Delegates Defeat One Big Metal Trades Union Plan
Denver officials report a decisive 3210 to 71 vote against a resolution to organize all metal trades into a single union. Machinists urged amalgamation as economic protection, while opponents led by the pattern makers league and boiler makers accused the plan of failing workers. Critics warned it would destroy trades unions and cited Pacific coast failures.
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Denver
Colo
Convent Fum
Metal Trades Department
American Federation of Labor
United States
Pattern Makers ‘League of North America
International Brotherhood of Roiler Makers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
North America
Curley Grow
Pacific Coast
Emloyers
Grow
Machinist Union
James Wilson
Cincinnati
Pattern Makers’ Union
Hie
Canada
Seattle
F. McGuire
San Francisco
Boiler Makers’ Union
Trades Union
Machinists’ Union
Russia
Portrait in honor of Crumley unveiled at orphanage
A portrait in honor of Rev. H. L. Crumley, longtime head of the Decatur Methodist orphanage, was unveiled Friday. J. M. Davies of Atlanta delivered the dedication address as children performed an appropriate program. Delegates to the North Atlanta Methodist conference in Mount Pleasant were later named, with several judges and pastors ordained during sessions.
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H. L. Crumley
Decatur
J. M. Davies
Atlanta
North Atlanta
Mount Pleasant
Chester Rumple
A. A. McClellan
John&. Candle J
A. Ewing
J. A. Brooks
Hill James Gibson
Anderson Mandin
W. S. Crenary
H G. Jones
C. L. Gogss
Pastor Blackard
Stone Mountain
W. B. Wilson
J. B. Wainwricht
C Saines
M B. Joyce
Alman
D. Sewell
S. G.” Waltera
J. G. Burdett
Douglass to Face Trial on Monday in Catron Killing
Rome Ga June 10 Judge Moses Wright summons Walker county land jury into special session at LaFayette Monday to hear charges against James Douglass now held in Atlanta in connection with the killing of Sheriff A G Catron during a search for contraband liquor. Attorneys for Douglass may seek a change of venue due to local sentiment over the sheriff's death.
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Rome
Moses Wright
Superior Court
Walker County Land Jury
LaFayette
James Douglass
Atlanta
A. G. Catron
Douglase
Catron
Two Raids Capture Eleven in City Disorder Bust
Police raided 111 Spring street and 207 Central avenue on Friday night, arresting six men and five women on disorderly conduct charges. Individuals include Virgil L. Taylor, B. Culpepper, Lucile Kern, Elma Carter, P. M. Martin, J. W. Lewis, C. E. Pulliam, M. K. Hawing, Marie Ammers, and Bernice Smith. Bond set at $200 after prior $100 standard. Trials planned in recorder's court Saturday morning.
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Central Avenue
Springtreet
Spring Street
Tuggle and King
Virgil L. Taylor
Richardson Street
B. ¥. Culpepper
Oak
Alpharetta
C. E. Pulliam
Ben Hit
M. K. Hawing
Idarnett Street
Marie Ammers
Bernice Smith
Beaverarg Tee
Messenger for Bank Shot by Bandits in Detroit
Jerome FKnstead messenger for the Bank of Detroit was shot and killed while delivering checks from a west side branch to the main downtown office. Mark Thompson another messenger was severely wounded as three bandits held them up and escaped with a bag believed to contain cancelled checks.
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Detroit
Mich
Jerome Fknstead
Bank of Detroit
Mark Thompson
West Side
Frolic Planned by Junior Chamber at Capital City Club
The Junior Chamber of Commerce will stage a frolic at the Capital City club at 8 o clock Friday June 24. Reservations cost 1.50 per couple and back dues must be paid. Committee lists include refreshment, ticket, entertainment and orchestra, favor, and other sub committees with names of members.
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Chamber, of Commerce
Capital City
Chamber of Commerce
J. C. Robinson
Chamber
William Houser
W. F. Brooks
H. 8. Scope
J. G. Wynes
G. M. Goza
J. M. Corley
J. A. Hamilton
Herndon Thomas
O. C. Scott
Agnew F. Fields
W. B. Lowe
S. B. Worley
W. G. Chew
Roy Beckem
R. V. LeCrow
Miss Margaret
Wow
Heaviest Irish Casualty List Reported in Ireland
London reports the heaviest weekly casualty tally since 1916 with 16 police killed and 19 wounded, 8 soldiers killed and 24 wounded, plus five civilians murdered in the week ending June 6. Ireland internments total 3,161 Sinn Fein prisoners. In Belfast a police sergeant and two constables were shot and gravely wounded in an afternoon street action blamed on Sinn Fein agitation to disrupt King George’s Ulster Parliament opening.
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London
Ireland
Dublin
Belfast
Sinn Fein
King George
Florida Methodists Raise Quota for Christian Education
The Florida annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South led as the first to meet its full quota for the Christian education drive. It was assessed 874,500 and surpassed the allotment by several thousand dollars. Louisiana pledged 775,000, Mississippi reportedly 500,000, and Virginia contributed 1,250,454. Total pledges across conferences by May 29 reached 14,506,000, not counting several large precampaign gifts.
