SAME PLACED ON MILL HANDS IN SOUTH CAROLINA LOCKOUT
A Augusta based report says locked out cotton mill workers in South Carolina planned talks with mill owners and striking employees. The King mill operatives allegedly refused to return, while the strikers face shrinking rations and no promised funds. Ten thousand workers are out of work amid alleged non disbursement of promised relief.
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Augusta
South Carolina
King Moti
King Mill
Hurbbert
Kaolin Deposits in Georgia Seen Worth Millions
Geologist William Yeates praises Macon kaolin fields as inexhaustible wealth and urges a legislative bill to add a kaolin manufacture department to Georgia Tech. Harry Edwards and local mines visited as part of the push to develop a Georgia kaolin industry. Senator Roland Ellis led last year’s bill effort. chamber and commerce back action.
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Macon
William 3. Yeates
Atlanta
Yeates
Harry S Edwards
Macon Mining Company
Georgia Mining Company
Edwards
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia
Chamber of Commerce
Roland Ellis
Griffin for the Solicitor in Blue Ridge Circuit
Charles Griffin of Maretti Georgia and Colonel J Morley will address the academy in Woodstock on Friday evening as Griffin runs for solicitor of the Blue Ridge circuit. Griffin previously served as assistant solicitor under the late Hon Thomas Hutcherson Arnold Fellows lodge, recently organized here, now with sixty two members.
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Blue Ridge
Woodstock
Charles Griffin
Maretti
J . Morley
Griffin
Thomas Hutcherson
Annold
Macon Names Ten for New City Fire Company
At the Macon city council meeting on May 20 Mayor Smith nominated ten men to form the new fire company established this year. Confirmations followed for Henry Lawless Wi Broseley Bert Allen John Hicks Joseph Holmes Warren Joyner Lee Williamson Howard Smith W R Kent and Richard Hudson.
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Macon
Smith
Fire Company
Henry Lawless
Wi Broseley
Bert Allen
John Hicks
Joseph Holmes
Warren Joyner
Lee Williamson
Howard Smith
W R Kent
Richard Hudson
Grand Lodge Session of Knights of Pythias in Valdosta
Valdosta Ga May 20 Special The grand lodge Knights of Pythias met in annual session with about six hundred delegates including uniform divisions A parade led by Colonel Juciter staff and Valdosta Videttes opened the proceedings Grand Chancellor Hooper of Americus presided The gathering marks the largest attendance since 1897 in Savannah Committees reports show the order flourishing An appropriation of 100 went to the Georgia Industrial Home at Macon An additional 100 was donated by delegates Officers to be elected tomorrow including a grand outer guard contest between Colonel James W Austin Atlanta and E W Edwards Valdosta Atlanta Brunswick Augusta and Savannah will send divisions to the annual prize drill Wednesday
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Valdosta
Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Juciter
Hooper
Americus
Savannah
Georgia
Macon
Grand Outer Guard
James W Austin
Atlanta
E. W. Edwards
Brunswick
Augusta
Murder Case Opens In Glynn County Court
Glynn county superior court convened with Judge Bennett. The major case is Joe Story charged with murder for the Shriver shooting after a home confrontation. Story claims self defense as Shriver fired first with a rifle. The session includes other civil and criminal matters and ends in two weeks. Brunswick groups attend distant meetings. Coast Line executives tour Plant system property in Brunswick before heading to New York.
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Joe Story
Brunswick
Glynn County
Bennett
Story
Amp Shriver
Liberty
Coffee County
Shriver
Winchester
Brunswick Knights of Pythias
Valdosta
Grand Lodge
Oglethorpe Division
Fank
T. Newman
Atlantic Coast Line
W. G. Elliott
H. Walters
Alexander Hamilton
C. S. Gadsden
James Post
James R. Kendry
T. M. Emerson
Coast
Lucy Cobb Commencement Week Plans Issued
Mrs Lipscomb sets official Lucy Cobb commencement programme in Athens Ga with events from June 6 to June 10 including antigone Friday, Children's Play, Baccalaureate Sermon by Rev Alonzo Monk, Alumnae Reunion, Annual Concert, Class Night, Literary Address by Thomas Hardy wick, diploma and honors delivery by AL Hill and Mrs Lipscomb, senior reception at the institute.
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Thomas W. Hardywick
Sanderaville
AL Hill
M. A. Lipscomb
Lucy Cobb Institute
Compress Association Meets In Jackson Mississippi
The Mississippi Compress Association representing thirty cotton compresses held its annual session in Jackson. President Joseph Newberger urged continued use of the square bale and uniform compressing charges. He invited insurance representatives to discuss insurance by marks and numbers and stated no Mississippi compress can charge less than 0 cents per hundred pounds.
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Compress Association
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Compress Association
Joseph Newberger
Newberger
Mississippi
Georgia educators meet in Augusta to discuss serving every child
County school commissioners gathered at Tubman High School in Augusta to hear State School Commissioner G. R. Glenn declare the aim is to improve how the state serves every child. Chancellor Hill spoke on agricultural education as educators debated rural libraries and local taxation with a plan to fund $10 libraries via Peabody and private gifts.
