Victory for Central Plan at Mashville SBC meeting
Mashville Tenn May 16 Advocates of centralizing the Southern Baptist convention three boards won a victory by securing a recon sideration vote on the efficiency commission recommendation to maintain the boards as they are. The delegates noted the foreign mission board in Richmond Home mission board in Atlanta and the Sunday school board in Nashville. President Lansing Burrows condemned modern literature and drama citing social and sexual content as dangers to religious life. The convention also adopted the Sunday school board building in Mashville and chose Houston as the next meeting site in 1915-16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mashville
Tenn
Southern Baptist Convention
Efficiency Commission
Foreign Mission Board
Richmond
Home Mission Board
Atlamta
Nashville
Effciency Commission
Sunday School Board
Houston
Texas
Lansing Burrows
Christ Jesus
Burrows
Revelous
Husganevula
Bane
New York
Itn
Pirla
Padsion
McConnell
F. OC. McConnell
Livingstons Johnson
Raleigh
N.C
C. Powell
Louisville
Foreign Mision Board
Atlanta
Baptist Young People’s Union
TIZ Promises Quick Relief for Tender Feet
Advert says TZ cures aching feet sweating and swelling. Claims draw out poisonous exudations, stop pain from corns callouses and bunions, and makes feet comfortable. Promotes 25 cent box of TIZ from druggists and general stores.
Atlanta Shrine meeting praised by Imperial Potentate
A Denver contingent led by A B McGaffey lauds Atlanta for the lavish hospitality and superb facilities at the Shrine gathering. McGaffey, the fourth oldest Imperial potentate, says no prior meeting matched Atlanta in welcome, decorations, and hotel capacity. James Killian of Denver joins in the praise.
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Imperial
Atlanta
Forrest Adair
B. McGaffey
Denver
McGaffey
Constitution
Booth
City
South
James FR. Killian
Snriners
Kilian
Pickens County
Baptist convention adopts report on boards and central office move
Dr. B C Dargan of Macon chairs the commission as it defends its cautious plan. F G McConnell of Waco urges progress, predicts a threefold Christian dominance, and supports centralization. The bulk of the report is adopted with amendments and a reconsideration motion referred to a committee. Laymen headquarters move from Baltimore to Chattanooga with Dr J Henderson taking a new role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Dargan
Macon
Priviere
F. G. MicConnell
Waco
Texas
McConnell
Laymen
Baltimore
Chattanooga
Tenn
J. T. Henderson
Bristol
Va.Tenn
Banks Changing Reserve Agents Across Georgia Banks
Banks across Georgia are shifting reserve agents in preparation for a new currency system. The Treasury announced transfers since April 28, listing numerous cities and banks paired with national banks in Atlanta and other hubs.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
Treasury Department
Georgia
Reserve Bank
Toccoa
First National
Merchants' National
Richmond
Commerce
Fourth National
Atlanta
Monticello
Farmers’ National
Third National
Newnan
Atlanta National
Orianna
Rome
Hasbounge National
Merchants’ National
Calhoun
Columbus
National Bank of Columbus
Cordele
Cordele Nations
Lowry National
Dalton
Atlantic Eastman
Lowry
National
Fitzgerald
Wxichinge
Gainesville
Griffin
City
LaGrange
Macon
Fulton
Marietta
Coweta
Ocilia
Bookmart
Citizens
Atlante
Buena Vista
Carrolton
Dublin
Atanita Fitzgerald
Millen
Adenia
Fieshville
Vidalia
Ocills
Quitman
Reynolds
Lowry_National
Bheilman
Thomasville
Colquitt Farmers Ready to Ship Garden Crops to City
Colquitt county through Georgia Chamber of Commerce will begin shipping a diversified crop value over 250000 dollars. Tomatoes cucumbers and melons lead the harvest with over 1200 acres of potatoes and 3000 acres of watermelons planned. A packing house costing 300000 dollars will help raise prices and stabilize markets under Colquitt County Produce federation supervision.
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Colquitt County
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Georgia
Colawtt County
Brooks County
Federal
Tucker
Congregationalist Services Announced at Central Church
At Central Congregational church on Carnegie way and Ellis Street, Dr George Loring Han gcom will preach Sunday morning on The Foolishness of Preaching and the evening sermon titled Needed An Enlarged Definition of the Christian Life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
Carnegie Way
Ellis Street
George Loring Hangcom
Measure to Regulate Pipelines for Oil
Oklahoma Attorney General C J West told the house interstate commerce committee oil pipelines should be regulated as common carriers under interstate commerce law. Bills to implement this project are before committees in both houses of Congress. Chairman Adamson pressed for placing all regulation under interstate commerce as the key question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
C. J. West
Oklahoma
House
Interstate Commerce
Congress
Adamson
House Interstate Commerce Committes
Federal control of rail bond issues proposed by Rayburn bill
Washington May 16 The Rayburn bill for federal control of railroad stock and bond issues was favorably reported to the house by the interstate commerce committee. The report denounces interlocking directorates and warns of wrecking the public service, while promising harsh penalties for malefactors and investor loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rayburn
House
Interstate Commerce Committee
Adamson
Itadda
Judiciary
Monument Unveiled To Commodore Barry
Washington May 16 In the presence of thousands including cabinet members senators representatives army and navy officers and Irish American groups a bronze statue of Commodore John Barry father of the American Navy was unveiled in Franklin Park with President Wilson as principal speaker Miss Buza Hepburn performed the unveiling. The ceremony included remarks by President Wilson and Secretary of the Navy Daniels and addresses by several officials and Irish American leaders. a parade and review followed.
