Sale of Drugs Restricted by State Board Action
A conference between the state board of pharmacy and Commissioner T G Hudson resulted in a formal order restricting sales of certain drugs to physician dentist and veterinary prescriptions. The measure targets habitina entikanmia heroin tablets and related preparations, with Inspector T A Cheatham authorized to investigate violations. Cheatham inspected 744 drug outlets south of Atlanta, reporting 2 lacking licenses and 200 without proper premises, with dealers warning violators to expect harsh penalties.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Commissioner of Agriculture
T G Hudson
Georgia
T A Cheatham
Paris
Georgia Board of Pharmacy
Ag Hollman
Bloan
Atlanta
Cheatham
Three New Banks in South Georgia Form From Chester Rentz Summertown
Special from Georgia reports John D Walker returning from a two day trip to south Georgia where he organized three new banks: Chester Banking Company in Chester, Bank of Rentz in Rentz, and Bank of Summertown in Summertown. Walker now links with about thirty Georgia and Alabama banks. all are reportedly doing well. The Supreme Court ruling on prohibition may delay an extra legislative session, though the governor sees no immediate need.
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John D. Walker
Chester
Rentz
Summiertown
Parta
John D Walker
South Gedraix
Chester Banking Company
Bank of Rents
Rentx Ge Benk
Summertown
Mr Walker
Georgia
Alabama
Awaten
Montgomery
Supreme Court
Jons Canea
Collar Pins In Daintiest Enamel Designs Popular Jewelry
Collar pins feature dainty enameled designs with jeweled settings popular with many pairs. Several come with matching veil pins or barrettes. A stylish selection appeals to girls, offered by Maier and Berkeley.
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Maier & Berkele
City Council Considers Insurance Park Sale and Theater Seat Rule
Three council issues spark debate as Alderman Huddleston proposes a city insurance plan shared among agencies, Cham bers seeks to sell Piedmont Park land for Lakewood fairgrounds funding, and Lon Jonowon pushes a rule banning latecomers from their front seats at theaters.
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Piedmont Park
Lakewood
Parka
Lon Jonowon
Atlanta
Gordons
Johnson
Courast
Comare
Jonasons
Weather today turns cool with clear skies and lower temps
A high pressure system lingers along the south Atlantic coast while another center sits in the far northwest. The forecast calls for a cool day as the storm area shifts eastward, bringing modest temperatures and calm conditions.
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Atlantic
Astria
Weather and odd local anecdotes from a distant era
A recap of yesterday's weather across regions from Kansas City showers to high west winds and cooler conditions. It notes Santa Fe and Lander registering 14 degrees, Atlanta warming to 80, and a humorous tale about a philanthropist gifting cigars that were rejected, costing six to eight cents each, ending with an amusing misperception of burning hay and averted alarm.
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Kansas City
Rocky Mountain
Santa Fe
Lander
Atlanta
Gopher
Orewan
Mrs Esther Travers Dies After Heart Failure At Home
Mrs Esther Travers widow of Dr Edmund Travers died at her home on the Dixon farm from heart failure last night. She was sister of John and Scott living in Pasadena California and Senuel and Scott of Atlanta Georgia. She was a retired member of the Carson Pirie Scott firm. Chesca
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Esther Travers
Dixon Fl
Esther ‘Travers
Edmund Ro Travers
Ll Shewes
John & Scott
Pasadena
Cal
Senuel & Scott
Atlanta
Carson, Pirie, Scott & Ga
Chesca
Matrimony Lectures At Grand Opera House Tonight
Dr William Windsor of Boston launches a series on Matrimony at the Grand Opera House. He will present seven handsome young men and seven beautiful young women to illustrate science of character reading and companionship, with private classes and daily consultations at the Piedmont Hotel.
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Atlanta
Grandy Opera House
William Windsor
Beston College of Vitosophy
Windsor
South
Dr Windsor
Piedmont
Windser
Antizens
W W Dexter
Houston
Bankers Journal
W H Graf
de Windsor
Beattie
Yes
Mayneld
Fort Worth
Peachtre Strove
Georgia Farmers Burdened by Proposed Tariff on Potash
Commissioner T G Hudson warns Georgia farmers would face about 400000 dollars extra annually under a Payne tariff bill that would impose 20 percent duties on potash salts. He notes most potash comes from Germany and prices could rise from 10 to 12 dollars per ton, raising fertilizer costs for farmers statewide.
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Georgia
T. G. Hudson
Hudson
Congress
Lars
Nim
United Brat
Germany
SIZ & Ton
Invisible to Rich: Bifocal Glasses From Walter Ballard Co
The Walter Ballard Optical Co announces near invisible bifocals at 76 Peachtree Street Atlanta Georgia. The ad touts readers with a single glass that hides the dividing line, offering clear vision for reading and walking without noticeable bifocals. Thousands sold with satisfaction.
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RIC
Walter Ballard
Tical Co
Peachtree
Atlanta
Pope Hill Murder The Macon Case Develops In April
Pope Hill of Macon Georgia was found dead in McRae with a pistol shot and a possible skull fracture. Investigators including U S marshals and a district attorney pursued leads while family friends gathered at the depot for the funeral and officials prepared to file medical findings with attorneys.
