Georgia Prohibition Law Takes Effect In Four Weeks
The new Georgia prohibition act limits monthly liquor quantities, banning club saloons and breweries. It criminalizes possession beyond one gallon of wine, six gallons of beer, or two quarts of whisky, and imposes strict shipping, delivery, and reporting rules across state lines and carriers.
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New Georgia
Promoition Lawae Wis
General Assembly
Aid
Georgia
Jip Basilat
Ram
Gia
Glenina
Americus High to Welcome Murphey Candler to Commencement
Murphey Eadaire, chairman of the Georgia Railroad Commission, will deliver the commencement address for Americus High School. Superintendent J. T. Mathis announced the graduation plans and events for this year.
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Murphey Candler
Americus High
Murphey Eadaire
Worgia Tuilroad Commission
Americus High School
JT E Mathis
Studebaker Proves its Pioneer Road Feat Across Georgia
The Studebaker corporation drives Georgia road progress with four cars on mountain routes and Florida sands, proving reliability under all conditions. Georgia Chamber of Commerce tours credit Studebaker as a prime mover in Dixie Highway work, enhancing sales and expanding southern dealerships.
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Studebaker
Pioneer Road
Georgia
Yorks
Raye
Studebaker Corporation
Gorgia
Georgia Chamber of Commerce
Wudebaker
Rouda
Stoiebaker Corporation
North
Drvie Highway Commissioners
Macon
Jacksonville
Savannah
Florida
Southern
Florida Sands
Atlanta
Slayden of Texas to Speak on April 4 at Auditorium
Congressman James L Slayden of Texas will close the Alkahest Lyceum series at the Auditorium on Tuesday evening April 4 with a lecture titled The United States and Spanish price. The veteran San Antonio congressman, long in national politics, is renowned as an orator and a prominent business leader, noted for his pro peace stance amid current Mexican tensions.
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Slayden
Texas
Alkahest Lyceum
James L Slayden
Marshall
Man Slayden
Aushoriim
United States
Slavden
Lone
New Perkins Maylard Ford Firm Succeeds Murphy in Atlanta
Announcement Sunday says Perkins Maylard & Ford will replace George T Murphy Co as agents for Sinclair Sales Co of Cedar Hapidy dealers in packing house products in Atlanta. The move follows Murphy being arrested for a multi thousand dollar shortage. Murphy has since been released on bond. The new firm includes Perkins, Maynard, and Ford, former Swift & Co associates, awaiting charter approval from Secretary of State Cook.
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Sundlay
Perkins Maylard & Ford
George T Murphey Company
Atlanta
Sincclair
Cedar Hapidy
Simcair Company
George T . Murphy
W Oa Perkins
CG Maynard
Swift & Co
M Ford
George T Murphy” Company
Tim
Tate Cook
Charter
Murphey
Bond
Boy Struck by Auto Slightly Hurt in City Street
Three year old Totin Jamie, son of Wr and Mra A Jamis, 22842 Decatur sheet, was knocked down and slightly injured at the corner of Deratty and Gibner streets Sunday morning. Weldon Stfo teambhe, driver of the auto, swerved to avoid a collision after the boy ran into the street while playing on the sidewalk. Police report says the child likely would have been saved if the driver had not acted in time.
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Lauer
Uduruia
Totin Jamie
Mra
Jamis
Decatur
Shahily
Deratty and
Gibner
Wreets
Weldon
Fitingham
New Piedmont Theater Opens This Afternoon
About eight thousand people visited the new Piedmont theater at Worsyth and Luckie yesterday for a preview and the formal opening is set for this afternoon at 2. Conductor Mortimer Walson leads an overture and the program features the prize song from He Meister singer, a noted accordionist, Marjorie Tempist soprano and a violinist. The feature film is the five reel Vitagraph The Haunted Woman starring Virginia Pearson. Also shown are Vitagraph news and The Adventures of Musty Suffer. The theater is beautifully decorated and open for inspection from balcony to projection room. The orchestra plays and the organ by Mr Larson is performed.
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Piedmont
Worsyth
Luckie Streets
Ralph de Bruler
Houge
Mortimer Walson
He Meistersinger
Marcus Loew ” Hunt
Marjorie Tempist
Marjorie Tempist, Coloratura
Vielmat
Varginia Pearson Shere
Vitagraph News
George Kiemes
Seeburg
Larson
Fishermen Return From Grandin Fla With 254 Bass
Major I J McCellum and party of friends including Rey J W Richman and others from Chattanooga Nashville and Atlanta returned Saturday from Grandin Florida where they landed 254 black bass with rod and reel in three days Fly casting was their principal sport The party averaging 72 years in age are members or honorary members of the Wiltae Fishing and Hunting club.
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Mijor
J McCellum
Rey J W Richman
Patten
Clare Tana
WF Paine
Lutton
Chattanooga
JL Weebies
Nashville
Dean
WM Camup
Atlanta
Grandin
Fla
Wiltae Pishing and Hunting Club
Sianak Walton
Dixie Flyer Chef Fatally Stabbed by White Attacker
Henry Fountain, 24, a Black cook on the Dixie Flyer, was fatally stabbed by an unidentified White man at the terminal last night. The assailant, described as drunk, escaped and had not been found by late hour. Fountain was taken to Jerady hospital.
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Henry Fountain
Fountain
Jerady Hospital
Baptised Converts Highlight Wheat Street Baptist Growth
Wheat Street Baptist Church signals a historic revival as 25 new members join in three weeks. On Sunday a large baptism at Gatloch added to the church’s rising membership now at 5 802 under Pastor Rev Aryant who has led the congregation for eighteen years.
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Ono
Wheat Street Baptist Church
P James Sirvant
Gatloch
United States
Aryant
Mother’s Friend Promises Aid to Expectant Mothers
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as a natural external remedy easing pregnancy pains and nerve strain. It claims no drug effect and invites expectant mothers to obtain a free copy of a discussed book from Bradfield Regulator Co and to buy the product from druggists, asserting long-standing approval from mothers.
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Bradferd Regulator Co
Lamar
Atlanta
Georgia Defended by the Methodists in Lynching Debate
A Washington telegraphic bulletin from the Methodist temperance society argues Georgia leads in lynching while being dry and cites liquor sale as a broader crime catalyst. It notes posters in Minneapolis praising Georgia’s dry policy and contrasts with other wet states, urging Georgia and others to address liquor fueled crime and lynching associations.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Georgia
Temperance Society of the Methodist Church
Minneapoli
Georgii
Florida
Jim Horbicides
Nevada
Mintona
Autres
Tureau
Asu
Geordia
Direm
Quesuosd
Lebal Fetin
Massinduseniy
Lawrence
Olio
Lounes
Tinos
Clircn
Wason
White men robbed and assaulted at Forsyth and Brotherton
Bradley of 63 Venable Street and Allen of 13 Thurmond Street were held up last night by two Black men at Forsyth and Brotherton streets. They were beaten and Bradley struck with a bottle, Allen stabbed in the neck and cut in the left arm. About $2 was taken. They were taken to Grady Hospital and later to the Shoes. Suspects fled and were not found by late hour.
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Iwom Bradley
Venable Street
Allen
Thurmond Street
Forsyth and
Brotherton Streets
Bradles
Grady Hospital
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Whitehall St
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South
Studebaker Show Rooms
Veachtree
Narris Streets
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STX
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Sinclair Sales CO
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Peachtree St
King Hardware Company
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