North Carolina convention turmoil over endorsements and instructions
The North Carolina convention erupted in debate after Cameron Morrison proposed a majority report endorsing state senators, representatives, the governor and officials. Factional clashes emerged over instruction of delegates to the national convention with a key vote pending. George P. Pall of Winston-Salem was nominated corporation commissioner for the long term.
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Congress
Senate
Mr. Simmons
George P. Pall
Winston-Salem
Docket Announced as Term Closes With No Murder Cases
Waycross Ga June 6 Special The criminal docket at Ware superior court has no murder cases this term. The court will reopen Monday and likely run through the week. Also reports indicate additional passenger train service from Jacksonville to Waycross was recommended and will be announced soon.
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Wasern
Ware
Waycross
Maweu An O
Jacksonville
Wavycross Nias
Atlantic Coast Line
Vice Commission Starts Crusade Against Lewd Houses
The vice commission in Atlanta considers closing the city’s forty four recognized lewd houses. Proponents urge immediate action citing social harm, while officials note the commission will first address places under direct control and may seek charter power to regulate hotels and lodging houses. Dr Horace Grant condemns the venues and reports seeing teen girls in such places.
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Giris
Seattle
Cuitinens
McCord
Atlanta
Mr. McCord
Vice Commission
Mr. Jackson
Horace Grant
O. H. Hall
Graduation Exer cises Honor Heights Boys High Atlanta
A capacity crowd at the Atlanta theater school graduation in Boys high and Technical high school marks. Seventy five graduates received diplomas with nine scholastic prizes. Howell Foreman won the Rumreill Harvard scholarship. other awards include Washington and Lee Carl Goldamith Emory Robert Morris Mercer John Ruseey Albert Snodgrass Courtland Winner Richard Broyles and Harold Hirsch Georgia. The event featured speeches by graduates and strong audience approval, plus medals for discipline and athletic improvement.
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Atlanta
Technological High School
Pic
Rumreill
Harvard University
Howell Foreman
Howell Horeman
Joseph Frankel
John Pitmen Sutton
Tech High School
Macartan Campbell Kollock, Jr
Boys’ High School
Robert C. Morris
Walter R Daley
Boardh of Education
William M. Slaton
University of Georgia
Charles M. Davis
Rumilit Acholarship
Savan
Harvard
Hemington
Glen Waters
Tech
Fielder & Allen
Macartan Kollock
Rioting Marks Belgium Strike Across Walloon Provinces
Brussels reports 109000 workers on strike as authorities curb violence. Gendarmes detain fifty strikers at Mons for blocking a colliery surface. Signals on Chaleroi Jemeppe railway damaged. Chaleroi police disperse attempts to force glass workers to join. Mutinies in civil guard noted. Bombs found at Charleroi colliery entrance removed. In Luxembourg Muyson clash leaves one dead and twenty wounded between clericals and anti clericals as residents endure two hour confrontation.
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Walloon
Mons
Chaleroi
Jemeppe
Charlera
Muyson
Luxemburg
Senator Swanson Chosen for Naval Academy Board
Washington June 6 Senator Swan son of Virginia has been elected president of the board of visitors to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. The board includes senators representatives and private individuals.
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Senator Swanson
Washington
Virginia
Board of Visitors
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Puckett $20,000 Suit Withdrawn From Jury
Julius Puckett's $20,000 damage suit against the Southern Railway, filed in U S district court and presided over by Judge Newman, was withdrawn from the jury yesterday and all jurors summoned were excused until next week.
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Julius Puckett
Southern Railway
United States District Court
Newman
J B Chinn Dead Biloxi Leader Dies Suddenly
J B Chinn chief inspector of the Mississippi oyster commission and noted political figure died suddenly at 11 o'clock today in Biloxi Mississippi. He was a prominent fraternity man and political leader described in early reports.
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J. B. Chinn
Biloxi
Miss
IJ. B. ‘Chinn
Mississippi Oyster Commission
Mr. Chinn
I Ilio
Prizes Awarded to Southern Photographic Dealers
Prizes were awarded to leading dealers in Georgia Alabama Tennessee South and North Carolina and Florida at the southern section of the Photographic Dealers' Association meeting. Charles H. Heusgen presided and H. G. Goodhart was elected southern section president. Prizes honored 10 divisions with N Brock Veran Blackburn H H Tees Hurd G F Havens H Lee Bell and Melvin H Sykes among winners. An illustrated film industry lecture by Syd Whitman followed the prize program.
