New Game Law To Be Studied By Georgia Convention
Georgia sportsmen legislators wardens and others meet Tuesday at the Kimball house to study the new game law and discuss amendments. Will W Zimmer will preside in the ball room at noon Bradford Byrd serves as secretary with the Waycross convention noted. The law has been a success and amendments are expected from the convention. A committee on legislation will be formed to liaise with the House and billg om the subject of game protection.
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Georgia
Kimball House
Ita
Will W. Zimmer
Georgia Game Protective Association
Bradford Byrd
Waycross
House
Georgia farmers institutes arranged for summer tour
Athens Ga June 28 Special No less than 100 farmers institutes have been arranged for the summer months by faculty of the Georgia Agricultural College. While professors in other departments of the state university are on vacation, the agricultural college members tour the state and meet with farmers in every county.
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Athens
The
Georgia Agriculture College
State University
Agricultural College
Dr and Mrs H C White Visit Atlanta
Dr and Mrs H C White of Athens travel with niece Miss Benedict and Miss Smith to Atlanta to spend a few days with Mrs H M Comer in the Clark Howell home while the Howells are in Baltimore. Howell, Comer and Mark Howell left Atlanta Sunday to join Mr Howell in the convention city.
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H. C. White
Athens
Coatsie Benedict
Jeanie Smith
Atlanta
H. M. Comer
Clark Howell
Baltimore
Howell
Comer
Mark Howell
Mr. Howell
Atlanta Trust Company wins Columbus bridge bonds
Columbus Georgia June 23 The Trust Company of Georgia of Atlanta was the successful bidder for Columbus 350000 issue of 5 percent bridge bonds offering a premium of 815 There were many bids for the issue and a premium was offered in every instance
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Columbus, Ga
Atlanta
The
Trust Company of Georgia
Columbus
ADAD Experts Meet At Athens In Good Roads Conference
Athens June 28 Special The good roads department of the University of Georgia and the Georgia federation of road authorities gather for two days to discuss modern highways. Clarke county officials, prison board and university professors lead a program featuring a 60 mile auto trip over Clarke model roads and lectures on road materials and convict labor supervision.
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Good Roads Department
University of Georgia
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Eve
Auguste
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John C. Koch
Clarke County
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State College
Chamber of Commerce
Clarke
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J. M. Hodgson
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J. F. Gray
Railroad Commission
Savannah
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Atlanta
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Richmond County
Augusta
J. H. Merrill
Thomasville
Office of Public Roads
Washington, D. C
Renmark Hall
University Road Material Laboratory
John A. Koch
Herof
U. P. Branch
Georgia School of Technology
Barrow
K. &. Matheson
Athens Electric Hailway Company
S. W. McCallie
Elty Hall
A. M. Strawan
Barnett Shearnham
Winterville
Kilberton Road
Helicon Springs
Ridley Opens Five Part Sermon Series at Central Baptist
Rev C A Ridley, pastor at Central Baptist Church, started Sunday morning a five sermon series on "What Jesus Claimed for Himself" with the opening address exploring humanity, eternity, and Jesus as life. He warned against misusing evolution and argued for a divine nature to replace human sinfulness, citing texts and metaphors to urge spiritual maturity.
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G A. Ridley
Central Baptist Church
Jesus
Abel Avsuiey Saud
Heaven
Moral condition shown by the words we speak sermon
Dr. George Loring Hanscom delivered a morning sermon at Central Congregational church titled The Power of Words. He warned that spoken words reveal moral condition, noting a tongue can ruin reputations and family happiness, and urged kind words as agents of uplift. Western Union based 10,000 Underwood.
