Delegates Nominated At Atlante Typographical Union Meeting
Delegates were nominated to the regional convention in Boston and to the Federation of Labor meeting in Macon. Nominations named B. J. Smith, J HR Bodenhamer, J J Lockridge, W S Wardlaw for Boston and Jerome Jones, BR McComack, H A Cobb, Erie E Griggs, W G Grediz, R S Dennington for Macon. Five will attend Macon. George F. Halsey, Panama Canal Commission printer, gave the keynote on conditions in Panama under U S supervision. He was greeted warmly by old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante Typographical Union
Boston
Federation of Labor
Macon
B. J. Smith
HR. Bodenhamer
JJ. Lockridge
W. 5
W. 5. Wardlaw
Jerome Jones
McComack
H. A. Cobb
Eerie E. Griggs
W. G. Grediz
Dennington
Typographical Union
George F. Halsey
Panama Canal Commission
Panama
United States
Brenau chautauqua in Gainesville to run June 28 July 26
Gainesville Ga May 3. Brenau chautauqua schedules a month long program from June 28 to July 26 featuring lyceum entertainments, religious and educational improvement, outdoor sports facilities, new summer hotel, and camping grounds. Prominent speakers, musicians, and educators planned for four weekly themes and a large audience.
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Gainesville
Lyceum
Ombsea
Brenau
Chettahorcher Fark
Jig Lake
Panwiliona
Kopommodate
Brenan Aiditontum
Chautauqua
Carrie
Chiclago
Vanderbilt
Adel to build $60,000 HORSFORDS plant mill
Adel residents voted to form a cooperative mill company to construct a $60,000 acid phosphate plant. Groundbreaking to begin immediately with work to be completed by the next season's opening. Officers named include J. T Wilks president and J. H. May vice president among a slate of local leaders.
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Adel
Adel. Ga
Ac Oil
Pines
of Mis Company
Wak
J. T Wilks
J. H. May
Ceident
W. H. Baskin
Legget Av
Tukun
J. Tu Pope
F. MM. Shawne Parrish
Southern Iron In More Demand
In Hattanooga May 3 news notes stronger inquiry for southern iron signals more business to come. Production holds steady in Tennessee and Alabama with potential daily increase up to 500 tons if ramped up within a week. Export bids appear modest versus domestic prices as U S Steel moves on Tennessee Coal Iron properties.
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Hattanooga
Tenn
Southern Iron
Tennessee
Alabama
Birmingham
Blose Sheffield Company
Woodward Company
Republic Iron and Stes
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
South
Bana
Tron
United States Steel Corporation
Tennesse Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Corey
Tennessee Company
Engiey
City court sessions begin as judges shuffle duties
The city court opens with Judge Andy Calhoun presiding. Judge Pendleton handles jury business in the first division of the superior court this week, Judge Elia hears motions in the second division, and Judge Rela presides in the civil court. Voters may register from today until May 23 at Tom Piers cigar stand with Lucian Harris as registrar. Anguata, Ga May 3 Special T M Supet, police commissioner chair, was burglarized last night. Thieves pried open shutters on Broad Street, smashed windows with a crow bar, and looted a cash register, cigars, and small merchandise. Detectives have no clue. this is the third burglary in three years targeting Cheizmen Philpot.
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Pendleton
Superior Court
Elia
Tom Piers
Lucian Harris
Anguata
Aucoste
T. Am. Siipet
Board of Police Commissioners
Thieven
Broad Street
Cheizmen Philpot
County race heats up as primary nears in Filton
The county race on the home stretch heats up as candidates rush to file by the Tuesday noon deadline. Gov race draws focus amid Brown and Smith talk while county contenders push for votes. primary set for June 4 will reveal winners and new county executive committees.
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Svermor
Arnor
Cleck
Filton
Brown
Ennaidaté
Mure
John W. Neims
C. Mangum
Superior Court
John T. Pendleton
Superior
Charles D. Win
City Criminal Court
Andrew &. Calhoun
Edmund W. Mar
Robert B. Blackburn
Lowsry Arnold
Arnold Broyles
A.F. Stewart
T. M. Armistead
John R. Wikinson
HLM
B. Turman
Joseph ©. Maddox
George N. Lima
John M. Slaton
H. ¥. McCord
Debate With Tulane Tonight at University Chapel
Intercollegiate debate between Tulane and the University of Georgia set for Monday night in Athens at the University chapel. Topic is the permanent retention of the Philippines by the United States. Georgia will be represented by C. N. Fedileon and J. J. Willingham. Tulane by Tavor and Gauchet. Georgia won last year, Tulane aims to even the score.
