledge support while Georgia counties prepare to attend.
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Wotton Corporation
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Mann
Virginia
Colquitt
Texas
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Mississippi
O Neal
Alabama
Hooper
Tennessee
Smith
Punch Carolina
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Wiklahoma
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Tory
Temurruw
Dale Wadley
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Georges
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Ofbama
Mississppi
Col Charles J Shipp Leads 2500 In Sunday Organ Recital
A large Sunday congregation of about 2500 listened as Col Charles J Shipp spoke and delivered a recital program at the Starnes auditorium. The crowd heard the familiar hymn and notes from the organist while Starnes conducted the program amid the familiar tunes and hymns.
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Au Literlins of Starnes Sdclei
Wea
Starnes
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