Georgia to Form Marketing Bureau for Crops
A marketing bureau to be created under the Georgia Chamber of Commerce was approved at a Tuesday meeting of the State College of Agriculture committee. The plan envisions a separate board and financing to unite buyers and sellers of Georgia food crops, with swift implementation and ongoing reorganization work toward operation under the chamber.
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State College of Agriculture
State Chamber
Athens
State College
G. Hastings
Dan G. Stughes
Agriculture
TF. G. Hart
Atlanta Post Offics
B. J. Christman
Georgia Pruit Exchange
W. B. Baker
Atlanta Ice and Coal Corporations
G. W. Cunningham
United States Department of Agriculture
C. W. Bank
The
Georgia Fruit Exchange
C. J. Haden
Dan G. Hughes
Gericulture
Derileadive
Bureau of Markets
Georgia Chamber of Commerca le
Judge L. S. Roan Dies in New York Hospital
Judge Le Bt Roan, prominent Georgia jurist with ties to the Leo Frank case, died in Polychinie hospital New York after a long illness. His body returned to Fairburn for funeral services Thursday at 5 pm in the First Methodist Church, with interment in Fairburn. He leaves a wife Miss Willie Strickland Roan and five children, plus two brothers and a sister.
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le Bt Roan
Polychinie Hospital
New York
Georgia
Fairburn
Uie
First Methodist Church
H. Mary
Warrenton
Charles I. Bass
Fairborn Church
Leo M. Frank
Roan
Henry Country
Init
Fayetteville Seminary
Fayetteville
Dia
Griffin
Incinnatus
Peeples
John Db. Stewart
Stone Mountain
Joseph B. Terre
Fulton Superior Court
Willie Strickland
Benjamin & Hoan
Palmetto
W. E. Roan
Leonard S. Roan
A. W. Stubbs
Nanning
Henry Meturry
J. T. Roan
Jesup
BE. OH. H. Roan
Byrns
Ella Roan
Adair Real Estate Agency Bows To Fifty Years Of Growth
Two hundred guests gathered at Druid Hills Golf Club to celebrate the semi centennial of the Forrest and George Adair real estate firm. Speeches by Clark Howell Governor Slaton and Mayor Woodward honored the Adairs as pillars of Atlanta’s growth, with bouquets presented to the hosts by longstanding employees. The banquet marked fifty years of what was called Atlanta’s greatest citizen service.
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Adair Real Estate Agency
Adair
Druid Hills
Forrest
Atlanta
Brown Gant
Adair Agency
Colonel Adair
Walter Holliday
George Adair
Adairs
Forrest Adair
Clark Howell
Adair Institution
Atlanta Spirit
Buckineer
Slaton
Pioneer Real Estate Agency of
George
Empire State
South
John $. Cohen
Woodward
Bdes Forrest Agar
Mark Howell
U S Warship to Take Money to Pay for Hemp
Washington March 23 A American warship will carry 623000 dollars in currency from Galveston Texas to Mexico to finance the sisal hemp crop needed for twine to bind the 1917 wheat harvest. The money will move to Progreso and Merida for shipping labor constraints. Secretary Bryan discussed Mexican conditions and reaffirmed that the United States has not decided on recognizing any Mexican government.
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Yucatan
Mexico
Galveston
Texas
Danieth
Progreso
Merida
United States
Carranza Fr
States Department
Bryan
Epata
John B. McManus
Mexico City
Department
TAL TAKES MEASURES TO SUPPRESS THE SPIES TAL TAKES MEASURES TO SUPPRESS THE SPIES
Rome March 3 Via Paris J A royal decree soon will be signed establishing rules governing the sojourn of foreigners in Italy. The regulations aim to protect the country against spies. Premier Salandra said the government will not rule without Parliament but a vacation is needed to focus on internal and international questions. A movement to substitute women for men in industry and commerce in case of mobilization is under way. Women would be paid the same, with part of the wage going to families of men called to colors. Female workers would yield posts to soldiers when disbanded. An office opens for women to register and express opinion on suitable work.
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Rome
Paris
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Salandra
Cormmeres
German Vessel Fires Shot At Dutch Ship
A Reuters despatch from Amsterdam says the Dutch steamer Mecklenburg, en route from Flushing to England, was chased and fired upon by a German armed steam trawler. Three shots were fired but the vessel continued to London. The Zeeland company, owners of the steamer, will not transport British after the incident.
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London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Flushing
England
Zeeland Company
Judge and Sheriff Put Under Arrest in Terre Haute Case
Indianapolis March 1 Judge Thomas Smith and Street inspector Alexander Accel were ordered detained for alleged witness tampering in the Terre Haute election case. Other defendants, including Dennis Shea and Blannes, faced bond actions as prosecutors disclosed a broader conspiracy with witnesses testifying about jail transfers and election manipulation.
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Indianapolis
Vigo County
United States District
United States District Attormey
Frank C. Dailey
Anderson
Blannes
Mr. Dailey
Steel Apat
Steel
Stee
Lberty
Smith
Bovern
United States
Mark Storen
Shea
Marshal Storen
Ad Rogers
John F. ‘Nugent
Pollen
Terry Haute
Berre Haute
Nupene
Roberts
Nugent
Donn
M. Roberts
Payterville
Joe Jeffers
Anton
Jeffers
Dernig Shea
Paul ‘Joseph Bertsche
Chicago
Chapple” Moran
Attoyfay Daile
The
Spalls
Airplane attack on British steamer near North Sea
The British steamer Pandion, returning from Rotterdam, reports two German air attacks near the North Sea yesterday. Seven bombs were dropped, some near the ship, but Pandion escaped damage with all crew safe. The report comes via London from Southampton on March 23.
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Southampton
London
Pandioan
Rotterdam
Yenterday
Singer
Panadion
Forsyth theater offers star packed program critics hail
Critics and theatergoers praise Forsyths current lineup at the Grand. The programme opens with Jos Jefferson IIs Poor Gid dam and closes with Charley Ahearts Dem Crests, noted as lively and entertaining. Between acts are Mackord Orths comedy The Wrong Here, Baby Helen, Jack McCloud and Al Carp, Madden and Fitzpatrick at the piano, plus Oldie Mack and Dol Williams. Cathrine Cantins stars in The Avalanche live reel Life feature, touted as the year’s most successful photo drama.
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Forsyth
Chancel’s Hill
Jos Jefferson II
Giddam
Charley’ Aheart
Budednery
Cathrine Caantins
Avalanche
Avelanche Stage Play penned by Robert Hilliard
Mersereau and Marjorie Nelson star in The Avelanche on stage while screen version outsells it. For Friday and Saturday the Grand presents Fred Mace in What Happened to Jones a rollicking stage success company.
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Mersereau
Marjorie Nelson
Robert Hilliard
Saturna the Grand
Fred Mace
Jones
Relief Without Distress From Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
An 1880s advertisement touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a gentle remedy for bowel congestion and foul stomach fermentation. It promises night relief with no discomfort, urging readers to mail inquiries to Dr W Caldwell at 452 Washington Street, Monticello.
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Wlob
Washinston
Si Monticette
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