Atlanta machinists push nine hour day plan meeting
Atlanta lodge No. 1 of the International Association of Machinists plans an open meeting Thursday at Federation hall to discuss a proposed nine hour day agreement. The movement aims for a ten hour pay for nine hours worked, with pay ranging from $2.25 to $3 per day in private shops and $2.50 to $2.75 in railroad shops.
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Atlanta
Atlante Lodge No. 1
International Association of Machiniste
Knoxville
Tean
Southern Division
Southern Railway
Machinists’ Union
Washington
International Association of Machinists
James O'Connell
Federation Hall
South Forsyth Street
Jenath
Ranga
Theare Jantalotts+ No. & International Assocaton of
Electrical Control Board Meeting At City Hall
The city board of electrical control meets at 10 30 this morning in the mayor’s office annex. Applicants for electrical contractor licenses will be heard and acted upon. The board is chaired by Councilman H Wi Grady with Councilman John C Reed City Engineer FR M Clayton and Fire Chief W H Joyner also on the panel.
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City Hall
City Board of Electrical Control
Henves
Board of Electrical Control
H Wi Grady
John C. Reed
FR. M. Clayton
W. H. Joyrer
Funeral of Mrs M A Bell in Trinity Church
The funeral for Mrs. M A Bell will be held at Trinity Methodist church at 10 in the morning with Rev J W Quillian officiating. The interment follows at Oaksend and pallbearers include F M Coker Jr, Frank P Rice, F H Thornton, George Winship, A A Murphy, and Talley. The body arrived from Summit New Jersey and lay in state at the brother Col on Hutsey’s residence in Inman Park.
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Trinity Church
Oakland
M. A. Bell
Summit
N. J
Col On. Hutsey
Inman Park
Trinity Methodist Church
J W. Quillian
Oaksend
F. M. Coker, Jr
Frank P. Rice
F .H. Thornton
George Winship
A&a. Murphy
Talley
A Suit to Wear a Must Go Aft For Wel Men
A fragmented ad copy notes 25 crisp new faces for well men seeking quality refinement at modest cost. Mentions worsteds fabrics and items like Chaviots and Cassimeter, with colors and finishes described in garbled fashion.
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Bose
Cleo
Advertised Summer Underwear and Hats in Atlanta
Prices from ten to twenty five cents for a large variety of summer underwear with new colorings and patterns. Straw hats offered in new shapes from fifty cents to five dollars.
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Atlanta
Why Priests Never Marry Answered by Father Reis
Rev J A Rela spoke at Sacred Heart church on the topic Why priests may not marry. He cited St Paul to Corinthians and stated clerical celibacy aids ministers by keeping focus on God, preventing domestic distractions, and allowing support with lower costs. He noted the church teaches single life as discipline, not divine precept, and emphasized irreversible commitment, study, and sacrifice of holy orders.
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Father I. A. Reis
J. A. Rela
Sacred Heart Church
St. Paul
Mamely
Goa
John
Church
Timothy Ll
Boyle Stock Company Opens Lady Windermere's Fan At Grand Conteht
Tha Mir advance sale for the initial performance of the Boyle Stock company indicates most Atlanta theatergoers will attend at the Grand Conteht to see Lady Windermere's Fan. The company has been resting here and every member is ready to perform.
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Tha Mir
Boyle Stock Company
Atlanta
Lady Windermere
Local Theater Prepares Big Opening Night
Weather permitting the company will debut Lady Windermere's Fen with a lavish cast including J H Hollinshead Gordon Edwards and dlorris McHugh at the Grand Theater. Wednesday and Saturday matinees offer 25 cent seats and summer vaudeville between acts with Worden Sheppard and West among the performers.
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Charles Duneby
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Alice Nell
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Agatha Carlisle
Nancy Bice
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Sheppard
John A. West
Nashville
Coley Anderson
Lyceum Theater
Milton Sirs
Della Nobles
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the Allisons
Two Little Pucks
Ethel Robinson
Officers of Woman's Club Choose New Leaders in Atlanta
The Atlanta Woman's Club may elect Mrs. James Jackson as president and Mrs. Edward Brown as vice president at the afternoon meeting. With Mrs. E G McCabe declining re election the ticket is expected to be chosen unanimously though the nominating committee has not yet reported. The rest of the official staff will likely remain as before.
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Brows
Atlanta Woman's Club
E. G. McCabe
James Jackson
Edward Brown
Dearé
Wegro Gamblers Arrested in Pittsburg Midnight Raid
County feticeen heard a house in Pitabure about midnight. The arrests were Charley Taytor and Pavers Morrin Jasher. Charley Pa vers Bariye unt John Stallings.
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Heard
Ive
Wright
Pitabure
Charley Taytor
Pavers Morrin Jasher
Charley Pavers
Bariye
John’ Stallings
Alumnae Lucy Cobb to Arrange Atlanta Reunion
Mrs Flugh Hrean calls a meeting of Atlanta Lucy Cobb alumnae at Mrs MoeYborn His home Tuesday morning to plan a reunion in Athens two days before the Georgia alumni gathering. Many Atlanta graduates named. Mrs Tough Hagan leads the effort. Wesleyan Alumni to be hosted at Piedmont Driving Club Wednesday afternoon.
