Methodist Churches in Atlanta Back New Southeastern University
In Atlanta yesterday about 20000 Methodists pledged unanimous moral and financial support for locating the proposed Southeastern University in the city. Bishop Candler preached at Trinity church outlining the church’s role in salvation and the university’s importance to the church and the South.
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Methodist
Atlanta
Educational Commission of
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Southeastern University
Methodists of
South
Candler
Trinity
Warren Candler
Trinity Church
Atlanta Churches Back New University Effort
Bishop Campler urged Trinity and Atlanta clergies to support the new university in a major community undertaking. Emory College’s footing was cited, with past and current pledges from Trinity, Grace, St Pauls, and First Methodist churches. Hundreds expressed support after services and pledges were made for funds and moral backing.
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H M DuBose
Fist Methodist Church
Atlanta
Narmeely Grace Church
C . Jones
St Pauls
Bartow County Buys New Road Machinery
Cartersville Georgia July 19 Special The commissioners of roads and revenue for Bartow county have purchased contingents from an Atlanta firm in a road making outfit that seems to be the most efficient. If it becomes property of the county as practically certain to, Bartow will have as good roads as any county in the state.
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Cartersville
Commissioners of Roads and Revenue
Bartow County
Atlanta
Bartow
Ed Thomas and Bill Harvill Join Thomas & Harvill Coal Firm
Ed Thomas and Bill Harvill, Atlanta coal dealers, sever ties with Georgia Railway to devote full time as president and GM of Thomas and Harvill. The firm operates two yards at East Hunter Street and Foundry Street, markets Blocton Cahaba coal, and asks friends to call Bell 2336 or phone 3585 for service.
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Ed Thomas and
Bill’”’ Harvill
Atlanta
Fuends
Harvill
Georgia Hailway and Electric Company
Thomas & Harvill
Bil Harvill
Tan
Ed Thomas
Ard
East Hunter Street
Foundry
Southern Railroad
Car Company and Son Act Welt
Thomas
Blocton Cahaba
Alabama
Duly City
Bell
Main
5Th Foundry Street
Baltimore Party Here on Tuesday
Mayor James H Preston of Baltimore and a party of prominent businessmen travel west by private car for 3,500 miles to promote the National Star-Spangled Banner Centennial in Baltimore September 6 to 13. The group includes Sheriff Thomas F McNulty and city officials. Atlanta hosting plans discussed.
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Baltimore
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Cumberland
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Cleveland
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Toledo
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Cimcinnati
Louisville
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Thomas F McNulty
Baltimore City
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Goldeborough
Municipal Journal
John C Lege
Baltimore Chamber of Commerce
Charles Kreuder, Jr
Preston E Milton Atfield
Maryland
Baltimore American
Raleigh C Smith
Baltimore News
A H McDonnala
Baltimore Sun
J Hampton Baumgartner
Batthnote and
Ohio Railroad
North Pont
Fort Wc Henry
Wilson
Taft
Roosevelt
Cox
Umn
Woodward
Cotton in Bartow saved by rainfall
Cartersville Georgia July 19 Special The heavy rains in Bartow county over the past two days break a long drought and saved cotton and young corn from irreparable damage The dry spell had parched gardens and crops but the rainfall revived ground and farmers look for a good crop this year
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Cartersville
Bartow County
Richmond County Club Commends J D Price for Agriculture Work
The Richmond County Agricultural club at its annual convention in Augusta expresses unanimous commendation for J D Price, commissioner of agriculture, praising his leadership in Georgia farming. It endorses the department of agriculture and lauds progress in hog cholera control, cattle disease eradication, and increases in corn, cotton, cattle, hay, and related crops, attributing these gains to Price and his administration.
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Augusta
Richmond County Agricultural Club
J D Price
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Price
South
Agricultural Department of Georgia
Agiig Culture of
Richmond County Agricultural Club Fm
JD Price
Prisoner's Dream Stirs Big Crowd at City Meeting
A heated forum on labor and religion draws a mixed crowd as Dr Lyons urges Christ centered justice and fair arbitration. speakers debate labor rights, capitalism, and Christian duty with Marion Jackson moderating and a socialist speaker challenging the faith-based approach.
Kodaks and supplies sent by parcel post
Fragmentary OCR notes show Kodak items and catalogs sent by parcel post. Mentions company department and Wattelmi tndv context unclear. Readable pieces indicate a Kodak shipment of supplies and catalogs during the summer season with vague department reference.
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Kodaks
Kodak
Kodak de
Baxtmient
Wattelmi
Tndv
Local Mortality Notices Outline City Deaths and Burials
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list deaths of A D Howard 14, Misa sua erue daughter, Martha King of Carnesville, Edward Bailey, and others. Details cover ages, addresses, survivor relations, and arrangements at Pattersons and Barclay Brandon chapels, Green Wood, and West View burial sites with planned services.
