Plan New System of Storing Grain
Washington, June 5 A conference called by Secretary Hoover and Secretary Wallace on June 13 will consider a new warehousing plan to give farmers unlimited grain storage and issue warehouse certificates. The aim is to boost farmers borrowing power, avoid forced sales, and permit selling grain when market conditions suit, via certificates redeemable for delivery.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Hoover
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Department of Commerce
Old-Time Gospel Urged by Candler Sermon at Wesley Memorial
Bishop Denny preached to a near capacity Wesley Memorial Church audience urging the old-time gospel theme. He emphasized belief in Jesus Christ as Lord and the Glory of God the Father as central to salvation.
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Candler
Earth
Jesus Christ
God
Father
Denny
Wesley Memorial Church
Audi
Emory University Honor Roll and Graduates List
The Emory university honor roll recognizes fewer than 10 percent with three quarters in all majors. Names include Harold Cook Atkinson and Horace Clinton Bell among many from Georgia and nearby states. A subsequent graduates list names multiple degree recipients across Bachelor of Science, Philosophy, Arts, Medicine, and Divinity with campuses in Atlanta and elsewhere.
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Barnesville
Odell Lienert Dannenbrink
Atlanta
James Anderson Dombrowsky
Tampa
Fla
John Marshall Kilis
Covington
Mery Griffin Evans
Gulfport
Miss
Avon Colbert Floyd
Chipley
Leonard Thompson Furlow
Madison, Ga
Edwin Ames Gilliam
Kirkwood
Edwin Jessop Grimes
Columbus
Moses Hadas
Emory University
Bennett, Jr
Nashville
Tenn
Dray
Horwood
Grimes
Columbos
R.T. Dance
Fort Valley
T. Dones
Calverton
BG. Owens
Sinnisford
Ain
Partin
Plains
Paul Riviere
McRae
Turner
Meridian
Wiss
T. Vann
Birmingham
Ala
W. Ho Walker
Hunter
Bell Foum Laude
Dawson
T. D Ellis
Macon
Siva KR. Hutchinson
Haralson
Harold 5
Sharp
Rome
Embree H. Wackard
Jackson
C. I. Colson
Waynesboro
W. Powell Jonts
Jaire
Teken
H.W Griffin
Trion
Samuel Kahn
Ho McCinng
Meadow Tiridge
W. Va
Milton
Fayette- Wie
Gota
Pennington
Wes Ellx
Marie Gardner
Smilax
Henry L. Johns
Baton Rouge
W. L. Baremore
Viacon
M. W. Bergman
Triooklyn
J. G. Biolock
Tiger
Fage
H. Farmer
Gartington
Camp Hill
Hampton
Colbert
Shady Dale
W. & Littlefern
Americus
Finesté A
Martines
Ian Sunn
Porte Wea
Mahon
Tsney
T'S. Mackennies
Atlante
V. HH. McVildhret
Putnam
RE Newberry
Jakin
Fin
Alan Chitere Parks
Penrim
Forty-Two Arrested in Mine Strike Area
Williamson West Virginia June 2 Forty two men residents of the Lick Creek tent colony near Willamoon were arrested and jailed for violating martial law proclaimed after disorders in the Mingo coal fields. Captain J R Brockus said the raid aimed to bring to justice those who fired on motorists in the area. Five bullets struck an automobile this morning injuring no one. Eight armed men reportedly fled into the mountains. one was captured after a chase. Prisoners to be examined tomorrow.
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Williamson
W. Va
Lick Creek
Idle Motners
Willamoon
Mingo
J. R. Brockus
Brockun
British cloth makers to strike Monday in England
London June 6 English unemployment will swell as about 600000 cotton workers walk out and a further quarter of four million in woolen and textile trades face job loss. Wage cuts sparked a combination lockout and walkout, with engineers also posting notices to strike June 16.
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A. &, Johnson
United News
London
England
Reval
Petrograd
Petrograd Trades Union Conference
Ooe
Officer kills cousin during arrest attempt in Georgia
Trenton Ga June 5 Deputy Sheriff John V Moore shot and killed his cousin John Moore eighteen at 1 pm on Lookout Mountain near Hare while the youth resisted arrest on a charge of shooting near a public highway on Sunday.
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Trenton
John V Moore
John Moore
Lookout Mountain
Hare
Macon May Seek Council Manager Form of Government
Bibb county representatives in Georgia's legislature plan to introduce a charter amendment for Macon to adopt a council manager form of government. The bill, drafted by a committee, would create a five member city council empowered to hire a city manager, with ratification by voters in a special election.
