Model Church in Bondage to Sin Says Pastor Holderby
Dr R Holderby of Moore Memorial Church condemns modern churches as worshipping the money god and in bondage to sin. He urges the baptism of the Holy Ghost and fire, cites Ezra, and argues the Old and New Testament churches are one. He warns idolatry persists in today’s church.
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Dr & R Holderby
Moore Memorial Church
Holderby
Fern
Goa
Jesus Christ
Israel
Grace Plus Grit Sermon Emphasizes Self-Rueful Grit
Dr H H Proctor spoke at First Congregational Church colored on Grace Plus Grit. He urged that grace plus grit leads to success and that individuals control their destiny through personal effort and character. He said people must act rather than wait for what God will do for them.
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Holy Land
H H Proctor
First Congregational Church
Fine concert given at federal prison
One of the season's largest audiences attended the ninth concert arranged by Professor Wilbert and the federal prison band. The crowded auditorium and widespread enthusiasm marked the program, which ranged from classical to popular selections. Warden Mover has made these concerts a popular feature for prisoners and visitors, with plans for another fine program next Sunday.
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Wilbert
Federal Prison Band
Mover
Will of Capt West Leaves 4 EL to Son
Rome Ga. Special report states the will of Captain E. E. West, who died at Rhea Springs after a failed suicide attempt in a Chattanooga hotel, leaves his entire estate to his son after minor bequests. Former wife Mary Rela West gets one dollar. if contested, Dr George R. West holds in trust for the son. West, once a math teacher and instructor in Atlanta schools, had been separated from his wife for years. minor bequests include a motorcycle to Roy West and linen to sister Mary West of Rome.
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Rome
E EL West
Rhea Springs
Chattanooga
Wamiton
Tennessee
Captain West
Mary Rela West
George R West
School of Technology
Atlanta
Roy West
Mary West
Gossip from the National Capitol and Farm Credit Tips
A Washington dispatch reports new agricultural rules extending Georgia’s closed migratory game bird season. Augusta shows the nation’s smallest school attendance relative to population. cities like Newton and Newark lead in attendance. Mothers pensions expand in 21 states to aid mothers at home. Practical advice for farmers outlines three key credit rules to ensure loans pay for themselves, stressing repayment from the earnings of purchased equipment and prudent loan terms.
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Augusta
Census Bureau
Covington
Dubuque Towa
Charleston
Newton
Mass
Newark
Chelsea
Hartford
Conn
Sverett
Brockton
Farmer's Bulletin
Meath
Rowe
Southern railways coal rate dispute stirs Congress
Washington observers report Congressmen await testimony from President Fairfax Harrison of the Southern Railway as the Senate Naval Affairs subcommittee investigates alleged discrimination against southern ports. The line says it will build a coal pier at Charleston while critics push for immediate outlet and lower rates to tidewater ports. Charleston’s coal rate to be used locally is 205 a ton. transshipment rate 140 a ton, aligned with northern ports.
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Washington
Fairfax Harrison
Southern Railway
Senate Naval Affairs
Norfolk
N Coal
P Thom
Charleston
Tillman
Clinchfield
Titman
Southern
Virginia
18 Sincere
Magnolia Cemetery
Senate
South
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Tidewater
New York
Baltimore
Cuba
Romans Lead International Union At Hamilton Convention
Rome figures dominate the triennial meeting as WT Funderburk is elected president and W A Clinton becomes vice president. The convention, held in Hamilton, Ohio, also notes Detroit as the site for the 1917 gathering.
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Rome
International
Steve Mounters' Union
Hamilton
Ohio
Stinson Speaks on Practical Education at Hawkinsville
Rey Richard D Stinson principal of the Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute spoke at the Reading Methodist church on Practical Education the hope of the masses. He said seven weeks in New England New York and Pennsylvania confirm the need to prepare through proper schools for usefulness. He argued race prejudice will not destroy progress and urged self improvement through education.
Savannahan eligible to succeed Richardson
Savannah on duly 28 Special As a result of the death in Murfreesboro Town Friday of Major James D Richardson sovereign grand commander of Scottish Rite Masons for the southern jurisdiction and the highest Mason in the world HW Witcover af Savannah sovereign grand inspector general for Georgia is brought into international prominence by reason of the fact that he is the only man in the state who is eligible to succeed Major Richardson at a Special meeting of the supreme council which will be called within the next ninety days George Fleming Moore of Birmingham as a new lieutenant grand commander will act as grand commander Major Richardson's successor will be selected from the twenty three thirty third degree Masons in the southern jurisdiction It does not necessarily follow that Lieutenant Commander Moore will get the past.
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Savannah
Murfreesboro
James D Richardson
HW Witcover
Georgia
Hichardson U
Supreme Council
Dasa George Fleming Moore
Birmingham
Richardsons
Moore
Plan for 85 mile railroad through Thomas and Grady counties
Thomasville July 26 Special A proposed Moultrie Southwestern railroad would run 85 miles from Moultrie through Meigs Hansell Ochlocknes and Caire touching Thomas and Grady counties with a charter petition filed. The line would start at Moultrie in Colquitt county and end near Decatur close to the Florida line.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Moultrie Southwestern
Secretary of State
Meigs
Hansell and
Ochlocknes
This
Caire
Grady County
Moultrie
Colquitt County
Decatur
Floridaine
Folks At Home Call Congress
Washington July 21 Members of Congress hear from constituents urging swift action and home duty ahead of the first general election for US senators under the seventeenth amendment. Republicans stress not delaying trust legislation while Democrats seek a quick adjournment. Quorum remains the key hurdle as debate over the Interstate Commerce Commission bill resumes and cabinet changes loom.
