Baptists of World to Meet in London Congress Draws Atlanta Georgian Delegates
Prominent Baptists from Atlanta and Georgia plan to attend the London world congress July 1 to 7. Delegates book passage from New York by rail and ship, with Rev Dr Landrum among the listed speakers and many Georgia pastors among the traveling party. The meeting aims to unify Baptists across fifteen sub denominations and discuss church governance and religious freedom under czarist Russia.
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Atlante
Georgia
London
Dr Landrum
Atlenta
New York
Souther
Pennsylvania
R Christie
Valdosta
Tang
Dawson
B. W
Maritnna
Fla
B. J W, Graham
Irata
W. D
J. E. Yb.te
Atlanta
Rey George Sale
Orty
J Bennett
Grigtin
Headden
Rome
Mins Hamilton
Cama
B. D Ragsdale
Macon
L White
M. A. Jenkins
Dubin
R. Bisty
Wrightsville
NeLemors
Statesboro
A. M. Bennett
Moultrie
A W. Bealer
Thomasville
Finn
Thomenaille
A B. O'Kelly
Greensboro
O. J. Copeland
Waynesboro
R Helper
Russia
United States
South
Philadelphia
Boston
Landrum
Guards Placed At Carter Home In Valdosta
In Valdosta Georgia on June 20 authorities placed guards at the Carter home after armed strangers were seen nearby. A man and woman in a buggy with a white horse were noted, with fears of an attempt to harm the Carter family to hinder testimony at the Rawlings trial. Sheriff Passmore and deputies will widen protection and may add guards as needed. Mrs Hawlings seeks funds to hire lawyers for defense and plans to sell the family farm to raise money.
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Valdosta
Carter
Crosby
Rawliage
Rawlings
Sheriff Passmore
Carter House
Climate and Crop Bulletin Week Ending June 19
Section Director JB Marbury reports a generally favorable week for crops statewide. Temperatures were high with helpful local showers, cotton variegated by grass removal, corn and wheat yields variable with worms and rain needs, peaches shipping underway with high prices, cantaloupes and melons promising from the south, cane and gardens performing well where rainfall was adequate.
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JB. Marbury
Mortuary notes on Rev J E Stephenseer and others
Remains sent to Cincinnati for Rev J E Stephenseer former pastor of Elberton Presbyterian Church. Mrs Mollie Woods of Comer leaves a husband and four children. In Newnan Rev Woo Vaiss ck buried after sudden death at 82. In Montrie George Faison dies at 96, once Colquitt County merchant. funeral led by Rev S C Flanders.
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Cincinnati
Elberton
J. E. Stephenseer
Presb. Man
Mollie Woods
Comer
R. W. Wocas
George S. Faison
Moultrie
Newnan
Oo Vaiss Ck
Western Baptist Association
R. W. Hamrick
Montrie
George Falson
Colquitt County
Fain
Virginia
Columbus
Great Congress programme hosts notable Baptist leaders
About 300 delegates secured passage on the amendment and the congress plans a broad programme. Speakers include Rev. Dr. Landrum of Atlante and Rev. Dr. White of Macor. After the convention, continental tours and trips to Jerusalem and the Holy Land are planned, along with a journey through India.
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McAny
Landrum
Atlante
Dr. White
Macor
Jerusalem
Holy Land
India
Baptists of
Tim Ertoin
State University to Extend Campus with New Gymnasium
Officials announce expansion plans for State University including a new gymnasium funded by seventy five thousand dollars. Alumni of the institution welcome the project as a step toward broader facilities and improved student life.
Alumni Sow 500 Acre Campus Plan and YMCA Building
Athens Ga June 20 Special The University of Georgia alumni at their annual meeting endorse extending the campus to about 500 acres and backing a YMCA and gymnasium on campus with a 75 000 goal. They authorize a $40 000 alumni loan for land purchase, plus aim to raise 35 000 more for the building, with 36 000 additional fundraising to follow, and await legislative support for an agricultural college and facilities.