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Macon
Bibb County
General Assembly
Harry Strower
Ellsworth Hall
Walter Defore
Towers House
B. J. Fowler
J. F. Malone
N. R. Winship
Union Group Fails To Halt Visit By Royalty
Protests at Plastow as London union members shout about unemployment and the coal strike during a visit by King George and Queen Mary. Conservative factions drowned out disturbances by singing and the disruptive element was expelled from the scene.
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London
Plastow
King Georze
Queen Mary
State University to be represented at U S training camp
Athens Ga June 5 Ralph L Fitts Joseph J Bennett alt and Charles J Thornton Jr of Atlanta will represent the University of Georgia at the United States army reserve officers training camp June 13 to July 27. They have been assigned to the cavalry division at Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. The university furnished more than 1000 army officers during the world war. In honor of its 1285 men in service 45 of whom gave their lives the alumni are to raise a wet memorial fund of one million dollars this fall to provide more buildings for agriculture veterinary medicine science a men s dormitory and a war memorial building.
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Athens
Ralph L. Fitts
Joseph J. Bennett
Alt
Charles J. Thornton, Jr
Atlanta
University of Georgia
United States Army Reserve Officers’ Training
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Meridian Newspaper Suspends Operations Indefinitely
Meridian Miss June 5 The Meridian News Dispatch the town's only morning paper suspended publication after union workers refused a 25 percent wage cut. Publisher B I Rapport said the paper had not been paying expenses and no resumption date was set.
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Meridian
Miss
Meridian News-Dispatch
B. I. Rapport
Broxton Child Dies From Puppy Bite
Five year old Ralph Jones, son of Coffee county farmer Fred Jones, died at Fitzgerald hospital after hydrophobia treatment failed. He was bitten by a three month old puppy three weeks earlier, the pup’s head was examined and found to contain evidence of rabies. Funeral services will be held at the home in Broxton.
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Fitzgerald
Ralph Jones
Fred Jones
Coffee County
Fitzgerald Hospital
Atlanta
Broxton
War Risk Bureau speeds up work
Washington June 5 pledge by C B Forbes director of the bureau of war risk insurance that the bureau would function on a current basis in essential operations within forty days. He cited moving 10000 compensation claims in the last thirty days and efforts for immediate hospitalizations of former servicemen requiring emergency care. A committee will coordinate bureau work and a recent survey led to 504 job eliminations and annual savings of 654830.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. B. Forbes
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
Harding
White House
Forbes
Georgia Graduation Affairs Open Friday
Athens Georgia June 6 Special Transcripts nearly complete for the University of Georgia commencement. Friday evening dinner honors trustees in the Agriculture College cafeteria. Baccalaureate sermon Sunday morning by Rev Dr Rafus W Weaver of Mercer University. Monday June 13 undergraduates from all departments, with several named representatives and Phi Beta Kappa events. Tuesday features Alumni Society meetings and monuments for Dr Crawford W Long. Wednesday includes academic and law orations and the valedictorian Everette Way Hicksmith.
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Athens
University of Georgia
College of Agriculture
Rafus W. Weaver
Mercer University
Macon
Chessie Baustie Sharpe
South Georgia Normal School
Frederic Charles Garrett
State College of Agriculture
Mary Alice Arnold
State Normal School
Albert H Staton
School of Technology
Ferdinand Ruce
North Georgia Agricultural College
Nathan Joles
Law
John Pata Carson
Franklin College
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Georgian Hotel
Edward C. Davis
Atlanta
Alumni Society
Crawford W Long
Clark Howell Foreman
Willam Hugh Stephens
Preston Brooks Ford
Edward Maxwell McCandles
Everette Way Hicksmith
William M. Howard
Augusta
Cotton Seed Men Annual Meeting Set For Savannah
Savannah Ga June 5 Special The annual convention of the Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers association will be held in Savannah on June 20 and 21 with sessions at the DeSoto hotel Judge Henry Hammond of Augusta and Charles G Wilson of the Virginia-Carolina Chemical company are to speak Hal M Stanley labor commissioner will address the crushers Monday Also a Georgia Peanut association session precedes the meeting with Tybee and Savannah resorts to be enjoyed Officers include W O Murphy Newnan president T G Weal Atlanta vice president and W H Hutchinson Atlanta secretary
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Savannah
Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association
DeSoto Hotel
Charles Edwards
Board of Trade
Henry Hammond
Augusta
Charlies G Wilson
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Southern Cotton Ol Company
Hal M. Stanley
Labor and Commerce
Murphy Newnan
T G Weal
Atlanta
W. H. Hutchinson
Kubler to Address Foreign Trade Club On Monday
G A Kubler Atlanta agent for the American Express company will speak at the Atlanta Foreign Trade club meeting Monday evening. He will discuss financing exports and imports with commercial letters of credit. Dinner at 6 o'clock, address at 7 45, followed by round-table discussions.
