Druggists Open 8th National Convention in Georgia
Governor Terrell and Mayor Woodward welcome visiting druggists at the capitol in Atlanta. Delegates from states and territories fill the house as Revocation of Retail Druggists holds its eighth annual session. Breslin introduces Dr Landrum. prayers, music, and a Georgia pine gavel presentation mark a warm southern reception with widespread applause from northern and southern delegates.
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House of Representatives
Terrell
Woodward
New England
Colorado
California
Parise
Georgia
Breslin
Orleans
Dr Landrum
Landrum
Wedemerers
National Association of Retail Druggists
Southland
Atlanta
McKinle
Crawford W
Terrells
Minneapolis
Thomas Voegi
Common Union
J. G. Woodward
Jacob Diner
New York City
Diner
Sam D. Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Jones
Frank H. Freericks
Cincinnati
W- B. Freeman
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association
Georgia Pine
Elkin
Atlanta Drugegiste” Association
Druggists of
Avanta Druggists Association
H. M Beutel
Brestin
W. J. Bullock
New Bedford
Mass
William C. ‘Amerson
Brooklyn
American Pharmaceutical Association
A. M. Reid
National Wholesale Druggists Association
A. H. Beardsley
Prominetary Association of America
Joseph P. Remington
Philadelphia
Conference of Pharmaceutical Faculties
New Fall Suits Offer Flawless Fit and Style
New Arrivals in Clothing present fall suits praised for excellent fit elegant material superb construction and faultless finish. Designed for the well dressed man seeking refined appearance and lasting quality.
Many druggists at convention list of attendees grows
A long roster from multiple states and cities appears in the Piedmont area coverage showing attendees at a national druggists convention. Names span Atlanta Boston Chicago Philadelphia Nashville and other locales with numerous firms and individuals listed at Piedmont.
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Piedmont
Staple
Boston
AE. Lerch
M Leven
NS Oxley
Chicago
Pedmont
J L. Sperrman
Atlanta
A. Braselton
Atanta
J A Parker
J’ Parker
Hugh Campbell
HH. Griffith
W. C Tennent
B. D Crawford
T .H. Carr
Providenre
Aragon
Caroline N Henderson
P. Watson
Auanda
M.B. Craig
Jacksonville
Marietta
Joh
Lewis Hirschberg
A. A. Hirschberg
M. Morgententhal
J. H. Sammons
Columbia
Stag
N. Bennewitz
Kimball
Misa Louise M . Schdde
W. M Trinnan
J.B Scofield
Sam D. Jones
BE. P. Chamberlain
I. E. Gillespie
C. H. Hodgsson
C. P. King
Macon
J. F. Huss
G P. Hugule
Mra WE. Beckham
Atlan
L. L. Scarborough
Anniston Ala
Lena Hagan
Samuel S. Tennant
Philadelphia
G. R. Threlkeld
N. F Struaghn
Victor M Brown
JH. Hersh J
Dawson
J So Mather
Elkhart
Whitehall T P
Marshall
L. Tillotson Seales
Texas
P. C. Carswell
Maron
Mary Bipardy Alelanta
Sutton
Rochester
Marion
R. Millard
Balliore
McNutt Chicago
George M. Schru
St. Louis
Elkin
John HW
Vickers
T B. Rice
Greensboro
Jestic
BD. Rice
Massestic
John W. Doyle
Nashville
Chrokee Avenue
J. Reynolds
G. Hu
Courtland
J. H Savage
B. Mason
D. Hi Savage
Willam Kiser
Kiser
William
H Taylor
Will Trammell
Harry Schiesinger
H. T. Hases
New York
J A Ferguson
Jo M. Totan
Atlant Shelton
J. W. Fuerce
Culloden
W. B. Ardrey
Bert Mull
C. Vallege Park
M. Taylor
W. J. Rogers
JF. L Coursey
H. E. Walsh
Milton H. Hickox
Dallas
J. J. McCarthy
R. A. Mallory
Concord
T. R. Southerland
North Carolina
W. Silsbee
Lowry
Pelzer
A. V. Balsden
Loulaville
R. M. Wertz
H. M. Whitworth
Seneca
Capital Avenue
WE. Jones
Ul AL Sullivan
Lawrence
Ala
Houston
Iar T. Walker
Detroit
J. F. Keiser
HD. Waugh
W. ©. Deans
Miga RL . Davis
Burdett
Margaret Kelleher
Edna Pattenin
G. H. Adamick
E. H. Robertson
J. W. Puckett
Dunwoody
J. BP. Marvin
Harrison
D. Marshall Durrett
Helen Waddill
M. Waddill
M. Vw Venable
East Point
P. G. Berry
J. B. George
Gainesville
T. J. Brooker
H. A. Wheat
If. Kempton
Sam W.W. Wilkes
Frank Banks
Kate Wooten
L. M. Livemore
George M
George Mr. Smith
Bu- Bene Zealy
T. Bullard
Palmetto
C. 8. Porter
Somerset
T. H. Gamblin
Burnable
William #. Tibbalt
Someret
J. W. Hutchinson
Forsyth
R C. Hood
A. E. Klipfenger
George Christian
Conyers
F. K. Fernald
Ind
Beardsley
State Election Tomorrow Ballots On Appellate CourtVote
State voters go to polls tomorrow to elect governor and other officers while deciding the proposed appellate court and Ben Hill county creation. Democratic nominee Hoke Smith faces socialist J B Osborn. McLendon opposed by T C Crenshaw for railroad commissioner. Sixteen judgeship candidates contend in the appellate race with top three to be declared nominees for November. State committee chair A F Miller warns ballots omitting candidates are defective and urges use of official ballots.
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Colina Hon. Hoke Smith
J. B. Osborn
G. McLendon
Joseph M. Brown
T. C. Crenshaw
TF Miller
Rallos
Court of Appeals
A Ll Miller
Charman State Committee
Prohibition timing debated by Atlanta ministers
The Evangelical Ministers Association of Atlanta opened a heated session but rejected an immediate prohibition campaign. Four reasons were given: riot aftermath, insufficient temperance sentiment, lack of capable leaders, and no money to fund a statewide drive. Names from Atlanta and beyond are listed among attendees.
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Evangelical Ministers’ Association
Evangelical Ministers
Atlanta
Gold Medal Demonstration This Week
Local event invites the public to attend a Gold Medal demonstration this week. Promises hands on activities and showcases by skilled artisans. Organizers emphasize community engagement and entry is free for all ages.
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