Atlanta Meeting Closes With Education Boosts and Resolutions
The Twelfth Annual Conference for Education in the South ends in Atlanta with praise for progress and six recommendations. Improve country supervision, professional training for teachers, expand local school leagues, push compulsory education, honor state superintendents, and strengthen the National Bureau of Education. Robert C. Ogden elected president. officers named from several states. PMID: none.
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Atlanta
South
Conference For Education In the
Department of Education
National Bureau of Education
Washington
Congress
Robert C. Ogden
New York
B. J. Baldwin
Doan’s Kidney Pills Backed by Tennessee Official
A Franklin Tennessee deputy clerk and rector testifies Doan’s Kidney Pills relieve back and kidney pain, asserting lasting benefit and fulfillment of claims. The Forter Milburn Co as U S agents marketing the remedy in Buffalo New York lists price at 50 cents.
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Doan
J. G. Hendricks
Cummings St
Franklin, Tenn
Forter-Milburn CO
Buffalo
New York
Tole
United States
Uniform System of Education for the Entire South
A conference in Atlanta launches a plan for a unified southern education system. Key figures include PB P Claxton and Emma Boyd Garrett. Reports from Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Oklahoma highlight rising school funding and expanding high schools. Rural industrial progress and federal-state cooperation are emphasized by Gifford Pinchot and E M Brown.
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Atlanta
Conference For Education In the South
South
PB. P. Claxton
University of Tennessee
Claxton
Southern Association of College Women
Emma Boyd Garrett
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Gifford Pinchot
United States Commissioner of Education
E.M. Brown
Clarence Quiley
Fort Worth
Tex
Record
R. C. Ogden
J. Y. Joyner
North Carolina
Jore M. Pound
G. B. Cooks
Pardons Granted to Seven Convicts in Tennessee
Nashville Tenn April 13 Gov Patterson added seven more names to his record of pardons Friday executive clemency being exercised in cases of murder pistol tot ing felonious assault and four of larceny The pardoned include Oscar Tucker fined 50 for carrying a pistol conviction May 1908 Putnam county grand jury amnesty half of fine remitted J T Davis of murder second degree 15 years Dyer county court petition signed by officials and jury Davie old man unable to work one year for felonious assault Polk county sentence halved Clemency for Houston Tims and Walter Griffey three years for larceny Johnson county court youth and good character cited A J Riddle and Harry Patton one year reform school Cumberland county 1909 term boys ages 17 and 14 full for months
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Nashville
Tenn
Patterson
Oscar Tucker
Putnam County Criming Court
J.T. Davis
Dyer County
Peti- Hon
Davie
J. D. Bates
Polk County
Houston Tims
Walter Griffey
Johnson County
A. J. Riddle
Harry Patton
State Reform School
Cumberland County
Foley's Ortho Laxative Praised by Oneonta Reader
Mr F G Fritts of Oneonta New York writes his late daughter benefited from Foley's Ortho Laxative and calls it the best remedy for constipation and tyer trouble. The advertisement claims it is mild pleasant and effective for women and children and an excellent spring medicine that cleanses the system and clears the complexion. GEO 8 ALCORN
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F. G. Fritts
Oneonta
N. Y
Foley
Geo
Alcorn
Castle Heights Students Fired for Circus Absence
In Lebanon Tennessee on April 17 sixty four Castle Heights School students were expelled after attending a circus without faculty consent. The truant group returned home on the planting season, signing statements that they would have acted similarly if the circus had entered the school. Professors reportedly ignored a business petition for reinstatement.
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Herald
Lebanon
Tenn
Castle Heights
L. ‘Ffice
Hallowe'en
Mt Pleasant Organizes Cemetery Company With 10000 Capital
Maskrs, Lee Irwin, G W Killebrew, Clarence FP, Alexander and Mrs J Irwin form the Ariington Cemetery Co at Mt Pleasant with 10000 dollars capital to acquire 7 acres of land from the M E Church South for a cemetery.
