Will Seek Change in Auto License Issuance
Special to The Banner. May 6. State Budget Commission plans at least one reform, likely to renew a 1919 recommendation. Proposes separating automobile tag handling from the secretary of state office and creating a dedicated department managed by a governor-appointed business manager. No new state office needed. uses existing motor vehicle framework.
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Thinta
Dalay
Wretary of State
Govenor
State Automobile Tag Department
State Highway Department
Budget Commission
Legis Hire
al Rudy
Pen of Confederate signer to join Georgia historical society relics
The gold pen used by General Howell Cobb to sign the Confederate constitution is now with the Georgia Historical Society. Judge Andrew Cobb of Athens, president of the society and son of Cobb, presented the relic. The pen was brought back from a convention in Macon marking Savannah’s regional reach and broader state-wide aims.
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Cobh
Confederacy
Georgia Historical Society
Geor.eta Historical Society
Andrew Cobb
Athens
Howell Cobb
Macon
Savannah
Savannah Morning News
Fashion Noté Gny Summer Frocks And Embroidery
A period style ad notes summer frocks with Georgette fabrics, embroidered clusters in purple blue and green, two piece hut top with satin trim, satin faced open collar, vest revers and dart fitted lines. Mentions yardage and colors blue yellow for embroidery and satin trims with price details.
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Pictorial Review
Pen of Gen Howell Cobb Preserved for Georgia Historical Society
The gold pen in its leather case, engraved with Mrs. Howell Cobb's 1861 inscription, commemorates Cobb signing both provisional and permanent Confederate constitutions in Montgomery. Preserved since 1861, it now comes to the Georgia Historical Society from Judge Andrew J. Cobb and will be kept at Hodgson Hall for viewing by application to librarian William Harden.
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Howell Cobb
Cobb
Georgia Historical Society
Andrew J. Cobb
Howell, Cobb
Provisional Congress
Confederate States of America
Montgomery
Ala
Macon
Henrich Will Case Decided at Lincolnton
In Lincolnton Georgia May 6 one of the largest civil cases this country has seen ended with the jury finding the 1912 New York will a forgery and not a will. The adopted daughter will receive one half of the estate while Mrs Martha Henrich contested the matter with legal backing from Judge Clement J. Sutton and State Senator Alvin G. Golucke.
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Banner
Lincolnton
Martha Henrich
Ruby McCauley
Carl Henrich
Johns Hopkins
Baltimore
Henrich
New York
Ilinois
Clement J. Sutton
Washington, Ga
Alvin G. Golucke
Crawfordville
Colley & Cooley and Norman & Norman
Washington
C. J
Atlanta Savant Declares End of World Not Distant
Atlanta Georgia May 6 Professor William J Cole calls both black and white residents superstitious while discussing a recent meteor shower He argues that belief in the end times is common and may come within a few centuries or even sooner challenging the view that the southern black population is uniquely fearful The savant notes that scriptural context allows for varied timings and cautions against moral superiority.
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Atlanta
Georgia
William J. Cole
Atlanda
Send in Your Names for Delegates to Grand Lodge
The committee of Odd Fellows invites hotels boarding houses and citizens to phone or mail Harold T. Tuck 1403 W with the number of delegates they can accommodate rates for board and room and rooms without board Information should be provided at once to aid early planning Parties seeking to take delegates should notify the committee promptly.
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Committee of Odd Fellows
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Harold T. Tuck
End of the World Predictions and Apocalyptic Robes
The excerpt notes how some interpret the Bible as a cipher and set dates to prove the end will come in a given year. It recalls how this led people to don ascension robes in 1871 and in later periods, claiming wars herald the world’s imminent termination.
Home dress pattern details for blue serge suit
Describes a trim blue serge skirt with pongee or tub satin waist and a jabot revers collar. Notes simple tailoring for home sewers. Requires 2 1 4 yards 48 inch material for skirt and 2 3 1 2 yards 36 inch silk for blouse. Pictorial Review patterns priced 20 and 25 cents.
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Pictorial Review
Emergency fund drive gains momentum in Georgia
Reports from across Georgia praise Mrs. George Mell for leading a Mothers Day fund drive to aid the State Normal School in Athens facing closure due to unpaid salaries and expenses. The movement, bolstered by broad public support, aims to secure needed funds as legislators failed to provide an appropriation for the scholastic year.
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Georgia
Athens
George Mell
State Normal School
Elsie Ferguson Explores Paris Dolls in Vacation Trip
Actress Elsie Ferguson, touring Europe, bought quaint dolls in Paris and brought them to New York. She later traveled to California to film Sacred and Profane Love for Paramount, rehearsing with the dolls on the train to portray characters Carleitas Diaz Carlotey and a wealthy publisher in the story.
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France
Elsie Ferguson
Paris
New York
California
Paramount
Carleitas Diaz
Plantet
Carlotey
Ce Atal Ispentove
Mothers Memorial Aims to Aid Georgia State Normal
The appeal invites support from men to help pass the mothers memorial effort for the State Normal, seeking contributions and cooperation to secure funds. It is hoped final statewide returns will show enough to tide the institution over and honor Georgia women with a lasting achievement.
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Terest
Georgia
Pole Defeated Strangler Lewis by Neck Lock
Stanislaus Zbysko of Poland defeated Ed Strangler Lewis of California in New York to win the world heavy weight catch as catch can wrestling championship with a neck hold after 23 minutes of action.
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Associated Press
New York
Stanislaus Zbyszko
Poland
Ed (Strangler) Lewis
California
Steamer Crew Assaulted by Strikers in New Orleans
In New Orleans on May 6 three non union members of the Saccawilago crew were severely beaten by alleged strikers while other crew members suffered minor injuries aboard the steamer. One hundred sixty five policemen were placed on duty at the waterfront to maintain order.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Shipping Board
Saccawilago
Advertising as a chain reaction in sales dynamics
The text explains how a single vacuum cleaner sale multiplies through word of mouth, turning one buyer into a chain of new buyers. It defines advertising as individual selling multiplied and argues its cumulative force drives modern business, creating further buyers beyond the initial sale.
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