Presbyterian Assembly Aims for Historic Atlanta Meeting
The Southern and United Presbyterians may join in Atlanta in May 1913 for the first shared assembly, while the Northern church considers policy on lay workers, infant baptism, and prohition issues. Debates cover executive committee staffing, a new faith confession, and reforms in church relations.
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Southern Presbyterian Assembly
Atlanta
St. Is
United Presbyterian
Bistery
Bristol
Tenn
At-' Tanta
Glause
General Assembly
Presbyterian ‘Church
United States
Southern Presbyterian Church
Presbyteries
Sinnatt
Presbytery
North Alabama
Sinustt
RC. Reed
Columbia
G. Read
Conference On Church Relations
Russell Cecil
Hichmond
Cimvie
Fredericksburg
Zeaf
Women’ Missionary Union
Me Evangelistic Emort
Owinville
High School Teams Feature Large Player Roster
The article lists multiple players across six rows including Gordon Hardwick Charles Young Gus Bass Cecil Davis Esmonde Brady Wallace Rhodes Claret dan James Mellichamp Pittman Sutton C. J. Blien Robert Gartrell Joe Fox Marcartan Kollock Carl Brenner Edward Newell Barton Osborn Bryan Huson T. M. Dodd Lewis Blodgett Isadore Sheckter Charlie Russell Louis Kahn Abner Hirsch Burton Wyatt Rudolph Jones Sam Hirsowitz Marion Hamilton Carl Goldsmith John Hill Courtland Winn Jr Stanton Henley Louis Lester Louis White Herbert Lee Herschel Miller Robert Wynite Maddie Zaban Eugene Branch Asa Patterson Ames Frasier Gershon Hadas Clarence Crocker Hal Hulsey Richard Broyles Everett Abernathy Warren Adair Ben Rach Bruce Roark Louie Langford Glen Waters Frank Cochran Irwin Innis Hoke Swan Gains Walter Robert Morris John Russey Charles Davis Albert Snodgrass David Bressler John Pioda Joe Franklin Ben Lichenstein Fred Smith Harry Williams Isadore Abelson A J Andrews P F Greenfield Hewitt Chambers Easom Bond Carner McClamrock Louis Pinkussohn.
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Gordon Hardwick
Charles Young
Gus Bass
Cecil Davis
Esmonde Brady
Wallace Rhodes
Claret
Dan
James Mellichamp
Pittman’Sutton
C. J.blien
Robert Gartrell
Joe Fox
Marcartan Kollock
Carl Brenner
Edward Newell
Barton Osborn
Bryan Huson
T.M. Dodd
Lewis Blodgett
Isadore Sheckter
Charlie Russell
Louis Kahn
Abner Hirsch
Burton Wyatt
Ruddolph Jones
Sam Hirsowitz
Marion Hamilton
Carl Goldsmith
John Hill
Courtland Winn, Jr
Stanton Henley
Louis Lester
Louis White
Herbert Lee
Herschel Miller
Robert Wynite
Matdie Zaban
Eugene Branch
Asa Patterson
Ames Frasier
Gershon Hadas
Clarence Crocker
Hal Hulsey
P. F. Greenfield
Hewitt
Chambers
Easom Bond
Carner McClamrock
Louis Pinkussohn
Courtland
Winn
John W. Bussey
Business
Ernest W. Adair
Ben H. Bach
Eugene 0. Branch
David H. Bressler
Prank
Cochran
Joseph Frankel
Marion
Hamilton
Abner G. Hirsch
Samuel H. Hirsowitz
Rudolph W. Jones
Myer L. Kahn
Louis E. Sanford
Herbert H. Lee
Ben
Cedi Davis
T. M. Todd
Clarence Jordan
Mareattan Kolock
Edward Newis
Pittman Sutton
Diploma Day for Three High School Divisions Planned
Seventy five seniors to receive diplomas on June 6 in two parts with Technological High School first and Boys' High School second. Notable speakers include Colonel Walter R. Daley and superintendent William M. Slaton. Valedictories by Marc Marton Kollock and Robert C. Morris. Various named graduates listed across Tech High, literary and business departments with speakers Howell Foreman and Joseph Frankel. Rev A H Gordon to open program with prayer.
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Technological
Technological School
Wille Hel
Technological High School
Walter R. Daley
Board of Education
Wiliam M. Slaton
Marc Marton Kollock
Robert C. Morris
Howell Foreman
Joseph
HORK IS STOPPED CREVASSE ACTION HALTS
New Orleans May 17 federal engineers abruptly halted work to close Hymelia crevasse thirty-five miles above New Orleans. Captain C O Sherrill returned to New Orleans as plans to seal the breach face delays despite widespread approval and a 106 006 appropriation request. Local property owners fear flood damage worth over 20 000 000 as river commissions weigh next steps.
