Pressmen chiefs may be ousted at Tennessee convention
At Rogersville Tennessee June 13 George L Berry president of the International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union says New York members plan an effort to oust the union chiefs over a Chicago strike dispute. He notes consecutive attempts to remove him since 1906 and expects AFL aid to sustain operations in Chicago with voluntary contributions planned from subordinate locals.
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New Orleans
International Fronting
Union of North America
Chicago
Rogersville
Tenn
New York
Franklin Union
Flannagan
Berry
George L. Berry
International Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union of North America
East
Tennessee
American Federation of Labor
Oil mill men to meet in Little Rock next year
Memphis Tenn June 14 The annual convention of the National Association of Mill Superintendents adjourned with Little Rock Ark chosen as the next meeting place. Officers elected include President G YT Parkhouse Kyle Texas and Secretary-Treasurer H E Wilson Wharton Texas. Arkansas vice president A R Wright Little Rock Mississippi vice president T A Thomas Hattiesburg Texas Charles Duncan Greenville Louisiana F S Stone Bastrop. Purcell, Dallas and Little Rock competed. Little Rock won by a close vote. The MIN Manufacturing and Supply Association will also meet next in Little Rock.
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Memphis
Tenn
National Association of
Little Rock
Ark
Parkhouse
Kyle
Texas
H. E. Wilson
Wharton
H. C. Beasley
Grenada
Miss
Arkansas
A. R. Wright
Sussissipr
T. A. Thomas
Hatties-burg
Charles Duncan
Greenville
Louisiana
F. &. Stone
Bastrop
Quislahoma
P. Morrin
Purcell
Dallas
Arkansas City
of Min Manufacturing and Supply Association
Love and Business Tie in Forsyth Office Wedding
Emma Bullard, 20, wed 50 year old J R Clute district manager at United Mercantile Agency in a 5 pm ceremony in the Forsyth building offices. Rev William Hill officiated after dictation paused for a license. The couple then hosted friends at 21 B Williams Street.
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United Mercantile Agency
Forsyth
Emma Bullard
F R Clute
Mercantile Agency
Clute
Chicago
Gether
Mr Clute
Hill
West End Presbyterian Church
Williams Street
Williama Street
Hugs and kisses in pool tied to young cousin case
In a Georgia court a 18 year old co respondent testified about an affair with his cousin's wife beginning when he was 14. The case involves divorce and child custody with allegations of abuse and financial neglect. Further testimony described a scheme to monitor the wife, and the husband faces questions about support and propriety. A separate item notes Waycross mayor backing an auditorium project with a civic campaign planned in coming weeks.
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David I. Schene
Ben Smuylijan
Superior Court
Schanes
Smuyllian
Schane
Atlanta
Mra Schane
Virginia Schane
New York
Waycrous
Waycross
Reed
Heavy Rainstorm Strikes Atlanta Yet Again
A second severe rain episode drenched Atlanta yesterday afternoon, washing away much repaired railroad and street damage from the prior storm. The brief half inch downpour caused notable disruption, while the Thursday night storm dumped 2.9 inches in six hours, flooding areas and shattering glass. Weather records threaten to fall as rainfall to date nears 38 inches for the year, with 6 and a half months remaining in 1912.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Bureau of the Weather Department
Decatur board seeks lower freight and hotel plans
The Decatur board of trade approved a committee led by C. A. Matthews to study freight tariffs and win lower railroad rates and better freight and passenger services. A later committee will explore building a new modern hotel. The group aims to add 100 new members in the coming month, with several new names reported. Organized commerce efforts also spread to Millen, Georgia, where merchants gathered to form a chamber of commerce and heard benefits and duties of such an organization.
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Decatur Board of Trade
C. A Matthews
G B. Scott
T L Weekes
Ansley
C H. Talley
W. H Busk
G. Beott Candler
Decaturalee
Board of Traders
Olect
John D. Hollingaworth
F. A. Doughman
A. Corker
Tr. J. Lochridge
C. L. Weekes
I. W.W. Calhoun
C. E H. Paulio
Millen
Commesren
J. J. Farreil
Seeemerce
Southern buys new equipment and bids sought for locomotives
President Finley announced that the Southern Railway seeks bids on ten Pacific passenger locomotives and thirty Mikado freight locomotives with auto heaters, plus twenty six thousand two hundred tons of steel rails. The plan includes numerous cars and expansion of double tracking from Cincinnati to Tennessee, enhancing peach season traffic and car exchange with the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific lines. Georgia Southern and Florida Railway bids cover six consolidation freight engines, four switch engines, two mall cars, five coaches, four express cars and 240 freight cars.
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Washington
Finley
Southern Railway Company
Southern Railway
Birmingham
North Birmingham
Malinine
Atlanta
Crogiskeya
Gainesville
Cincinnati, New Orleana and
Texas Pacific Railway
Alabama Great Southern Railroad
Erlanger Ky
Williamstown
Ohio River
Chattanoga
Town
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Boyce
Cttico
Harriman Junction
Tenn
Oakdale
Georgia Southern and Florida Railway Company
Auction Sale Of 50 Residence Lots In College Park
An auction sale of fifty residence lots in College Park is set for today at 20 o'clock. Bidders should take a car at Forsyth and Alabama Streets for the viewing and sale location.