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University of Georgia
Willom
Athens
University Chapel
Tulane
Philippines
United States
Georgia Boys
Georgia
C. N. Fedi¢leon
J. J. Willingham
Messrs
Tavor
Gauchet
Tylene
Athens bonds sold at premium for city projects
Athens Georgia yesterday validated an 878000 issue for sewer and waterworks bonds. A 60000 school bond for new buildings and 28000 for University of Georgia improvements were sold at a 4.75 percent premium, 30 year bonds. Demand appeared strong as bids exceeded expectations.
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Athens
Ewer -Banda
Schoo
University of
Georgia Congress of Mothers Annual Meeting in Athens
The Georgia Congress of Mothers holds its annual meeting in Athens May 3 to 5 at the State Normal School auditorium. Prominent women from across the state attend with discussions on child welfare, education, and civic duties. program includes addresses by local officials, teachers, and club leaders, with memorials to founder Mrs. T. P. Birney and various committee reports.
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Athens
Georgia Congress of Mothers
State Normal School
City of Athene
W. F. Dorsey
Mothers’ Club
R. J
Joes, Jr
Mra
David Harrow
David Marx
Council of Jewish Women
Granger
Robert Zabrer
John D. Mell
International Congress of
J. XM
Bkinner
Marlon Smith
Wall Lace
Wesley House
Kilan Iickerson
Prim
Hacdore Birney
Mire
Wiliam King
Tulle O'Reets
Delegates Gather in Richmond for Charity and Corrections Conference
Richmond hosts 800 to 1,000 delegates for the national conference of charities and corrections opening with addresses at the Bijou theater. Affiliated groups include the National Society of St. Vincent de Paul and the National Association of Jewish Charities with events at the Jefferson hotel and Academy of Music. The meeting covers criminology prison reform child labor juvenile courts public health and care for needy families as five to six study sections run for a week. The Georgia King’s Daughters convention begins May 5 in Augusta with hundreds of delegates and an executive committee listed.
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Richmond
America
National Conference of Charitien and Corrections
National Conference
National Society of St. Vincent de Paul
Catholic Charitable’ Organization
Daressea
Academy of Muate
Charities and Correction
Franchise Law To Be Discussed In May Council Meeting
The general council plans its first May meeting at 3 pm with little high priority business visible, and an unsettled tone from committees last week. Alderman Key seeks to curb street railway franchises and requires free rides for city workers if a lease is granted, targeting the Georgia Railway and Electric Company and the Atlanta and Northern on the Marietta street line. No committee reports on vehicle use in streets, park board elections, or Oakland cemetery sexton are expected, while Clarke's Pure Rye ads promote a 4 quart for $5 delivery and 12 quarts for $12 from Clarke Bros. & Co. of Peoria, Illinois.
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General Council
Ita
N Council
Alderman Key
Etreet
Georgia Hallway and Electric Company
Atlanta
Marietta
Marietta Street
Key
Georgia Railway ‘and Electric Company
Atlanta and Northern
Gract
Hancock
Huddleston
Park Board
General Superintendent of Parks
Oakland Cemetery
Clarke
Clarke Bros. & Go
Peoria
Coming Week in Congress and Augusta Elks Convention
Washington May 3 The House likely will take up a financial legislation bill this week or set terms for its passage with a Democratic plan likely to gain unanimous support. Senate work includes agricultural appropriations forestry disputes and the Brownsville affair while post office funding and land restrictions for Five Civilized Tribes debated. Augusta gears to two day BPOE convention with Henry Hammond to deliver welcoming address and city officials speaking.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Williams
House
Senate
Brownsville
Bulkeley
Warner
Carter
Elkins
Gwen
Five Civilized Tribes of
Indiana
Hammond
Augusta
B. P
Henry
Superior Court
Ducal Elks Lodge
W. M. Dunbar
Mespra
James Uackeon
Beyen Tamerence
Bowdre Phirizy
J. Frank Carewall
C. E. Dunber
Aveta
Cascarets Prove Popular with Millions of American Users
An advertisement extols Cascarets showing vast daily usage and long term trust by millions of Americans. It claims ten cent boxes sold at a furious rate, with yearly spending exceeding five million dollars on promotion, while warning of counterfeit imitators and trade thieves seeking to steal Cascarets goodwill.