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Misa Sua Erue
Meyer Pf G Bettis
Collese Park
Charles Helteleie
Belle-Isie Auto Company
Mre Belle Bettis
Nora
Myrtle
Josephine
Fannie Bettis
Larkin Street
Barclay & Brandon's
Undertaking Chapel
Savannah Men Held in Greece by War Law
Detained by a postwar Greece Turkey law, Nick and John Peters of Savannah cannot leave Athens for home. A letter to their father, George Patern, says the two born in the United States studied at the Phi Jellinon Draftition School in Athens. The American consul in Athens hopes to obtain permission soon.
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Savannah Ga
Greece
Turkey
Nick
John Peters
Athene
Savannah
George Patern
Peters
Phi Jellinon Drafition Schoal
Athens
United States
Plan Country Club at Watson Springs Athens Ga
A plan is on foot for a magnificent country club at Watson Springs Greene county where Judge Hamilton McWhorter and several others have summer homes A tract of 170 acres has been bought and it is proposed to organize about 260 stockholders each taking one share of 100 Auto roads will be kept up from Athens Madison Washington Greensboro Union Point Maxeys Lexington and other points A big country clubhouse and racetrack combined golf links a big lake for inland coast delights and other attractions are projected The springs can be reached from Athens in an hour by auto.
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Athens
Watson Springs
Greene County
Hamilton McWhorter
Madison
Washington
Greensboro
Union Point
Maxeys
Lexington
Many Speak This Week at Gainesville Court
Athens Ga July 19 Special Two railroads bring on political speaking days during the Gainesville superior court session this week. On Monday W A Charters a congress candidate John R Cooper a candidate for the short term US senate and Judge Harris a governor candidate speak. Tuesday the menu drops one item and Tom Bell a re election candidate and GBR Hutchens a senate candidate will address the northeast Georgia folio. Wednesday the bill narrows numbers Governor John M Slaton will speak.
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Athens
Gainesville
Superior Court
W. A. Charters
Congress
John R Cooper
United States Senate
Harris
Tom Bell
Gbr Hutchens
Senate
Bacon
Georgia
John M. Slaton
Madame Caillaux Calm On Eve Of Trial In Paris
Madame Caillaux was moved to the Conciergerie after being held at St Lazare, where she awaits the trial for killing Gaston Calmette. Judge Louis Albanel will preside as Marie Tabart Willet acts as chief defense counsel. the case centers on alleged premeditation and a personal, violent campaign against her husband.
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Paris
Madame Caillaux
Conciergerie
Pallais de Justice
Marie Antoinette
St Lazare
Gaston Calmette
The
Tigar
Concierrene
Madame Cailauy
Assige
Madame Calllaux
Joseph Caillaux
France
Becaues
Oalmette
Disaro
Malmette
Louis Albanel
Madame Calaux
Maire Tabart Willet
Ex Sheriff Dunehog Faces Trial This Week
Rome July 19 Special The Floyd superior court criminal term opens tomorrow with several cases on the docket. Floyd county political tensions surge as W Dunehog is charged with intent to murder G W Smith, who was shot in a personal quarrel tied to the race. Smith, once deputy sheriff on JR Barron’s ticket, opposed Dunehoo for re election. Dunehoo withdrew after the shooting and Darron won unanimously. The case builds high interest as lawyers prep for a hard fought trial.
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Rome
Floyd
Darron
They Couldn't Marry and Died in Pact of Suicide
Lafayette Ind July 18 Grace Plant of Delph Indiana and En Beuhrer of Toledo Ohio are in critical condition after swallowing poison. Beuhrer told doctors they agreed to die because they could not marry due to his wife and three children. They allegedly left letters to relatives describing the pact.
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Lafayette
Ind
Grace Plant
Delph Ind
En Beuchrer
Toledo
Ohio
Caspital
Beuhrer
Miss Plant
Byane Addresses Record Crowd in Warrenton Speech
Hon A W Byane, candidate for Congress from the tenth district, spoke to a large audience in Warrenton yesterday. He was given close attention as nearly a hundred citizens rode from Sandersville and other parts of Washington county to escort Colonel Evans in honor of the occasion. He made a good THP session.
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Warrenton
A W Byane
Autes
Sandersville
Washington County
Evans
Mistress and Baby Bitten by Rabid Dog in Crisp County
Cordele Georgia July 18 a local incident reports Mrs Harris wife of a prominent Crisp County farmer and her infant bitten by a small dog thought rabid. The dog had shown odd behavior for years, attacked the hand of the mother and infant, and was killed. Mr Harris sent the head to the state health board for analysis.
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Cordele Ga
J Harris
Coney Settlement
Crisp County
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