Hope Brighter For City Jitney Buses In Atlanta
Bus owners and a new Atlanta Jitney Bus Club pressed claims as council failed to adopt a drastic amended ordinance. Officials debated licensing changes amid protests and petitions surpassing 900 signatures while legal counsel prepared to argue before adjournment.
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Bits
Fridig
Mike Pie
Gownuilman
Jonnsen
The
Ath
Jimney
Ronnie Wild
Atlanta
Someon
Council
Jey
Teemuel
Rassdue Wo
Sitrey
Uve Tre Alornes Thomis
Thyim
Liday Tity Ltternes Waton
Tuat Council
Children at Work to Make Atlanta a Spotless Town
A city drive runs until April 26 to involve students in a cleanliness pledge and certificate program. Pledges must be signed by parents and returned to the school superintendent. envelopes and delivery details are provided, with prizes for grades and participation.
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Atlanta
Athartas
Janta Ainti
Wariena
Georgia Glee Club Visits Griffin and Allendale
The Georgia Glee Club, visiting alumni in Griffin, performed at the Bilou theater this morning and received a cordial reception at a local hotel. They toured points of interest in the city and were treated to social attentions before embarking for Allaghdy to perform at the Atlanta theater on Tuesday.
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Specia
Taeh
Lanse Sit
Georgia Glee
Barnes- He
Bilou
University of Georgia
Vittrovalls
Laiv
Allaghdy
Atlanta
Tlanta
Charter Granted for Weathers Bank of Dooling
Secretary of State Phil Cook on Monday granted two charters to the Weathers Banklog Company of Dooling in Body County with £25,000 capitalization. Incorporators include AH Weather and Mrs Weather of Dooling, IG Weathers of Tatt nail count, and TA Weathers of Me intoshounts.
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Phil. Cook
Mons
Weathers Banklog Company
Dooling
Dool
Nine Carloads of Pure Bred Cattle Shipped into Ga
Albiny Ga April 5 Speeml J Ghastan agriculturist for Central of Georgia railways Jacomans irlL Willingham of Maren G1 and A Alford and Werzfeld of Alexander City Ala have returned from Missouri after selecting three cars of registered Shorthorn cattle to be distributed along the Central Hawns This shipment makes a total of six cars consisting of 250 cattle at a cost of about 330 000 that Willingham bought during the past ten months to establish a breeding herd on his Macon farm The sericultural department of the Central of Georgia railway is taking an active interest in the best cattle and will forward registered Shorthorn bulls to the Jour Crap club district This year Willingham plans to buy one purebred heifer and build a dipping yard.
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Albiny Ga
Speeml
Ghastan
Georgii Radwas Jacomans
Willingham
Maren
Alford and & Werzfeld
Alexander City
Missouri
Chastain
Kentucky
Kassaa
Macon
Central of Georgia Railway
Murder Case Record Sets in Flint Circuit
The spring term of Pike superior court is in session at Zebulon with Judge Robert P. Daniel presiding. Seven murder cases occupy the docket, including two such killings on Saturday and Sunday near Williamson. The court plans a long term, with trials likely to extend through the week.
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Binesuitle
Apria
Pike Superior Court
Hermin Pitts
Williamson
Eciuminiu
Captain Stafford Dead Pioneer Peach Grower
Captain Stafford died after a short illness at his home in Brunswick. He was a pioneer peach grower in central Georgia with one of the largest orchards in the region. Funeral and burial were held locally this afternoon. he was aged in his years and survived by his wife, several children, a brother, and other relatives.
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Birnesville
Stafford
Middle Georgia
Girs
April term of court convenes in Carroll county
The April term of the superior court opened with Judge Freeman presiding. Jurors were sworn and Judge Mixon was chosen forensics judge. The charge emphasized enforcement of prohibition laws and names several civil cases and involved individuals.
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Carroll
Andlton Ter
Pom
Reeman
Coweta
Jonas Mixon
Jreaman
Sridis
Mandeville
Congressman Howard Aids Corn Club Network
The report notes Congressman Howard backing corn club activities with Governor and county club leaders. Hunter promises expansion beyond 100 enrolled to 225 or 250 participants, aided by Congressman W Foward Caunte Scheel Superintendent RR Carrot, county teachers, and the Decatur board of trade.
