Cotton Seed Crushers Hold Annual Session in Georgia
The Cotton Seed Crushers Association of Georgia met at Sweetwater Park hotel for its annual session in Lithia Springs. About two hundred delegates and guests from Georgia and beyond attended as Dr John M Medlesa spoke on The Chemistry of Cotton Seed. President A E Thornton urged expansion of seed campaigns and education. papers by McCandless Willoughby Jordan and Thrower showcased cotton seed products as animal feed and industry growth. The Atlanta Constitution was thanked for coverage.
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Alan Rogers
Patel
Georgia
Sweetwater Park
Tay
Adenue
Abaria
Po Georgios
Owal McCaw
Thornton
Terien
A. Ransom
James ‘Callaway
Atlanta
Wong
Sweetwater
Doles
Ften
AE. Thornton
John M. Medlesa
Landrum
Presto
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Tia Mit
Tls Hana
Eleales
J. J. Ienton
Monticello
Atl Wright Falure
Baer
Tonas Eggleston
Seurecy Menton
McCandless
Drewn
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TraDdle
McCandress
Lee Ant
Tr. MciCandlesa
al Ofl Mills
J. F. Powell
Dallas
Tex
Sesson
Texas
Willoughby
C. Ie
Wile Bushly
Georgia Experiment Station
Wlloughby
Slughter
Wan
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M. L Thrower
Rome
Henry W. Grady
South
Thrower
the Constitution
The
Atlanta Constitution
T. A. Ransom
Zoepffel-Quellenstein
Walker
J. A. Aycock
Fielding Wallace
McCaw
C. M. King
Junction
A. FE. Thornton
Thomas Exgieston
J. 1. Henton
Viet
Carrollton
Lloyd Aycock
Mandaville Mills
Car. Tellian
W. W. Abbot
Louteville Afanaheturing Company
Louteville
Gaz
W. Alliston
Madison Company
Madl
C. B. Adame
Edward Walk & Co
York City
James i. Atwater
Upton County
H. C. Brown
Interstate Cotton Oi Oil
Augusta
R. F. Bryan
Greene County Oil Company
Aparter Oil Mills
Bparta
W.B. Barrett
Jerany ON Min Company
Jersey
M. E. Murta
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Dublin
J. 11. Burton
Lavonia
Alll
Invonia
G. I. Kigwell
Flowery Dranen Wll
Flowery Branch
James A .Benign
Washington Oil Mill
Washington
J. L. Benton
Monthetly Cotton Oil Company
Monticelly
A. J. Cain
Georgia Cotton Oil Company
Macon
T. Cure
Ala
J.B. Cronheim
Ful+lon bag
Cotton Anil
Atanta
D. A. Carter
Southern Cattol Oil Co
J. Carter
Plantera Oi Co
Guineavale
Clifton
Ocltia ON and Fertilizer Co
Orin
Bo A. Parker
Willams & Flash Co
SE la Pula
Southern Cotton of Co
Warrenton
J. M. Wberhart
Mayasyilla
Well
Cartersvile
BOM
Garner
Joan J. Fonda
Florida Manufacturing Co
Manloon
Fla
J. HH. Pulford
Palmerroll Company
Dawson
Julian Field
Broker
WD Fowler
Senola
Geneta
J. St. Forrester
Floyd
Villa Rica
Vita
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Stone Mountain
ME Gray
Columbus
W. Grifin
Crawford
M.S. Harper
Kentucky Refining To
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Outers Cotton OW Co
C.D. Dordan
Southern Cotton Ol Co
Savannah
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Cerroliten
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Hambridge
Quitman
Bainbridge
W. J. Murphy Cowetaton
Newnais
Mee
Kenate
Muntranm Manufacturing Company
Montezuma
John M. McCundies
A. McCarty
Farmorn’ of
Guano Company
Sand
Tovene & Smith
A. Amith
Bulloch County
James WH. Taylor
Central Ot and Fertilizer Company
Cordele
Tadd
Lawrenceville Oil and Manufacturin Company
Lawrenceville
7. C. S Pinewall
Fierd Wall Company
Walker ‘Bros
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Hutledge
Willoughly
Experiment
W. J. Wrens
MtcNair
Young & Co
Weenne
Wella
Columbia
Cotton Report Set for July 3 Despite Changes
Orleans June 19 Victor H Olmstead chief of the bureau of statistics telegrammed Dr Mester replying to Secretary Tester on when the next government cotton report will be issued The next report will be issued July 3 proxima Existing law requires monthly reports on the 3rd each month The pending bill in Congress would shift to the le th of each month and align condition and ginner reports to the first ginners report for the month
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Orleans
Tester
Victor H. Olmstead
Bureau of Statistics
Mester
Congress
Insurance adjustments for San Francisco losses after quake and fire
New York June 19. Fire insurance companies meeting May 31 upheld a resolution against the 25 percent horizontal deduction. They propose settlements based on contract terms for policies covering buildings and contents with varying postquake or postfire conditions. Some cases would be settled by a reasonable compromise, others await definite facts. Also: reports from St Petersburg June 10 predict open upheaval south of Russia within a month.
