Georgia Teachers Open 42nd Educational Convention in Augusta
About 400 Georgia teachers and superintendents gathered at Tubman High School in Augusta for the forty second annual Georgia Educational Association convention. Chancellor DC Barrow delivered a keynote on the university's role in Georgia's civic development and future prospects while local officials welcomed delegates.
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Augusta Ga
Georgia
Tubman High School
Georgia Educational Associaton
Gur University
DC Barrow
Augusta
Howard T Cree
Clem Dunbar
Richmond
Priwitty
Andresses
Aeb Pound
Waycross
Scool
Joseph
Stewart
Parrish
Prgram
Groek
Apontinenia
Andrew Ritchig Rabyn
Gap
Tubman Hish School
Joseph O
Athens
Esoche
Ncws
Wnl
Yeesent
Carnegie Foundation
Clas
Ohere
Vadants Uraded
Mamie L. Pitts
Atlanta
Khorus
Addersa Gu
St Philip’s Parish Celebrates 61st Anniversary Tonight
Feast of St Philip and St James marks St Philip’s organization’s sixth year and cathedral consecration anniversary. Services at 10:30 a.m. led by Dean Pise, then a parish meeting and informal reception at 6 p.m. in the Sunday school room. Members urged to attend. former parishioners also welcome.
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St Philip and
St James
St. Philips
St Philips
Ladies Aid Society
Eay
St. Fhgilip’s
Atlanta
All Saints St Lukes
Societal Meeting in Atlanta Promises Notable Speakers
The State Sociological Society will convene in Atlanta on May 4 at the Piedmont hotel assembly hall. The program centers on benevolent institutions education cotton mis conditions convict lease system and prohibition with a lineup of Georgia leaders and scholars including Dr A M Soule Prof Lawton RB Evans Prof W O Lanner Dr Ja M Vones Hon Hooper Alexander and others.
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State Sociological Society
OL . Parke
Atlanta
Assembly Hall
Piedmont Hotel
Lst
Georgia
A M_ Soule
The
State College of Agriculture
Lawton
Evans
Georgia Teachers Association Protassre
Oliphant
Academy For the Blind
W O Lanner
Ja M Vones
Hooper Alexander
L G Haraman
George Senate
Broyles City Recorder
John & White
Baptist 'S Church
D W Brannen
Milledgeville
Weather: not so cold this afternoon and tonight
Aerial weather notes indicate warmer conditions this afternoon and tonight with a northwest wind easing. Forecasters warn lingering gusts may return and bring unsettled conditions. Rural readers are advised to secure loose items and monitor conditions.
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Texas
Georgia
Governor Smith Group Three Speaks Tonight in Rome
Governor Smith plans a second campaign speech in Atlanta tonight, then travels from south Georgia and remains in the city through the week. In Rome, May 7, the Georgia Bankers Association Group No 3 holds its annual meeting at Casino DeSoto Bank with a barbecue after the business sessions.
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Group Three Speaks
Rome
Smith
Atlanta
Means Street
Tarietta
Fifth Ward
South Georgia
Hoke Smith
Joe Kipatrick
Brown
Joe Brown
New
Kimball
Teason
Georgia Bankers Association Group No 3
Casino DeSoto Bank
Georgia
Carrollton
Banks of
Erayer-Hev
Sydnor
JL Bans
Honry Blalak Donésbore
Joseph A Mucord
Josephy Galboun
Gourtey
National Bank of Dalton
Bank of Lafayette Gaz
Inar Ng House
Certti Weies
F Op Hillyer
Macon
Bankers Set For Major Meeting With State Treasurer
Chairman Louis Farley of the local arrangement committee announces that State Treasurer Walter D Seed will speak on the new depositors system and future prospects. Vic Farley adds the outlook is good for a great bankers meeting in every sense.
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Montgomery
Aia
Louis Farley
The
Alabama Bankers Assocmation
Walter D Seed
Vic Farley
Furnace to be lighted at Sloss Sheffield plant
Birmingham April 30 The Sloss Sheffield Steel Company announced the city furnace at Birmingham will be lighted tomorrow with a capacity of 200 tons a day. The start will employ 500 men and halt the entire bank of Tokyo ovens.
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Firmingham Ala
Sloss Sheffield Steel Company
Birmingham
Tokia
Explosion sinks Japanese cruiser Matsushima near Watanga harbor
Admiral Yoshimatsu reports an explosion in Matsushima’s atera magazine as she anchored at Watanga harbor. 141 men were saved, cadets number 6B feared lost, including sons of Baron Chinda and Prince Oyama. cause unknown. The protected cruiser of 5900 tons, built in 1890 at La Seyne, carried one 12 inch gun and four torpedo tubes.
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Tokio
Yoshimatsu
Atera
Matshushima
Baron Chinda
Foreign Office
Prince Oyama
Yasumori
Yashiro
Laseyne
France
Japan
China
Ito
Yam River
Sea of Japan
Tragic drowning follows lunacy ruling in Rome
Mrs Pool aged about thirty five, wife of a painter, killed herself by drowning after a lunacy trial found her insane. Her oldest son had died less than a year earlier. She left six children aged three to sixteen. The suicide occurred at Etowah river behind the home. inquest to follow. Hadley, governor candidate, authorized a letter confirming candidacy despite health.
