Demands of Trainmen to Be First Arbitrated
New York, July 20. A plan to arbitrate first the wage and other demands of trainmen and conductors against eastern railroads, then address the roads grievances, dominates discussions by the mediation board under the Newlands act. Officials expect a session tomorrow to craft an acceptable arbitration scope, with unions insisting only their long‑negotiated demands be heard first.
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Chauffeur Robbed After Midnight Drive Near Arch
Police search for two highwaymen who robbed a chauffeur and diverted his car toward Portley, after an attempted self defense left him wounded. The incident occurred on Fulll wenue in Inmin fark around midnight as他 fled toward the east. The driver was then struck and restrained, while the vehicle continued toward the river road.
Organized Baseball Aims To Curb Outlaws In 19th Century Shakeup
An report outlines moves to formalize baseball governance, reducing outlaw leagues. The plan centers on establishing ties with national and international bodies, consolidating teams under a centralized association, and promoting ethical play. Officials discuss integration with prominent leagues and a push to standardize rules nationwide.
Buy a Diamond on Deferred Payments Ad
Advert describes a diamond purchase plan with deferred payments. Buyer pays 52 down and 10 monthly installments, totaling 1250 value with 6 percent interest for 17 months. The offer promises clear costs and a booklet on diamond terms.
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Tm Tinee
Leading Baptist Ministers Debate Bible Reading in Georgia
Georgia ministers from Baptist and other denominations clashed over a Senate bill to require Bible reading in public schools. Dr John E White opposed the measure while Dr W Daniel urged passage with parental-excusal protections, arguing for moral and cultural aims within church and state separation.
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Mary
Bill
Bartow jury indicts cigarette sellers in city
Bartow county grand jury spent a week hearing petty crimes and returned indictments against most local cigarette dealers for selling to minors. The panel also noted numerous youths were brought before them, with many commuters and residents frightened by the process.
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Onedal
Bartow County
Grand Jury
Bible in Schools Plea by Dr Dunbar Ogden
Dr Dunbar Ogden argues Bible study should be taught in public schools to strengthen morals. He calls for minority protections by allowing parents to excuse their children from readings. He warns state education without moral training harms formative youth.
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Dunbar Oden
Haghan
Central Presbyterian Church
Ogdens
Public Schools Duty to Impart Character and Moral Training
The text argues that public schools must build character and moral training in youth. If the state cannot teach these principles, it forfeits the right to教育 children and must justify its responsibility. It frames reading writing and arithmetic alongside reference and righteousness as essential aims.
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Neds
Should Not Bar Bible in Public Schools Sermon
Dr I Q Bricker of the First Christian church urged use of the Bible in public schools in a two sermon night presentation titled The story of the Bible its enemies its friends and sin influences upon civilization He argued religious liberty drew settlers to America and that early schools relied on Bibles as texts The Bible should by all means be used in schools today and has influenced many writers
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Kean
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Organ Concert Draws Large Audience in Inclement Weather
A Sunday afternoon organ recital at the auditorium by Dr Percy J Starnes drew a bigger crowd than usual despite bad weather. He delivered Rarearolle from Tales of Hoffmann with refined technique, performed My Kentucky Home with crowd-pleasing improvisation, and impressed with Mozart's Marriage of Figaro overture, Chaminade’s Scarst Dance, and Tempest in the Alps.
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Dr Starnes
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Chaminade
Alps
One Antidote for Sin Sermon Draws Converts
Rev Caleb A Fildley of Central Baptist returned from Monticello Ga, preached The Gospel as the One Antidote for Sin. Five additions to church for baptism followed, with one legislator stating his faith publicly. Dr Ridley plans to stay in the city through the week then depart for fifteen days in North Carolina mountains to begin a Bible conference.
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Central Baptist Church
Monticello
Ridley
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Atlanta
Tr Ridley
Sunda
North Carolina
Dr DuBose Favors Bill On Bible Reading In Schools
Dr H Wf DuBose pastor of the First Methodist Church urged adoption of a legislative bill to make Bible reading compulsory in public schools. He spoke Sunday night on Why the Bible Should Be Read in the Public Schools and was invited to address the education committee but will be away Tuesday afternoon.
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Georgia
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Christ
H Wf DuBose
First Methodist Church
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Retail Merchants Gather Here Today
The Retail Merchants Association of Georgia meets at Hotel Ansley in Atlanta at 9 am with President J W Hardy and Secretary John Bratton coordinating. After Wilmer L Moore of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce speaks, members visit the state capitol to press a garnishment and fraudulent check bill before senate and house committees.
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Ansley
J W 5 Hardy
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John Bratton
Wilmer L. Moore
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
State Capitol
Bible in Public Schools Argument by Dr DuBose
Dr DuBose argues that reading the Bible in public schools is not local sentiment but a long-standing right. He asserts state schools teach morality, rejects sectarianism as a consequence of interpretation, and defends English Bible use as essential to Anglo American civilization and future liberty.
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DuBoses
Automobile Funeral for Former Auto Man D D McCall
D D McCall, once a noted auto man, was laid to rest after an automobile funeral from Burkett-Simmons chapel on Sunday afternoon. Sixteen cars followed the hearse to the cemetery as flowers bloomed for the well known business figure. Rev A A Little officiated the services.
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D D McCall
Burkett-Simmons
McCall
Baltimore and Return Deal Promoted by Seaboard Rail
Seaboard offers a Baltimore and return fare set at 20 dollars 85 cents with August 1 23 sale date. The notice notes comparatively low rates from other routes and highlights new steel dining cars on through trains.
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Constitution Tele phones service hours and extensions
The Constitution changes its telephone service with a trunk exchange operating 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM on weekdays and 7:00 AM to 11:00 PM Sunday morning. Calls during these hours go to Main 5000. after 11 PM on weekdays and all Sunday hours call city desk lines such as City News Department Main 6000 or Matin 6001, Office of the Editor 5002, Managing Editor 6002, Night Editor 6002, Composing Room 5602, Advertising 5004, Circulation and Classified Ads 5005, Mailing 5006.
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