Wanamaker Voices Labor Union View At Inquiry
John Wanamaker told a U S commission that recognizing labor unions is not insane and urged unity of capital and labor. He favored government ownership of utilities and warned against tying unions to politics while praising improved leadership and education among workers.
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Philadelphia
John Wanamaker
United States Commission of Industrial Relations
Wanamaker
Weinstick
California
Mr. Wanamaker
Departments of Commerce and Labor
Rockefelier
Jonn D. Rockefelier, Jr
Wilson
Colorado
Lennve
Tilois
O'Connell
Washington
Carey to Release Lakewood Property Under New Lease
Park Board authorized Park Manager Dan Carey to sign a new indefinite lease with J A Billet for Lakewood Park. City can reclaim the property with ninety days notice. Mayor Woodward favors using Lakewood for an annual fair and fears losing possession if the project fails. Billet seeks lease extended only until the project becomes a reality, likely for exposition or park use.
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Park Board
Dan Carey
J. A. Billet
Lakewood Park
Woodward
Lakewood
Billet
Tessee
E A Minor Lodge Plans Special Masonic Meeting
The E A Minor Lodge No 603 Free and Accepted Masons will hold a special communication in their temple at East Atlanta on Wednesday. Several notable citizens will be initiated into the mysteries of Freemasonry. The degree will be conferred by Dr Horace Grant past master and senior warden of the district.
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E. A. Minor Lodge
East
Atlanta
Horace Grant
Firth Masonry
Fifth District Organizes Campaign for Saving Babies
Mrs. Howard Payne, president of the Georgia division of the Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations, will preside at a meeting in Atlanta at 10 a.m. in the Ansley hotel to organize district mothers for the national baby-saving campaign. Georgia officials and local health and charity groups will send representatives, with city leaders also in attendance. The meetings aim to mobilize in-state support as the national movement expands to Georgia and a nationwide better baby contest is planned.
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Howard_Payne
Georgia
Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Atlanta
Ansley Hotel
Fifth Congressional District
National Congress of Mothers and Parent- Teacher Associations
George Haugh
State Board of
National Congress of Mothers
United States
Carling Praises the Atlanta Spirit at Pythians Event
Supreme Chancellor Carling from Macon praised the Atlanta spirit as aggressive and central to the order’s growth. He arrived at the Terminal station, attended a banquet at the Piedmont hotel, and witnessed a major Knights of Pythias degree conferring at Castle Hall with Georgia leaders and local dignitaries.
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Atlanta
South
Thomas J. Carling
The
Knights of ‘Pythias
Macon
Carling
Terminal Station
Piedmont Hotel
Pythian Castle Hall
United States
Georgia
Barry
Wisconsin
Geogia
H. M. Stanley
Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Kiser Building
Inge
S Carling
Young H. Fraser
L. Moore
W.G. Moore
Knights of Puttias of Georgia
W. Jom Winn
James W. Ausin
van B. Smith
Jesse M. Wood
Garling
Knights
W. G. Moore
Darling
Frank A. Hooper
Jesse Mu Wood
John ¥. Smith
J.C. Harrison
W.T. Winn
ML. H. Cronheim
Young Fraser
Cross
Lawton Nally
W. B.eaten
J. Ed. Walker
Army
A.C. Carson
J. L. Moore
Dunn’s Car Wrecked. Negro Driver Fined Fifty Dollars
Fred Harris, negro chauffeur for Al bert L. Dunn, was fined 50 dollars and 75 cents or thirty days in the stockade after wrecking a seven passenger car on Butler street while taking Dunn and several negro women to a dance. He had been sent to bring the party back from Segadio’s hall on Pine street when he reportedly drank and crashed into a tree, was apprehended by bicycle officers.
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Fred Harris
Albert L. Dunn
Pornce de Leon Avenue
Nash Broyles
Harris
Mr. Dunn
Pine Street
Velock
Butler Street
Edgewood Avenue
Bowley Foote Norfolk wedding in First Presbyterian Church
In Rome Georgia on June 23, Miss Susie Bow l married Mr George Foote of Norfolk Virginia in a simple ceremony at the First Presbyterian Church attended by Miss Adeline Bowie and Mrs Charles Barrington Caperton. Guests filled the church as Best Man Gaston Foote and ushers saw the couple depart for Atlantic City before settling in West Point Georgia. The bride is esteemed across the south for beauty and popularity. A follow up note mentions the couple’s intended home in West Point.
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Rome
Susie Bowl
George Foote
Norfolk
First Presbyterian Church
Georgia
South
Adeline Bowie
Charles Barrington Caperton
Gaston Poote
Virginia
Sproull Fouche
Walter Cothran
Bob Harper
Charles Caperton
G. G. Sydnor
Foote
Atlantic’ City
Georgia Delegates Attend International Sunday School Meet
Georgia delegates arriving by rail join nearly 5 000 attendees at the International Sunday School Convention in Medinah temple Chicago. The sessions will run through next Tuesday with 200 speakers in 150 meetings, focusing on developing efficiency in North American Sunday schools across six to nine years.
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Hy Thomas M. Elliott
Chicago
Georgia
Medinah Temple
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
North America
International Association
Varius
Nis
William O. Hartshorn
Boston
International Associatina
Jesus Shall Eign
Gb. Anderson
Uber Episcopal Church
Missouri
Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints
George R. Merrill
Minneapolis, Minn
Letusa
Cemetery land buy opposed by city commission
The city cemetery commission yesterday urged the council not to accept G. G. Hannah and others offer to sell land for a municipal cemetery. The site lies outside Fulton County and adjacent to a black cemetery. The commission also asked the finance committee to create a substantial fund for buying a cemetery site to define financial limits for future selection.
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City Cemetery Commission
G. G. Hannah
Fulton County
Walk Barefoot from Philadelphia to St Louis by Penn Graduates
Dr Edward F Gilpin and Arthur Daly recent Penn graduates completed a barefoot walk from Philadelphia to St Louis. The pair said a university club offered 1000 dollars to two men who would walk barefoot from Philadelphia to St Louis. Six started and left Philadelphia on Day 13.
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St. Lows
Edward F. Gilpin
Arthur Daly
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
St. Louis
St. Bovis
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