Public hearings on cotton standards begin nationwide
Washington April 10. Officials announce a second tentative ordinance governing cotton classification under the act. Lind Teany presided as assistant chief over the first public hearing in the country with cotton market leaders from Savannah, Galveston, New York, Memphis and more. Hearings will follow in Norfolk, Charlotte, Atlanta, Savannah, Montgomery, New Orleans, Houston, Dallas, Little Rock, Memphis and other cities through early May.
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Washington
Teany
Bureau of Agricultural Economies
Memphis
Lean
Bero Vem
Memphis Cotton Exchange
C. 8. Howard
The
American Cat Ston Growers’ Exchange
W. OS. Thom Sn
George Ho MeFadden and Brother
Philadelphia
WJ. Neal
Texan Cotton Association
Bourne
Texas Cotton Asrociation and Paling Catton Exchange
W. T. Felder
JT. Goldman
Dallar Cotten Exehance
Tb MM Jones
American
Tiarbat
Board of
Cotton Examiners
New York
AU Poulton
Neto Clrteans
Charla Potmes
Rok
B. RO
Atlanta
Norsk
Norwar
Credit Men Plan Entertaining Convention Here
The Atlanta brunch of the National Association of Credit Men discussed hosting the convention here with plans for a banquet at the Atlanta Women’s Club, Mountain trip, afternoon tea, a theater party, and shopping spree. Membership was to rise by 500, with 60,000 to be spent on entertainment for delegates. funds already raised exceeded 10,000.
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Dinial National Conventinn
Ta National
Atlanta
Atgula
Abermanent
Mra B.A Hoskin
East Bake
Inter
Htamey
Bolling Danes
Delerites Aml
Urscom Hog
Herbert B. Choate
Captain Chandler to be buried in Decatur today
The funeral for Captain David P. Chandler a Decatur resident and Confederate veteran will be held this afternoon from his Oaktree home with Rev. M. L. Underwood and Rev. J. I. Eakes officiating Interment will be at Wesley Chapel churchyard. Chandler a longtime Southern railroad conductor served about thirty years and moved from Atlanta to Decatur after retirement. He was born in Georgia and served in Company E of the Seventh Georgia during the Civil War. He was a noted fighter among veterans and is survived by details of his service and companions noted in the record.
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David P. Chandler
Decatur
Oaktreet
M. L. Underwood
J. I. Eakes
Wesley Chapel
H. MM. Vattersna
Sunty
Chandler
Paneer Railroad
South
Southern
Atlanta
Charlotte
The
Southern Railroad
DeKajh County
Seventh Geargut Regiment
Goodyear Dealers Convene in Atlanta Today
About 800 tire and automobile dealers from across Georgia gather in Atlanta for Goodyear and rubber company’s annual convention. The event features talks on sales, factory relations, and business operations with speeches by A. J. Krob and Goodyear executives.
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Growala
Atlanta
Goodyear
Tre
Bute
Ear Donleca
Starnos Capechyt'y Ferrites
Atlanta Dealera
Ausley
Neon
Goodyear Company
A. J Krob
Southest
C.T. Hutchins
Goodyear Organiaation
K. A. Dalsky
Truck Tire
Additions Made to Methodist Churches of Atlanta
Announcement Tuesday details new members across Atlanta churches amid ongoing review campaigns. Notables include First Baptist sermons by Dr. S. D. Gordon and 19 churches reporting 873 new members by certificates and professions of faith, with totals adjusted as reports continue from Wesley Memorial Church meeting.
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D. Gordon
First Baptist Church
Grant Park
Center Street
Payne Memorial
Grace
East Point
St. John
Kirkwood
Park Street
Wipworth
Ingleside
Decatur
Wesley Memorial Churel
Railroad President Thanks Employees On 90th Anniversary
Agnew T. Wise, Philadelphia president of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad, issued a birthday letter to all employees celebrating the companys ninety years. He praised faithful service and expressed that the standard should remain untold in the future as in the past. Roy T. Burnett, local representative for the railroad, announced the message.
