Chapin Poised To Lead Southern Tariff Association
The twenty-first annual Southeastern Tariff Association meeting in Fort Monroe, Va, signals William Chapin of Atlanta as likely president, with Stockdell moving on. Secretary Fleming to be reelected as members discuss rate advances, fertilizer schedule revisions, and fire underwriting reforms amid a 49-company roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Monroe
Southeastern Tariff Association
K. ©. Brockdell
Chamberlain
William Chapin
Atlanta
Southern
Pennsylvania Fire
Stockdell
Chapin
Charles €. Fleming
New Hollond Springs
American Central
Citizens of
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Messrs Ruse
Reynolds
Fletcher
Philips
Roosevelt's Magon Visit at Macon 1,000 Delegates Expected
Macon Georgia May 2 Special should President Roosevelt visit Macon near October to attend the Congress of the National Farmers Association he will be the guest of Major J F Hanson with his wife to entertain receptions planned in his honor and Mrs Roosevelt. It is hoped cabinet members join him and a reception committee of fifty citizens to be announced tomorrow. The president is expected to address the National Farmers Congress before about 1000 delegates from across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Roosevelt
National Farmers' Association
J. F. Hanson
Hanson
James Wilson
Smith
National Farmers’ Congress
United States
Episcopalians Convene Seventy-First Diocesan Session in Birmingham
The seventy-first annual session of the diocesan council of the Protestant Episcopal Church in Alabama opened at St. Mary's Church in Birmingham with Bishop Barnwell presiding. clergy and many prominent state figures attend, including Rev. H. Gardner Murphy of Montgomery and J. M. Benedict of New York. The session will run through Saturday.
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Diocesan Council
Birmingham
Ala
The
Protestant Episcopal Church In
Alabama
St. Mary's Church
Highlands
Barnwell
Insurance policy clauses adopted at New York conference
Attendees submitted clauses for consideration including telephone, reduced rate, cold storage, rent, lightning, electricity, clear space, mill yard and shrinker clauses. They discussed reinsurance of marine risks, round bale cotton, storage tankers and barges for fuel oil, substitutions of the SYbercent co-insurance clause, iron safe provisions, opera house and theater risks, Florida hotel rates, and the repeal of Virginia anti-compact law. Recommendations on tariffs and rate making, cancellation for rate violations, and publication of new tariffs were urged. Mr McIlwaine’s motion was referred to a 25 member committee. meeting adjourned at 2 pm with committee in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sybercent Co-Insurance
Florida
Virginia
McIlwaine
McIwaine
Rees
Dexter
Morton
Willson
Coffin
Royce
Bushnell
Gay Low
Dewey
Thomassen
Burger
Johnston
Mitchell
Burchell
Shallcross
Andrews
Chatterly
Randolph
Warren
McCord
Atwood
Babb
Committee of Twenty
Dying Miners Write Letters From Fraterville Disaster
Letters found among entombed Fraterville miners reveal suffering as gas suffocation nears. Families urged to prepare bodies and manage affairs. Rescue chiefs and United Mine Workers leaders coordinate relief, with promises of funds for dependents.
Florence Davis Nurse of Buffalo Hospital Creche Honored
Florence Davis of No 318 Maryland Street Buffalo is a nurse at the Hospital Creche. The text extols nurses dedication, noting their round the clock care, and mentions her recommendation of Wine of Cardus for female patients.
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Ming Florence Davis
Maryland Street
Buffalo
N. C
Hospital Creche
Misa Davis
Wine of Cardus endorsed for female weakness by Florence Davis
Florence Davis touts Wine of Cardus as an honest remedy used successfully for inflammation ulceration and falling of the womb and irregular periods. She urges women to seek treatment at home with the product and promises free advice from The Chattanooga Medicine Co advising readers to buy a bottle and start now.
