Cotton Seed Crushers Convent Opens At Atlantic Beach
The ninth annual Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia opened at Atlantic Beach hotel with a large attendance. Hon B Teg Bond led the response, praising the cottonseed oil industry as a South up builder and noting its educational value in mills, comparing lab study to college science. He paid tribute to M. Homes Flagler and discussed labor education and Booker T. Washington's influence.
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Atlantic Beach
Fla
Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia
Atlantic Beach Hotel
HM. Stanford
B Teg Bond
Royston
Mr. Bond
Bond
South
Hom Flagler
England
Sonle
Andrew M Soule
State College of Agriculture
Athens
Boule
Agricultural Colleges of the
McCarley
Bureau of
Dom Dalhs Avante
Assacia
HC Brown
Augusta
Georgia Oil Mills Meet Reflects Industry Ties and Food Supply
A Georgia oil mill convention scene features President McKee’s orderly session and warm reception for speakers. He notes seed, cotton crop difficulties and stresses producer and manufacturer cooperation to lift conditions, praising Dr. Southe and Dr. Balmson for agricultural improvement while urging plans to deliver refined products to consumers.
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WeKee
Adderean
Wifea
Od Mille
Georgia
Georgis
Resprsitte
Hic
Bir
Soute
Jeffota
Balmson
Old Georgia
Cotton Seed Industry Hearing Highlights Georgia Debate
Invited speakers urged Georgia to unite against the cotton weevil arrival next year and praised reforms in tariff and seed quality. Dr Andrew Soule stressed vast cotton seed value, advocated systematic southern college led research, and urged rapid investment to boost breeding, fertilization, and seed grades for manufacturing benefits.
Progressive Navy Path Emphasized by Daniels Address
Secretary Daniels urged Navy officers to be open minded and progressive, urging training for enlisted men in engineering, electricity, and trades. He criticized stand pat attitudes and called for initiative over rigid regulations, praising post graduate and war colleges to boost naval knowledge.
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Newport
Roi
Naval War Coulegt
Daniels
Navy
Lumcheon
Willam Lir Rodgers
Atsp
Daniela
Tegentiy
Lowe
Annapolis
War College
Vray
John Pant Tones
George Dewey
Manila
Weir
Forest Service Attacked in Drive for Timber Probe
Washington June 2 Representative Humphrey of Washington urged a congressional inquiry into the forest service. He charged the Northern Pacific railroad exchanged 450 000 barren acres for timber land worth at least 1000000, later sold to the Weverhausers, alleging the service aids a private timber monopoly to raise forest product prices.
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Forest Service
Washington
Humphrey
Northern Pacific Railroad
Weverhausers
Balkans Seem to Move Toward Peace and Rearranged Frontiers
A credible report says Greece and Servia allied against Bulgaria, with Bulgarians halting advances at Eleuthera. Italy and France back new frontier settlements granting Epirus coast to Greece and southern Albania frontier to Albania, aiming to ease regional tensions. Premiers of Bulgaria, Servia, Greece and Montenegro plan a joint meeting to finalize disputes.
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Balonski
Bulgaria
Eleuthera
Oday
Balkan
Italy
Greeca
Epipus
Kalamea
Bay of
Phthia
France
Athens
Al‘pania
Cape Styles
Gorttza
Albania
Hoikon
Sofia
Treaiers
Servia
Greece
Montenegro
Tzaribrod
Heinze Wins Suit Over Union Bank Loans
Augustus Heinze defeated a state suit seeking $300,000 from loans by the defunct Union Bank of Brooklyn. He countered that the bank failed to follow his orders to sell pledged collateral, and a Supreme Court jury awarded him $149,825. A separate ad notes Dixco auto oil in steel barrels and pricing via main 5000.
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Heinze
New York
Augustus Heinze
State Superintendent of Banks
Union Bank of Brooklyn
Henze
Supreme Court
Customs Reorganization Debate Moves to Congress
Washington June details Senator Martine introduces a concurrent resolution to suspend the proposed consolidation of customs collection districts. Senator Nelson says the bill is before the commerce committee asking Treasury to issue an opinion on its merits.
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Washington
Martine
Congress
Nelson
Commerce Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Resolution asked to probe Frisco rail line’s management
Representative Hinebaugh of Illinois introduced a resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to investigate and report on the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad for a year before its receivership. The measure notes $26,006,000 of bonds were sold in Paris and cites allegations of mismanagement watering of securities and abuses.
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Frisco
Washington
Hinebaugh
Ilinois
Inter-State Commerce Commission
St Louis and
San Francisco
Paris
Dining car service advertised for sale and reservations
An advertisement promotes rail travel to Richmond with a Seaboard service and through trains. It mentions new steel dining cars and a la carte meals, with sleeping and observation cars available. It lists reservations contact at Peachtree and notes pricing around ten dollars.
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Cincinnati
Louisville
Richmond
Seaboard
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