Georgia Delegation At Baptist Convention In Baltimore
The Georgia delegation to the Southern Baptist convention in Baltimore seeks to hold the 1912 meeting in Macon Georgia. Georgia delegates advocate coordinated action and spotlight Atlanta leaders such as Len G Broughton J E White and J Roach Straton while praising Judge Hillyer and the Christian Index editors Bell and Graham. The piece highlights Georgia optimism and influence within the national gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Georgia
Southern Baptist Convention
Macon
Thia
South
Tugens
Georgia Permie
Baptist Convention
Macau
Americas
Len G Broughton
Atlanta
Baltimore Y M C. A
Broughton
MLCA
Prohibition Mayner
Hoke Smith
George Judge Hillyer
Binal
Hillyer
Second Baptist Church of
J. E. White
John Roach Straton
J Roach Straton
Baltiimore
Straton
Woman's Missionary Union Meeting
New York
Mr Prior
J L Connally
Charles Daniel
First Baptist Church
Daniel
Praltimore
E ¢. Dargan
First Baptist Church of
Gally
Dargan
John Ait Drinking TurnsTown Wife Hails Cured Husband
An unnamed wife recounts relief and pride as her husband John quits drinking with the help of a so called Golden Remedy. She recalls his struggle, her prayers, and the transformation from addiction to a happier, sober life. The note hints at secretive remedies used in the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Wes
Alaska will mother many millionaires
Washington reports Alaska has vast untapped wealth far beyond Senate figures. W Hancock of Yes Bay says surface wealth is only scratched, gold output will rise with development, and Alaska will become a major agricultural region. He predicts many millionaires from minerals and crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
America
Alaska
United States Senate
W. Hancock
Yes Bay
Raleigh Hotel
Landmark Torn Down In Fitzgerald Ga
The old Dempsey hotel, a Shacktown landmark in Fitzgerald Georgia, has been torn down to make way for a large brick block. The new structure will house several stores and cover five lots. The building is being erected by Little and Phillips of Cordele for Dr. Archer Griffin of Valdosta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Dempsey
Shacktown
Little & Phillips
Cordelo
Archer Griffin
Valdosta
Auction sale nets $15,405 as 74 G V Dahlgren lots sell
Foster and Robson sold seventy four lots of the G V Dahlgren property for aggregate $15,155 yesterday. All lots sold with rapid bidding. Auctioneer Ferguson kept the crowd lively. First lot bought by Mrs EB Watson. numerous names and prices follow including J C Clark, H R Thomas, S P Solomonson, John Faith Jr, and J P Thomaason among others. prizes awarded to several bidders.
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Foster & Robson
G V Dahlgren
Dlrnest Andrews
C. Bennett
Sfp
Selomenson
G Wannah
J B Berry
J. F Rutledge
S P Solomonson
J 8 Cook
Henry BF. Bart
Hoa, Jones
Mrs
A. H Daves
W B. Gibson
H. R. Thomas
F. Royal
Alice Adamson
Marshall Phillips
N A Arnold
Eunice Cochran
N A. Arnold
Kalb
Bert Jones
Thomas Riley
J.C. Clark
R .R. Hudson
W. F Kinney
S P. Solomonson
J @ Clark
J PP Berry
JL. Brown
R. M_ The- Loach
S A Greer
W. © Kinney
J H Wooten
J.C Clark
Clark
T. ¥ Whittey
J P P Berry
John Falth, Jr
J A Farl
H. H. Voyles
H H Voyles
W V. Ceffelu
Ceffelu
V. Ceffelu
T E Smith
W Niall
W Foote
Stanley
R Wilson
John Faith Jr
OQ House
T Caleb Clarke
J. C Kalb
John Faith
John Shewmake
B Ho Greer
J P Thomaason
Thomas O Riley
Wom Hawkes
J. P. Coleman
J. F. Rutledge
J. J. Mulligan
Children enjoy fat and happy meals with K K K Flour
The note highlights that children are fat and happy after eating meals made with K K K Flour, suggesting a favorable impression of the product.
