Big Atlanta Delegation for Savannah Convention
The Georgia Federation of Labor will convene in Savannah for its annual session with a large Atlanta contingent and delegates from Americas Augusta Columbus Lithonia Macon Rome Savannah and Waycross. Headquarters at Pulaski House open Tuesday as leaders consider actions to aid the labor movement statewide and in the South.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Federation of Labor
Savanna
W. C. Puckett
Georgia Filtration
Atlanta
Americas
Augusta
Columbus
Lithonia
Macon
Rome
Savannan
Waycross
Federation
State Federation
Pulaski House
Wlre
Savannah
Tanta
B Lesswith
Federaton
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Jerome Jones
William van Houten
M. Brown
L. S. Norman
H. F. Garrett
Toa. Mille
EB. Smith
Alisuta
Wiliam Rppinton
W. & Pens
FB. Hayes
Roldolnaon
G. HL. Meyer
W. H. Liner
B. Lee Smith
Carl Karsten
Atlanta Ballers
Fred, Schoen
George W. Jandrew
Atlanta Typographical Union
Mabry
TG. Hollis
Carmen — Workers
Misa Allee Wesson
Miss Aunty Bullard
Aulanta Carpenters and Joiners
Z. Th. Duhusun
A. M. Copeland
Atlanta Molders
Bee Brook
Atlanta Steam Engineers
O. R. Brooks
Atlanta Plumbers
T. W. Hawkins
Atlanta Carpenters and Joiners
J. N. Fanel
Atlanta Sheet Metal Workers
C. H. Barnes
Avanta Steam and Gas Fitters
J. R. Rowell
Atlanta Telegraphers
T. A. Pinson
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
J. H. Smith
Avanta Web
J. J. Strickland
J.B Hewitt
Atlanta International Typographical Union
Atlanta Label League
Jerome Jones, Jr
Anericus Carpenters and Joiners
A. B. Robinson
Augusta Central Trades Council
W. HM. Anerson
A. J. Allen
Augusta Machinists
PB O'Connell
Diamonds Are the Symbols of Success
A short promotional note speaks to social and commercial success through visible wealth. It urges cultivating a prosperous impression by wearing diamonds and invites comparisons of quality and price with collections sent on approval to reliable people anywhere, all express charges paid.
Governor Haskell Moves His Office to Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City expects permanence of the capital as Governor Haskell and officials relocate. A court injunction yesterday delayed moves, with a proclamation anticipated Monday declaring Oklahoma City the permanent seat. Secretaries Linn and Cross are present as state officers establish headquarters and election requirements foreseen this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Haskell
Flea
Stata
Io Gutprin
Huston
Hankel
Bill Carrier
William Linn
State Election Board
Monany
Cross
Matt Reusgen Caught in Wisconsin Pearl Button Murder
Police capture Matt Reusgen, foreman at Wisconsin Pearl Button Works, after an all night manhunt through swamps near Armster Dam. He confesses to shooting Bradler following a salary dispute at the factory, claiming the check was not entitled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Peat
Reuswan
John Wenar
Armsterdam
Wisconsin Pearl Button Works
Reuegen
Bradler
Drummers Promote Prosperity Across States
Two groups of traveling salesmen in New York plan to spread prosperity propaganda to merchants and the public. Athens preacher Rev H C Compton leads one drum corps, insisting they will push goods and wealth, while the other group, the Controllers, report booming business nationwide. Texas is highlighted as leading, with foreign capital and oil development praised by speakers including Daniel C Smith of Houston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thy
Africa
National Association of Controllers and
Marchants
Eric. Compton
Athens
Compton
Birmingham
Ala
Tam
Hotel Astor
United States
Daniel ¢. Smith Palla
Daniel G Smith
Houston
Texas
Union
Goulds
John W. Gates
Colonel Green
J. P. Morgan
Standard Ol Company
Onanclerg
Gatins Architect Leaves City for Peachtrea Hotel Project
William Lee Stoddart, New York architect and consultant, will oversee the Gatins Tourist hotel to rise on the old Mima lot at Peachtrea and Pange da Leon avenues. Ground graded, contracts soon let, completion expected within a year, with Woods lease starting in September. Stoddart to return to Atlanta in about ten days to open bids and award the contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Lee Stoddart
New York
Stoddart
Jess
Woods
Gating
South
South Atlantic States
Ponca de Leon
Gatins
Thirteen Dead as Berlin Storm Strikes Excursion Party
Berlin dispatch reports six parsons jailed and seventeen severely wounded among a group of excursionists struck by a violent thunderstorm. Eighteen were lightly injured, with wires Affected and residences damaged. Breslau also reports seven deaths from lightning as storms sweep the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Bsix Parsons
Allesia
Cap Williams and Faithful Companions Jack and Tramp
Cap Williams buried in Oakland. his life with Jack the chestnut horse and Tramp the dog formed a famed Atlanta trio. Jack, always at his master’s side, and Tramp shared streets and adventures, while Williams kept a quiet home on Mitchell Street and mourned his wife. The four Williams brothers served in the Confederate Army, with James H. Williams as Atlanta’s first postwar mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hrutley. Cays Nomas HB
Williams
Oakland
Jack
Cantain Williams
Captain Williams
Captain Willams
Wiliams
Atlanta
Williama
Shia Bogey
Loaka
Allie
Clayton County
Captain Wiliams
Tyro
Captain Willam
