Hatfield Heads Community Advertising Section Meeting
Charles F. Hatfield of St. Louis presided at the Community Advertising section of the Associated Advertising Clubs meeting in Atlanta. Officers elected include M. A. Tancock of Omaha as vice president and A. W. McKeand of Terre Haute as secretary treasurer. Resolutions call for a united national policy aligning agriculture industry commerce finance and transportation and urge a plan for permanent improvement of navigable waterways.
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Charles F. Hatfield
St. Louis
Ad Convention
M. A. Tancock
Omaha
A. WV. McKeand
Terre Haute
Ind
J. W. Pierce
Clinton Ind
William Halden
Sioux City
Iowa
Luther D. Fuller
Jamestown
N. C
W. C. Byers
Harrisburg
H. Buckner
Asheville
N.C
National Advertising Commission
G. Kk. Lowe
Neosho
A. W. McKeand
C. F. Hatcla
Lowe
Atl
Jtapr
Efigincera
America
Associated Advertising Cluba of the World
Associated Advertising Cluba
The
World Express
Atlanta
Atlanta News
Charira F. Hatd
A. W. McKeond
Emery Is Named New Legion Head
Indianapolis June 14 John G Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan was unanimously elected national commander of the American Legion at the national executive committee meeting He succeeds Colonel Frederick W Galbraith Jr who was killed in an automobile accident there last Thursday Emery entered the second officers training camp at Fort Sheridan in 1917 and rose to major of infantry He saw action in France including Meuse Argonne and was wounded in October 1918 He returned home and served on the Grand Rapids city commission He was born July 4 1881 In Grand Rapids Also named were Thomas J Bannigan as vice commander and Emery announced he would fill Galbraith speaking dates Sayre Oklahoma June 14 Six persons were drowned in flood waters of Timber and Short creeks after a cloud burst.
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Indianapolis
John G. Emery
Grand Rapids
Mich
American Legion
Frederick W Galbraith
Alajor Emery
Fort Sheridan
France
Blois
First Corps
Gondrecourt
Cantleny
St. Micuel
Meuse-Argonne
Emery
Camp Custer
Galbraith
Thomas J. Bannigan
Hartford City
Uniform Cotton Classification For World Urged
Liverpool reports that W R Meadows of the U S delegation urged universal cotton classification at the world cotton conference. He argued standardized grades would raise ethics, reduce arbitrations, and align European and American traders. He noted U S cotton exports from 1865 to 1914 totaled 13.61 billion dollars, far exceeding the era’s net trade balance.
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Liverpool
W. R. Meadows
United States
American Agricultural Department
Meadows
Europe
America
Advertising division elects officers led by John Demarest
The Direct Mail Advertising division of the Associated Advertisers clubs elected officers including Chairman John R. Demarest and Vice Chairman Gen B Isenberg. Norman T. A. Mander and Samuel Graydon joined the executive committee with district members, while Pralge joined the National Advertising Commission. Mrs Ida Bailey Allen spoke on catalogues and direct mail benefits as the group debated the impact of house organ publication versus direct advertising.
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Associated Advertising Clubs
John R. Demarest
Wilson H. Lee Co
New Haven Conn
Gen B. Isenberg
Corday & Gross Co
Cleveland
Noble T. Praigg
United Typothetae
Chicago
Fred W. Gare
Gage Printing Co., Ltd
Battle Creek
Mich
Norman
Robert Ramsay
Frances Beunie
Byron A. Bolt
William J. Betting
Speeches At Speciality Ad Men Meeting Highlight Cooperation
Revival services begin in Thomasville Georgia First Baptist church with evangelist Dr B B Bailey from Kentucky and singing by Perry Hamilton of Virginia. In a separate item at the Boys High School in the afternoon the National Association of Advertising Specialty Manufacturers held sessions at 2 30 presided by Carroll H Sadler with talks by E Allen Frost J B Short Mrs Hazel Adler Samuel C Dobbs Richard H Lee and Frank B White on cooperation color advertising Coca Cola sales and public service themes.
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Natonal Association of Advertising Specialty Manufacturers
Boys’ High School
Carrol H. Sadler
Ketterlinus Litho Manufacturing Company
Hort
E. Allen Frost
Poster Advertising Association
J. B. Short
Whitehead & Hoag Con
Frank B. White
The
Agricultural Advertising Service
Thomasville
First Baptist Church
B. B. Bailey
Kentucky
Perry Hamilton
Virgtnia
Advertising Agency Roles Highlight Massengale Talk
Massengale shows advertising value as he discusses origins and development of the advertising agency. The session at Boys' High School featured leaders from American Association of Advertising Agencies and industry figures outlining agency basics, services, and benefits to advertisers and publishers.
New Ad Commission Heads Organize In Atlanta
A new enlarged department of the National Advertising Commission of the Associated Advertising Clubs was organized in Atlanta. The Directory and Media department was launched with the Association of North American Directory Publishers and the Associated Business Directory Publishers. Elected officers span New York City Chicago Detroit and Boston with multiple vice presidents and secretaries treasurers. Trustees for three two and one year terms include R L Polk H J Farnham Wilson H Lee C D W Marcy Torehiana and others.
