National Cotton conference ends with revised mill rules
Augusta May 6 The National Cotton conference adjourned after approving revisions to the Carolina and New England mill rules. Drafts now payable on due date, mills bear reweight costs, and arbitration spares length and grade disputes to New Orleans or Vicksburg. New England adds weigh time limits and tare rules. A national association of cotton exchanges was formed with W C Lawson elected president and Frank W Barrett vice president.
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Savannah
Birmingham
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Wil Gleant
Burns Club to Hold Open House for Shrine in Atlanta
The Burns club of Atlanta invites visitors to the Burns cottage during Shriner week with hours from 3 AM to 5 PM daily next week. Members will be on hand to greet callers and answer questions at the cottage at the Soldi Home oarine.
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Cotton Manufacturers to Meet Here on Friday
The Georgia Cotton Manufacturers association holds a one day session Friday afternoon at the Piedmont hotel assembly hall. About 200 leading cotton manufacturers plan to attend with Governor Slaton delivering the welcome and James Emery and Stuart Cramer among principal speakers. A big dinner will follow at the Piedmont, with Fred B. Gorgon presiding over the sessions.
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Atlanta Boy Arthur J Phillips Shot in Mexican Fight
Arthur J Phillips, an Atlanta sailor on the battleship Utah, was wounded in Vera Cruz. In a letter to his father George Phillips of Whitehall Street he said US forces in Vera Cruz number about 50,000, but only Utah and Florida ships saw fighting.
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Atlanta
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United States
Florida
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Whitehall Street
Aged Negro Janitor Charged With Theft From Y M C A
Nathan Zealy an aged negro janitor formerly at the old Y M C A on Auburn avenue was arrested by plainclothes officers Green and Kortson and charged with stealing 122 tennis shoes two dozen shirts many silk and twelve suits from young men roomers. A valuable silver handled umbrella was stolen from a hotel guest and later found at Zealy’s house. Goods valued at about 200 dollars held at police headquarters for owners identification.
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Piedmont
Militant tactics debated at Atlanta suffrage meeting
Dr Caleb Ridley defended militant methods linking them to reform. The Atlanta Haqual Suffrage association heard speeches urging balance between action and life preservation. Upcoming talks by Wisbank and Mrs Mevor were announced for Atlanta in about fourteen days.
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Caleb Ridley
Tim J Hall
Peace Sociaty of Georgia
Harry Carlisle
Mary Mclendan
Amelia Woodall
Wisbank
Urs Mevor
Mick
Wallonial Sufframe Association
Atlante
Primary in Bulloch will be held today
Statesboro Ga May 6 special Today ends a heated Bulloch County campaign with three sheriff candidates Mallard Wolf De Loach and John Jones and four candidates for solicitor of the superior court Parker W Tones and others. Voters will wait at the polls all night for results.
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Bulloch County
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Toiner
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Gray Re-elected President Heads Locust Grove School
Locust Cove institute trustees in Griffin, Georgia, unanimously re elected Professor Claude Gray of Locust Grove as president with full faculty selection powers. They plan to rebuild the dormitory destroyed by fire sixty days ago with a $36000 modern structure. The move of Locust Grove institute to Griffin was not acted upon.
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Locust Cove Institute
Thus City
Claude Gray
Locust Grove
Buits Hismans
Boss
Locust Grove Institute
Griffin
Columbia Re Elects All Old Officials in Primary
In Columbia County today the incumbents won re election with no opposition in any county office marking a first in county history. President Mell Wilkinson of the Atlanta chamber of commerce later named standing publicity committee members including Dallas chairman St Tmo Massengale and others.
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Mell R Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
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St Tmo Massengale
JC eMichael
Red Lewis
Frank Gilreath
J. B Keough
W G Hastings
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