Vote to be hastened on the railroad bill
Washington, May 14. Senate adoption of a long and short haul amendment is expected to speed the final vote on the railroad bill and aid conferees in harmonizing senate and house differences. Aldrich and Crane visited the White House, and Taft was reportedly content with the Dixon Paynter provision. Elkin sought accord with insurgent Republicans to shorten debate on undisposed sections, but Cummins would not discuss the result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Aldrich
Crane
White House
Taft
Elking
Cummins
Young Lineman Hurt After Live Wire Shock
G. J. Foster, a young lineman, was knocked from a pole on East Hunter street near the state capitol entrance yesterday morning. He was suspended midair by a charged wire, unable to let go, until the wire broke and he fell to the ground. He was taken to Atlanta hospital by Green berg, Bond and Bloomfield ambulance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. J. Foster
East Hunter Street
State Capitol
Foster
Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield
Atlanta Hospital
Foster Hoes
West Fair Street
Cochran to Hold Auction Sale of East Point Land
The Cobbs Lend Company, owning nearly one hundred acres near the East Point car line, will auction 85 of its best resale lots next Saturday at 3 p.m. through Ralph O. Cochran. The improved property fronts the car line with developed streets and sidewalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobbs Lend Company
East Point
Ralph O. Cochran
Atlanta
Baptists Vote to Raise 600000 for Foreign Mission Board
The Southern Baptist Convention in Baltimore voted to ask churches to contribute 600000 to the foreign mission board next year. Reports from missions in Mexico Brazil Argentina Italy Japan China and Africa highlighted needs and growth, with calls for monthly remittances to cover borrowed money interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Southern Baptist Convention
Foreign Mission Board
Richmond
Mexico
Brazil
Argentina
Italy
George W Truett
D. D
Dallas
Texas
Japan
China
Africa
John Roach Straton
H W. Kable
Staunton
T. H. Ellet
Rey Hight CC. Moore
Raleigh
N. C
Mission of the Baptist
George W. Truett, DD
Baptists
South
Mission Boards
Georgia Railways Show Schedule Improvement This Month
The railroad commission reports eight Georgia railroads improved on time performance for all trains in the four weeks ending April 30 compared with the prior month. Georgia overall on time 96.70 vs 94.44. local trains 86.75 vs 80.63. Data include W A R R, Central of Georgia, Atlanta and West Point, Southern, Seaboard Air Line, Louisville and Nashville, and Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Railroad Commission
Atlanta
West Point
Southern
Seaboard Air Line
Louisville & Nashville
Birmingham & Atlantic
Railroad Commission Forms Train Delay Study Committee
The railroad commission appointed Commissioners Candler and Gray to study late trains on all state roads and advise on scheduling improvements. A large crowd will attend Thursday as the commission considers routing one daily Southern train over the Atlanta Fort Valley line via Fayetteville instead of Griffin and McDonough. Patrons on both divisions filed petitions, creating a heated dispute over which route should be used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candler and Gray
Massy
Railroad Commission
Commission
Southern Railroad
Atlanta & Fort Valey
Fayetteville
Atlanta and Columbus
Griffin and McDonough
Southern Road
Fort Valley
Dock McLain Lynched by Mob in Ashdown Jail Yard
A mob of about twenty five men, masked except two, hanged Dock McLain a Black man who attacked Ernest Hale a White man in Ashdown Arkansas earlier. Hale lie in a Texarkana sanitarium recovering from injuries as McLain was being returned from New Boston Texas for a preliminary hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Dock McLain
Ernest Hale
Ashdown
McLain
New Boston
Texas
Hale
Texarkana
Boston organizes county board of trade and fertilizer firm officers
Boston in this county has organized a board of trade with officers President J A Horn Vice president T A Couch Secretary A Whit Adams Treasurer W A Feyler The Boston Oil and Fertilizer Company also elected officers President M R Mallette Vice president J J Parramore Secretary and Treasurer J A Horn. Work at the company plant will begin at an early date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Board of Trade
Thomanville
Boston
J A Horn
T. A Couch
A Whit Adams
W A Feyler
Boston Oi and Fertilizer Company
M R Mallette
J. J. Parramore
Secre
Depot Opens At Fitzgerald In $20,000 Railroad Project
The Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic railroad opened its new passenger depot at Fitzgerald with a formal reception. The concrete building with a red tile roof runs 200 feet, housing first floor public rooms including a buffet and upstairs division offices. The ceremony included the Empire band and noted the depot’s completion cost of $20,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitzgerald
Witagerald
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Empire Band
Women Whipped at Home in Huntingdon County
News from Huntingdon Tennessee dated May 14 reports that several men came to the home of Mrs Buchanan in the southeast part of the county and severely whipped her and her daughter Mrs Buchanan says she recognized some attackers and warrants have been issued. They took the two women from the house and inflicted injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntingdon, Tenn
Buchanan
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