Grape Juice Wins In The Assembly
The assembly favored national prohibition and endorsed the national administration the state department and the navy department for temperance. It urged ministers and church members to withdraw from clubs that dispense alcohol and condemned cigarette smoking as part of the temperance effort. A report from the standing committee on Temperance led by Rev J P Calhoun was adopted without discussion. Rev J F Williamson proposed amending the Sheppard Hobson prohibition bill to exempt sacramental wines. it was not discussed. The assembly decided to hold its next session.
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National Administration
State Department
Navy Department
Mministers
Standing Committee On Temperance
J. P. Calhoun
Enovilla
Tenn
J. F. Williamson
127th annual session notes progress in Christian education
In Rochester next May the 127th annual session hears that last year Christian education expenditures reached 1 190 953 dollars with 214 000 more than the prior year. The report highlights negro education work, 45 new schools, 3 000 acres of farm colonies, and land leases with eventual sale options. The assembly endorses temperance movements and notes national social service boards, with fraternal greetings to the youth assembly in Kansas City.
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Standing Committee On Colleges
John M. Gasteb
Philadelphia
Assembly
Jeanne
National Temperance Union
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
National Social Service Board
Dale Gates
Board of Home Missions
General Assembly
United States
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Mrs. W. R. Dimmock Dies in Houston Tex
Mrs. W R Dimmock wife of the late Captain W R Dimmock of the Governor's Horse Guard died Monday in Houston Texas at her daughter's home The body will arrive in Atlanta this morning and go to West View for graveside services Survivors include Avery Miller Dimmock of Atlanta Mrs W J Williamson of Houston and Fred King of Rome Ga Also sisters to Sam and Jack King deceased She was a Grace member.
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W. R. Dimmock
Governor's Horse Guard
Houston
Texas
Atlanta
West View
W. J. Williamson
Fred King
Rome
Sam
Jack King
Husband saves wife from death by acid in Rome
In Rome Georgia on May 26 J B Cash rescued Mrs. Cook from a fatal dose of cerbalic acid after she picked up a bottle thinking it was toothache medicine. He knocked it from her lips and burned his hand reaching into her mouth to prevent swallowing any acid. Mrs. Cook, ill for over a year, was badly burned but expected to recover.
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J. B. Cash
Avyoirea Street
Rome
Refugees From Mexico Arrive In Brunswick
Twenty seven refugees, all women and children with fifteen Americans, arrived aboard the British steamship Asian from Puerto Mexico in Brunswick. They will split paths, with Americans leaving to join homes in the United States while the majority of Spaniards continue on the Asian to Europe after loading cotton at this port.
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John R Cooper Urges Georgia Voters In Speech
Monroe Ga May 26 Special John R Cooper candidate for the unexpired U S Senate term assails three opponents in a forceful stump speech. He vows to keep running, test rivals on the stump, and win the race. He cites Hardwick Felder Slaton Hutchens and others while pledging loyalty to the common people and urging August 13 voting.
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Lucy Cobb Institute Graduates Thirteen in Athens
In Athens Georgia thirteen white clad graduates completed the sixty sixth year of Lucy Cobb Institute. Highlights include top honors for Janet Newton and Moresce Hopper, with several other named graduates receiving special prizes. Rev Dr B Wilmer of St Luke's in Atlanta delivered a brief address as diplomas were conferred by Judge A J Cobb and associate principals Brumby and Gerdean.
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Lucy Cobb Institute
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Moresce Hopper
Marie Smith
Sarah Wilson
Lucille “Adair
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Ruby ‘Jankower
Atlanta
Katherine Morton
Harriet Benedict
Fedora
Sarah Damar
Josephine Wilkins
Willig
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Batalie Bocork
Mary Moise
iSavannah
B. Wilmer
St. Luke's Church
A. J. ‘Cobb
Brumby
Gerdine
Slaton Addresses Davisboro High School Exercises
Greensboro Georgia May 24 Special Governor Joan M Slaton delivered the principal address at the closing exercises of the Garrys high school after introduction by Judge J B Park the governor spoke on the value of education in a scholarly manner avoiding politics Governor Linton received a warm welcome upon arrival in town. We was dined by Lem McCommons with about forty leading citizens attending the dinner.