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New York
San Francisco
Owls
Policiea
Polkceite
Furth
Russia
St. Petersburg
Primte Lst
Khackett
Rusals
Nine injured in collision near Middlesboro Kentucky
A PARSER Rer train and through freight on the Louisville and Nashville railroad collided two miles north of Middlesboro this afternoon, seriously injuring nine persons. The injured include Mina Arnold of Ann Fork Ky Miss Lucyingham Pineville Ky Fireman George Gritain of Jel l ies Tenn Engineer J C Padgett of Corbin Ky Mrs William McBurney of Pineville Jane Sams Pineville Ky Mrs J S Ward and son Straight Creek Ky GL Hunt medicator. Responsibility fixed.
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Adilaboro
Laulaville and
Nashile
Middlesboro
Mina [la Arnold
Atann Fork
Lucy Iiingham
Pineville
George Gritain
Jellies
Tenn
J. C. Padgett
Corbin
William YcBurney
Jane Sams
Pineville, Ky
J.S. Ward and Son
Straight Creek
GL. Hunt
Cromwell Defies Senate in Canal Inquiry
Washington June 19 William Nelson Cromwell defied the ornate committee by refusing to answer questions about his work for the New Panama Canal Company. He read a prepared statement and cited confidential client relations as the basis for declining to discuss private business matters. The committee adjourned without completing the record, offering Cromwell another chance next Tuesday.
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Washington
Wiliam Nelson Cromwell
New Panama Canal Company
Morgan
Panama Canal Company
America
Meet Next at Fitzgerald Naming Officers in Georgia
Albany Georgia June 19 Special The state adjourns of the patriotic order Bons to meet next April at Fitzgerald The following officers were elected state president EE Huderus Valdorta Fitzgerald vice president J S Gordy Cor dete master of forms P L Mathis Lathoridga secretary J Jewell Meulitie treasurer B N Arlmieery Ale bans conductor G St Christian Quit man inspector W J Barrow Lafayette gunrl J B Harron Doston trustee O M Gpence Funston W A McLarty Anthany L S Akritige Magnolia
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Sona of America
Albany
The
Patriotic Order
Fitzgerald
Irat
Antique Roman Silver Service Presented in Chicago
Chauncey J Blair presented to the Field Columbian Museum a set of early Roman silver service dug near Naples. The twenty pieces are the only set of its date in America and are valued at a fabulous sum.
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Chicago
Mes
Chauncey J. Blair
Field Columbian
Nuxeum
Naples
America
Journey Money for Roosevelt
Washington June 19 The home committees on appropriations voted favorable report on the Wilson bill authorizing an annual appropriation of 3501v9 to pay the traveling expenses of the president of the United States and guests he may invite. Chairman Tawlit authorized to call the bill under misvision of the rules action likely tomorrow. Texan Men in Joliet Jonet Mis June 19 Fifty members of the Texas Business Man's League were guests of Joliet this afternoon leaving for Aurora. Read more on canal drainage inspection and related events.
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Washington
Wilson Bit
United States
Tawlit
Joliet
Jonet
Mis
Texas Fusiness Man's League
Aurora
Watt
Commercial Sul
University Alumni Gather for Endowment Progress and Peabody Tribute
Athens GA June 19 Special The University of Georgia alumni held its annual meeting presided by Judge FE Callaway. Students escorted Chancellor Harrow and Peabody in a campus parade. Endowment fund receipts totaled about 40000 with loans issued to campus extension ventures. A large gift from Peabody was announced to support the Y M C A project on campus. President Hadley of Yale was named as next director, alongside other nominees. The event honored late Chancellor Walter F Full and pledged continued alumni support for university needs. The meeting featured remarks by George Peabody and Congressman William J Flensing.
