China Boycott Begins Casts Shadow on Trade Flows
The United States faces a new phase of pressure as Chinese merchants and manufacturers react to the boycott on goods from the country. Sailings and shipments to San Francisco are disrupted as importers seek help from consuls and leaders like Bellows and Miller to navigate the growing protest. Trade channels in Singapore and Penang show coordinated efforts to persuade China against American goods, signaling broader economic tension ahead.
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Orientala
China
United States
Boveatt
Mr. Bellows
Bjeck
United
Miller
New Ceded
Penang
Chine
Singapore
Ding Une
Sion
Anniversary services at Pryor Street Presbyterian Church
Tonight Pryor Street Presbyterian Church holds a special anniversary service marking ten years of Bible study and growth. Pastor Roy H C Hammond will give an address on the church history, followed by a roll call of members. All Presbyterians in Atlanta are invited to attend and learn of the church's practical growth.
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Pryor Street Presbyterian
Pryor Street
Churety
Presbyterians of
Atlanta
Lee Honored by Old Foes at Chicago Confederate Veterans Event
Chicago June 28 General Stephen Lee of Vicksburg Confederate veterans honored by Columbia post No. 70 G A R with a camp fig. Confederate organizations attended and welcomed by General John Carson Smith and Patton. A key appeal urged return of torn flags to their wartime owners as Congress acts to restore banners from Washington to veterans.
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Columbia Post No
Grand Army of the Republic
Stephen Lee
Vicksburg
John Carson Smith
Tenois
Patton
National Grand Army of the Republic
Rockefeller Gift to Yale Promises Major Endowment Push
New Haven Conn June 28 At the Yale alumni meeting President Hadley announced a gift of 1 39 million from John D Rockefeller and another million pledged by graduates. The funds will be invested in income producing securities and used only for current expenses the rest are for a growing endowment. The two million subscriptions are seen as the start of an endowment drive to be doubled next year to maintain Yale’s world standing. Applause followed the announcement.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Hadley
Joh D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Executors Sued Over Will Billing in Savannah
Seven hundred fifty dollars charged by Saussy and Saussy for will drafting and probate services led to a lawsuit against the Oglethorpe Savings and Trust Company as executors of the late J. J. Tite estate, valued around 200000 dollars. The firm claims it drew the will and seeks payment. executors allegedly refuse, labeling the charge extortionate.
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Dale's
Savannah
Savarnnah
Saussy & Saussy
Oglethorpe Savings and Truat Company
Jate
J. J. Tite
Halli Tenders Resignation As City Engineer
Halli resigns as Columbus city engineer effective after the July council meeting. He came from Birmingham over a year ago and is said to return there to work on railroad engineering. His two year term was not yet due to expire and the resignation comes as a surprise due to a better offered position.
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Halli
Columbus
W. H. Halll
Birmingham
Hall
Many Seekers After Places In North Carolina Rail Roles
Raleigh June 28 Special In a few days the governor will appoint eight directors of the North Carolina railway on the part of the state. It is said that there are 300 applicants for these places and many for appointments as directors of the Atlantic and North Carolina railway.
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Raleigh
N. C
North Caroling Railway
Atlante and North Carolina Railway
Emory College to Build New Gymnasium in Oxford
Dr Dickey reports Emory College in Oxford will construct a $20,000 gymnasium after the building committee approved plans. Denny & Wachendorf to draft specifications, bids to be invited within two weeks, with work expected to begin by August. The 190x100 foot, two and a half story granite building will feature a full bathing floor and modern gym facilities, greatly expanding space and equipment for students.
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Withi
Oxford
Atlanta
Emory College
Equitable
J. P. Williams
Emory
Messrs. Denny & Wachendorf
Exmory
Gortinutag
Peuson
Graves Contends for Knight Commander At Kappa Alpha Conven
At Asheville D C June 28 delegates of the Southern Kappa Alpha Fraternity held two executive sessions to discuss policy. An afternoon trolley tour and an evening ball at the Manor honored delegates. Tomorrow’s election will decide officers for the next two years with a spirited battle for knight commander between John Temple Graves of Atlanta and the current holder C Smith.
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John Temple Graves
Asheville
D. C
Southern Kappa Alpha Fraternity
John “Temple Graves
Atlanta
C. Smith
Farmers Sell Cotton Bales at Americus Market
Hundreds of bales were turned loose in Americus at the advance with sales around 9 cents. Farmers who held portions of their crop closed out eagerly as little cotton remains in Americus warehouses. The local crop is not promising with many fields grassy.
Fashionable Extremes in Summer Swimwear Speech
Mrs Upperton asks about a bathing suit as Mr De Swell asserts it is the latest style cut low at the neck and high at the hips. The exchange reflects fashion trends of the era in playful banter.
Era of graft and grafters era of graft and grafters
Oberlin June 28 James B. Dill of New York urged Ayseriin college graduates to return to honesty. He blamed graft on educated Americans chasing wealth and warned trust companies and life insurers diverted savings into speculation. He called for public accountability and warned socialism follows unmasked graft, insisting character will restore the era of honesty.
