Farmer Labor Movement Exposed as Communist Plot
In 1922 a farmer labor party was launched amid hype but revealed as a communist plan to capture American labor unions. Labor leaders fled the movement as delegates were revealed to be chosen by communists. The network spread via nuclei in unions, aiming to seize control and push revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Spolansky
Farmer-Labor Party
Ieaders
Weir
Russia
New
Party
John Fitzpatrick
Edward Nockels
Chicago Federation of Labor
Chicago
United States
Commi
Internal remedy for piles touted by Dr Leonhard
A historical ad-like piece promotes HEM-ROID as a real internal treatment for piles. It claims a one site method, with pills that are easy to take and backed by a guarantee, despite dubious claims about trials and authenticity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhard
Draggida
Jacobs
Mighty Healing Power of Petersons Ointment
A testimonial from Mrs Henderson of Winston Salem North Carolina praising Petersons Ointment for healing an ankle wound after twenty years and claiming it works for piles pimples chafing sunburn and various skin sores with rapid relief and universality of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Reports of pastors feature A. M. meet
Cedartown Ga November 6 Special Reports of pastors on the state of their charges highlighted the North Georgia A M E conference's second day Bishop J S Blipper presided The next conference will be at Jefferson Migration this year was lighter and churches are regaining members Reports from Rev L Williams and Rev J Fleming followed Superannuated clergy include Gholston and Watts Lillie Harden was recommended for deacon The conference heard talks on Christian Workers Speakers include C I Chunn H D Canady L H Smith Friday's rally will promote Morris Brown University Missionary anniversary speakers include Dr J A Hadley and Dr KE Coit with others.
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Cedartown
Glt
North Georgia
A. Mf. E
Toady
Blipper
Jefferson
Cl. Williams
Rome
J. J. Fleming
Washington
C. I. Chunn
H. DD. Canady
L. H. Smith
Christian Workers
Morris Brown University
S. F. Harris
John H. Lewis
Morris, Brown
W. G. Alexander
Turner Theological Seminary
Flipper
W. A. Fountain
Athene
J.T. Witkinson
T. J. Linton
Fountain
J. A. Hadley
KE. H. Coit
New York City
Law Class Officers Elected at Atlanta Law School
The junior class at Atlanta Law School lists officers elected recently: Frank P. Fling as president W. EK. Dendy as vice president and Miss Leora Re as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Law School
Frank P. Fling
W. EK. Dendy
Leora
Beall ParkSale to Fulton County Approved for 435000
Mayor Walter A. Sims signed a council approved plan to sell Beall park for 435000 and authorize negotiations to buy Brisbane park, setting aside 21000 for a potential playground. County officials plan a new high school at Beall park costing 150000 to 200000 with remaining land for a larger playground. current school lacks playgrounds and will share grounds when not in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beall Park
Fulton County
Walter A. Sims
Brisbane Park
Edwin
Windsor
Crumley
Glenn Streets
Rain Forecast for Atlanta Brings Sudden Temperature Drop
Rain is expected in Atlanta this afternoon marking the first fall in almost two weeks. Temperatures will drop with a much colder spell forecast for Friday night through Sunday. Next week may see rain early then clearing and warmer weather as a northwest cold front spreads. Atlanta records ranged from 58 degrees in the morning to 77 in the afternoon.
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Atlanta
EF von Herrmann
United States Weather Bureau
Accidental Shot Kills Youth While Duck Hunting
Fayetteville Ga November 6 Special The body of Herman Driver 14 son of William Driver of Fayette county was found in a barrel floated on Tees pond about miles north of Fayetteville early today with a gunshot wound in it. A man Cochran and his son who live near the pond reported the body to Fayetteville authorities. Sheriff Kerlin and Coroner Dorsett investigated. The coroner jury verdict held death from accidental discharge of a shotgun in the boy s own hands. The father testified the boy was duck hunting and left home early found about 8 o clock. The father said he heard a shot shortly after his son left home but thought he was still out birding. In Columbia South Carolina November 6 in other survivors beside his father a brother Ernest Driver a elderndrum election Tuesday on various amendments to the South Carolina constitution will not be known before end of the week or early next week Secretary of State Blackwell said none of the returns had been received. Requiring a bare majority for passage the measures for changes in state government appeared almost evenly divided. Election managers were slow to compile results due to 11 amendments on the ballot. Among the important proposed amendments were biennial legislature terms four year terms for state officers abolition of the three mill constitutional school tax and changing the fiscal year to July instead of January. Available returns indicate defeat of a 10010000 bond issue for state institutions.