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McRae
United States
Pope & Hill
Macon
Heve
Pope Hill
Macon Gar Association
Pope
George Waite
Alexander Akerman
Pipe Manufacturers Meet in Birmingham Conference
A conference of Southern Soil Pipe Manufacturers is being held in Birmingham today April 6 with a majority of the manufacturers represented. No regulation of prices or trade is planned. Pipe makers, like cast iron pipe makers, report a healthy trade and optimistic future prospects.
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Birmingham
Alm
Southern Soil
Ling
Game Called in Third in Cincinnati Rain
Rain halted a Washington Americans versus Cincinnati Nationals game in the third inning after no runs were scored, ending the contest in Cincinnati, Ohio. No further action or play occurred due to the downpour.
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Cincinmas
Ohio
Washington Americans
Asphalt samples tampered as city probe opens
A special council committee in the city will meet at 3 PM to investigate charges by Commissioner Collier that city engineer Clayton mishandled asphalt paving on Peters and Whitehall streets. Collier asserts two of his men measured samples. the mayor’s office stored them as evidence amid tampering reports.
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Commissioner of Public Works
Collier
Mayors Office
Peters
Whitehall Streets
Colliers
Coltter
Clayton
Tata
Nesto
Maddox
Cofield
Fion
Craig Cofield
Roy
Offoe
Qna
Optical ad touts New Tonic and Piece Bifocals at store
An advertisement claims a musical festival will attract the eriest talent and invites readers to visit a store for New Tonic and Piece Bifocals. It touts hundreds of invisible items by Walter Ballard Optical Co at 75 Peachtree St Anants Ga, implying low visibility to entice purchases.
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Walter Ballard Optical Co
Peachtree St
Anants
Barkoot Carnival Draws Large Crowds For Royal Club Benefit
The second night of the Barkoot carnival attracted a much larger audience than Monday as warm weather drew crowds to the Jackson street and Boulevard grounds. The Royal Italian band performed daily, drawing hundreds and promising a lively afternoon at the event.
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Royal Club
Royal Italian Band
Jackson Street
Boulevard
The Fredericka Raymond Trio At the Orpheum This Week
The Orpheum presents The Fredericka Raymond Trio as leading vaudeville act this week. The bill features Griff the jovial jester Jos LaFleur and Warren Lyon in a lively original musical comedy alongside other acts. Also showing at the Lyric is the melodrama Through Death Valley, described as thrilling with vivid stage effects.
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Orpheum
Fredericka Raymond
Vauderilie Slags
Atlante
Be Ik
Badence ‘Rade
Irth Wisard
Griff
Jovier
Jos LaFleur
Warren Lyon
Meyers
Death Valley
Eto Eney
Thuliera
Preachers Debate On Near Beer Pool Rooms Tonight
City ministers plan to speak as the police committee reviews an ordinance letting pool rooms that do not serve near beer stay open until midnight. The issue follows recent measures closing near beer saloons at 11 and pool rooms at 1, with ministers and pool room men set for a heated public discussion before the committee.
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Bome
Goung
Keegy
Ministers’ Association
General Council
Pool Room
Alabama Prohi Law Declared Valid by Supreme Court
The Alabama prohibition law is declared valid by the state supreme court in an opinion joined by all judges. The act, in effect since January 1, 192?, faced challenges in Birmingham, Mobile, and Selma before reaching the high court. Officers are expected to begin enforcing the measure now that validity is established.
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Montgomery
Ala
Supreme Court
Judese
Secomd
Alabama
Birmingham
Mobie
Selton
High Court
Justice Anderson Oine
Juste McCtellen
Daylight saloons allowed in Nebraska bill signed
Governor Bhal lenberger signed a daylight loan bill forbidding liquor sales outside 7 am to 4 pm, effective July. Omaha business men opposed the measure as Lincoln debates continued. Texas Society in New York forms the Texas Club of New York with notable members elected as honorary members.
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Lincoln
Ned
Bhallenberger
Omaha
Texas Society
New York
Aville
Lonestar
Waldorf‘Astoria
Texas Cub
Campball
Texas
Halley and
Culberson
Martin W Littleton
Posse Scours Country For Tennessee Dutch
Asheville reports Inspector Gregory arriving to identify George Barton the man jailed last night as the yeggman known with Tennessee Dutch. A posse combed miles around in search of the noted safebrower, with no news by nightfall. Cincinnati reports Judge Warrington sworn in as associate circuit judge of the United States circuit court of appeals for the Sixth Circuit, filling the vacancy after Judge Richardson's death.
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Asheville
Gregory
George Barton
Yeggman
Greenville
Barton
Rogers
Cragsy
Pietal
Dnrtch
Warrington
Cincinnati
Ohio
John W. Warrington
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
J & Hichardson
Lurton
Nashville, Tenn
King to Be Godfather for Ward Child
London reports King George expressed wish to be godfather to the son of Mr and Mrs John Hubert Ward born in London in March Ward and a daughter of Whitelaw held the American ambassador. His majesty suggested the christening occur in the Chapel Royal where the Warde family were notified.
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London
Afric
King Kawerther
John Hubert Ward
Ward
Whitelaw
Des Wugeested
Chapel Royal
Shere the Warde
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Board of Pharmacy
Ee Schwarts
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Huddleston
Steve Johnston
Ih Gortian
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Boston
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Stetcom
Essig
Rountree
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Pudgy Works
Nebraska
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Columbus
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