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Oberlin
James B. Dil
New York
Ayseriin College
Hla
Mr. Dill
Fe Insurance
Ananda
Ming
Clarke County Medical Society Formed at Athens City Hall
The Clarke County Medical Society organized yesterday at Athens city hall with officers: President James C. Peramfield, Vice President G. D. Quil, Secretary-Treasurer H. Y W. Fulllourd of censors I. H. Goss B. Hasilard and Dr. Echals. It will meet the first Friday each month and Dr. S. C. Benedict serves as councilor for the eighth district as counties organize under a State Medical Association resolution.
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Clarke County Medical Society
Athens
James C. Peramfield
G. D. Quil
H. Y W. Fulllourd
I. H. Goss
Hasilard
Echals
Echals. the Society Will Meet the First Friday In Each Month: Dr. 8. C. Benedict
State Medical Association
Mead's Perfection Rye Coffee advertised as healthy coffee substitute
An advertisement extolls Perfection Rye Coffee as a hygienic blend of rye and cereals with coffee flavor. It claims digestive aids and kidney-friendly benefits, comparing to Mocha and Java, and urges readers to ask grocers for it or request two free packages by writing the company.
Six Negroes Being Hunted Near Scranton Mississippi
Governor Wardaman offered a reward and directed Sheriff Rameau to pursue six armed African Americans who waylaid John Dixon and Nancy Donovan on a public road near Scranton striking Dixon with guns and assaulting Donovan, marking another violent incident in the state’s crime history.
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Jackson
Mise
Tyne
Jaghan
Rameau
Jackson County
John Dixon
Nancy
Donovan
Scran_ton
Dixon
Mase Donovan
Auction Sale Postponed Due to Rain in South Atlanta
On account of rain the sale of five lots in South Atlanta previously advertised by Cum and Will Ansley for June 26 has been postponed until July 4 at 10 am. Auctioneers note the rapid pace of selling was interrupted by the weather.
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South Atlanta
Cum
Will Ansley
Institute Meeting Brings Pickens and Cherokee Teachers Together
Canton Georgia hosts a joint institute for Pickens and Cherokee teachers this week with many licensed educators and visitors. Focused on manual training, schoolhouse upkeep, and subscriptions to educational journals, the event features instructors Professor and Mrs Hanna from Shelbyville Tennessee and talks by G. R. Glenn, Henley, Allaney, and others. The institute continues and will meet next in Jasper.
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Pickens
Hanna
Shelbyville
Tenn
Jasper
Henley
Attaway
Cherokee
G. R. Glenn
North Georgia Agricultural Coffers
Dahlonega
Henley and
Allaney
Institute
Atne
Young People's Leaders Conference Opens in Asheville
The conference of Young People's Leaders under the Young People's Missionary movement met in Kenilworth, Asheville, June 26. A session highlighted by a conference on giving featured Rev. Z O Bevis of the Southern Presbyterian Foreign Mission Board, S L Morris of Atlanta on the motive to giving, and Dr. Everett Smith of New York on educational preparation for giving. Arriving speakers included Miss M B Ingold, medical missionary to Heaven, and Rev. G W Painter of China.
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Asheville
Young People's Missionary
Kenilworthtun
Z. O. Bevis
Foreign Mission Board
Southern Presbyterian Church
S. L. Morris
Atlanta
Home Mission
Bard
Presbyterian Church, South
Everett Smith
New York
M. B. ‘Ingold
Reaven
G. W. Painter
Icbina
University Summer School Enrollment in Athens Georgia
June 28 Athens Ga The University Summer School continues to enroll teachers with enrollment nearly identical to last year a slight drop due to Georgia Educational Association sessions ongoing today Tomorrow enrollment is expected to surge likely surpassing last year Regular classes start tomorrow morning and will run uninterrupted until the July 28 close
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University Summer School
Athens
University
Georgia Educational Association
Divided Inté Groups Conference Mission Work
Fragmented notes describe the Teiee Brogle movement where members split into groups for mission work. References to a Smith of New York appear in a related docket.
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Asheeie
Seivan
Ami
Smith
New York
Patton's Discovery to Perfume the World
Special reports from Hattiesburg describe farmer Patton of Place as nearing wealth after discovering perfume from polecat by feeding lavender bergamot and orange flowers to his animals. A single drop yields a quart of fragrance, enabling three perfume varieties from the sacs of polecats, with visitors confirming the remarkable and implausible claim.
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Jackson
Misa
Hattiesburg
Stephen
Patton
United States
Patten Han
Endeavor International Convention Tickets on Sale via M M T Co
Baltimore and Return via Georgian Railway centers. Tickets on sale for steam ships sailing July 1 and 4 to Savannah and M M T Company lines. Baltimore July 15 with extension to August. Agent HL Fogg D P A Atlanta Georgia.
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Christian “Endeavor
Savannah
St. W
Masons Held Third Annual Rally in Albany
The second congressional district Masons gathered in Albany for their third annual rally attracting about 300 representatives from county lodges. Grand master Thomas H. Jeffries of Atlanta and T. W. Bush of Camilla spoke as opening services. the rally continues tomorrow.
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Givune
Sosviaa
Varias
Ery County
M. Coronel T. W. Bush
Camill
Thomas H. Jeffries
Atants
Amie
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