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Agnew T. Wise
Philadelphia
Iailerad
Wire
Roy T. Burnett
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Legion Benefit Opera at Cable Hall Delights Atlanta Audience
Ree the Rae II presented Romeo et Juliette at Cable Hall to raise funds for the American Legion. A four-artist ensemble impressed with readings and music, featuring Mrs. Burle Sherwood Jackson, Miss Charley Chalmers, Miss Minbo Meher, and Byron Warner. The next recital in the series is set for 8:15 p.m. on April 17 at the same venue.
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Cung Lail
American Legion
Plieu
Burle Sherwood Jockson
Min
Charley Chalmere
Atlanta
Joo
Alisa Hecker
My. Warner
Wee Bat
Bound Over to Superior Court for Jack Ray Case
Jack Ray, of Fair Street, charged with drunkenness and disorderly conduct, was bound over to Superior Court by Recorder Tuesday afternoon. His bond was set at $102. He was the only person bound over in the session, with $5 owed in recorder's court and charges tied to the prohibition law.
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Jack Ray
Superior Court
Fair Sireet
Recorder's Court
Au. Sevior Court
Ray
Colored Methodist Ministers' Conference Opens This Morning
The South Atlanta district conference of the African Methodist Episcopal Church gathers at Pleasant Valley A. M. E. Church at 16 o'clock. J. A. Hoadley delivers the annual address. district church reports will be read by R. F. Ward, C. G. Gray, Jt. BE, McCain, G. D. Thornton, G. W. Washington and others. Several ministers and choirs from local churches will speak and sing.
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South Atlante District
The
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Pleasant Valley A. M. E. Church
J. A. Hoadley
R. F. Ward
C. G. Gray
Jt. BE
McCain
G. D. Thornton
G. W. Washington
W. J. Mallams
R. Hi. Singleton
L.townsley
A. A. Duncans
Jobin Harmon
J. W. Langater
W. G. Alexander
CM. Manning
B. R. Holmes
FH. McFarlin
J. H. Gardner
J. B. Flipper
W. A. Fountain
Choira
Edith W Peacock Talks Psychology in Atlanta Meeting
Mrs Edith W Peacock addressed Esliston hall Tuesday night on psychology stating that psychology and the department of applied science are now taught throughout the state universities a belief she said is not a cult but a science. She warned that timidity stems from an inferiority complex and that self confidence is essential for success in health business and life.
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Edith Wing Peacock
Esliston Hall
Audienee
Audtienss
Hoykin
Aelanta Woman's Club
Organization of the Fifth Ward Civic Club
The Fifth Ward civic league was completed Tuesday night at the Pag Ush Avenue school. Its aim is to improve conditions in the ward and promote civic improvements. Elected officers include President W. Jones, Vice President L. Morgan, Secretary M. Medray, Assistant Secretary Green Deanne, and Treasurer Green Deanne.
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Fifth Ward
iCrele League
Pag Ush Avenue
Don Preaitont
No Jones
Vlor Woeldents UO
No Medray
Wo L
Morgan
Exeletant
Avdretary
Green Deanne
Tronwurer
Former Bank Cashier Sentenced to 21 Years in Atlanta Prison
Cricinnatic April WA.FL. Pon Hid, former cashier of the Sorthafield Ohio National Bank, pleaded mostly to seven of twelve counts of embezzlement and was sentenced to 21 years in the federal prison at Atlanta by Judge Smith Hickenbaner. He will be taken to Atlanta likely tomorrow.
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Cricinnatic
Pon Hid
Sorthafield
Ohio
Mrs Frank Peacock Dies in Birmingham Funeral Here Today
Mrs Frank Peacock 24 former Atlanta resident died Tuesday at her Birmingham home. Funeral services 1 pm today at Dar elay Branton chapel with Rev Dr Belk and Dr Hemphill officiating. Interment Wear View cemetery. She was Mary Baum daughter of Dr and Mrs Finler Baum and longtime Atlanta social figure. survived by mother father sister Mina Anna Moore Baum and brother John Penson Baum of Tesswood Drive Atlanta.