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High Schoo
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Linton
Lown
T.m McCommons
Retail Hardware Men Meet in Savannah
The ninth annual convention of the Georgia Retail Hardware association opens at Tybee Savannahs seashore resort with 200 to 300 in attendance. Mayor R J Davant greets, RK W Hatcher of Milledgeville replies, opening ses sion brief. delegates enjoy resort day. Business meetings begin tomorrow. adjournment planned Thursday. Obscure note about a biased closing line appears nonsensical.
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Georga Retal Hardware Association
Tybee
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RK. W. Hatcher
Miledgeville
Thetsociation
Atlanta Stores on Mitchell Street Rise From Excavation to Brink of Build
Excavation begins for a new two-storeroom building on East Mitchell street owned by A. K. Hawkes. The brick structure will front 50 feet on the south side and rise on a 100 foot frontage with terra cotta finish, designed by Hentz & Reid. West End real estate activity follows with sale of Gordon Street stores near Lee Street, price around 12 000 dollars, and plans to rebuild stock yards after a Monday fire.
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A. K. Hawkes
East Mitchell
Sterchi Furniture and Carpet Company
Mitchell Street
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Uito Lee Street
Gordon
West Tend
Harling
Lews Nelms Dennis
Sage Schoen
Stock Yards
East Lake
Lewin
Harris G. White
Atlanta
White
Bradley laid to rest in Kentucky soil
Frankfort May 26 funeral rites marked the burial of Senator W. O. Bradley of Kentucky. The family requested no ostentation and declined to have the body lie in state in the Capitol, yet throngs on the streets and delegations from Congress and state officials made it a public occasion. Half mast flags floated on public buildings as the procession passed Dr. John G. South’s home, and a 17 gun salute echoed from Capitol Hill. Rev. T. Siegler conducted the service after being summoned from Chicago.
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Bradley
Kentucky
John G. South
Capitol
Th. Siegler
First Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian General Assembly
Chicago
Five Johns Military cadets charged in haze shooting incident
Annapolis May 26 five freshmen at St Johns Military College were arrested and charged with shooting Cadet William R Bowlus during a hazing incident. The detainees include John W W Noble Preston Henry L dex Jones George W Weave and others. They were released on 1300 bail and refused to name the shooter.
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St. Johns Military College
William R. Bowlus
John W.W. Noble
Preston
Henry L. Dex
Havana
Cuba
Jones
Cambridge
George W. Weave
Auburn
Baltimore
Ohio seeks tax on Rockefeller property and stock
Calumbus Ohio May 26 The state tax commission announces Rockefeller personal property and $255000000 in stock valued at $1 056 137. District assessors pursue property tax after a challenge by Rockefeller’s attorneys who say his New York return of $5 000 000 should exempt him in Ohio.
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Rockefellers
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New York
Accusation Arises Over Pistols In Macon Case
Macon Georgia May 24 Special An accusation sworn in city court charges ROS Jordan with pointing a pistol and carrying a pistol without a license The case ties to a divorce dispute as N G Foster hires counsel for a suit against his wife Villa Foster The pair are contractors and the dispute centers on a slur cited in divorce courts May 25 update reports acquittal of H M Chapman and J M Reed on forgery charges linked to the Denton Lumber Company and a plan to sue for damages over alleged malicious prosecution Education board plans 115400 added for county schools in 1913 14 with a request for 121000 and 21000 for Lanier Fagan school equipment
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N. G. Foster
Imen
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Foxter
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Gir
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Ji" M Heed
JE Denton
Denton Lumie Company
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Chapman
Eoheiter Hefruiv
Tugga Mathews
Deaton
Chanaan
Venlons Com
Denton
HD Chaynan Lumber Company
Sharman & Reed
Tetton Lumber Company
Young Woren
Tos
Chapman & Reed
Malieiius
Gaston May Govern U. S. Reserve Board
Washington May 26 The article notes confusion over who is to lead the U S Reserve Board and mentions Gaston May as a candidate or figure, with unclear statements about his role and the governor position. The text reflects incomplete reporting and political maneuvering without definitive confirmations.
Lost items and ads lure owners back to Georgia Tech notices
Classifieds reveal lost items including a gray mare mule, leather portfolio, and Georgia Tech drawings with rewards. Also listings for screens, tailoring, phrenologists, dances, nurseries, and a variety of job ads from Swift & Co to barber schools. Numerous sales roles, real estate pitches, and miscellaneous services fill the page, reflecting early 20th century urban classifieds in Atlanta.
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Whitehall St
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