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America
Cascarets
Wall
Cascaret
Cascareta
Cascareta Cleanser Promises Safe Health Tone
Product claim states Cascareta as a trusted, time tested remedy for disease prevention and digestive strength. It emphasizes vegetable ingredients, reliability, and benefits for children, portraying Cascareta as an essential safeguard against deadly health risks.
Dishonest Sales Tactics Warned By “Just 28 Good” Claim
A caution against dishonest marketing and health risks from slick salesmen. The piece notes Cascarets are made only by Stering Remedy Company, warns against bulk sales, and highlights the Ten Cent “Vest Pocket” box labeled CCC with genuine product assurances.
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Stering Remedy Company
Wager Placed on Hoke Smith in Georgia Primary
The Constitution reports $1450 deposited by supporters of Governor Hoke Smith to bet he will win more votes than challenger Joseph Brown on June 4. Additional bets bring total to $1450 plus side wagers. A Brown supporter bets $180 against $100 that Brown will beat Smith in Fulton County. The paper acts as a neutral conduit and will transfer stakes to a responsible stakeholder when wagers are accepted.
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Hoke Smith
Joseph Brown
Sonyth
Brown
Fulton County
Smith
Nelson in Athens Delivers Two Sermons at Emmanuel Church
Bishop K Nelson of the Atlanta diocese spent the day in Athens. He officiated at a confirmation service for a class of applicants and preached two sermons at Emmanuel Church, Athens today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nehop Nelson
Athena
Athens
Maya
K. Nelson
Atlanta
Emmanuel Church
Permanent Receivership Hearing in Elberton Ga
Elberton Georgia May 8 Special hearing on permanent receivership against Elberton Air Line Railroad sought by Southern Railway to bond and take road from receivers. Judge Worley to hear May 11 as charter expired in 1901 and 30 year duration elapsed. Road taxed last year at 043,000 with Southern owning most stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elberton
Messrs
Hamilton McWhorter
Gunderas McDaniel
Southern Pailway
Dudge Worley
Elberton Air Line
Southern
Worley
Wilkes Superior
General Assembly
Plaintff
the Southern
Rousing Farmers Union Relty Meet Near Fitzgerald
About four hundred members of the Ben Hill Farmers Union gathered with families at the Van Wie grove north of Fitzgerald to hear State Organizer J. L. Lee speak in the absence of President R. F. Duckworth. County School Commissioner R. J. Prentiss introduced Lee and the audience listened attentively before a large dinner provided by union ladies. An executive session followed.
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Ohunserald
Ben Hill Farmers’ Union
Jth
van Wie Grove
Fitzgerald
R. F. Duckworth
Union City
Union
Couny Union
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Lowry National Bank OF Atlanta
Avitican Express
Travelers' Ka Eeta
Brown Brothers
G. F. Halsey
J. W. Lee
Ofenmur J. R. Woodland
Marrus
JM. Podnd
Gmory Speer
A. Steals
Nashville
Denn Sero Mand
Rens B. Wellblume
Wiliam Calvin ‘Chitton
Shakespeace
Anne
Alble
Auty iMxen
Nimego
Ta Ge. Broumsen
Caciica
Rmusic
Broughton
Dixin
Carrico
Carrol
Gre Chilton
Bach Heydn
Mozart
Mesthoven
Schubert
Chopin
J. M. Holcomb
John the Baptist
AL MM. Soule
Iastura
Horsford
Andy Calhoun
Rela
McMiller
Porchtree
Aan
Maier & Berkele
Congress of Mothers
A. H. DeVaughan
Duncan Jones
Wiliam Wardlaw
John Clark
N. Benton
Rachel Rel
Mary Cuthbert
Rountree
W.Z, Turner, Mer
Whitehall St
City Council
Congress
Frientat
Furnie
Furniahord
Tel
W.E. Browne CO
Candler
Garry
Farmers Union Relty
Madras
Daniel Brothers Co
L. J. Daniel
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