Costly stage setting a costly venture by Rol Giffen
Rol Giffen and Jake Wells plan Leah Kleachna at the Grand with a meticulous staging aimed at top gallery taste. Giffen defends lavish detail, cites stock company discoveries like Donald Brian and Margaret Alington, and notes no show on Good Friday with a matinee on Saturday.
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Rol. Giffen
Jake Wells
Leah Kleachna
Atock
Nensen
Cop
Theaew
Giffen Ta
Mr. Wells
Richmond
Donald Brian
New York
Prince Dan
Merry Widow
Margaret Alington
Daniel Frohman
Mr. Giffen
Frohman
Governor Smith to Speak in Atlanta and Other Cities
Governor Smith will address Atlanta citizens at the Grand next Friday evening April 17. He will also speak in Palton, Fitzgerald, Cairo, and Weebington as part of a campaign swing. Chief Justice Fuller may sit with Judge Pritchard in a South Carolina dispensary case hearing seeking a writ of supersedeas.
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South Carolina
Atlanta
Smith
Grand
Fulton County Hoke Smith Clay
Discu Nile
Acta
Palton
Fitzgerald
Cairo
Grady County
Hus Oca
Southern Mills May Shut Down
Charlotte North Carolina April 10 At a meeting of the executive committee of the North Carolina Manufacturers Association it was decided to recommend that the mills in the state and other southern mills shut down for sixty days Strong resolutions were adopted presided by President J M Miller Jr The Southern Cotton Spinners Association will meet April 17 to consider curtailment with expectation southern mills will follow the state plan The executive committee also set the annual meeting at Wrightsville Beach June 18
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Charlotte
N.C
North Carolina Manufacturers’ Association
Jt. M. Miller, Jr
Southern Cotton Spinners’ Association
Thare Southern Mills
Wrightsville Beach
Grant Park Church Sunday Services Feature Youth Union Program
Sunday evening at Grant Park Baptist Church in Macon Ga will feature a program by the Junior Baptist Young People's Union. The lineup includes dramatic readings songs solos and group singing. The Phitathea unions of the Central City plan their annual meeting at the First Baptist Church with classes across Baptists in the city and officers to be named.
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Grant Park Baptist Church
Oclock
Junior Baptist Young People's Union
Bruoka
Femae
Eal
Mamie Smith
Sona
Hee of
Shaem
Otia Dennard
Sain
Carolyn ‘Steiniatmer
Marion Williams
Gine
Rowe
Buttercup
Ami Ehorua
Macon
Phitathea
Myre
Francis Erring
Mias Colis l Watt
Florence Yates
Reagan
Macon Man Fatally Hurt by Black Person in Public Safety Incident
In Macon Georgia on April 10 at Ash and Telfair streets a 35 year old railroad worker Joseph Wimberly was fatally wounded during an arrest attempt by Joe Holmes a Black man described as desperate. Officers intervened after Holmes fired injuring Wimberly and then collapsed. A crowd threatened the suspect but officers secured him and he was hospitalized.
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Macon
Ash and
Telfair
Joe Holmes
Joseph Wimberly
Arthur Johson
Wimberly
Holmes
L. Rogers
Joveon Gu
Jobson
Richard H. Edmonds Visits Atlanta
Richard H. Edmonds editor and general manager of The Manufacturers Record, Baltimore, arrived in Atlanta yesterday to spend several days with his sister in law Mrs. William H. Edmonds at 720 Piedmont Avenue. He is described as a leading authority on manufacturing and has focused his work on promoting southern infant industries.
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Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers Record
Baltimore
William H. Edmonds
Piedmont Avenue
Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
Sparks to Install Electric Lights and Waterworks
Atlanta and Sparks Georgia April 10. Citizens voted last fall to issue 29000 in bonds for lights and waterworks. Mayor and councilors closed a contract with J B McCrary & Co of Atlanta to install the systems, to be completed by October 1. An eight inch water well boring contract was awarded to F J White & Co of Geneva Alabama. Work on both contracts will begin immediately.
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Atlanta
Fieal Ge
F. J. White & Co
Geneva
Ala
Atlantic contractors complete county courthouse work
April 10 report notes Special Lner and Bon, contractors of Atlantic, finished their contract for Crap County’s magnificent courthouse. The building has been accepted by Judge S. N. Coney, ordinary, and is described as one of the handsomest of its kind in the state.
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Ner & Bon
Atlantic
Crap County
Stimae
N. Coney
Brother fatally shoots brother in Meridian burglary confusion
A Meridian man, T. J. Daniels, shot and killed his brother B. B. Daniels, mistaking him for a burglar after hearing a window noise. T. J. Daniels fired five times, the victim died instantly, the incident reported from Birmingham via The Age-Herald.
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Birmingham
Ala
Age-Herald
Meridian
Mise
T. J. Daniels
B. B. Daniels
BB. Daniels
Atlanta plans big Easter egg hunt for 20000 children
The Constitution reports Atlanta citizens raised funds to sponsor a citywide Easter egg hunt for about 20000 children. The park board meets at 10:30 AM in the mayor's office to organize the program, with Piedmont Park likely venue. Subscriptions total 203.46 dollars and more gifts are expected from merchants next week.
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Itmzens of
Atlanta
Park Board
Piedmont Park
HB. P. Ansley
Don Carey
Walter A. Elms
Securi Udacrp
Tong
Metteval Book
Walter McElreath
Peters
Robert B. Black
Taman
Dan Carey
Sunsday
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Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Rogers, Peet & Co
Joseph Yeska
Daniel Brothers Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree St
Steve
Hart Schaffner & Marg
Toby Try Lee Co
the Shoe and Stocking Shop
Whitehall Street
Brehive
Southern Mills
Grant Park Church
Mhitathen
Ufone
Negro
Daniels
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