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Nashville
Tent
Florida
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Christian Education Movement
Louisiana
Mississippi
Inca
Trial sought for widow Kaber after confession in Ohio
In Cleveland on June 10 Eva Haber widow of Daniel B Kaber and Marian McArdle arrive at county jail as three generations await trial for the first degree murder of Kaber. Prosecutor Stanton will seek to try Mrs Kaber this term ending July 1.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Eva Katherine Haber
Daniel B. Kaber
Cakewood
Marian McArdle
Raber
Kaber
Mary Brickel
Miss McArdle
Arson Confession Claimed From Boy Held for Murder
In Lynchburg Virginia police report Thomas Gray of Elizabeth City North Carolina confessed to setting fire to the Hutter warehouse in Charlottesville on the night of May 27 after robbing the office. He dropped a match while roaming for light, fled to a cafe, then alerted the fire. During the chaos he robbed the cash register as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Lynchburg
Thomas Gray
Elizabeth City
J. L. Davis
Charlottesville
Case Cash Register
Robey
Popular Preacher Confesses Thefts Leaves for Canada
Randolph Wisconsin June 10 The Rev A T Roberts 40 a self confessed thief for nine years a popular preacher has departed for Canada on an enforced vacation with his wife and 15 year old daughter Circumstantial evidence linked him to a long series of thefts from village store tills police said
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Randolph
Wis
A. T. Roberts
Canada
Prominent Ministers to Speak at Major Ad Convention
Two hundred attendees are expected at the Wesley Memorial church sessions of the Advertising Clubs of the World, with many nationally known publicists on the program. Ministers attend free if registered, and a luncheon is planned at the Winecoff hotel. The lineup includes Rev Hubert Cowley Carroll, Philip Ritter, W N Bainess, Herbert J Smith, Rowe Stewart, and others discussing church advertising methods, unity, and publicity campaigns.
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Church Advertising Department
Advertising Clubs of the World
New Orleans
Wesley Memorial Church
Piedmont Hotel
Henry Alford Porter
Winecoff Hotel
Porter
B. Wilmer
R. O. Flinn
L. O. Bricker
S. R. Belic
W. N. Bainess
National
Cleveland
Herbert J. Smith
Department of Publicity
Presbyterian Church
New York
Philadelphia
Rowe Stewart
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
W. F. McClure
Fort Dearborn National Bank
Chicago
G. W. Hopkins
Columbus Graphophone Company
J. B. Spilman
The
Religious Advertising Association
Columbia
Homer Buckley
Buckley- Dement Company
Elmer T. Clark
E. Church
South
Nash Ly
Southern Baptists
Frank EB. Burkhalter
Charies F. Pratt
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Montgomery, Ala
Atlanta Churches and Civic Wakeup Lead March to April 1922
Atlanta churches publish a vivid survey of city life, urging civic responsibility and voter participation. The piece highlights church cooperation, growth in membership, and calls for a broader revival linking spiritual renewal with municipal reform.
Sunday Services for Negroes in Churches
The list details Bible services across multiple churches including Central Presbyterian, Capitol View Presbyterian, and St. Philip's Cathedral. It notes times for morning and evening worship, Sunday school, and various auxiliary programs led by named pastors and officers. Local A. M. E. churches schedule sermons, devotions, and special studies with several pastors preaching at both services.
Bankers and Government Form Co op Plan for Loans
Washington June 10 The nations great international banking houses assure the government of full cooperation in foreign and domestic loan problems for an indefinite period until world markets stabilize They will counsel with the government before floating loans in the United States The aim is broad policy benefiting all of American economic life and avoiding special relief for any interest Governor Harding of the Federal Reserve Board is touring the country to study industrial stress Secretary Mellon conferred with J P Morgan and other officials on measures to aid the live stock industry and open export channels The arrangement would channel proceeds from foreign loans to American exports and ensure coordinated support between banks and the government to distribute credit and prevent duplication.
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Washington
United States
Harding
Federal Reserve Board
Mellon
J. P. Morgan
Federal Reserve Bank
Romance of Teacher In Atlanta College Ends in Death
Miss Frances K. Gooch an Agnes Scott College instructor for expression in Atlanta learned in Pasadena of the death of her fiancé Professor J. Carl Jackson with whom she had been engaged for years. Bliss Gooch left Atlanta last Friday for the west coast and said plans for the marriage were complete. Faculty members sent condolences as California friends failed to reach Miss Gooch before her Pasadena arrival.
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Frances K. Gooch
Agnes Scott College
Pasadena
Cal
J. Carl Jackson
Bliss Gooch
Atlanta
West Coast
California
Jackson
Miss Gooch
France limits battleships and boosts light Navy ships
In Paris Deputy Paul Denise urged France to abandon battleship construction and expand submarines destroyers torpedo boats and aircraft carriers. The plan calls for six light cruisers twelve destroyers twelve torpedo boats and thirty six submarines costing about 1 416 000 000 francs. Denise argued France as a pacific nation needs defense ships not offensive warships and said there is little fear from Germany.