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United States
Misa Davis
Hospital Creche
Buffalo
Ladies’ Advisory Department
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Cardus
Southern Education Board Conference Opens Campaign in Alabama
Montgomery May 21 A conference called by Rev Edgar Gardner Murphy secretary of the southern education board marks the formal opening of the board s educational campaign in Alabama and the south. J S Graham will lead the Alabama effort with a vigorous campaign directly engaging the people, holding meetings sending lecturers collecting information and mobilizing five communities. The program aims to build sentiment for county school taxation under the new constitution while inviting educators and school leaders to the conference to align efforts with local supporters. The board has no philanthropy fund for distribution but 60,000 is available for administrative work and contributions come from the general board with nine members overlapping both boards. After Montgomery Murphy will extend campaigns to other states and the broader southern propaganda targets white voters with a focus on education.
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Montgomery
Sta
Edgar Gardner Murphy
Southern Education Board
Alabama
South
Murphy
Graham
Southern Board
General Board
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promises Piles Cure
Advertising claim extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the cure for piles and skin eruptions. It asserts thousands cured and guarantees relief for injuries and pain. Sold nationwide by druggists at two cents a box.
Clemson College Turmoil Ties to Board and Faith
Contention at Clemson college swirls around trustee elections and a pending resignation by President Hartzog. Reports say four professors may resign amid disputes over Baptist influence in staffing and student regulations. The board's June meeting will shape the unsettled campus climate as observers note Clemson’s large enrollment and heavy aid to state youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
Clemson College
Board of Trustees
Hartzog
Clemaan Hae
Atdtartzeg
Mosrigon Quapélin
Brackett
Tudge W . Benet
Mr. Hartzog
Oecdafoned
South Carolina
Moonshine arrest in Alabama lumber camp report
Special agent Fitch, a noted moonshiner, was arrested by Deputy Collector Root and Deputy Marshal Arnold while working at a lumber camp near Farley Alabama. The still near New Market was destroyed. Fitch offered no resistance. Also reported death of Joseph Wheeler 25 at Meridianville pike after long illness. widow and child survive. Southern railroad begins car shed construction at passenger depot after years of delays.
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Huntsville
Ala
Coot
Fitch
Root
Arnold
Farley
New Market
Joseph Wheeler
Meridianville Pike
Alexander City
Southern Railroad
WATER USED IN CHRISTENING Alabama Club Women Speed New Boat Over the Ways
Decatur Alabama May 21 Special The Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs second session reported solid finances and a treasury balance Decisions included appointing five state organizers for club extension and scheduling the next annual meeting for November The group urged women be allowed on school boards and tasked the legislative committee to push the issue with the next legislature At 2 pm the federation traveled to the steamer America for a christening ceremony led by Mrs Wyker using a water filled bottle Dr W Quinsterry carried a celebratory drink onboard
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Alabama Club
Decatur
Ala
Alabama Federation of Womengis Clubs
Wyker
Legislative
Alabama General Assembly
America
W. Quinsterry
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Atlanta Fire
Southeatsorn Tariff Association
Congress OF National Farmers
Knoxville
Fraterville
Coal Creek
Jim Howe
United Mine Workers of America
John Mitchell
Howe
Shifflet
George Atkins
R M. Lindsay
Relief Committee
Savannah
Jesup
Warne
Charlton
Folkaton
Jacksonville
Florence Davia
Children’s Home
Winse
Florence Davis
Cardu
Ray
the Education Gomfoat
Crusade For Learning
Clemson
L’art Touveau
Morocco
Clark
Royal Cuticle Soap
Bailey’s Talcum
Soap Js Box
Armour’s
Gwo
Columbian Book Store
Druge, Brown & Allen
Charles W. Crankshaw
C. J. Kamper Grocery Co
Whitehall St
Hightower & Graves
Opticians
John L. Moore
Tripod Faint Co
K. M. Turner
Moore & Stephenson
China
Crockery
Kamps
Bic
Lilienthal
Langston Bros
H. Oppenheim
BEE Hive
Owen Coal & Lumber, Co
Marton Corner Peters and Hundphries St
Bell
L. Preeman
Whitehall
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