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Atlanta Foreign Trade Club
G A. Kubler
Atlanta
American Express Company
Kubier
Chamber of Commerce
Kubler
Funeral of Crumley Held Today
Funeral services for William M. Crumley ex Confederate veteran and president of Crumley Sharp Hardware were held at his 18 Inman Circle home at 4 PM with Rev C. J. Harrell and Hoy. W. F. Glenn officiating. Confederate veterans served as honorary escort. First Methodist stewards and trustees gathered at the residence. interment is private at Oakland Cemetery.
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Wiliam M. Crumley
Crumley-Sharp Hardware Company
Inman Circle
C. J. Harrell
Hoy
W. F. Glenn
First Methodist Church
Oakland Cemetery
Americus Man Held On Liquor Charge
Americus Georgia June 5 Special A T Pedigo a well known Americus man was arrested at noon charged with selling liquor Five quarts and a half empty bottle containing liquor were confiscated by Chief of Police John T Bragg and Officer Redmond who made the arrest An automobile used in transporting the liquor was also seized by county officers The arrest occurred in a prominent section of Americus where officers allege Pedigo was about to deliver contraband liquor A reputedly prominent citizen was alleged to have received a small quantity from Pedigo a brother declared he would tell all about the liquor catch leaving the scene open for further inquiry
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Americus
A. T. Pedigo
John T. Bragg
Redmond
Confession Said In Chattanooga Negro Killing Case
Grover Gilbert and Ed Roth allegedly confessed to officers that Roth fired the fatal shot when the black man Wikey Thomas opened fire during a wagon hold up near Chattanooga Tennessee. Grand jury to hear charges next day. Roth a noted town figure with a police record.
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Chattaneosa
Tenn
Grover Gilbert
Ed Roth
Wikey Thomas
Roth
Thomas
Gilbert
Huth
Georgia
Chattanooga
Miss Louise Connolly to speak at Atlanta women’s club on film cooperation
At the mass meeting on Peachtree Street the National Board of Review will be discussed by Miss Louise Connolly, a New York expert on visual education. She will advocate local cooperation with theater managers to improve films and oppose censorship, touring Georgia after the Atlanta address.
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Woman's Club
Peachtree Street
Louise Connolly
Atlanta
Connolly
Better Film Committee
New York
National Board of Moving Pictures
Women's Clubs
Theater Manarers
National Board of Review
Miss Connolly
Georgia
Negroes Will Enjoy Annual Outing at Lakewood Park
The fourth annual outing and picnic for the colored residents of Atlanta and nearby cities begins at 8 30 this morning at Lakewood Park. The Atlanta Educational Charitable and Festival association officers prepared an event with automobile and motorcycle races and calisthenic drills by school children. Jackson McHenry founder will be orator, Rev P James Bryan president oversees the program. More than 400 in prizes will be awarded as Takewood cars depart every ten minutes from Prior neg Alabama streets.
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Atlanta
Lakewood Park
The
Atlanta Educational, Charitable and Festival Association
Jackson McHenry
P James Bryan
Prvor Neg
Alabama
Bolshevik Protest over Vladivostok Action
London reports M. Chitcherm, Russia's foreign minister, protested to Britain and France against Japan's actions in Vladivostok, alleging a "white" government and potential arrival of General Wrangel troops. Omsk fallen to Reds, Moscow revolt quelled with help from Petrograd sailors. Semenoff blocked from landing as Vladivostok docks guarded.
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London
M. Chitcherm
Japan
Vladivostok
Wrangel
Russia
Semenoff
Harbin
British Premier Takes Rest After Fatiguing Week
London reports Prime Minister George has a chill and has been ordered to take a few days rest. Officials say the premier endured a very fatiguing week, and the announcement came Sunday night.
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London
Lird-George
Baraca Philathea City Union Meeting Planned
The executive board of the Baraca and Philathea City Union will meet at the Luckie Street Y. M. C. A. on Monday evening at 6 o'clock. All classes are asked to send representatives to this gathering.
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The
Baraca and
Philathea City Union
Luckie Street
Y. MC
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