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Dy Ral Goat Rays
Govom
Ang
Parm Aghine
Hunter
Agent Funter
W & Foward Caunte Scheel
County Teachers
Decatur Board of Trade
Arson Attempt Reported in Valdosta Street Fire Incident
A failed arson attempt was disclosed yesterday at a vacant residence owned by Ti Ingram on Godon and Gak streets. An incendiary entered the house, removed window sashes, gathered kindling, and set a fire that burned out without igniting the structure.
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Valdosta
Godon and
Gak
Howse
Revival at Buford ignites church progress
A historic revival at Buford’s Methodist church attracts many to conversion. Twenty two seek membership and more are expected. Ret Felton Williams leads the preaching with help from Mrs A B Guppyus of Cartersville. Atlanta Realty Corporation holds an auction sale this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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Buford
Methodist Church
Felton Willams
A.B Gupyus
Cartersville
Atlanta Realty Corporation
Decatur Citizens Plan City Clean Up Campaign
Decatur residents pledge to participate in a city wide Clean Up week as Mayor Tidpkins issues a proclamation urging all citizens to aid in transforming the town. Schools join under Superintendent Decathr as the effort aims to make the city enterprising and spotless before next Monday’s deadline.
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Tidpkins
Decathr
Ppc
Deppomta
Decatur Clean Up Campaign Promises Pledges and Prizes
Scholis D. Treadwell reports a campaign distributing one thousand pledges while town authorities cooperate to gather cans as part of the clean up effort. The Decatur board of trade runs the drive and offers prizes for pledge completions and participation across departments.
Insurance Licenses Upheld by Supreme Court
Washington April 6 The South Carolina statute bidding for licensing of insurance companies was upheld by the Supreme Court today. The ruling reinforces state controls on insurance operators and sets a clear precedent for regulatory oversight across the industry. The decision impacts companies operating within the state and could influence future licensing processes nationwide.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Courts Exchange Between Cox and Thomas in Georgia
The Albany circuit judge and Judge WB Thomas of the southern circuit will swap courts this month. Judge Gow presides in Chomis county and Judge Holmes in Belteball. The move is requested by Judge Cox who is disqualified in several cases. In Mitchell the session may be short but prisoners are expected to be released in a murder-related case.
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Thomasvilla Ga
Albany
WB Dhomas
Cirtnt
Gow
Chomis County
Lhomes
Belteball
Cox
Witchell
Mitchell
Cedartown Forms New Club With Prime Local Members
Cedartown announces the organization of a new club on Main and Woodland Street. The entire second floor of the Holmes building has been leveled and renovated for members. Furnishings are purchased and the club plans to open soon featuring many of the town’s prominent and influential citizens.
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Cedartown
Cedartown Club
Cits
Vidls- Holmes
Mained Woodland Street
I1s
Mos
Cedartown Welcomes New Club After Cherokee Disbanded
Cedartown will fill a long felt want as a new club forms in the city after the old Cherokee club disbanded about ten years ago. The emergence marks a return of organized leisure activity for residents.
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Cedartown
Uncle Sam Oil Company ad promises vast riches and stock
An aggressive investment notice proclaims The Uncle Sam Oil Company will open large oil fields in Oklahoma and Kansas. It touts 34,000 stockholders and a plan to refine and market 3600 barrels daily, urging readers to buy shares at a discount to profit from future production and pipelines.
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Martin Ilo
Luch Say Out Compans
United States
Wissouri
Kansas
Missour
Oklahoma
Cormmant
Middle West
Uncle Sam Oil Company
Ullers
Tartel
Ian Sens
Od and Gas
Great
Interior Department
Uncle Sam Git Company
Hangans
Uncle Sam Oi Company
Colorado
Nebraska
Missa
Oklihema
Oil Trust
Loele Sam Gil Company
Met Ears Ie
Loele Sam Gi Company
Ana ‘Ag
Thretafore
Unele Sam
Guim
Rans Vinnevel
Tastxy Ji
Trust For New Capital i
Cherrys de Ahansta
Atchison Ahansts
Tius Company
Wis
Tees
Fudin
Warness
Taclé Sam Oil Company
Windle Wester
Cy Monopols
Plicexs
King
Federal Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Uncle Sam Ol
Uacle Sam
Segminion Partners
Oit Trust
Uncle Sam ON
Mi Afonopoly
Sam
Sisthy
Boston
Uncle Sum OU Company
Sulsa
Nebiatha
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Hsa Miley
Renouw
Walt
Lut
Sam Oil Company
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Guele Sam OM Company
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Atchison
Legiimite
Uncle Sam
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