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Rome Go
T B
Mills Begin Curtailment At Amoskeag Company
The Amoskeag Manufacturing Company, the world’s largest cotton mill operator, starts a work curtailment tonight with four day weeks and indefinite continuation, affecting 13,000 workers across its seventeen mills in Manchester.
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Amoskena Mills
Cortail
Manchester
Amoskeag Manufacturing Company
Wheegla and Irish Home Rule Speech at Reform Club
Premier Asquith corrected his omission to mention home rule in a Reform Club speech and pledged adherence to the home rule pledges voiced by Winston Churchill during the Manchester electoral campaign, as observed in the House of Commons today.
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House of Commons
Asquith
Reform Clubs
Winston Spencer Churcinil
Manchester
Taft Leaves for Panama to Inspect Canal Issues
Washington April 30 Taft departed for Charleston then to Colon aboard the Prairie to examine Panama canal construction and U S Panama relations plus the Colombia Panama boundary dispute He will be joined by Canal Commission counsel Richard R Roger photographer Wendell Mischler and a messenger Bluejackets will join the Atlantic fleet at San Francisco and move to Panama then to Buffalo Taft may visit San Juan or Havana on return and is expected back by May 20 Also Bibb registration rising fast with about 3000 qualified and near 4000 total voters expected in the county.
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Taft
Washington
Charleston S
United States
Prairie
Colon
Panama Canal
Republic of Panama
Panama
Colombia
Richard R Roger
Canal Commission
Wendello Mischler
San Francisco
Talien
Buffalo
Wil
San Juan
Havana
Pensacola Vila
Prince at Home in Rome Party Heads to Riviera
Mme Gould and Prince Helfe de Sagan arrived from Naples with their party staying at the Grand hotel in Rome. They will proceed directly to the French Riviera for further plans.
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Prince
Rome
Mme Gould
Prince Helfe de Sagan
Naples
Grand Hotel
Mm. Gould
Wharton to Speak Tonight in Place of J Adam Bede
The Chautauqua Grand program hinges on Dr H M Wharton as replacement for Congressman J Adam Bede of Minnesota who cannot attend due to political tempers in Washington. Wharton will deliver his Life and Downs lecture while Mrs Chil ou will read and Chicago Glee Club will sing. City council appropriated $250 for Chiples storm sufferers.
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the Grand
H M Wharton
Chautauqua
Washington
Adam Bede
Minnesota
Wharton
Kade the Beard
South
Additon
Witton
Chilou
Chicago Glee Club
Serdan
Enter the Race for Delegates in Alabama
Montgomery April 30 Special Walker Percy of Birmingham opposes Bryan and Dr R M Cunningham of Ensley former lieutenant governor have entered the race for delegates to the Democratic national convention at Denver with two district slots and an at large seat. FS Mead of Tuscaloosa also seeks delegate at large, while Percy opposes Bryan and may align anti Bryan forces. The field includes Tomlinson Heflin Clayton Booker and Oakley with Florence’s Emmett O Neal as elector at large and Clara Ward noted in evidence amid party turmoil. Efforts also span to obtain a Vatican annulment for Clara Ward’s marriage with Miss Ward and later Mme Ricciardi.
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Montgomery
Ala
Walker Percy
Birmingham
Bryan
R M Cunningham
Ensley
Denver
FS Mead
Tuscaloosa
Pere Whosa
Cerperabone
Brian
Anti Bryan
Johnson
Minnesota
Cunningham
Comer
Tots
Jefferson
John W Tomlinson
Alabama
Thomas Heflin
Henry D Clayton
E W Booker
Percy
Sam Wilt
John
Kennedy
JD Oakley
Emmett O Neal
Florence
Clara Ward
Prince
Chimay
Vatican
Mme Rigo
Ricciard
Concert for Sufferers Planned at Baptist Tabernacle
Arrangements by Drop Peszeph Flinn and Frank Jakes for a Saturday musical to raise funds for cyclone victims in the state. A star lineup from the Alindworth Inservators and local talent will perform, with proceeds aiding relief efforts. The Baptist Tabernacle seats many and admission promises a worthwhile evening.
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Peszeph Flinn
Frank Jakes
Ap the Baptist Tabernacle
Qyne
Paul Doahee
Wueller
Alindworth
Mercer endowment drive resumes with Baptist aid in Georgia
The Mercer University endowment plan, stalled as April ends, is to be revived by Georgia Baptists. President Jameson has kept silent on funds, but new efforts focus on soliciting gifts through the state Baptist committees and the foreign mission interests. The aim is to raise the needed amount soon and announce success.
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Wercer
Macona
Mercer University
Baptists of
Jameson
Mercer Fae
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Daniel Brothers Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree
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Siews
Goodale & Bull
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Sion
Etowah River
Hadley
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Jefferson City
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Walter S. Dicker
Republican State Central Committee
Hig
Alaska
Secretary
Charleston
J. Adam Bede
LaGenage
Chiples
Whlrson
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