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National Advertising Commission
Associated Advertising Clubs
Atlanta
Association of North American Directory Publishers
Associated Business Directory Publishers
New York City
American Directory
J. Martin Gardner
Associated Offets
Ronto
Fist
D. W. Bowman
Akron
H. A. Manning
Springfield
Mags
J. Loranger
New York
Pub- Nehers
Col
Henry H. Burdick
J. H. Bra
Tubercular soldiers protest transfer from hospital 45
Tubercular ex-service men at hospital forty five near Asheville North Carolina who were sent from Atlanta by the Public Health headquarters protest an order to move them to Oteen hospital They sent an envoy to Washington and telegrammed Congressman Upshaw with their chairman C E Reynolds leading the rebelling patients John Fitzgerald will arrive to present their case and seek to revoke the transfer order They oppose any transfer and say many will go home rather than be moved
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Leigh Hotel
Washington
Constitution
Hospital
Asheville
N. C
Atlanta
United States Public Health Headquarters
Oteen
Congressman Upshaw
C. Reynolds
Oteen Hospital
Public
John Fitzgerald
Agricultural men discuss problems at Atlanta meeting
The Agricultural Publishers' Association held a Tuesday 9:30 a m session in the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce auditorium. President B Kirk Rankin chaired as committees reported on benefits and obligations of the publishers work. An open discussion on the paper situation followed. afternoon session was postponed.
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Department of the Agricultural Publishers’ Association
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
B. Kirk Rankin
Pennsylvanian Named Ambassador to Spain
Cyrun F. Woods of Greensburg Pennsylvania has been chosen by President Harding as ambassador to Spain succeeding Joseph Willard. Woods, 60, is the state secretary of Pennsylvania and former minister to Portugal under Taft, born at Clearfield and a Lafayette alum.
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Washington
Cyrun F. Woods
Greensburg
Harding
Spain
Joseph Willard
Woods
Pennsylvania
Portugal
Taft
Clearfield
Par
Lafayette College
Philadelphia
Pittsbure
Pine Lumber Makers Protest Canada Tariff Action
Lumber manufacturers in the south oppose tariffs on Canadian pine lumber while the Western Pine Manufacturers Association votes to oppose any import of amber from Canada. James A. Hollomon reports from Washington that the association, representing sixty five mills across Washington Oregon Montana and Idaho, emphasizes its stance against Canadian shipments.
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James A. Hollomon
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh Hotel
Washington
Constitution
South
Canada
Northwest
Dominion
Weste Pine Manufacturer Association
Oregon
Uascondes
Montana
Idaho
Canad
N.tson Morgan
Western Pine Manufacturers Assec Sion
Western Pine Manufacturers’ Association
Tariff Plan Aims 25 Percent On Canadian Pine Lumber
Telegrams sent to J W Fordney and W C Hawley from the lumber association say the Ways and Means Committee approved a twenty five percent ad valorem tariff on finished pine lumber from Canada. Idaho Washington Montana and Oregon pine mills oppose the measure calling it prohibitive to import.
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BNS
Canada
J. W. Fordney
W. C. Hawley
Recordi Ag
Breakfast Meeting on Community Advertising Plans
The Community Ad Section will hold a breakfast conference this morning in the Ansley hotel mahogany room to discuss advertising clubs roles in developing communities. The meeting follows J. M. Mallory's Tuesday address and aims to adopt plans stressing community development in Georgia and Alabama.
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Associated Advertising
Ansley
J. M. Mallory
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Georgia
Alabama
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NEW Legion
Sayre
Okla
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Maier & Berkele, Inc
Diamond Merchants
Whitehall Street
Spa Pra Aat
Massengale
American Association of Advertising Agencies
St. Elmo Massengale
George W. Hopkins
Columbia Grapho- Phone Company
James O'Shaughnessy
Roy
Duratine
Barton, Durstine & Osborn
Collin Armstrong
Wm. T. Mullally, Inc
W. T. Mullally
Wm. T. Munlally, Inc
H. J. Kenner
Associated Advertising Clubs of the World
Joseph A. Richards
Joseph Richards Co
Norman Lewis
Chapel On Advertising Co
Charles W. Hoyt
Hoyt’a Service, Inc
AD Commission
BY James A. Hollomon
C. EB. Reynolds
Pennsylvanian
Umibermen
Pine Manufacturers Association
Member
Federal Reserve System
Citizens & Southern Bank
Maine
California
Citizens& Southern Bank
Savannah
Macon
Augusta
Atlanta Bank
Frank Hawkins . Mills B. Lane
W. W. Banks
A. M. Bergstrom
Thomas C. Erwin
J. N. Goddard
John W. Grant
H. Lane Young
H.S. McNair, V.pres. W. Vaughn Crows
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Henry Cohen
W. Ih. Fitzpatrick
W. B. Summers
E. Wallace Co
P. Cobb
E. H. Cone
J. W. Conway Milton Dargan
Thos. C. Erwin
R. W. Freeman
Frank Hawkins James E. Hickey
R. T. Jones
Wm. H. Kiser
E. W. Lane and
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Isaac Liebman
Henry W. Miller
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