Tramp
Whitiams
Jack J
Captain Willem
Wil- Hama
Tig Nose
Williams Home
Talan
Williate
Pryor Street
Central Avenue
Many & Baby
Iveality
Liams
A Williams
Mitchell Street
South Pryor
Central Are
Jmue
Duster
Alte
Willams Home
Tennessee
James BH. Wiliams
Johnson
Wiliam M. Williams
Fulton Dragoons
Appomattox
Thomas H. Williams
Wade Hampton
Samuel Willama
West Point
Black prisoners die in calaboose fire at Garfield
In Garfield Georgia on June 12 two Black inmates jailed for drunkenness started a fire in their cell and later burned the calaboose to ashes, dying in the blaze. The town marshal salvaged the first fire but the second blaze proved fatal. The report portrays the prisoners as determined to die in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garfield
Calaboose
Cata
Showers Forecast Pauses In Sunday Weather Tale
Washington June 12 Generally fair weather is predicted for much of the week with showers continuing in northern New England tomorrow and Tuesday along the southern Atlantic coast and Florida. The week is expected to bring less than normal rainfall nationwide and near or above normal temperatures in the eastern and southern states and Midwest. Cooler air will drift into the Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions by midweek as temperatures rise elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. von Herrmann
Simeatag
Washington
Weather Bureau
New England
Tuesaday
jAtantic
Florida
Phator
Middle West
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Plains
SHERIFF HASKINS SHOT TO DEATH IN MONROE COUNTY
In Mang. June 12, Sheriff Haskins of Charlemont was shot and killed during the attempt to arrest Silas Phelps on an assault charge. An armed posse hunted Phelps through Monroe Mountain and Hoosa range as rain hampered the search. A mill worker, Superintendent Penman, was stabbed after a confrontation with Phelps. Officials pursued Phelps toward the mountain while Mrs. Phelps warned that her husband would shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe Bridge
Mang
Silas Phelpa
Sharim Edward ¥. Hasking
Charlemont
Phelps
Monrog Mountain
Hoossa Range
Vermont
Lewla Sears
Eccleaidh
Igre
Perfect Cuisine Service a la Carte Desirable Rooms
A premium dining service offers a la carte options with desirable rooms and refined furnishings, promising first class service at moderate charges. Generous accommodations and attentive staff underscore the upscale experience for patrons seeking quality meals in comfortable surroundings.
Do the Trustees Control Vanderbilt
Nashville Tenn June 12 The board of trustees of Vanderbilt University meets here tomorrow amid a struggle over control of the institution. Three members are named to succeed Bishop Galloway John B Ransom and Samuel J Keith. The General Conference may fill vacancies, potentially prompting a court test on church versus board authority. Chancellor Kirkland’s stance leans toward recognizing the General Conference authority. There are thirty living trustees with factions aligned to Dr Kirkland and to potential changes in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Egent
Board of Trust
Strugg Gle
General Conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South
B. Galloway
John B. Ransom
Samuel J. Keith
A. W. Biggs
Memphis
W. A. Godbey
Austin
Texas
W. E. Harrig
Macon
General Conference
Church
Chescetor
Kirkland
University
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Bell
A. K. Hawkes CO
Whitehall
Opticians
Peachtree
Big Atlanta
Auguste Carpenters and Joiners
H. L. Pryor
Columbus Trades and Labor Assembly
A. HL. Cooper
Columbus Machinists
H. Ray
Remington
Columbus Sheet Metal Workers
S. T. Jones
Lithonia Granite Cutters
J. B. Chapman
James W. Reagen
Macon ‘Central Labor Union
W. A McKenna
EB. B. Campbell
Macon Machinists
W. H. H. Young
Savannah Carpenters and Joiners
D. F. Arnold
McAulay
L. Burroughs
J. H. Papet
J. Sours
C. Dahl
Savannah Machinist
William Gray
H. M. Fallon
Jud. Keane
Savannah Painters and Paper Hangers
Fahey
T. B. Teard
Savannah Garment Workers
W. H. Tuttle
H. B. Ray
Savannah Over Makers
MD. Markham
Savannah Labor League
Miall
Annie Fleming
Savannah Blacksmiths
J. D. Craughan
Savannah Typographical Union
J. D. Mayer
Savannah Musicians
H. B. Rose
Savannah Brewery Workers
George F. Radford
Savannah Coppersmiths
G. O O. Burekel
Savannah Talslora Union
Ed Sward
Warcross Prades and Labor Assembly
W. H. Fendt
Waycross Carpenters and Joiners
R. L Grant
Singleton
Waycross Car Workers
Murphy
W. H. Paterson
W. ©. Wallace
Warcross Railway Equipment Painters
Archie P. Goodwin
Maier & Berkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
Whitehall Jr
Matt Reusgen
Rev
H. C. Compton
William Lee ‘Stoddart
Ina
St John
John L. Griffiths
London
Prien, Penufacturers
Migodtath
Ee Bcitiak Ae
Bay
Mara
Willams
Garfield, Ga
Rountree’s
Rountree's
Turner
Mer
Whitehall Street
Amerizen
Ihamneteeni Ome
Blackstone
Erae
Conveninare
Attangey
Corpfort
Hawest
Michigan Boulevard
Lake Michigan
Quaers
Mean
Drake Hotel Co
Tracy
Drake
Beak
Freu
Vane
Buffalo Lithia Springs Hotel
Danville
Archbe
Buffalo Lithia Springs
KE. Hays
Georgia
Underwood
Broad St
Sheriff Haskins
W. 46Th St
New York City
Broadway Theatres
5Th Ave
A.L. Patterson
Atlantic
Hall Totel-Sanatoriumavi
Sith
YOUNG
Manau T
Crockett Arsenic Lithia Springs
Haddock Inn
Toccoa Falls
E. P, Simpson
Toccoa, Georgia
Vanderbilt
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