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Barrow
Hadley
Yale
Dretor
Athens
Alumni Society
The
University of George
Fla
He Callaway
Augusta
Harrow
Puttin
Howell Cobb
George Fomer Peabody
Chancelor
Itesoluthms
Te Alumni Society
Thomas Denmark
Te Endowment Fund Committee
Hon
A. Pratt Aimms
Suytansh
Col
Walter A. Harris
Maccon
Jfen
Hufurd M. Davis
Macon
de Mura
Compus
W. Woods Waite
Atata Y. M. C. A
IE. Mungyr
George F. Gober
Universlty
U. Mo. WA. Commisstes
Whe Y. M. Cc. A
Ory Pest
Clark Howell
M . Slaton Wee
Arthur T. Hadley
Fale
John Sharp Willams
Miassasippi
Greond
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Borrow
Walter St
Willam J. Flensing
Peabody Gifts 300 Acres to Georgia Campus
George Foster Peabody, with Chancellor Barrow and Thomas J. Shackelford, donated the Brittain farm of about 350 acres to the University of Georgia in Athens. The gift, purchased earlier by Barrow and Shackelford for investment, was sold back at the original price to Peabody, adding to the campus size and making it one of the largest in the South.
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Barrow
Thomas J. Shackleford
Mr. Peabody
University
Athens
George Foster Peabody
Thomas J. Shack. Wford
Griveway
Meware
Shackleford
Peabody
Urfan
Senate approves four bills touching territories and courts
The Senate on June 19 passed four measures including an amendment to the Spanish claim commission act to allow Supreme Court review on writs of error or series tort, an amendment to the land grant act for New Mexico, approval of an Oklahoma land act, and authorization to build additional structures for the Northwestern Normal School at Alva in that territory.
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Washington
Prelate
Gay
Spanish Claim Commission
Supreme Court
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Northwes Ern Normal School
Alva
Tuat
Louisiana primary election bill sparks voting rights clash
Baton Rouge June 19 a senate passed a primary election bill with a provision to add one qualification for voters at primaries argued to restrict black votes. Opponents call it unconstitutional while house support continues as the bill moves back for confirmation. The measure also outlines random selection of election officials and state funding for primary costs in high office races.
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Salona
Baton Rouge
State Senate
Crnil
House
Aiready
Senate
Ita
Demostcratic
United States
Morris Dies Beneath Engine in Asheville Freight Yards
John Murrin, an engineer on the Asheville division of the Southern railway, was fatally struck in the freight yards yesterday morning. His engine stood on a sidetrack while another worker alighted to perform tasks. as Morris jumped down, a backing locomotive could not stop in time and struck him, killing him instantly.
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The
Southern
N.C
John Murrin
Ashevile
Southern Railway
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Morne
Morin
Enklic
Bankers Hold Convention at Lake Toxaway Inn
The tenth annual North Carolina Bankers Association meeting opened at Taxaway Inn Lake Toxaway with President Evann of Wilmington presiding. Welch Gallnway of Brevard gave the welcome and George Breyens of Charlotte replied. Tonight’s preliminaries lead into two days of speeches with a luncheon and banquet planned by Burrowes of the hotel company and a party on Lake Toxaway. Several hundred delegates attend.
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North Carolina Bankers’ Association
Taxaway Inn
Lake Yoxaway
Evann
Wilmington
Welch Gallnway
Brevard
George Breyens
Charlotte
Burrowes
Hotel Companys
Lake Toxaway
Pierce Named for Norway and Wilton Succeeds as Assistant Secretary
President nominates Herbert H. Pierce now third assistant secretary of State to envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Norway Huntington Wilson to succeed Pierce as secretary of state. Also notes a separate case: a Black worker electrocuted in Athens Georgia. mention of train dispatchers meeting in Buffalo for ninth annual convention.
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Washington
Menate
Herbert H. Pierce
Norway
Huntington Wilson
Af Iinolt
Mr. Pierce
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