Emory College to Open with New Faculty Members
Emory College in Oxford Georgia announces opening ceremonies with two new faculty hires Dr W F Melton English professor and Prof Nolan A Goodyear adjunct languages and athletic director. A Birmingham meeting led to resolutions that state banks will finance the state's cotton crop with participating bankers governors and business leaders present.
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Emory College
Oxford
W. F. Melton
Nolen A. Goodyear
Florida Conference College
Nashville Unliese For
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Palmer Institute
Floandke ‘College
Roanoke
Ala
Waycross
Birmingham
Firmingham Commercial Clu
Comer
W. P. G. Harding
First National Bank of Birmingham
Miffin Hood Headquarters Free Labor Building
In Hautesours Mississippi on September 25 information came of the killing of William Whitfield, a prisoner, by Marshal Stamps of Basfield. Whitfield had just been free and convicted of robbing the state of Oklahoma and was being escorted from the courtroom when Stamps fired five shots in an attempted escape incident.
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Hautesours
Miss
Witliam Whitfield
Tvs
Baasfield
Whitfield
O. T
Inl
Mershal Stamps
Spe cial District Medical Meeting Opened in Carronion
The second semi annual meeting of the fourth district medical society began in Carronion Georgia with a large attendance. Mayor H W Long gave the city’s welcome and Dr J C Smith delivered the society welcome. Participants included Dr J B Camp Dr W L Cooke Dr Z Gl aims Dr E W Bima Dr Martin Gook Dr T N Kitchens Dr G F Chambers and Dr O W Rov bets. The session opened today and will conclude tonight.
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Martin Gook
TN. Kitchens
G. F. Chambers
O. W. Rovbets
Non-convict case unclear entry prompts swift action
The fragmented OCR fragment mentions no clear date or entity. No convict named. No verifiable action or outcome is present to summarize into a coherent newspaper card.
Coal Miners Strike in Jellico Blue Gem Mines
Jellico September 15. Coal miners in the Blue Gem district go on strike amid union organizing efforts by the United Mine Workers of America. About 660 workers in Blue Gem mines face unrest with several mines reporting stoppages, orderly conduct, and no violence.
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Jellicoe
Lenn
Blue Gem
Jellico
Wooldridge
United Mine Workers of America
Blue Gem Coal Company
le Burk Hollow Coal Company
Jelliso Blue Gem Coal Company
Blue Gem Vel
East Tennessee Cal Company
J. G Rogers
C. W. Woodward
John Carroll
Jelsea
Escaped Pursuit Sparks Downtown Standoff in Columbus
In Columbus on Broad Street an Alabama man, John Delaney, attempted to flee after bailiff Martin arrested him for alleged cheating. Delaney drew a pistol as he broke free, prompting a chase toward the magistrate’s office while his wife watched. he is to be held pending bond.
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Columbus
Dalton
John Delaney
Alabama
Martin
Delaney
Starsga
Broad Street
After Flood Comes Drouth Th Augusta Ga
Augusta Georgia September 15 The water situation here is most serious. Water is available only a few hours daily and may soon be cut off. Fire this morning unsettled insurers and reservoirs will be kept intact for fires. Breaks in temporary repairs delayed pumping for two weeks. City suffers from drought with clogged sewers and rising stench.
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Augusta. Ga
Graves Challenges Kern With Independence Ticket Meet
John Temple Graves and Thomas Le Hisgen, Independence party candidates for vice president and president, spoke at the Shubert theater in Chattanooga. Graves telegraphed John W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential candidate, to agree to a joint discussion in Louisville, Ky, the following night.
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Independence
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomas le Hisgen
John Temple Graves
Independence Party
Shubert
Graves
John W. Kern
Louisville
Kern
Rev Z S Farland Returns to All Saints Church
Rector of All Saints New York Rev Z S Farland arrived home via Paris after a trip abroad and will preach at All Saints Church next Sunday morning. He is expected to reach Way and join Mrs Farland.
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Sainty
New York
S Farland
Paris
Mra
Mr. Farland
All Saints’ Church
Doctor Registered Just Before Tragedy in Omaha
The 13 September report notes Dr. Frederick Rustin registered at 6 45 p m to vote Democratic ticket and was found dead at his Fortieth and Tarnam booth. City Prosecutor Daniels recalls their porch encounter. Daniels left for home at 3 00 a m. Mrs. Austin says the shot came at 2 00 a m.
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Omaha
Neb
Sptember 13
Frederick Rustin
Fortieth and
Tarnam Streets
Herbert E. Daniels
Daniels
Rustin
Dr. Rustin
Austin
Raleigh Sleeper on 8 45 P M Train Wins Traveler
A Raleigh sleeper on the 8 45 p m train is claimed to be a winner reaching Raleigh at noon the following day. Reservations via phone 142 are offered by Southern Railway.
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Raleigh
Southern Railway
Preachers for Socialism Manifesto From Clergy Alliance
Clergymen numbering 101 from 24 denominations across 36 states and territories in the United States plus three denominations and four provinces in Canada issue a manifesto to American clergy urging study of socialism and scripture. They align with the ministers socialist conference, arguing that sedatism is the economic expression of religious life. Also mentions Clinchfield Coal Corporation catalog copy and dealer order.
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Mantfenio
Milliatera
New York
United States
Canada
Churaher
America
Ministers’ Socialist Conference
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ALCO
Marietta Street
Atlanta, GA
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Augusta
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Bryan
Clinchfield
Clinchfield Coal Corporation
Charlotte, M. Cc
Guaranton
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