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Central Congregational Church
Hanscom
Christiana
Life of Wesley Told in Pulpit Sermon
Rev Charles Jones of Grace Methodist preached on John Wesley founder of the Methodist Episcopal church in honor of his 209th birth anniversary. The talk traced Wesley's life from childhood near incineration to Oxford, Lincoln College, and his move from Anglican orders to a separate Methodist movement. It notes his early prayers, Bible reading, Holy Club at Oxford, Moravian influence at sea, and the 1738 idea that crystallized the Methodist church. Wesley’s philanthropy and institutions are highlighted as lasting influences on religion and society.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles ©. Jones
Grace Methodist Church
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Jones
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Oxford
Lincoln College
Wealey
Flynworth League
Christian Endeavor
Georgia
Savarnah
London
May Introduce Trades in State Reformatory Milledgeville Ga
Milledgeville special report notes prison commission will recommend funding to equip the state reformatory to teach trades to boys sent there. Judge Patterson backs providing shoe making, tailoring, blacksmithing and other apt trades. Proposal argues cost is low and training aids post release employment, replacing farm-only labor.
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Prison Commission
Patterson
Company A 7 Prepares for July Encampment
Company A Seventeenth Infantry leaves Fort McPherson for Anniston Alabama to prepare for the annual encampment of regulars and militia starting July 5. Company 4A serves as advance guard handling details for the event expected to involve 5 000 to 6 000 men, mainly National Guard from southern Atlantic states, to gain camp life experience alongside trained troops.
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Seventeenth Infantry
Fort McTherson
Anniston
Ala
National Guarda
South Atlantic
Army worm ravages Thomasville crops across county
In Thomasville Georgia Judge H W Hopkins reports army worm damage spreading through fields over the past week. The pest attacks young corn leaves then stalks, threatens late crops, and even peanut vines and other vegetation. Farmers rush Paris green dusting as agriculture officials advise. Destruction is described as widespread across the state.
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Thomasville
H. W. Hopkins
Ilooking
South Georgia
Paris Green
Department of Agriculture
Waycross to Have Much Better Train Service
Waycross Georgia reports unofficial but reliable sources say a large share of five million dollars allotted for Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic improvements will be spent from Cordele to Waycross. Heavy rail will replace light rail and several bridges will be rebuilt in steel and concrete. Work should start soon and may enable through trains from the northwest to Florida via Waycross within a year.
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Waycross
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Cordele
Florida
Kodak Finishing At Moore & Sons In Broad Street Store
Kodak finishing and all accessories for the Kodak. Mail orders receive prompt attention. 42 North Broad Street.
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KODAK
Jno. L. Moore & Sons
North Broad Street
Congress Will Quit For The Convention
Washington June 23 Congress will quit for the Baltimore Democratic convention this week The Senate will convene at 10 20 tomorrow morning and recess for three days The House will meet at noon and also recess for three days about a dozen supply bills await action Appropriations expire June 30 an extension into the new fiscal year is likely until major bills pass Turpentine steady in Savannah opening weak then firm closing at 44 1 2 to 44 3 4 cents Week's sales 4969 casks receipts 5329 casks shipments 3811 casks including foreign and domestic Stock up 2528 casks Rosin weak early then firmer closed about a little higher Sales 13804 barrels receipts 14623 barrels shipments 12381 barrels including foreign and domestic during the week
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Congress
Senate
House
Baltimore
Savannah
Theatook Ds
Macon Couple Elopes In Auto
Miss Ruth Jackson a 17 year old high school graduate elopes with Ralph Grayson a 20 year old nephew of a local contractor. They left Macon in a Grayson car with two others and were married within 20 miles of Macon. The exact place is unknown and authorities disclosed the elopement amid family tensions as a search ensued.
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Ruth Jackson
Ralph Grayson
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Ias
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W. E. Grayson
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Grayson
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Acreage Report on Cotton Crop
New Orleans, June 23. The week ahead centers on Bureau acreage and condition reports. Private estimates vary with official figures, showing a possible but small reduction in cotton area versus last year. The government will mail responses to Washington by Tuesday, with official July 3 reports to follow amid a likely quiet market until after Independence Day.
