Slaton Urges Importance of Parent Teachers Work
M M Seaton of Atlanta Schools extols the Mothers Congress and urges forming parent teacher associations nationwide. He argues home and school must unite for civilizational progress, praising public opinion as a driver of educational reform and social welfare through organized parent teacher networks.
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Slaton
M.M. Seaton
Atlanta
Mothers’ Congress
United States
Wits
Wom
Puble
Mitd
Pers
Wether
Epparthe Chifa
Jeanni Sorte
Wen
Petradi
Seine
Labor Men Plan Publicity Work in Georgia
Ss. B. Marks of the City Comptroller Goldsmith’s office and president of the Georgia Federation of Labor returns from Savannah pleased with the new executive board at Waycross. The board includes M. A Mich iels and Joseph N. Smith as vice presidents F. A. Marton and Robert Fechner as secretary treasurer. They ordered all Waycross endorsed legislation printed and sent to every Georgia newspaper for publication and possible editorials. They also created an official department in The Atlanta Journal of Labor and approved an active campaign to boost unions across the state and form new unions.
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Ss. B. Marks
Goldsmith
Georgia Federation of Labor
Savannah
State Federation
Waycross
Mr. Marks
M. A Michiels
Macon
Joseph N. Smith
F. A. Marton
Robert Fechner
Marke
Atlanta Journal of Labor
Senators Push Quick Adjournment Amid Tariff Debate
Washington May 25 Senate Democrats Republicans and progressives debated swift passage of tariff bills. Optimism rose for early approval of metal and other tariffs, with discussions of night sessions and early voting. Senator Heyburn blocked rapid action while leaders urged adjournment planning, leaving final adjournment unlikely before November.
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Washington
Senate
Simmons
Heyburn
Idaho
Lodge, Stone and Hitchcock
Hngnesas
Cummings
Benetor Heyburn
Roosevelt Forces Prepare Independent Chicago Meeting
Washington May 25 Special Roosevelt will bolt and hold an independent convention if Taft controls Chicago. Roosevelt forces have rented an independent Chicago auditorium to argue the split risk while Democrats see Roosevelt as easier to defeat due to the third term issue. The Democratic race tightens between Clark and Underwood with Wilson Harmony and Bryan largely out. Eastward support favors Clark or Underwood, with Clark strongest in the West showing a waning boom.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Taft
Chicago
Amon
Clark
Underwood
Wilson
Harmon
Bryan
Bradley Invited to Speak at Scottish Rite Banquet
Dr Henry Stiles Bradley former pastor of Trinity Church and beloved Mason is beamed as a guest speaker for the Scottish Rite reunion banquet this week He now pastors Piedmont Congregational Worcester Mass His presence is awaited with pleasure by many friends and Masons Plans for the fifth Scottish Rite reunion progress with hopes for a successful initiation and memorable sessions and banquet Thursday night expected to cap the event
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Henry Stiles Bradley
Trinity Church
Bradley
Piedmoant Congregational Church
Worcester
Mass
Leld
Gettysburg Medals Sought for Civil War Veterans
A New York petition urges Congress to award substantial medals to living soldiers from both federal and Confederate armies who fought at Gettysburg. The group, led by L. W. Sweeney and including Sickles and others, cites the 1912 fiftieth anniversary and aims to honor valor on a national token.
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New York
Wilhlam W. Sweeney
Astoria
L. L
T. W. Sweeney
Congress
Gettysburg
Daniel E. Sickles
George B. Loud
James R. O'Bietne
James 8. Spencer
Sayre College
Kentucky
Joseph H. Twitchell
New York Volunteers
James Perry
John A. Butler
Robert Sauniers
Atlanta seeks host for B. L. E. Convention 1926
Atlanta plans to seek the honor of hosting the Brotherly Lodge Equalization convention. Two southern anti Oklahoma groups eye the event as possible organizers. The convention date is aimed for May 5, 1926, with officials in discussions to determine venue and participation.
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Elty
Brotherdod
Atlanta Ad Men See San Antonio Ad Tour Ends in Galveston
San Antonio May 25 1Spe cials Leaving their Atlanta Always Ahead label the Ad Men wrap up a 1000 mile Texas tour with Alamo visits and Spanish missions. Charles M Roberts Atlanta real estate sales manager chaired the welcome committee. Group toured hot springs ostrich farm and enjoyed a Mexican dinner. Jim Corbett appeared with an Atlanta badge and heads to a vaudeville show. Thousands of Mexican residents in the city follow news of wagons and bagies with interest.
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San Antonio
Texas
Atlanta
Alamo
Roberts
Buginesa
Jim Corbett
Pugilist
Citiagas
Cotton shippers seek equal representation in Bremen appeals
Savannah May 25 Interior cotton merchants at the Savannah cotton exchange conference urged equal representation on Bremen appeal committees due to excessive awards from Bremen classifications without notice. They also asked to abolish penalties on interior dampness. Savannah will consider the issue further at Monday's 4 pm meeting.
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Savannah
Interior Cotton
Interior Cotton Shippers Association
Savannah Cotton Exchange
Interior Cotton Merchants
Bremen
Itta
Taft Attacked by Northern Baptists Over Indian Garb Ban
A Chicago Des Moines May report notes Northern Baptists criticising President Taft for suspending an order that bans sectarian garb and insignia in Indian pueblos. The resolution alleges the move thwarts Commissioner of Indian Affairs Antone’s push to allow religious work among Indians. readers advised.
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Des Moines
Iews
Taft
Matantine
Northern Baptist
Allen clan case hinges on first shot in Massie murder
Wytheville Virginia May 25 counsel for the commonwealth said they would close their case Monday against Claude Swanson Allen for the Massie murder when the Allen clan fired into the Carroll county court at Hillsville last March. Ten witnesses corroborated that young Allen fired the first shot in the fatal attack that killed five people. The state expects to complete its evidence by Thursday and hopes the jury will be deliberating by week’s end.
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Wytheville
The
Commonwealth
Claude Swanson Allen
Thornton I. Massie
Allen
Carroll County
Hillaville
Young Allen
Delegates at Large Indorsed in Monroe County
Forsyth Ga May 25 Special At a Monroe county caucus called by Charles Harden the executive committee chairman a resolution was passed indorsing for delegates from the state at large Thomas E Watson Co R Pendleton G R Hutchins and Crawford Wheatley A revision passed unanimously indorsing Bartow Willingham for delegate from the sixth district in view of his work for Underwood in the district W P Ponder was chosen to head the county delegation.
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Forsyth
Monroe County
Charles Harden
Thomas E. Watson
R. Pendleton
G R. Hutchins
Crawford Wheatley
Bartow
Willingham
Woman passion for killer lover fills tragic letters
Rome reports letters of Countess Giulia Di Trigona to Lieutenant Baron Vincente Paterno reveal a volatile relationship before her murder trial. The 1911 correspondence, dated February 10, shows escalating passion and fear, with the countess begging for affection and threatening self harm, underscoring the doomed affair tied to the crime.
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Rome
Giulia di Trigona
Eléna
Vincente Paterno
Paterno
Enzo
Cordele’s New Methodist Church Formed
A new Methodist church in Cordele organizes under a fresh name and mission, inviting members to join as the congregation prepares regular services and community events at the new location.
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Cordele’s
NEW Methodist Church
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