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College Park
Forsyth
Alabama Sts
Commercial Congress Commission Named by Florida Senator
A commission from sixteen Southern states was chosen to advise on tax law uniformity. Named by Senator Fletcher of Florida, the group lists members from Georgia to West Virginia, including C M Candler, A A Evans, Peter L Atherton, and J W Shartel among others, with appointments across major cities.
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Washington
Southern Commercial Congress
Fletcher
Florida
Congress
Georgia
M Candler
E. C. Kontz
Cc J Hafen
Atlanta
Alabama
A A. Evans
Montgomery
Godbold
Camden
Robert B Evans
Greensboro
Arkansas
David A Oates LM
Burge
F E Brown
Little Rock
Err. Grill
Palatka
F P Cone
Lake City
John Trice
Tampa
Kentucky
Peter L. Atherton
Louisville
Edward L. Young
Madisonville
Charles K Wheeler
Paducah
Louisiana
M H Carver
Hatchitoches
Edgar H Farrar
W. C. Hart
New Orleans
Maryland
Joseph D Baker
Frederick
Oscar Lesser
Henry F. Baker
Baltimore
Mississippi
F. Neel
Lexington
Duncan Thompson
F. M Sheppard Jackson
Missouri
Wiliam Williams
Boonville
EB Crow
St Louis
Peyton Parks Clinton
North Carolina
Franklin McNeil
W T Lee
Edward L. Travia
Raleigh
Oklahoma
John W Shartel
Oklahoma City
Frank Pale
Guthrie
J. M Givens
Muskogee
South Carolina
Robert M Cooper
Wisackv
J. M Connelly
Charleston
William G Sirrine
Greenville
Tennessee
H E Barthell
Nashville
George D Lancaster
Chattanooga
James H Malone
Memphis
Texas
A L Love
J. F. Sayers
Austin
H E Rice
Houston
Virginia
R Donehnoe
Fairfax
Robert Catlett
Edward J Doran
Norfolk
West Virginia
John J Lincoln
Wikhorn
George W Bland
West Union
Nagel Approves Lifeboat Rule For Steamers
Washington June 14 new regulations require ocean steamers entering U S ports to carry lifeboats for all aboard and crew. Coastwise lake bay and sound vessels must have capacity for 60 and 20 percent respectively with seasonal adjustments. River steamers need lifeboat space for 10 percent. Provisions vary with vessel proximity to land and water depth.
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Washington
Steamboat Inspection Service
Nagel
Lake Bay and Sound
Lake, Bay and Sound
Must Hang for Murder In New Orleans
New Orleans on June 14 Rene Canton condemned to death for the murder of Edgar H Ferrar Jr and a local attorney. The state supreme court ruled that use of an involuntary confession against Canton was not unlawful. His brother Lucien Canton, already serving a life term for burglary, was included in the decision on the same technicality.
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New Orleans
Rene Canton
Edgar H Ferrar, Jr
State Supreme Court
Lucien Canton
Tim Mercer Has Fighting Chance
Waycross Ga June 14 Special Late tonight physicians attending Tim Mercer the son who was shot yesterday by W.8 Mercer near Hoboken state that he has a fighting chance for recovery Mr and Mrs Mercer were buried without religious service today near Si hiatiersville.
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Waycross Ga
Tim Mercer
Mercer
Hoboken
Si Hiatiersville
Leading Odd Fellows to Meet Here Today
Coleman of Atlanta grand master of Georgia has called a cabinet conference of grand judge officers at the Piedmont hotel ballroom at 10 o clock this morning. About thirty five Odd Fellows expected, including past grand masters, division deputies, and a representative of the sovereign grand lodge. The meeting will map out the order's work for the year.
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Coleman
Atlanta
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Georgia
Fiedmont Hotel
Olock
Sovereign
Grand Lodge
Order
Turkish Troops Win in Seven Hour Battle at Homs
London reports Turkish troops and Arab allies scored a major victory at Homs. An agency correspondent in Tripoli says many Italians were killed and Turkish losses were light with artillery and 150 wounded. The seven hour battle ended with Italians abandoning cannons and arms.
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London
Homs
Tripoli
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Whiteball ST
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Shane
Washington Street
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Ceass
Road of A Thousand Wonders Superior
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Oregon
Pacific Coast
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R. O. Bean
Igor Firat
Tax Peachtree St
Wer
Dana
Gay
Decatur Board
Southern Buys
Commercial Congress Commission Chosen
Navy
Cloud-Stanford Co
The
Shop of Quality
Peachtree St
Dr.,wm. M. Baird
Atlanta, Ga
W. M. Baird
Marietta St
Brows-Randolph Bldg
Mrs. Mercer
Patterson
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