Georgia Federation Meeting Showcases Civic Reform and Cotton Economy
The Albany gathering of the Georgia Federation of Women's Clubs highlights rural education, compulsory schooling, and domestic training while stressing cotton industry ties. Miss Parish backs linking home and school. Mrs. Black pitches petticoat economy to spur mills. The cotton exposition earns praise from counties and manufacturers, and Mrs. Fitzpatrick is reelected president as Georgia plans textile arts in schools.
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Federated Movement
Federation
Vielaste Parish
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Georgie Federation of Women's Elubs
Miss Parish
Country Life
Sugene Meare
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Georgia
Charmherlin-Johnson-Dubose Company
J. MM
Tigh Company
John Mock
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Fitzpatrick
Ceorgia
Fitepacrck
Club
Fareces
Georgia Branch Officers of National Congress of Mothers
The Georgia branch lists officers including President Mrs Howard and Feyne Elberton Recording Secretary Mrs Lottie Barnes Columbus Corresponding Secretary Mrs Laura Stillwell Elberton Treasurer Mrs R. K. Hudgins Atl a Publicity Miss Eugene Mitchell Atlanta and regional vice presidents including Mrs Alexander Thesmar Savannah Mrs Herbert Moon Tifton Mrs J A Childs LaGrange Mrs George Hough Atlanta Rome and Iberton D G Duggan Cochran with district postings.
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Howard
Congress
Alexander Thesmar
Hunting Con Wrect
Savanenah
Herbert "Moon
Tiften
Wourth
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LaGrange
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Rome
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Bewery Iberton
Wwelfth
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Duggan
Cochran
Dare
Milk campaign aids babies and mothers in city
Mrs. Howard Payne tours the state to organize parent teacher groups and clubs. The Mothers Congressmilk campaign of 1914 aided sick babies with daily milk, medicine and care, aided by city charities, nurses, and volunteers. Fifty seven babies fed last year, funds exceeded five hundred dollars, with mothers helped toward self support.
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Howard Payne
Atlanta
Georgia
National Congress of Mathers
Printers’ Union
Associated Charities
Mothers’ Congress
Congress
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Fell
City Murse
A. B. Burk
J. M. Staples
John W. Rowlett
Georgia conventionentertains guests with lavish hospitality
The Countcy club opened to guests at all times as delegates enjoyed a week of receptions at the auditorium and home entertainments. A barbecue in the park, dinners at the Country club, and a grand banquet showcased Albany hosts, with Mrs. Tarver, Mrs. Campbell, and Mrs. Brown among the featured hostesses in gowns of satin and silk.
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Kayanneh
Columbus
Columbia
Country Club
Savannah
Countcy Club
Auditorum
Georgia
John Rope
Elis’ Club
Lous
Albany
Ihe Tien
Henry Tarver
Albans
Tarver
Trail Arts
O. B. Brown
Lt. Jones
Paul Brown
Orme Campbell
Atlant
Atlanta
Lazarus
McCarthy
Tt. L. Jones
Frank Sheffield
Aterians
Steele
Hugh Willet
Louise Joseph
Cherleton Batte
Harvie Jordan
Vassar Wooley
Spiker
H. A. Merry
Pelham
Mrs. Fitzpatrick
Mrs. Black
Mrs. Heard
Mrs. Swift
Mrs. Petersons
Tit County
Race trouble in West Virginia campaign sparks violence
Reports reach Charlestown tell of a black man killed and several driven into the Logan county hills after an attack on a house where unregistered Black residents planned to register as Republicans. A Williamson newspaper office was attacked and a grand jury summoned to probe the violence amid intense political tension.
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Charlestown
W. Va
Ong Negro
Logan County
Logan
Williamson
Mingo County
Arnedsen
Wilkinson
Sharlet Don Chagrin
Williamson Daily News
W. N. Sole
Pblisher
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Iron and Steel Men Close Their Meeting in Birmingham
The seventh general meeting of the American Iron and Steel Institute adjourned in Birmingham on Thursday. Members will depart by special trains and cars this afternoon. James A. Farrell of United States Steel will stay in the district to inspect subsidiary works. An excursion visited Republic Iron and Steel and Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad plants.
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Birmingham
Ala
American Iron and Steal Institute
Tegon
Mibert H. Gary
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Republic Iron and Steel’ Company
Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Company
Two Hurt When Auto and Motorcycle Hit
Tom Gordon and J Reeve Walker two young men employed by Johnson Gewthner company were riding a motorcycle along Howell Mi road last night about 12 o'clock and ran full tilt into an automobile. Gordon lost a big toe on his left foot and Walker was bruised. They were taken to Grady hospital. The left front wheel of the automobile was torn off but the occupants of the car were uninjured.
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Tom Gordon
J. Reeve Walker
Johnson-Gewthner Company
Howell Mi
Gordon
Walker
Grady Hospital
Robbery on California Limited Passenger Train
Five riders on the observation platform of the California Limited near Chicago were robbed by two men who boarded in the yards. The robbers leaped from the platform as the train began to move tonight.
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Chicago
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Hno
Free alcohol proved great aid to German chemical trade
London reports that German chemists rely on alcohol for solvents and processing, urging Britain to cut the $5 per gallon tax on pure alcohol to protect chemical industry. Denatured alcohol is tax free but unusable for fine chemicals, threatening cocaine and drug supplies as war strains persist.
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London
Associaten
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Arta
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Cerna
Great Britain
England
Corner store for sale at busy Inman Park crossing
Prominent corner lot at the crossing from Inman Park toward the Georgia railroad yard offered on easy terms. Seller can finance with a five year loan at 7 percent if a buyer plans suitable building on the site. Asking price around 1050 dollars.
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Inman Park
Georgia Railroad Yard
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