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New Orleans
Hymelia Crevasse
Mississippi River
C. O. Sherrill
United States Engineers
Federal
Rand
Mississippi‘ River Commission
Ineers
Washington
City Tonight
Dex
Fourche Lave Property
Mississippi
Debs Nominated for U S Presidency by Socialist Convention
Indianapolis May 17 Eugene Victor Debs of Terre Haute Ind was nominated for the presidency by the national socialists convention Seidel former Milwaukee mayor named for vice president Debs was not in the hall when the result was announced Seidel thanked delegates promising a spirited campaign Unanimous nomination followed a ballot showing Debs 165 Seidel 56 Russell 54 several others named for second place but few remained for final vote
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Indianapolis
Eugene Victor Debs
Terre Haute
Ind
United States
National Socialists’ Convention
Hmil Seidel
Milwaukee
Debs
Seidel
Charles ‘Edward Russell
New York
Dobs
Russell
Seider
Rugeell
Santilaate
Kate Richards
O'Hare
St. Louis
Anna
Seldel
Slayton
Pedob -Herrimoen
California
Puncan
McDonald
Richeson Ravel in Prison Cell Amid Delirious Outburst
Clarence V. T. Richeson, condemned at Charlestown state prison, suffered a hysterical delirium attack during a death watch visit by Chaplain Stebbers and counsel William Morse. He convulsed and raved about two pursuing men, while guards stayed vigilant for over 75 hours.
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Boston
Clarence V. T. Richeson
Charlestown State Prison
Stebbers
William Morse
Frederick D. Lyons
Charlestown
Richeson
Toniett
Isl
Virginia
Morse
Emma Goldman to Brave San Diego Vigilantes
Los Angeles May 17 Emma Goldman and Dr Ban Bettman said they would strike back at the mob that drove them from San Diego. Goldman said the movement is organized by I W and "direct action" socialists to create national sentiment forcing San Diego to suppress the vigilantes. Goldman planned to return to San Diego after a trip to San Francisco.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Ban Bettman
San Diego
Emma Goldman
Mias Goldman
I. W
Sociallsts
San. Diego
Health Board Stands Pat Over Garbage Plant Debate
The health board condemns remarks and denies claims that the city is being milked of 160000 by a planned garbage disposal plant. Finance committee debate and bids reopening are examined as President W L Gilbert defends the board’s health decisions and contention.
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Iva
Board, of Health
Board of Health
Council
Heaith
Lves
Memtera
Board Of“Health
Buameda
W.L. Gilbert
Chang
Taft denounces Roosevelt foes in Toledo speech
President Taft, amid a packed Toledo auditorium, denounced Roosevelt leaders Walter Brown and Dan Hanna for breaking with him over judiciary appointments. He accused opponents of corruption while urging a renewed "square deal" amidst hostile chants and cheers.
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Toledo
Ohio
President Taft
Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Walter Brown
Townsend Reveals Why He Dropped Harvester Case
In Washington on May 17 Charles D Hilles appeared at the White House and issued Townsend’s statement about Roosevelt era actions on the International Harvester prosecution. Townsend, an DOJ attorney, traced delays and suppression of civil and criminal moves, noting pressure and orders leading to the case being dropped in 1908 while Rossevelt was in office. He cites present incentives and records as supporting claims of political influence.
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Washington
Taft
Charles D. Hilles
White House
International Harvester Company
Roosevelt
Hilles
Ohio
United States
Townsend
Harvester Trust
Department of Justice
Harvester
Caloniet
W. Perkine
Sonaparte
Sims
Chicago
Sima
Hansbrough
Bonaparte
Dew
Bureau of Corporations
Pacific Coast
Weather Prophecy: Fair Georgia-Fair Saturday and Sundy
Forecaster notes fair weather for Georgia with Saturday and Sunday adventuring conditions. Indicates low and high temperatures and mean values, mentions normal ranges and rainfall totals in the 24 hour period. Readers should expect mild drought progress and growing season effects.
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Pat
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Townsend Tell
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Newepar
State
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Lante
Atlantic City
Clay
Birmingham
Ear St
Boise City
Clay Clear Ct
Brownsville
Buttelo
Clear
Charleston
Dodwe City
Duluth
Glow Ae
Hagtport
Clear Ik
Galveston
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