Labor Leaders See Taft On Labor Issues At White House
Samuel Gompers and nine AFL executives met President Taft for two hours to discuss labor topics including child labor enforcement in the District of Columbia, industrial peace, antitrust amendments, and Panama canal staffing. Taft agreed to study inspectors for child labor, possible parent deficiency act, and an investigation into canal hiring of foreigners. He planned further talks after drafting contemplated amendments.
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Washington
Organized Labor
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Taft
Trades ‘Unions
White House
Federation
Frank Morrison
James Donahan
Waeet Mitchell
James O'Connell
Max Morris
Wm. Huber
John B. Lennon
John Albine
George Valentine
Mr. Taft
Executive Council
Jan Pouren
Rudowics
Chicago
District of Columbia
Neill
Talte Th
Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement sworn affidavit
Frank J Cheney signs an 1886 oath as senior partner of F J Cheney Co of Toledo promising one hundred dollars for every Catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notary A W Gleason witnesses. Ad copy touts internal use and blood mucous activity with testimonials and pills for constipation.
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Frank J. Cheney
F. J
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
All Drugeglats
Oklahoma Board Bars Licenses to Tubercular Physicians
Guthrie Okla April 17 The state board of medical examiners ruled that physicians with consumption or tuberculosis will not be licensed to practice in Oklahoma. The decision notes doctors from the east came seeking health benefits here and the board said parental interests require denying licenses to such practitioners.
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Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
State Board of Medical Examiners
Young Women May Have Agreed to Die in Death Club
Liverpool April 17 The suicides of Margaret Clark and Helen Miller aboard the Lucania on a New York voyage are said to be more than a death pact. They joined an American death by own action club. a secret mark on both revolvers is thought to be the society's symbol. Both left New York determined to fulfill obligations and demand deaths of members at fixed periods.
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Liverpool
Margaret Clark
Helen Miller
New York
Mission Work Grows From Toronto Mission Congress
The Herald reports on the Canadian Nations Missionary Congress in Toronto with 1500 ministers and 2500 lay commissioners. Sessions spanned March 31 to April 4, denominations cooperated, and city and national missions plans emerged, aiming to triple mission offerings and extend Christ's kingdom worldwide.
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Toronto
Canadian Nations Missionary Congress
Massey Hall
Atlantic
Pacific
Montreal
Winnipeg
Congress
Canada
Mission Boards of Canada
Southern Presbyterian Church
National Congress
United States
Edinburgh
Scotland
Chistenfom
Church of Ourgeneration
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promotes Kidney Health
During spring many benefit from Foley's Kidney Remedy as it supports kidney function after winter strain. It purifies the blood by stimulating kidneys to remove impurities and imparts new life and vigor. Pleasant to take. URO, 8. ALCORN.
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Foley
Notice to non residents in Chancery Court Columbia
A chancery notice orders non residents Kinser Coca Stockard Bush and others to appear within three days of the term start at Columbia to plead or demur to the complaint. If they fail, the bill may be taken against them. A copy is to be published in the Columbia Herald for four consecutive weeks. AN AKIN, Clerk. H P FIGURES, solicitors for complainant.
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Columbia Herald
AN. Akin
H. P. Figuers
Eit Bol
Coimp
J.B. Gaines
Afidavi
J Gaines
State of Tennesse
Columbia
Tennessee
A. J. Nichols
Gordon
Frazier Bill Reintroduced to Force State Liquor Laws Across Borders
Washington reports Senator Frazier reintroduced a liquor traffic bill requiring interstate shipments to comply with the police laws of the destination state upon crossing the border. He expects judiciary committee action as prohibition states press for enforcement amid party concerns before the next election.
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Washington
Frazier
Senate
Fragier
Judiciary Committee
Congress
Roosevelt Board Holds The Job
Washington April 17 The Neue senreferee poara appointed by President Roosevelt through the secretary of agriculture is a legally constituted body and will continue. Attorney General Wither sham ruled the board was created in harmony with law and Secretary Wilson endorsed the opinion. The board was created after Dr Wiley declared benzoate of soda a harmful food preservative following long tests on human subjects.
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Senreferee Poara
Roosevelt
Secretly of Agriculture
Withersham
Taw
Wilson
Harvey W. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
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