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New Orleans
Decorase
Washington
Gompers Contempt Decision Expected Today
Washington June 23 Samuel Gompers Frank Morrison and John Mitchell labor leaders face possible contempt ruling after two trials for ignoring an injunction in the Bucks Store and Range boycott case. Gompers jailed a year Morrison six months and Mitchell nine months. supreme court reversed on improper proceedings. The district court set new contempt actions to be announced tomorrow with Gompers and Morrison in Washington and Mitchell absent.
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Samuel Gompers
Frank Morrison
John Mitchell
Justice Wright
District Supreme Court
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Mitchell
Morrison
United States Supreme Court
Warm week ahead across northern and middle states
The Weather Bureau forecast for the coming week predicts warm and generally fair conditions east of the Rocky Mountains, with near normal temperatures in the south and Rockies regions and light local rainfall. No well defined low pressure system is expected to cross the country.
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The
Weather Bureau Weekly Bulletin
Middle States
Hocky Mountains
Rocky Mountains
Brother Killed by Younger Sibling in Accidental Stabbing
Greensboro report states 18 year old Lover Bates killed his 20 year old brother Clifton Bates in Raleigh this afternoon with a small knife during a nail trimming dispute. The youth claims the death was accidental as they scuffled when Clifton came downstairs to play. The knife pierced the heart in the altercation.
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N. C
Bates
Clifton Bates
Raleigh
Navy Secretary Meyer Stricken By Mild Typhoid Fever
Secretary of the Navy George von L. Meyer is suffering from a mild attack of typhoid fever at his summer home on the coast near Boston. He remains in good spirits and is receiving medical care as he rests.
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Utica to celebrate naming of Sherman night
Utica plans a celebration for Vice President Sherman after his renomination. A telegram exchange with President Taft emphasizes unity and a hoped for calm judgment, with both leaders expressing confidence in victory and continued teamwork.
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Sherman
Taft
Gomez 15 Accused Of Inciting Outbreak
Tiavana June 23 General Monteagudo the Cuban commander in chief is shaping dispositions in Oriente to force insurgents into combat and end negotiations with a decisive stroke. The government remains confident the revolt will be quelled soon. Havana papers La Lucha La Prensa and El Dia face criminal libel charges and challenge the government to refute claims of a Gomez Estenez conspiracy.
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Bis
Oriente
Insurgenta
Havana
la Lucha
la Prensa
el Dia
Iibel
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Estenez
Sergeant Gumb Drowned in Sullivan's Island whirlpool
Charleston reports the drowning of Sergeant Harry W. Gumb at Sullivan's Island rocks near Lowell Massachusetts. He was caught in a whirlpool as his wife nearby with their child attempted rescue. His body will be shipped home. he was attached to Fort Moultrie Army post.
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D. C
Letalls
Sullivan's Island
Harry W. Gumb
Lowell
Mass
Gumb
Fort Moultrie
The Forsyth and Bijou Theaters Feature Week of Vaudeville Acts
The Forsyth presents a strong vaudeville program headlined by Gus Edwards and the Edwards Song Revue with Lyda McMillan and company plus Jarrow and Carlin and Peno. The Bijou showcases four acts in rotation including the Australian Wheelers and Jessie Hall and company with daily matinees and evening shows.
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Jarrow
Carlin
Peno
Alond
Jessie Hall
Norman
Tooney
Georgia Farmers Institute Meigs June 26
Meigs hosts a Georgia State College of Agriculture farmers institute on Tuesday June 26 with several features announced. Waycross delegates head to Baltimore for the Democratic convention with A M Knight and R G Dickerson among those in attendance. Bond issue concerns Waycross voters consider 100000 for fire, school, water and sewer improvements. Cotton crop shows signs of improvement though corn planting rises due to poor cotton seasons. fields weeded and grass-free.
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Farmers’ Institute
Thomasville
Meigs
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Waycross
Statesboro
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