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Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

18 Oct 1914

Page 33

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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1914

Page

33

Views on Cotton Question Divides South in Letters to The Constitution

Hundreds of letters from across the South flood The Constitution, urging federal action, detailing relief schemes, and arguing for stay laws, warehouse capacity, and tax measures to retire or regulate cotton as prices slump and banks tighten credit. Notables include Wade Stackhouse of South Carolina and J. P. Bowie of Rome Ga proposing bond retirements, state-led storage, and uniform reductions.

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Big Fair at Hahira Opens Tuesday in Habira Ga

Hahira Ga October 17 Special with one of the souths greatest agricultural displays the Hahira Agricultural fair opens Tuesday and runs three days. Officers announce side attractions educational and entertainment. On Tuesday 3000 school children will be admitted free. The fair promotes everything grown locally under the slogan Nothing borrowed all made at home meaning a fully local showcase.

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Five Thousand Negroes to Big Camp Meeting at Juliette

About 5 000 Negroes from Georgia and nearby states are expected to attend the annual camp meeting at St Pauls Methodist Church near Juliette on Saturday and Sunday. The event aims to attract a large gathering while ensuring community safety.

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Juliette Georgia St. Paul's Methodist Church
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Dr James W Lee Praises Richard Stinson Work

Dr James W Lee former St Louis pastor and current presiding elder letter to Richard Stinson president of Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute lauds the school for colored children. He praises support from Atlanta's leading whites and emphasizes harmony between white and black communities, urging continued backing and spiritual blessings.

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James W. Lee St. John's Methodist Church St. Loui St. Louis Teintty Church Richard Stinson Atlanta Normal and Industrial Institute Lee Stinson Dr. Stinson St. John's Atlanta Menke Third National Bank Foote Inman Asa G. Candiér 3. Lowry John & White W. P. Lovejoy Fasn South Jena
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Disturbances During Public Meeting Prompt Marshals Sworn In

Marshals will be sworn in for duty at the station and church routes, guarding the procession along the highway from the church to the station a distance of about a mile. Precautions will be used to preserve order during the meeting.

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