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Washington
Congress
United States
Smoot
Gailinger
Cummins
Interstate Trade Commission
Federal Reserve Board
Wilson
Thomas D Jones
Chieaxe
Paul M Warburg
New York
Celleve
Warbsre
Seth Low
Burton Hepburn
Chase Na- Hignal Bank
George EB Roberts
Mint
WT Fenton
Chicago Clearing House Association
Jones
Owen
Banking and Currency Committee
Rome Man Acquitted of Assault Charge
Robert Allread a Rome Georgia street car conductor was acquitted in Floyd superior court of criminal assault after a sensational trial. Witnesses testified about a fishing trip and published salacious claims while the defense argued they laughed together in a buggy and the woman showed no signs of assault. The prosecution contended a pistol was used.
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Rome
Robert Allread
Floyd Superior Court
Alfrend
Judge Vinson Addresses Warrenton Voters In Ga
Special Judge Dark Vinson spoke to about 406 voters in Warrenton Georgia addressing claims by A W Evang in a race for congress. He argued the real contest was between Reynolds and himself and urged voters not to divide to aid an All-Eutea backed plan, warning against returning Richmond or Washington counties to past congressmen.
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Warrenton
Dark Vinson
A. W Evang
Vinson
Gyans
Joseph Reynolds
Richmond
Washington
Grapes Shipments From Meigs County Rise This Year
Thomasville Ga July 26 Special Shipments of grapes are moving from this county with Meigs as the main shipping point The grape industry in the district has grown large with fruit from local vineyards known nationwide The crop suffered from a long drought but remains good and commands solid prices in markets.
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Thomasville
Meigs
Fight in the House Over Cotton Futures Fight
Washington July 26 Special There will be a fight in the house over the adoption of the conference report on the cotton futures bill Representative Asbury F Lever of South Carolina chairman of the agricultural committee predicts its adoption this week Representative Jefferson Levy of New York will oppose the report He counts upon the absence of a large number of representatives from Washington to enable him to block the measure A demand for a quorum will tie up all business until a quorum is secured.
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Washington
House
Asbury F Lever
South Carolina
Jefferson Levy
New York
Jefferson voters approve 33800 bond for water works
Jefferson Georgia voters approve a bond issue of 33800 by a 148 to 19 vote for water works and sewerage improvements in the town yesterday. readings point to funding for municipal utilities and infrastructure upgrades.
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Jefferson
July 2020 Danielsville Superior Court Session Announcement
Court at Danielsville Georgia sets regular July term for Monday July 27 with Judge David W Meadow presiding The criminal docket not called before Wednesday No grand jury will be in session this term
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Danielsville
Superior Court
David W Meadow
First Bale of Cotton From Sylvester Ga Sold
In Sylvester Georgia on July 26 the first bale of the season was sent in by W Man Davilie who manages the local warehouse for Dr T C Jeffords. The bale weighed 412 pounds and sold for 16 cents per pound.
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Sylvester
W Mandavilie
T C Jeffords
Ill Health Cited in Near-Death Self-Harm Attempt
George W. Jefferson, 60, a farmer from East Lake Drive near the East Lake Country Club, attempted suicide Sunday morning by slashing his throat with a razor. Found by his wife beneath a peach tree, he was rushed by Grady hospital staff and an emergency ambulance, now believed to be in critical yet life-sustaining condition.
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George W. Jefferson
East Lake Drive
East Lake Country Club
Jefferson
Grady Hospital
Trammell
Fulton Mill Strikers Hold Mass Meeting
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills strikers held a mass meeting Sunday afternoon at South Boulevard and intersection. Local organizers urged solidarity and planned further action as workers discussed grievances and future demonstrations.
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Fulton Mill
Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills
South Boulevard
Miles and Smith Speak at Park Pharmacy Rally on Industry
About 1,000 people attended the gathering on Woodward avenue behind Park pharmacy with J B Hewitt presiding. Charles A Miles and Mre B Smith argued that manufact urers should share raw material costs and that education could elevate American textile workers, urging Georgia to support industry and workers.
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Woodward Avenue
Park Pharmacy
J B Hewitt
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Charles A Miles
Mre . B Smith
Mr Miles
Georgia
America
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National Capitol
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Richardson
South Georgia
The
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Judge Vinson
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Grady
George Jefferson
Grenville Kleiser
Constitution
Small
Harrisburg
Eleiser
Eieiser
Public Speaking Club of
Great Britain
Kleiser
Joseph P. Day
New York City
Grenville Kreiser
Funk & Wagnalls Company
Fourth Avenue
Grenville Klefser
Atlanta Constitution
Poat Office
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