Atlanta Presbyterians Host Large State Y M C A Union Session
The Baptist Young People's Union met in Macon with 8 000 to 10 000 Georgia members reported. Capitol avenues junior union in Atlanta claims 400 members as the largest in the world, while First Church Atlanta holds Georgia's largest senior union. First Church Macon credited with highest missions giving among unions. Rev A W Realer spoke in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weocroms
Baptist Young People’'s Union
A. M. Bennett
Netman Park
Reva LG Davis
LL & Burton
A J. Reaney
J. & McLemore
Georgia
Capitol Avenue
Atlanta
Union of the First Church
Geoteta
Macon
Alex W. Realer
Thomanville
Honors Taken by Atlantas
Atlanta boys played a prominent role at the University of Georgia graduation exercises. George Ho Gillom Asa Warren Candler Robert Parker and others from Boys High School are praised for speeches and leadership. William Franklin Slaton Jr won a 450 gold prize for an essay. Fortunes reflect on Boys High training. Also Covington mayoral special election hints E W Fowler favored to win. Sam P Thompson has served as acting mayor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Univrsity of Georgia
Atlanta
Sta
Alciphranian Listerary and Debating Society
Boys' High School For
George Ho Gillon
Dla
Robert Shumate Parker
Chome
Parker
Harrison Jones
Wiliam Franklin Slaton, Jr
Slaton
Robert 3. Parker
Asa Warren Candler
Lewis T.turner
George IT Dillon
Loring Rao
Joe Ewinson
Morrison Jones
Grover Cleveland
Sowler
Covington
Four hundred plus cars parade for orphans at Trinity
A large parade of 104 cars will start at Trinity Methodist Church at 2:30 pm and travel routes through Whitehall Pryor Washington and Mitchell streets ending at Ponce de Leon park. About 384 orphans from Decatur, Hapeville, Sheltering Arms, and Hebrew Orphans homes will ride with 376 adults and 104 owners driving their own cars. Ice cream and candy are donated. Frank Inman, Inman car owners, and many others are listed as contributors.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Whitehall Street
Trinity Avenue
Carl
W. F. Manry
G. 2
Currier
Mike Smith
W. C. Warren
A. C. Martin
J. G. Evans
George C. Whiters
JW. Alexander
W. ©. Foote
George W. Parrott
RB. Walker
Dr. L. Amater
H. H. Schaut
Edwin Hess
Alexander Rosenfield
Omar Elson
T. A. Rainey
George Winship
R. la Palmer
A. Wilson
W. J. Spear
C. B. Howard
Auntell Thornton
W. H. Higgins
F.C
Telnhauser
W. L. Peel
H. I. English
J. L. Dickkrson
John E. Smith
Mortis Brandon
James L. Dickey
W. C. Kreigshaber
Woodalde
F. L. Sealey
MW. C. Stockdell
George B. Howand
G. M. Seuwald
Guthman
P. D. Baker
P. R Padgett, Jr
H. Holland
William Owens
Miax Calhoun
George LeCarty
C. Flacher
J. ©. Clark
J. A. Gumm
Hugh L. Cardoza
Ponce de Leon Park
Wiley
Frank I. Block
Harry L
Ponce de Leon
Georgia Railway and Electric Company
Holmes Doctored Reports to Salt the New York Gambiers
Washington June 9 Former Associate Statistician Holmes of the agricultural department faced trial on conspiring to defraud the government by supplying crop report information. Witness Van Riper testified that he had suppressed names of Price and Haas and that Holmes supplied figures for reports in exchange for access to inside data. Bank records and handwriting testimony followed as the case unfolded with Van Riper asserting no direct agreement to withhold wrongdoing.
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Washington
Holmes
Agricultural Department
van Riper
Wilson
Worthington
Price
Haan
Hyde
Europe
Census Bureau
Peckham
Peck
Fall
Holmes and Haas
Haas
Haase
Beach
van Ripers
David M. Carvalho
New York
Farmers Union Denounces Immigration Plan in Hall County
In Gainesville Georgia at a Hall County Farmers Union meeting resolutions condemned funding to bring foreign immigrants to Georgia. The group urged state and national representatives to oppose public appropriations for immigration and to promote education and farm modernization instead. Local unions followed suit, preparing to oppose the movement statewide.
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Strome
Farmers’ Union
Hall County
Gainesville
Hall County Farmers' Union
Farmeral Education and Co- Operative Union
Pottery Plant Sought for Macon Georgia
Macon officials seek skilled pottery makers to relocate to Macon. Rene Anderson of the chamber of commerce says a pottery plant would succeed here, with money ready to invest if artisans are found. Despite rumors of southern labor bias, organizers hope to overcome it and secure needed workers. Annexation map for Macon is completed and turned to the annexation committee for council review.
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Macon
Rene Anderson
Champer of Commerce
Caldwell
Death notice corrected for Harris County man in Georgia
A Harris County Georgia man, L. Hangett Hargett, was reported dead in error after initial notices said he died near Columbus. Reports from his bedside show he remains alive though critically ill. the public and relatives prepared for a funeral before corrections clarified the mistake and noted ongoing medical condition.
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Columbus
Pecat—L
Hangett
Harris, County
Thin City
Herbell V. Hargett
Harris County
Little
Muscogee Superior Court
Hargett
Wace
Shady Grove
Tlargett
Socml
Hamilton
Funer
Shaly Grove Church
Salvation Army Picnic Planned for Macon Children
Captain Brazeille of the Salvation Army announced a picnic for poor children at Central City Park in Macon. Captain Drnscal has planned amusements, with baseball for the boys and other sports for the girls, aiming for a great success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Brazeille
Salvation Army
Central City Park
Drnscal
Millionaire Vogt Ends His Life in Louisville Family Losses Value
Charles U Vogt a resident manager at American Tobacco in Kentucky and vice president of the German Insurance Bank committed suicide today in Louisville. A renowned Mason and collector of Masonic literature his death follows two years of declining health after his wife’s death. His estate neared a million dollars and his 15,000 volume library was donated to a local lodge.
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Louisville
Charles U Vogt
American Tobacco Company
Kentucky
German Insurance Bank
Seelbach
Vogt
Th Knights of Kadoan
Musical at Oxford Brings Alabama and Georgia Talent
A refined Oxford concert showcased graduates from conservatories of music. Highlights included piano duets by Marie Evans and Sera Branham, vocal and violin solos, quartets, and readings by Nell Lowrey and others. Notable performers included Misses Evans Branham Bonnell Lowrey and Harris from Oxford, with regional talent from Bridgeport Alabama and Macon and Lees.
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Oxford
Alabama
Georgia
Emory College
Conservatorilm of Music
Misa Marie Evans
Mias Sera Branham
Hacka
Macon
Lees
Bridgeport
Ala
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Wacycross
Alex Healer
University of Georgia
Leon
Daniel Brothers Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree Street
New York Gambiers
Cardus
Willie Reed
Brooklin
W. Va
Cardui
Wille Reed
Brecktin
Union Fights
Hall County Farmers Act
MR. Hargett
Helief
Gal. Margett
Charles ¢C
Castoria
Chas. H. Fletcher
R Sumner Otpor
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