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Paris
France
Paul Denise
Navy Commission
Chamber of Deputies
M. Denise
Germany
Revival notes fill North Atlanta Baptist church week
North Avenue Baptists host revival led by State Board evangelist Walker beginning Sunday at 7 30 p m with daily services and Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m subjects include Church Idleness and Christ on Trial In North Atlanta At Inman Park Baptist a convention address and sermon on Transmissible Elements of Success by Pastor Samuel A Cowan are planned Also Second Baptist pastor Rev Henry Alford Porter preaches Sunday morning and evening with Temple of Truth and If You Were God as themes A city junior B P O address and training school sessions slated through Friday at City Junior B P O west of the Mississippi delegation Capitol Avenue Baptist features Dr W G Major speaking both services.
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Ponce DE Leon
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Ashby Jones
Dy- Arch C. Cree
Georgia Anaptist Invention
Ayente
Lesgon
W. W.ren
Hitler A. V. Simms
First Methodist
Eg Ct
Bist Methodiat Church
Tet
Costen J. Harrell
Bublies
Walter T. Colquitt
Epworth
GJS
Wesley Memorial
Wesley Memorial Church
B. F. Fraser
Sunny
W. A. Sutton
Epworth League
Epworth Methodist
Epworth Methodist Church
League Room
Christ
Gordon Street Presbyterian
Gordon Street Presbyterian Church
Soldiers of Christ
Robert M. Stimson
C. E
Senior C. Ti
Inner Circle
Capitol
Reseytertan
Fea Pantor
Firat Presturies
Syterian
Jesus
Lowsiana State University
Aton
Taton Houze
W. A. Ganfield
Centre College
Danville
Jerusalem
Arclock
Dr. Ganfield
Atlanta
Lyons
Reipa
Central Fresbyterlar
Central Eegebyterian Church
B. B. Lecy, Jr
Decca
Episcopal
Bt. Philip's Cathedral
T. H. Johnston
Holy Communion
St. Luke's Church
C. B. Wilmer
Church of the Incarnation
BH. Noe
H. . F. Keller
St.Timothy's Kirkwooll
H. F. Kellar
W. W
Memminger
Lutheran Church
M. le Glenn
Enat Point
City
New England Baptist Convention
Hartford
Com
It Holmes
Holmes Institute
St. Paul
A. E
St Paul A. M. E
C. S. Grey
B. BE. Holmes
Dethel A. M
B. B. Singleton
J. W. Langater
St. Phip's
J. R. Gardner
Turner Monumental
Baptist
Zion Hill
HB. Robinson
Go Beulah
H. H. Coleman
Union
C H. Sharp
Wheat Street
P. James Bryant
Liberty
Stev
Ernest Hall
M. E
Butler Street
Halsey Temple
North Avene
Latter-Day Saints
Ariel Bowen
Brower
Richie Christian
Fie Peete
Christian Church
Gilbert L
Georgia
Congregational
Charles Henry
Marnex
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Tush
Thomas Pas Mackintosh
Woodward | Tor
Christ and
Els
Avenue
Sm Christian
Arthur Buckner
Congregationalist Church
Davenport
Iowa
Liberal Christian Church
West Peachtree Street
Buckner Jants
Big City
H. W. Jones
St. Charles Street
North Avenue
Dtman Park Baptist
Inman Park
Ad Men's Convention
Samuel A. Cowan
Charies Cowan
skullNy Baptist
Henry Alford Porter
Second Baptist Church
Sandov
Temple of Trith
God
Mississippi
Baptist Tabernacle
Luckie Street
John W. Ham
Tabernacle
Joseph Broughton
W. L. Blankinship
Tabernacle Prayer League
D. L. Spooner
Belfast
Ireland
Moses
Solomon
Qgpposite State Capitol
Temple OF Truth
Gordon Street
Advertising Man's Convention
Buckner
West Peachtree
G. L Keirn
Entral Presbyterian
Washington Steel
State Capitol
B. R. Lacy
Big Men’s Brotherhood
Associate Reformed Presbyterian
Whitehall Street
Whitehall Terrace
SW. Reid
Dia
ST. Mark’s
South Peachtree
E. Walson
Joel Hunter
Amon For
Auburn Avenue
Ivy Stee i
Peachtreet St
Bingday
A.M. Epworth
Speciar
West End Christian to Host Special Services this Sunday
Hollows schedule ranges from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Special quasiehl numbers planned. Rev Linc B Hight will speak at 11 a.m. on The Call of Life and at 8 p.m. an A Sighted... music by Professor Kurt Mueller. Sunday school at 5:45 p.m. C E at 7.
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West End Christian
Linc B. Hight
Call of Life
Kurt Mueller
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