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Athens
University of Georgia
Young Men's Christian Association
Gymnasum
Young Men's Christan Association
Institution
Tha Gtte
Fran
Thomas N. Denmark
Savannah
Emdowment Committee
Young Men's Christian Association Iuilding
Ths
Jend
Alumni Young Men's Christian Association
Ald
Harry Hodwaon
University Welfary
FIM
Ity of Athena
George Foster Peshody
Aumni Eaciety
Thomas J. Shackelford
Harry Hodgeon
Alumni Society
Alumni Fund
M.C. A
Hi i Pati
Goyner
Dra. Lipscomb
Mell
Chrisian
E University
Great
Agricultural College
Meldrim
Peter W. Meldrim
Clark Howell
Atlanta
G. H. Nixon
Augusta
George F. Gober
D. C. Barrow
M. Strahan
HK. C. Kents
A. H Carmichael
N. Freidelson
A. H. Carmichael
W. C. Brantley
Loring Raoul
Cuzart
Henson
C. F. Colbert
Samuel F. Wilson
Tennessee Court of Appeals
Lipscomb
Rutherford
Brown
Bishop Pierce
F .W. Mel
Oyama to Deal Crushing Blow in Russia War
Oyama seeks a decisive blow against the Russians at Jong to disrupt the war party in Russia and push terms on Japan. Roosevelt may gain if a peace agreement averts another battle until Washington shows its hand. British officials note no advice given, while Berry and colleagues rush front visits to observe forthcoming fighting in Peterhof.
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Jang
Oyama
Jong
Russia
Roosevelt
Washington
Great Britain
Japan
Berry
Niccole Jeagues
Peterhot
Banquet Honors King Alfonso in Paris
President Loubet hosted a magnificent Paris banquet for King Alfonso of Spain on June 30. The menu was a work of art and the champagne served was G. H. Mumm & Co vintage wine, marking a grand royal reception in recent years.
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Alfonso
Paris
President Loubet
King Alfrance
Spain
G. Ho Mumm & Co
Police Rules Adopted Amid Board Dinner Row in Atlanta
The Atlanta police board debated rule changes last night leading to a near resignation by Chairman Nunnally. Mayor Woodward pressed for civilian control while a compromise preserved board authority. A new rule restricts officers from courting newspaper notoriety and may trigger investigations if a name appears too often. The rules will be issued in book form within thirty days.
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Nunnally
Woodward
Counot
Ha Po Uce
Atlanta
Mr. Johnson
Morooca Invites US to Conference on Morozan Affairs
A dispatch from Mr. Gummers, Morozo minister, forwards a request from the Morozo government to the United States for participation in a conference on Morzo affairs. The note requests American involvement and hopes other powers will also accept. The United States is expected to consider the invitation.
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Mororca
United States
Washington
Gummers
Morozo
Fearneu
Nis
Cabinet's Resignation Sparks Political Turmoil
A fragmented report notes the Spanish cabinet has resigned after a tense vote. Prime Minister and allied ministers faced pressure as opposition parties maneuvered to form a new government, signaling a potentially shifting political landscape.
Dr Pierce Reveals Secret Ingredients of Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery
Readers learn that Dr. Pierce will stamp every bottle with a full list of ingredients used in his Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery. The prose touts roots and herbs, non alcohol and medical aims for women, urging consultations with Dr. Pierce of Buffalo for confidential advice.
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Dr. Pierce
Buffalo
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
District Conference Met By East Atlanta Methodists
The Atlanta district conference of the Methodist church met yesterday at 10 o'clock in the East Atlanta Methodist church on the Soldiers' Home car line. Three sessions were held with plans for three more days including today and Thursday, featuring morning and evening preaching. Reports from churches and Micethadiet colleges presidents filled the agenda. four delegates will be elected to attend the general Methodist conference.
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East Atlanta
Atlanta
The
Methodist Church
General Methodist Conference
Death of John Morrison Prominent Moultrie Citizen
John Morrison longtime Moultrie resident died last night at the Presbyterian Hospital around 7 o clock. He was 56 and had lived in Moultrie about 40 years, with business ties to Savannah and Alabama landownership. Morrison served as an elder of the Presbyterian church and was survived by his wife and three children.
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Fes Aturant
Teantk Yall
Lins Oteastop
Perl
George Foster Peagedy
Carrie
Peabody
Clark Howell
W. E B. Simmons
Russell
Cendler
O. C. Edwards
Lanter
H. B. Fitzgeralt
Omaha
Atusk
Prise
EB. G Boutz
Muste
Benediction
Moultrie
Joan Morrison
Mgr. Morison
Alabama
Marrison
Presbyterian Church
Tirne
Tr Bedy
Mcultue
Dessased
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