Nominations for Music Clubs Board in Atlanta Meet
Asheville N C June 14 Nomination of board members for officers election and pledging of 34 200 in new life memberships to the endowment fund highlight the National Federation of Music Clubs session. President Wilkingon and Mrs Henry Petit head the nominating committee as delegates push for about sixty nominees and active support for transportation reform in Atlanta.
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Asheville
N. C
National Federation of Music Clubs
Atkinson
Atlanta
Presidents' Club Votes Approval In Ongoing Petition Controversy
The article lists petitioners and leaders including F. Paxon vice president of the Presidents' club TL OB Vegram vice president, Walter Quote retiring chamber of commerce leader Palmer Blackburn of the Amior chamber of commerce 7 ML Van Harlingen of the Atlanta Motor club Emmett Quinn president of the Atlanta Federation of Trades Victor W Kriegshaber and Mell Wilkinson as part of an approval vote internal to the Presidents' Club.
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Cum J. Wilkingon
Presidents’ Club
Victor IL. Kriegshaber
Quinn
The
Federation of Labor
Pegram
Atlanta
Fridata Atroad
Blackburn
Palmer S Blackburn
Georgia
van Harlingen
Colonel Paxon
Florists of
Atkinson
Wilkinson
Mr. Wilkinson
Harry Atkinson
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Federation
Public Service Commission
F. 4. Paxon
TL OB. Vegram
I Iway
Walter ©. Uote
Chamber of Commerce
Palmer Blackburn
Aymior Chamber of ° ‘Commerce
ML van Harlingen
Atlanta Motor Club
Atlanta Federation of ‘Trades
Victor Wf. Kriegshaber
Mell R. Wilkinson
Atlanta Jubilee Movement launches with city county leaders
The Jubilee movement in Atlanta forms an executive committee with mayor SIms, Mell Wilkinson, F J Paxon, Oscar Milla and a county representative to plan celebrations. Seven new members join local clubs including William Glenn, Coke Davis, T H Latham, Platt Young, Dr. R M Eubanks, George Harris, and John Gilmore, representing various business and professional groups. The Brazilian congress urges government support for promoting fle nkolis vehicle use.
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Ilaser Sims
Mell R. Wilkinson
Presidents’ Club
F. J. Paxon
Oscar Milla
William H. Glenn
Shippers’ Compress Company
William Brownlee
Rotary Club
Coke Davis
Insurance
J. M. van Harlingen
Atlanta Motor Elub
T. H. Latham
Davis & Freeman
Samuel Rothberg
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
Platt Young
The
Pubishers' Press
Atlanta Printers’ Club
R. M. Eubanks
Russell Mitchell
Fifth District Dental Society
George Harris
Exposition Cotton Mills
Employers’ Association
John Gilmore
Benjamin Watkins Realty Company
Exchange Clu
Floods Recede As Oklahoma Rivers Fall After Wide Flooding
June 15 1923 reports describe heavy rains across Oklahoma with hail and widespread flooding. Two houses wrecked, trees uprooted, and city streets flooded as Chisholm Creek warned of further rises. Arkansas rivers begin to fall but damage exceeds a million dollars with refugees returning home. Levee breaks near Fort Gibson and Linden limited river rise, easing flood near Fort Smith.
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Chisholm Creek
Weather Bureau
Arkansas
Tulsa
Okio
Sand Springs
Arkansas River
City Water Works Department
River Rise Promises Crest Early Tomorrow at Fort Smith
Water levels climbed to 20.8 feet by 7 pm with forecasts the crest would reach soon. The Arkansas River fell 14 inches at Fort Gibson and stalled at Weber's Falls about 63 miles from Fort Smith, while local weather officials noted improved conditions.
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Arkansas
Fort Gibson
Weber's Falls
Fort Smith
Weather Bureau
M Lean Cotton Survey Discussed By McLean
May 10 report quotes McLean criticizing a northern dominated cotton advisory group. He notes 1921 22 boll weevil losses total 6 million bales, warns a mild winter may worsen pest damage and prompt a cotton shortage as world stocks dwindle. He cites price drops demoralizing mills and urges farmer organization and state farm land banks to aid tenants up to 175 percent of land value.
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Pers
Department of Agriculture
Cone
Washington
George McFadden & Brother
Philadelphia
North
Middle West
McLean
New England
Southern
Federal Farm Land
Atlanta to mark Stone Mountain carving of Lee figure
Governor Trinkle of Virginia visits Atlanta to open the first statue on Stone Mountain. A morning parade and afternoon ceremonies will launch the monumental carving of General Robert E. Lee. Walter T. Candler leads a volunteer reception committee as Lincolns fleet transports VIPs.
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Ternthan
Trinkle
Virginia
Atlanta
Robert B. Lee
Walter T. Candler
Lincoln Dealers
Terminal Station
Georgian Terrace
Stone Mountain
Borglum
Randolph
Hardwick
Gutzon Borglum
Sims
Stone Mountain Confederate Memorial
Robert E. Tee
Stone Mountain Confederate Monumental Association
B. Lee Trinkie
Walter 4. Sims
Atlannta
Store Mountain
Atlante
National Guard
American Legion
Association To Endeavorsme
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Doned
Mell
Neal
Acta
Cone Way
Heywood Wakefield
Essy
Erators
Erator
National Brazilian Congress of Coal and Other Fuels
Oklahoma
Ark
Linden
Oklo
T. G. Shipman
Kaneas
Shipman
Ite
Folk Milet
West
Polk Miller Drug Co., Inc
Governor St
Richmond
Rush
Whitehall and
Hunter Streets
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