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Lucy Cobb
Tough Hagan
Atlanta
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H. F. Connelly
Patticlo
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Ury Porter
W. 4. Wright
A. W. Calhoun
Georgia Cox
7 Hill
Misa Cora Brown
Heketh
Hattie Fowler
Osbury
William Milner
Louis Jones
Vasser Woolley
Hugh Hegen
Aire
Wallace Kirkpatrick
Walter
Mattie Haygood
Stephen Hook
W. D. Ellis, Jr
Hubert Avery
W. A. Parser
A. G. Vreeland
Mies ¥. Arnold
T. R. BR. Cobb
Clark Howell, Jr
Robert Foreman
Wilmer Moore
3. D. Pickett
Mallard
James Eilis
Kathrina Lovajoy
Othel Mobley
Adelaide Howell
Francesa Johnson
Ethel Tillman
Helen Angier
BE. Avery
Willam Lawson Peel
Wil
Wesleyan Alumni Society
Piedmont Driving Club
Carolina Teams Disappoint in Atlanta Showing Despite Wins
North Carolina players left Atlanta with mixed impressions after two decisive victories. Captain Graves led by example in the field and as catcher, stabilizing the team when pitchers faltered. Holt and Carr impressed at first and short, while Tech’s strong infield and Patterson and McCathern in baserunning stood out. Techs face Sewanee in May and June, with two smaller college games preceding to sharpen edges.
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Atlanta
Chapel Hill
Ince
Techs
University of Georgia
Carolinans
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Cunningham
Teche
Ang
Harrington
Wilcox
North Carolina College
West Point
Military Academy
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Carr
Virginia
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McCathern
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Sewanee
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Tech
Tennessee College
Presbyterian Delegates Face Creed Change Discussion
The Southern Presbyterian general assembly meets in Little Rock next Thursday at 1 am, staying ten days to two weeks. Atlanta is represented by four delegates including Dr. C. P. Bridewell and Rev. D. G. Armstrong. The assembly, comprising seventy two presbyteries and about ministers and lay members, may discuss changing the church creed. An attempt to advance the question at the Atlanta presbytery was tabled, and a successor to the late Dr. J. Crate as secretary of the home mission committee will be elected during the meeting. The last assembly session was in Atlanta.
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Little Rock
Seasion
Presbytery of
Atlanta
C. P. Bridewell
Fret Presbyterian Church of
D. G. Armstrong
Inman Park
T. D. O'Kelly
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Bargerville
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Ing
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Fort Hill
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Canahier
Veterans to Get Crosses at State Capitol Program
A program at the state capitol tomorrow at 4 o clock will honor many veterans with the crosses of honor. Dirs Joseph Hining, president of the Atlanta charter United Daughters of the Confederacy, will confer the decorations amid music. The event corrects a prior delay when crosses did not arrive in time for Day.
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State Capitol
Joseph Hining
Atlanta Charter United Daughters of the Confederacy
Memphis
Aldermen Schedule Special Session on Salary Edict
The aldermen plan a 3 PM special session to address pending business, including a long fought ordinance reducing the street collector’s salary from 1209 to 1025 yearly. Welch's move to reconsider held the measure up, with expectations of full attendance today and a brief meeting.
Cincinnati 6 Pittsburg 1 World of Sports score report
In Cincinnati on May 12 Hahn scattered his hits while Vand gained support and Leever’s double in the ninth saved Pittsburg from a larger loss. Attendance 12,994. Cincinnati scored 6 to Pittsburg 1 with Batters Hahn and Peltz. Leaver and O’Connor contributed. Time 1:30. Also Chicago 6 St Louis 3 as Waddell pitched a three hit game with strong defense and offense. Attendance 7,000. Waddell and Kling faced Murphy and Nichols in a long contest lasting 1:20.
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Detroit Crushes Chicago In Cold Weather Tilt 7-3
Detroit scored seven runs to beat Chicago 7 to 3 in a May 12 game in Detroit. Katell pitched well through seven innings before Chicago hit, with Siever allowing late trouble. Attendance reported about 7,000 as weather remained chilly. Batteries Katell Sullivan Stever Bucow. Time 1 48. Umpires Sherilan Minnesau. Milwaukee beat Cleveland 5-2 as Dowling scattered hits despite cold conditions. attendance about 3,600. Dowling and Leahy combined for the win. Hard and Yeager for Cleveland. Time 0 35.
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Shreveport Edges Memphis In Pitchers Battle
Shreveport beat Memphis 2-0 as Wayne held the visitors to two hits until the seventh inning. A single, two doubles and a sacrifice produced two runs, with Shreveport adding three more in the eighth before the game was halted in the seventh inning to preserve the 5-2 score in favor of the home team.
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Railways and the honest minority owner
A London financial paper argues that minority stockholders in American railways are increasingly ignored by control groups. It notes that even holders of 300 shares in Union Pacific or similar firms are rarely consulted as mergers and asset reallocations proceed. The piece compares U S and English practices, suggesting the minority voice remains marginal amid fierce competition and executive decisions.
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