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Washington
Army
Navy
Wilson
Josephua Danials
Commodore John Barry
Franklin Park
Buza H. Hepburn
Philadelphia
Commodore Barry
Alfred Harding
John Barry
Amelia
America
United States
Dantes
Metropolie of the Republic
Gallore
Vera Cruz
Barry
Daniels
Admiral Dewey
Manila
Kay
Gridley
James 4. ‘Hamil
New Jersey
Asa Bird Gardiner
Society of the Cincinnati
Michael J. Ryan
United Irish League of America
James J. Reagan
Ancient Order of Hibernions
Newton County Holds Second Annual School Fair
Oxford Georgia May 16 Special The Newton County school fair drew at least 2800 attendees over two days. Exhibits covered oratory prizes drew winners Keller Melton Oxford Harold King Livingston Willie Tom Middlebrooks Starrsville and Z W Loyd Oakland among others with many girls earning top places in music and arts while displays spanned gardening flowers maps and crafts from numerous Newton schools.
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Oxford
Newton County
Falows
Keller Melton
Harold King
Livingston
Willie Tom Middlebrooks
Aston Edwards
Mount Zion
Norwood Kelly
Fairview
Irene George
Funt Hul
Fannie Boggus
Flintman
Lilian Middlebrooks
Starrsville
Margaret Winn
Ladie Thecker
Georgia
Bertha May
Polk
North
Amer
Ruth Fuller
Als Adams
Thixie
Ruth
Speer
Mansfield
Manual Arts
James Bates
Henderson
Fierce Bryant
Aubrey Ewing
Dixie
Grady Brooks
Flint Hutl
Dewey Hogens
Flint Td
Robert Grece
Tay
Ruth Henderson
Orford
Studebaker Notes Carload a Day for Breen
Canada buys steadily from Studebaker. Breen Motor Car Co of Winniper orders a full carload daily from Studebaker's Walkerville plant. Studebaker cars win both in class and free-for-all at Atlanta in the first climb of the season, setting records on Mtawatt avenue. Anna Held buys a Studebaker via A. DeRoy of Pittsburgh. A Mexico refugee rescued at public expense is urged to be dismissed with a warning and blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
Canada
Breen Motor Car Company
Winniper
Studepakers
Walkerville
Ontario
Atlanta
Studebaker
Mtawatt Avenue
New York World
Mexico
Felds
Cure of dandruff with Cuticura products in Kentucky
A Kentucky man describes years of scalp disease with hair loss and itching. After trying remedies he used Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, reporting a full recovery after several applications. The ad claims Cuticura’s skin care benefits and promotes free samples and a Skin Book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
Umea
Cutieurs
Dept. T. Boston
rSien
Labor chiefs ordered to the penitentiary
Chicago May 16 The twenty four labor leaders convicted in the dynamiting cases, free on bonds, were ordered by the United States circuit court of appeals to surrender by June 6 to Leavenworth Federal Prison or be sent from Chicago. Counsel urged delaying tactics for families and finances, noting a petition with nearly a half million signatures to President Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Leavenworth
Kansas
Ekpih Zoline
Wilson
Zoline
Aso
Olaf Trettmoe
San Francisco
Richard H. Houlton
Uc Chucuyu
William Bernhardt
Cincinnati
United States
Charles Miller
Indianapolis
Vdees Seaman
McNamara Brothers
Ortie McManigal
Waity
Todian- Apolis
Notable 1912 Death Penalty Appeals Proceedings
A fragment describes sentences and later appeals involving thirty-nine defendants. Six were freed on suspended sentences, others admitted to Leavenworth on New Year 1912. An excent Wer berg S Huckin of Delaware appealed, winning a writ of supersedan and bond releases. In 1933 two were pardoned and all remained bonded. On January 6 the US circuit court granted a retrial for six of the thirty, and on March the Supreme Court refused to review the conviction. Names cited include Mingo L D Pe well Sprinsfield, Crank, Philip Cooley, Low Jeans, John T Butler, Edward Smonothe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
New Year's Day
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Voit
United States Fircuit Court of Appeals
Mingo LD
Pewell Sprinsfield
Wl. Crank
New York
Philip 4 Cooley
Low Jeans
John T Butler
Edward Smnothe
Pes E
Hughletti Preaches to Seminary Girls at St Marks
The sixth annual Sunday sermon at Washteston Seminary will be held at St Marks Methodist Church at 11. Dr A M Thnehiett, a noted eloquent preacher, will deliver the baccalaureate sermon. Home study ladies and students will attend. a special program is arranged by the echo. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washteston
St Marks Methodist Church
A M Thnehiett
Imatus
Echo
Dawson Sets Record For Indianapolis Track
Indianapolis May 1 Jon Dawson former winner of the 100 mile run yesterday broke the speedway lap record on the 2 1 2 mile course Circling it in 1 minute 36 2 3 seconds His average speed topped 3 miles per hour and at times he ran faster than 100 miles per hour The old mark was 1 minute 27
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Indianapolis
Jon Dawson
Hur aAverage
Lowry
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Mune & Co
Scientific American
Mourn & CO
F &J
Washington, D.C
Suillyou
Colquitt
Aimerson
Congregationalist Services
The
Newton
Evie Kate Roquemare
Manefeld
Elizabeth Worsham
Mansfeld Bo
Lena May Eling
Howell
Pine Grove
Fairview School
Newhorn School
W. C Wright
Putnam County
Mary Stokes
Madison
Ruby Newsome
Union Point
Celeste Parrish
Estelle Cokely
Fernfield
R. L Payne
Walton County
Bird
Morgan County
Anna Hearn
Anna Held
Studebaker Automobile
A. DeRoy
Pittsburg
Palm Beach
LX. L. Clothing CO
North Pryor
Decatur Sts
U.S
Hughlett
Washington Seminary
Dawson
Bea
Dr. Pierce
Avery Bart
Modernes
Pierce
M.D
Buffalo
N.Y
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