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Alabama
Tennessee
South
North Carolina
Florida
Photographic Dealers’ Bar Sociation
United States
Charles H. Heusgen
New York Association
George W. Topliff
Binghamton
H. G. Bodine
Rochester
William Burke
Chicago
Philadelphia
Huesgen
Dealera
HE. H.goodhart
Southern Photo Material Co
N. Brock
Asheville
N. C
Veran Blackburn
Valdosta
H. H. Tees
West Point
Fortralt
O. Hurd
Borsyth
G. FP
Havens
Jacksonville
Pia
H. Lee Bell
Pensacola
Fla
Melvin H. Sykes
Syd Whitman
Cary E. Ackerman
R. A Hemphill
E. B. Tompkins
H. Goodhart
Atlanta
Ben Lee Crew
Melvin Sykes
Elias Goldensky
W. 8. Livaly
Bud Whiteman
Seaboard announces low round trip rates to Baltimore
Seaboard reveals a 21.35 dollar fare from Atlanta to Baltimore with other stations pricing quoted on request. Sleeper reservations urged at the Ticket Office.
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Yellowstone Nat'l Park
A. E. Ryan
North Pryor Street
Adlente
Georgia
Northern Pacific Ry
Seaboard
Baltimore
Atlanta
Foot Crushed by Train in Dalton Special for W Frankill
A young man named W Frankill, employed by M D and HL Smith Co, in Dalton, Ga, was attempting to catch a W and A freight train early today when he fell and suffered a severe crush injury to his foot. He is the son of a widow and required immediate medical assistance.
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Athens
Atudenta
University of Georgia
Dalton
W. Frankill
M.D. & HL. Smith Co
Heis
Atlanta School Board Moves to Abolish Drawing and Manual Training
In a two hour closed session on Wednesday the Atlanta board of education voted 7 to 4 to abolish drawing and manual training in public schools with a plan to install a new system. Officials say drawing will not be dropped entirely but a different method will replace the current tracing and cutting regime. The decision follows protests by the State Federation of Women's Clubs and local advocates who argued for preserving freehand drawing and practical use.
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Board of Education
James LL Key
James E. Warren
Man Ael
H. H. Osgood
Department of Art
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Owsgood
Wes
Manuel
Wea
At- Itnta
Atlanta
Calhoun Discusses Hookworm And Eye Disease
Atlantic City June 6 Dr John A Witherspoon of Nashville elected president of the American Medical Association Philander Harris Paterson MN first vice president John L Heff ron Syracuse second vice president and H M McClannahan Omaha vice president The ophthalmology section notes eyewear protection for marksmen during war and calls for eye care by specialists The hookworm blamed for many eye troubles Typhoid inoculation praised by experts and Pellagra diagnosis urged by Dr Ravitch with protozoan theory noted as a possible cause via migratory birds
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Atlantic City
N. J
John A. Witherspoon
Nashville
John A. Donovan
Butte, Moent
Army
Navy
F. P. Calhoun
Atlanta
Leslie H. Spooner
Boston
M. L. Ravitch
Loulaville
Miss Carol Newberry Jilts an Englishman Bride Recall
Detroit notice recalls the wedding planned for June 18 between Miss Carol Newberry daughter of former Secretary of the Navy Truman H Newberry and Captain W H Alleyne of the Queen s Own Regiment stationed at Hamilton Bermuda The event was to be held in Detroit Michigan June 6 in the clipping context
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Detroit
Mich
Carol Newberry
Truman H. Newberry
W. H Alleyne
Queen's Own Regiment
Hamilton
Bermuda
Engineer Held for Murder in Tennessee Railroad Case
Arthur Smith, an engineer for the Carolina Clinchfield and Ohio railroad, is jailed at Jonesboro on suspicion of killing Mrs. Ernest Decantus. Her body lay Sunday on a Johnson City railroad track, with indications pointing to murder.
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Tenn
aArthur Smith
Carolina, Clinchfield and Ohio Railroad
Jonesboro
Ernest Decantus
Johnson City
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