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Augusta
Tubman High School
G. R. Glenn
Richmond County
Lawton B. Evans
J. D. Gwaltney
Floyd County
Evans
Glenn
Georgia
James 8. Stewart
North Georgia Agricultural College
Peabody Fund
Stewart
M B. Dennis
J. M. Wall
Brittain
M. L. Brittain
Fulton
Messrs
M J. Brittain
J. D Gwaltney
Warren
Otis Ashmore
Sanderson Ag
Chancellor Hill
State University
FHE GROCERS' DECUR SION ATLANTANS TO Cumberland outing
The Atlanta Retail Grocers' Association plans its annual excursion to Cumberland Island Georgia for the first part of June. An estimated nine hundred members will attend with a cheap rate arranged by The Southern. A committee visited Cumberland to finalize plans at a recent Atlanta meeting.
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Cumberland Island
Brunswick
Atlanta Retail Grocers’ Association
Atlanta
Cumberland
Southern
Office Declared Vacant in Geneva County Tax Office
Montgomery May 20 Special The bondman of R A Newton the defaulting tax collector of Geneva county came off his bod and he failed to make new bond. The office has therefore been declared vacant. He has not settled and the matter is in the hands of the attorney general.
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Montgomery
Ala
R. A. Newton
Geneva County
Bible Taken In Battle Returns To Maine Family After 35 Years
A worn Civil War Bible found on a Virginia battlefield by Alabama native John W. Morgan was mailed from Columbus Georgia to Maine. Inside is an inscription to F. H. Butterfield of Milford Maine from the Young Men's Bible Society Bangor. A photo shows a farmerlike young man. Butterfield is believed alive in Maine. Morgan sent the Bible and photo to Milford.
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Sam
Maine
Georgia
New England
Virginia
John W. Morgan
Alabama
Charles A. Morgan
Morgan
Gettysburg
Young Men's Bible Sociery
Bangor
Butterfield
Halts Hill
Sunday Schools of Ware County Convention Report
Waycross Georgia May 20 special total Sunday schools reported in Ware county by Secretary W H H Buchanan at Manor convention were 19 an increase of 301 membership from a year ago The next convention will be at Fairfax on the Brunswick and Western Railroad Officers elected include Dr W H Buchanan president M L Bunn secretary and D H Bennett along with several local leaders
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Manor
Waycross
Ware County
W H H. Buchanan
Ware County Association
Fairfax
Brunswick and Western
W. H. Buchanan
Association
M L. Bunn
D H. Bennett
Waresboro
J. M Hodges
Millwood
J. E W. Smith
W A. Frier
Bickley
W. L. Stanton
W. 8. Booth
Virginia Carolina to Build New Fertilizer Plant in Americus
The Virginia Carolina Chemical Company has sold lands to the Americus Oil Company and will erect a new extensive fertilizer plant in Americus, Ga, costing about 150000 dollars and employing 200 workers. The site adjoining the Americus Oil Company’s plant will be used to boost cotton seed oil and ginning production. completion is expected this summer.
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Virginia-Carolina Company
Americus
Americans
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Company
Americus Oil Company
Americus Qual Company
Henesa
Insurance On Cotton Advances At Mississippi Meet
The Mississippi Compress Association set plans to end cotton insurance chaos by insuring cotton in their yards and charging owners pro rata, with settlements per policy. If blocked, they will seek legislative repeal of co insurance. They propose a one fourth of a cent per bale fund to replace gin boxes and form a Chicago visit to curb freight rates.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi Compress Association
Savannah
Mississippi
Mississippi Fire Underwriters’ Association
Biloxi
Compress Association
Bankers' Association
Underwriters’ Association
Longino
Chicago
Illinois Central
New Orleans
Macon Invites Roosevelt to National Farmers Congress
Macon Georgia May 20 Special At a city council meeting a resolution invited President Roosevelt to attend the National Farmers Association convention to be held in Macon October 7 Mayor Smith was authorized to appoint a reception committee of five aldermen and fifty citizens Harvie Jordan of Monticello who influenced the convention will forward the invitation It is believed the President will accept the invitation
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National Farmers
Macon
Roosevelt
National Farmers’ Association
Smith
Harvie Jordan
Monticello
Mille' Capital Increased at Anchor Duck Cotton Mill
In ome Georgia on May Special stockholders of the Anchor Duck Cotton Mill met and increased the capital stock by 100000 dollars. The plant capacity will be doubled and additional buildings will be erected. The mill began about three years ago and has issued 16 large dividends.
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Mille
Ome
Long Walk After Lecture Stolen Horse and Buggy
In Clarkston Georgia on May 26 Rev. Sam W Small spoke on Local Option to an appreciative audience. He arrived from Decatur with Judge Parry in a buggy owned by Parry. During the address the horse and buggy were stolen. Small and Parry had to walk six miles back to Decatur. The bay mare bears scars from barbed wire contact, and the thief headed toward Indian River.
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Sam W. Small
Clarkston
Sam W Small
Mall
Decatur
Judge Parry
Small
Rev Sam Small to Speak in Carrollton Tonight
In Carrollton Georgia May 2 Special reports that the people await with great eagerness the address Rev Sam W Small will deliver tomorrow night. Foreseeable turnout from present audience suggests a large gathering.
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W. Small
Carrollton
Sam W. Small
Audienture 2
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