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Fayetteville
Herman Driver
William Driver
Fayette County
Tee's Pond
Cochran
T. M. Kerlin
HL. Dorsett
Young Deiver
Columbia
S. C
Ernest Driver
J. A.turner
South Carolina
Brothers and Sisters
W. P. Blackwell
Mercer Glee Club To Tour Atlanta November 17
Mercer University Glee Club of 40 men will perform at the Woman's Club Auditorium in Atlanta on November 17 as part of a road trip planned for January April to several southern states. The program includes minstrel numbers a comedy skit Turkey song and a ten piece orchestra. Road trip dates span Griffin Decatur Atlanta and other towns with multiple performances. A new typesetting machine allowing direct keyboard operation for form letters and books is described in Popular Science Monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Colonial Guard
George Washington Colony
Knights of America
Mercer University Gleelub
Woman's Club
Atlanta
North
South Carolina
Alabama
Tennessee
Florida
Mercer Club
Glee
Griffin
Agness Scott College
Decatur
Wemen Club
Irmesville
Togees
Hartwell
Atherton
Abe Maron
Thomaster
Bessie Lift College
Forsyth
Swinehart Named Leader of Laymen’s League
New York, November 6. M. I. Swineheart is released by the Southern Presbyterian foreign mission committee to become general secretary of the Laymen’s Church League. He has spent thirteen years as a civil engineer in Korea and will organize a lay men’s general conference of 1,000 in Louisville or St. Louis in March.
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New York
Swineheart
Foreign Mission Committee
Southern Presbyterian Church
Nashville
Tenn
Laymen’s Church League
J. Campbell White
Korea
Louisville
St. Louis
Marca
Vinson Case Receivership Appointed in Family Suit
Judge John D. Humphries of Fulton Superior Court named Andrew Calhoun of Calhoun Realty as receiver for property at issue in the land dispute between Mrs. Cora Vinson and her daughter Mrs. Pauline Vinson Brown. Mrs. Vinson, serving life for the 1922 murder of her husband, claims a deed to the daughter was intended to settle obligations and be reconveyed, while Mrs. Brown says funds went to fees and debts. The receivership lasts until litigation ends, with a jury trial to follow after Thursday’s hearing. Vinson was moved from Milledgeville to Atlanta to testify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Humphries
Fulton Superior Court
Andrew Calhoun
Calhoun Realty Company
Cora Vinson
Pauline Vinson Brown
Vinson
Milledgeville
W. DD
Vvinson
Fulton’ Superior Court
Brown
Humphries
Calhoun
Bompiaries
State Penitentiary
Atlanta
Thwing to Be Honored by Phi Beta Kappa Dinner Here
Cleveland born Charles T. Fhwing president of the United chapters of Phi Beta Kappa will be honored as the guest of the local alumni chapter at a big dinner Tuesday November 11 at the Georgian Terrace quote. Atlanta leader T C Higdon directs arrangements and invites all fraternity members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phi Betta Kappa
Charles T. Fhwing
Cleveland
Ohio
Phi Beta Kappa Fraternity
Georgian Terrace Uotes
T. C. Higdon
Atlanta
Georgians Attend Utilities Conference
The Georgia Public Service Commission will send Chairman Paul Trammell Commissioner J D Price and Secretary Albert Collier to the National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners annual convention in Phoenix Arizona November 12 34 All states are expected to be represented and topics on public utility regulation will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association of Railroad and Utilities Commissioners of the
United States
Phoenix
Ariz
Paul Trammell
J. D. Price
Albert Collier
Georgia Public Service Commission
Jordan to address meeting here today
Tlarvie Jordan former Georgian and now managing director of the American Cotton association will speak at the chamber of commerce hall at 2 30 this afternoon. He will outline progress in foreign cotton production and many cotton industry representatives are expected.
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Tlarvie Jordan
American Cotton Association
St. Matthews
S. C
Chamber of Commerce
Jordan
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Department of Justice
Bragiel
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Red International
Communist ‘International
International Counsell For Trade Unions
The
William Z. Foster
Trade Union Educational League
Har
Labor
Central Executive Committee
Nue
Moscow
Communist Party
Sana
Otis
Henderson
Sprague Street
Winston Salem
N.C
Ceterson
Plato
French - Lick Springs
Indiana
America
J. L. Robak
Marietta St
Auunta
A. M. Meet
Mercury
Glee Club
Mercer
WW. L. Swinehart
United States Bureau of Education
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