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Mix
Frank Peacock
Birmingham
Atlanta
Darelay & Branton
S. We. Belk
Hemphill
Wear View Cemetery
Ncw
Elaer
Mina Anna Moore Baum
John Penson Baum
Teshwood Drive
Gregory 15 Indicted for Embezzlement in Albany
Albany Ga April 10 Special There are 80 counts in the indictment returned today by the grand jury against LW Gregory of Colquitt former treasurer of the Priority National Farm Loan Association The court charged embezzlement and related offenses involving the federation banks The case spans many pages and volumes and emerged from the United States court occurring in Miller County at the time of arrest Gregory a well known figure resisted the charges claiming innocence and pledged to prove his case in federal court
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aAlpany
United States Court Aginst LW
Gregory
Colgultt
Aecpetarus
United States Court
Miller County
Minor Automobile Accidents Dot Tuesday in City
Several minor collisions occurred Tuesday on West Peachtree Street and North Avenue involving Mrs. W. Gil and Mrs. Hatstead, G. W. Pugh and W. H. Jobson, and C. D. Jones with Charles B. Cook at Grant Street and Georgia Avenue. Four other cars were damaged near East Fair and Hale streets with nearby vehicles also affected. No injuries were reported.
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West Peachtree
W. H. Jobson
Georgia Avenue
Grant Street
C. d. Jones
Hale Street
Charles B. Cook
East Fair Street
Cook
Jones
C. L. Chasewood
W. P. Loftis
Confederate Avenue
Taxi Chauffeur Carries Unruly Fares to Prison
In Atlanta Judge Johnson acquitted A. Hallman of a traffic violation after he testified that two intoxicated passengers demanded illegal actions. Hallman sped to the police station to escape threats, with a motorcycle officer recording the scene as the car halted at the station. The passengers were arrested on disorderly conduct charges.
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Atlanta
Johnson
A. Hallman
Park Avenue
East Point
Hallman
Thanks for Industrial School support from local contributors
A Colored Educator extends gratitude to Inman Atlanta Milling, Sloan Shoe Store, Mra Richardson and others for funding the school. The principal cites payments on a warranty debt, notes the community progress, and urges continued white and Black cooperation for the school’s future usefulness and stability.
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Inman
Auanta Milling
Sloan
Sloan Shoe
Atlante
Ming
Janis
Richarnon
Hots
Momolling Vieth
Murphy 15 Named Hospital Trustee In LaGrange
LaGrange Ga April 10. Jorga W Murphy superintendent of the Bixle Cotton Mills is elected by the mayor and city council as a trustee of Duron Hospital succeeding Jarrell R Danson who recently resigned. The board now includes T J Thorn Ton Men M Awtr oy and F L Dunasa Gioren W Murphy and J I Dune FO ET.
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Mike
Silent Martin
Panama Joe Gane
Jeff Synth
Gene Hroasean
Bailar Petroxkes
Jake Bloomfield
Anek MaCareon
Barnard Boykin & Co
Olliff
Olliff & Coleman
Ehall ST
P. F. Coleman
Goodyear Dealers
Methodist Churches of
Ae Ree the Rae II
Legion
Cable Hall
Colored Methodist Ministers’ Conference
Edith W. Peacock
Atlanta Constitution
Gregory 15
Dr. E. G. Griffin
Gate City
Dental Rooms
Whitehall Street
Tis Travel and
U. S
United States
Constitution
Cartaine Odeod sAstomedly
Tekaats Hope
Aiccident
Lachale
Accitant
Clarence & Dethe
Wamobile
Dante
of the
Atlanta Constitution Insurance
Atlanta, Gau
Casene
State
Aga. Veces
North American Accident Insurance Company
Trreat
Garriar
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