Georgia Railroad Traffic Tied Up Amid Union Strike
Augusts Ga May 23 The Georgia Railroad is completely tied up tonight management waits for state readiness to protect property and employes while strikers stand firm Sympathizers have caused some damage General Manager Thomas K Scott says trains are moving when feasible Governor Smith coordinates with sheriffs in McDuffie Rockvale and DeKalb counties to ensure life and property protection and to monitor developments
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Augusts
Georgia Railroad
Smith
McDuffie County
Thompson
Rock Vale
DeKalb
Bewsfaper As Educator Chief Factor In U S
Melville E Stone of the Associated Press spoke to Columbia University students at St Pauls chapel New York on The Ethics of Journalism He said the newspaper is the chief educational factor in the United States Free and self governing people presuppose a free press He outlined three conduct rules for newspapers No advertising as news Print news clearly separated from ads Inform advertisers of circulation and ensure fair advertising rates
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Melville E Stone
Associated Press
Columbia University
St Paul's Chapel
New York
Journalm
United States
Mr Stone
Stone
Hnally
Methodist Sunday School Picnic at Panama City
The Foster Street Methodists plan a Sunday School picnic to Panama City on June 10. A special train will depart at 5:30 AM and stop only for wood. water is scarce on the gulf and Baptist delegates consider the Baptist plan amid the voyage.
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Panama City
Bay
Wood Methodists
Baptists de Lume
Georgia Railroad to Resume Freight as Net Redress Steps Show
The Georgia Railroad plans to move freight delayed at Atlanta for Augusta and Lynchburg tonight, with crews on track and connections to Camak Macon Barnett Washington Union Point White Plains Athens. The line from Atlanta to Animus runs 35 173 miles with branches. operated by Louisville and Nashville as lessee, jointly leased by Atlantic Coast Line. About 2,400 to 2,500 employees work, with 400 in train service, and monthly payroll around 680,000.
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Georgia
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta
Animusa
Camak
Macon
Barnett
Washington
Union Point
White Plans
Athens
Louisville and Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
Surf at Panemey Provokes Rude Welcome Says Locals
Residents report rough behavior at Panemey surf area with visitors described as impolite. Local authorities consider safety measures as crowds grow.
Tragic Attemped Murder at Dothan Wife Home
A man identified as AM. Prince attempted to kill his wife Mrs. Prince by cutting her throat with a razor in her father's home on North Appltree Street. He fled toward the Coast Line, was pursued by a county posse, and captured at Ashford. The wound was serious but not fatal. Prince has a history of domestic trouble and previous knife attacks in Montgomery.
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Posse
Ashford
Prince
George Smith
North Appletree Street
Appletree Street
Coast Line
Sherif Bence
Posse Moredhately
Bruce
Peace
Montgomery
Prine
Dothan
Mr Prince
Hin
Prave
Nome
Leeying
Central Road
L. End N
Do than plans fundraising for Panama visit event
A Dothan committee calls on residents to subscribe to support a June 1 meeting aimed at funding preparations for a notable Dothan event. The finance committee will decide the total expense and lodging arrangements for visitors, with focus on generous hospitality and Panama City connection, as the community weighs investment today.
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Alabama
Panama
Panama City
Finance Committee
Basketball Game Tonight Between Reda and Blues at Club
A basketball game is scheduled tonight between the Reda and Blues at the Athletic Club. The notes mention business interests and local names, including E R Malone and Roy Hutelane, with a casual mix of advertisements and fragments about confections and electronics.
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Reda
Blues
First Saturday Fire Report Near East Main Street Brick Yard
A fragmented local note describes a possible fire event near the old brick yard on East Main Street. The report is unclear with garbled spelling and uncertain details about location and cause. No injuries or official statements are confirmed in the readable text.
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East Main Street
Commencement Exercises at City Grammar School Continue
The City Schools commencement activities continued at the Grammar School with an 9 o'clock assembly for promotion cards. Rev. E. Craig opened with prayer after the song Let the Sunshine In, naming pupils who earned distinction and presenting a program of readings and declamations by Seventh Grade and First Year class representatives. Tonight and tomorrow feature cantata The Fairy Crown, readings, and declamations as Frasier Theatre hosts the evening program starting at eight.
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BE. M. Craig
Christ
Mary
Newton
Heauty
Naetore
Howard Haxtey
Clase
Munte
Frasier Orpheatra
Tunight
Tomorow
Court Scene and School Pageant Program in May Reading
A school program listing readings, music, declamations, and performances scheduled for May 28 at 10 o clock. Participants include William Binion Reading, Grage Lee, John Banks Harris, Arthur Keyton, and many others with acts such as declamations The Negro of the South and From Death to Life, a municipal orchestra, and various choruses and drum numbers.
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Williom Binion
Grage Lee
John Banks Harris
Reading
A .Shelter
Mand Acott
Pracier Orokeatea
Albert Bagug
Fetler
Alatrid Crawford
Booth Sorcera
Arthur Keyton
The
New South
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Thomas K Scott
Bewsfaper
Heya Melville BE. Stone
Methodist Funday
Jana
Convers
Lithoma
Wang
Georgi ‘Railroad
Avlanta
Augusta
Pusals Leyeuil
Central
Seaboard He Georgia
Panemey
Prince Cots
Wofe
Razor
Cowarts
Pree
R Malone
JR Keyton
Rod Crawford
Young
Maye
Roy Hutelane
Electric Theatre
Grammar School
Jag
Teddy
Mary Blumberra
Fauntteroy
Annie Vaurie Harria
Mance
South
Byrd Kelley
Boise Livemby
Cap'n
Audray Crawford
France
Vere Ce
Janean
Bobby Shafter
Eva Ames
Sunior
Tom
Meek Flower
Peterkina and
Polly
Santor
Price
M. Cherry
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