Bankers Meet in Atlanta Hear Address by C H Treat
Bankers from Florida and Georgia convened at the Kimball House for the thirteenth annual Florida Bankers Association and fifteenth annual Georgia Bankers Association meetings. Hon. Charles H. Treat delivered the keynote address as Joseph T. Orme and EB. W. Lane presided, with Georgia President Orme praising growth and governance while noting banking and immigration prospects for the southern states.
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Treat Calls for More Currency and Notes
Charles H. Treat, treasurer of the United States, spoke before the Georgia-Florida bankers, urging reforms to increase circulating currency. He outlined need for small notes, proposed gold certificates, and proposed bills to loosen bank note restrictions, plus praise for subtreasury efficiency during crises.
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Five Hundred at Barbecue in Carrollton Lodge
Special to The Georgian reports five hundred attendees at a Knights of Pythias barbecue at Oak Lawn Driving park in Carrollton, Ga, highlighting large turnout and lodge activity amid nearby notices of farming institutes and local events.
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Railroads Fight Rate Law In Missouri Case
Hearings began in St Louis on a railroads suit seeking to restrain enforcement of Missouri's maximum freight rate law. Also today Iowa trained nurses opened a two day convention in Des Moines to discuss professional matters. Kentucky Grand Army encampment in Berea continues with a large attendance as veterans gather for the four day event. Minnesota lodges and labor groups hold annual meetings and inaugurations in several cities.
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The Smith Premier at Bankers Convention
A garbled OCR item describes The Smith Premier at a Bankers Convention with unclear details and stray fragments. The readable parts suggest a booth or exhibit context but offer no concrete facts or names beyond the product.
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Two Negroes Held for Bryant's Murder in Washington Ga
Washington Ga June 1 McLendon and Sanders Pavor were arrested last night on charges connected to the Bryant assassination in this county. They are in jail awaiting trial and deny any involvement in the mysterious death.
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New Theater Planned in Selma Alabama
Special to The Georgian Montgomery Ala June 2 The secretary of state has filed records for new corporations including change Drug Company with capital 310,006 and proposed operators F P Little J Jon E Lyons San James Mitchell G M J Thon Griffith BEB Prattt BW Heasin F H Potter plus a new theater to be erected Corral 3 Kelly v Bessemer corporators M McCousins and A 3.
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