Exemption Board Misses Taylor's Army Quota on First Call
Exemption board fails to reach Taylor for U S Army service on first call. A second call will be issued today. Eighty will be examined next Tuesday. Fifty three men were called to service from the first call of 159 men.
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Taylor
Frank Cumings Wate
Reynolds
Lewis Wright
J. D. Boggs
Howard Ga
Butler
Clyde Wilson
Tae . Reynolds
Robert Eramus Alley
Atte
Hamp Riley Sete
Clarence Pyron Seay
Johnson
Emmett Lawson
Jim Henry
E. Hobbs
Emanuel Ford Rupert
Jim Tom Turner
Ereseeene
Grady Ranow Butler
Walker Adams
B. Barfield Reynolds
Eugene Colbert Reynolds
Willie Edwards Reynolds
Allen Roquemore
Buster Willie Moon
Eeeereres
Rupert
William Joshua Slaughter
Howard
Sanders Riley Sete
Miner M
Parks
Lester Rushing Howard
Jackson Simms Reynolds
Buford Earl Cox Awe
Ee .Reynolds
Bloom Dent Reynolds
Theodore Sheley Ee Butler
Oscar Hill Peee Ee Ee Reynolds
Johnnie Killebrew Rupert
Richard Hill Butler
Jim Young
Seees Butler
Eerenee Reynolds
Reuben Montfort
Thomas Janklin Wilson Butler
Dave Andrews Butler
Jim Heath Charing
Will Riley Howard
Jim Montfort
Stee Butler
John Howard Neisler Reynolds
Jesse Moton O. Ee
Seee Butler
Dick Revier
Willie Johnson Peeves Censereres Reynolds
Ed Hill Weere Tree
Renee Charing
Hilyard Anderson
Senee Beers
Eee Mauk
Arthur Woodard
Ee Howard
Rant Heath Weeeee Charing
Andrew Jackson Payne
Ee Reynolds
Andrew Merkerson
Rogers Jackson
Daniel Hooton
Reynolds, Ga
Sam Trice Reynolds
Otis Grady Bloodworth - Charing
Horace Clyde Walker
Jim Bivins Butler
J. Morgan McCants
Bes Franklin Difford
Robert Stallings
James R McCants
Right Crane
Jim Mimms
Butler, Ga
Robert Revier
Gula Sanders
Mauk
Napoleon Turner Reynolds
Ira Terrell Teeise
Claudie Carter
Cephas Montfort _ Butler
W. Irwen I. Williams
Ceree
James Edgar Whatley Reynolds
James War Reynolds
Charlie Dinkins Wewee
B.G. Hankerson
Festus Trice
Charlie Austin Ween
Robert R. Schandrett
Howard Moore Butler
Walter Siney Martin
Madison
Fla
Charlie Dent Reynolds
Henry Wright Peewee
van Durham
Mayo Mimms
Herbert D. Little
Lewis Bullier
Claude Gumbay
Ellaville
Robert Emanuel Aultman
Russell Carter Rupert
Clifford Towns
Estelle Paul Hodges
Cere
Willie Iwood Carreker
Bobbie Warren Seere
Claud D. Watson
Jeff Carson
Reynolds Ga
George Durham
Willie Douglass Saunders
Jim Hogg
Wiviele Opie
Jim Maxwell Harbuck
Jesse Lamb
Mack Hayes
Ee . Reynolds
Charlie Montgomery Wee Reynolds
Harley H. Riley Settee
Roy Edwards Fowler
Hardy G. Cooper, Jr
Howard L. Riley
William Griggs
Charley Hay
Riley Walker
James Gorman Williams
Bloodworth
Wee Tees Utler
Joseph L. Cooper
Ate
Pone Steers
Fields Mathews
Wees
William P. Amos Teers
A. C. Ivins
Charlie Lockhart
Eere Tees
Tngnes
Eddie Lewis Jackson
G. B. Aultman
Tae Howard
eaRe Robes
Early McCormick Crawford Mere Reynolds
George Tarwell
Robert S. Jinks
Hammy Hicks
Rees Ga
James Leonard Andrews
Andrew Dixon Kirksey
Teenies Reynolds
Martin Peterman
Frank Little
Jorris Carpenter
Edgar Paul Beeland
Jessee Bivins
Enews
Blanchard Riley
Ware
Eliaville
Grady Gumbay
Edgar Terry James Scat Teres
Fred Montgomery
Tee Reynolds
J. W. Caldwell
Tae
Asa
Thomas Spinks
Henry Sam Wisham
Jack Perkins Eeese
Luther S MecChargue
Norwich Ga
Walter Joseph Willis
Enenes Butler
Robert Lee Turner
Jesse Dunreath Williams
Russ E. Downs
Oscar Homer Fowler
John Arcifie Childs
Gula Woodall
John Ed Edward Watson
Peewee Eee Ete Tetane
Clem
Cleera Norton
Cs Reynolds
Allen Ead
Lakewood Park
Atlanta
Lakewood
United States
J. T. Derry
Georgia
Albany Volunteer Guard
Preston
United States Marines
France
A Well Won Fight For Food Control
The New York World argues the food control bill faced fierce opposition from grain interests and prohibitionists but survived due to President Wilson and Hoover. It credits Hoover with integrity amid attacks and emphasizes the need to regulate food supply for both Americans and Allies during the war.
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Senate
Chicago
Prohibition
Congress
United States
Wilson
Herbert C. Hoover
Washington
Belgium
United States Senate
Hoover
Labor Day plans and political moves across Georgia
The Atlanta Federation of Trade announced a Labor Day celebration. Legislation to empower trusts passed the Georgia House. A Walter Hancock shooting near Sycamore was reported with recovery expected. Multiple notices cover aviation camps, bank bankruptcies, university grades, and county exams.
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Atlanta Federation of Trade
Smith
Fulton
Walter Hancock
Sycamore
Waycross
Meyer
Freeport
Ill
Macon
Wayne County
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Albany
David Gilfillan
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Atlanta
North Boulevard
H. Frank Masselwhite
Cordele
J. M. Payne
Acworth
Board of Examiners
Stephens County
Beverly Evans
Sandersville Ga
United States District Court
Southern District of
Barrow
McCain
Washington
University of Georgia
Laurens County
Dublin
J. M Adkins
Dublin and Laurens Bank
Thomasville
Signal Corps of the War Department
Oglethorpe University
Sheriff's Deputies
Ocmulgee Park
William N. Michell
Southeastern Department
Macor
Camp Wheeler
Georgia
Officers’ Reserve Corps of Engineers
American University
Belvoir
Statesboro
Bank of Statesboro
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
S. B. Felker
Dalton
Joseph B. Johnston
United Confederate Veterans
G. W. Stafford
Joshua Roach
T. P. Freeman
Jeff Smith
J. D. Graham
R. P. Neal
Joseph Bogle
Henderson Renfroe
T. C. McBryde
Sanford
Atlanta City Stockade
Stockade
House
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New York World
Commonwealth
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Duckie Smith
Curry
Fulton County
Oakland
Deckner and
Ashby Streets
State Bureau of Markets
Walker
Green
Vinson
Quartermaster’s Department
Joseph M. Brown
Dorsey
G. E. Maddox
H. D. McDaniel
Walton County
Harry Hodgson
Athens
Lloyd Cleveland
Spalding
South Georgia
Panhandle
Texas
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union