Fourteen men added to city police force amid selection
The board of commissioners last night added fourteen men to the force after examining about fifty applicants. Names include L Hernandez F E Mizell J J Hutchins C H Mitchell J M Chambers R F Buttle R L Clay G D Kendley J F Dunton W D Hardaway P Smith R D Highsmith J D Dorsey W J Rutledge. Each was sworn in by the board chairman and the process involved a weighted vote. The board also granted seven to fifteen days of vacation for officers, per the chief’s request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Commissioners
L. Hernandez
F. E. Mizell
J. J. Hutchins
C. H. Mitchell
J. M. Chambers
R. F. Buttle
R. L. Clay
G. D Kendley
J F. Dunton
W. D. Hardaway
P. Smith
R. D. Highsmith
J. D. Dorsey
WJ Rutledge
Mims
English
Relic for University Presented by Atlanta Judge
Judge Robert S. Rodgers will donate a rare copy of University of Georgia Magazine from 1858 to the university library. The sole extant copy of No 1, volume 1 will be sent to James K. Jordan and then to Chancellor HMM, marking a significant historical addition kept by Judge Rodgers for forty two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert S. Rodgers
Robert L. Rodgers
Atlanta
University of Georgia Magazine
Judge Rodgers
James K. Jordan
Man Hurls Morphine in Barber Shop Suicide Attempt
Hugh Kirkpatrick a street car motorman attempted suicide last evening at about 6 30 in McIntyre's barber shop at Marietta and Peachtree streets by swallowing morphine from a paper. He had been drinking for days, was taken to Grady hospital and soon out of danger. He refused to state the reason. He lives at 9 West Baker street and is about 20 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mirkpatrick
Augh Kirkpatrick
Kirkpatrick
McIntyre
Marietta
Peachtres
Neal Loan and Banking Company tribute and notices
Atlanta bank notes express gratitude for sympathy after the death of President T. B. Neal. The firm recalls its 1887 organization with charter members and names E H Thornton and W F Manry in leadership. Also mentions Bucklen's Arnica for ailments and a report on Imperial Tobacco Company potential control by American Tobacco Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neal Loan and Banking Company
Atlanta
T. BR. Neal
T. B Neal
John Keely
E. H. Thornton
W. F. Manry
Neal Loan & Banking Company
The
American Tobacco Company
Imperial Tobacco Company
Great Britain
Rookwood Pottery Designs at Mino & Berle
New Rookwood designs just received direct from the potteries at 2 Whitehall Street. This selection highlights the beauty and individuality of each piece, ideal for thoughtful gifts. SHPHEYE
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Potteries
Mino
Bercle
Whitehall Street
Atlanta Office Consolidates with Georgia Alabama Units
A. R. Mininger of Montgomery is appointed assistant in the consolidated Atlanta general office of the American Cotton Company, joining W. Griffin now district agent and A H. Miniger as assistant district agent. Consolidated offices include Atlanta Montgomery and Huntsville. The move concentrates all business in the two states at Atlanta, with plans for eighty plants in Georgia and Alabama and about 360 presses in the south. Forty plants are under construction. Last year’s business rose from the year before, and season prospects are strong. The plant network remains unchanged.
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Georgia
Alabama
American Cotton Company
Atlanta
W. 9. Griffin
A. HK. Nininger
Montgomery
Huntsville
South
New York
Griffin
Public notice of reorganization and new rental chief
The renting bureau now operates under Mr. George L Keller who comes from the factory to oversee the department. He will inspect rented machines periodically, ensure they are in perfect condition, and provide prompt, careful service to patrons at 106 North Pryor Street.
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Remington
George L Keller
W. T. Crenshaw
North Pryor Street
Passing Throng Atop Atlanta Street Car Debate On Smoking And Crowded Sidewalks
A veteran street railway insider discusses the difficulty in pleasing all riders as new schedules raise route disputes and seating rules. Residents protest sidewalk width for looming crowds around Peters and Century buildings, while several prominent visitors stay at the Kimball and Aragon hotels in Atlanta.
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Peters
Century
J. B. Wadley
Newnan
Atlanta
Kimball J. L. Pasley
Meridian
Mies
Kimball
A.D. Brantley
Congresswan Brantley
Blackshear
Georgia plan for Fourth District convention at Warm Springs
The Democratic Executive Committee of Georgia's Fourth Congressional District orders a convention at Warm Springs on July 10 at 72 o clock noon to nominate a Democratic candidate for the Fifty-eighth Congress and conduct other proper business. Each county in the district receives trice as many delegates as it has representatives in the lower house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs
LaGrange
Spectal
Democratic Executive Committee
Fourth
Georgia
General Assembly
Georgia T P A meet in Gate City today
Georgia T P A officials hold a local meeting in Gate City today to discuss event planning and community outreach. Attendees include organization members and Gate City residents curious about upcoming activities and collaborations.
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Georgia
Gate City
Convention Opens for Georgia Travelers' Protective Assn
The Georgia division of the Travelers' Protective Association convenes this afternoon at 2 in the Kimball house ballroom with 500 delegates expected. Committees, a banquet, theater party, and a trophy city tour are planned as officers and district leaders are introduced and session details finalized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Travelers’ Protective Association
Kimball House
Bijou Musical
Kimball
Union Depot
Georgia Division
R L. Wylly
Savannah
C. D. Stone
Macon
T. Hagar Vervey
Atlanta
Max Spunner
Columbus
J R. Padgett
J. BH. Polhill
J J. Canton
Maccon
G. C. Carmichael
G. Benn
R. L. Smith
Joseph Lowenstein
W. W. Hyatt
D. Rothchild
R. G Tarver
Augusta
H. D. Johnston
F. F. Reese
Roland B. Billis
Mason
Grape-Nuts Endorsed For Health Through Diet Study
An Iowa City man asserts Grape-Nuts boosts health by pre-digested dextrose from starch. He details weight gain from 115 to 133 pounds, sharper mind, and increased daily work capacity after replacing white bread with the cereal. See Ari Inston, Box 1755, Iowa City.
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Iowa City
Subcommittee Named to Probe Fire Insurance Rates in Atlanta
A chamber of commerce committee on rising Atlanta fire insurance rates appointed a subcommittee chaired by Hugh T Inman and others will meet with insurance men Friday to seek a rate reduction. The full committee will review the subcommittee report before final action. Miss Virgie Paddock named chief maid of honor for Dallas reunion. An American syndicate reportedly seeks sites near Manchester for a mammoth mill to spin American grown cotton.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Hugh T. Inman
H. &. Johnson
J. R. Gray
George W. Parrott
John Grant
Stockdell
Paddock
Wort Worth
Tex
Virgie Paddock
Andlock
Robert
Wisconsin Contest Promises Gold Prize for Oratory
The Constitution promotes the Georgia intercollegiate oratorical contest set for April in Atlanta. The event aims for high interest among college men, with a handsome gold rat as first prize and a complete set of Modern Eloquence as second prize. The edition spans ten volumes with detailed typography, illustrations, and a focus on inspiring young minds to great achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
John Temple Graves
John Temple
Elgne
Advertising as profitable investment for effective placement
A ten year experience message from Geo. & Lowman of Empire bids in Atlanta emphasizes that advertising is money well spent only when intelligently prepared and placed in the mediums that pay. The statement notes the value of targeted, well-lit ad campaigns as a profitable investment rather than a mere expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Lowman
Empire Bids
Atlanta
Brady union stock yards seeks charter and growth
The court heard an application for a charter to form the Brady union stock yards. The proposed capital is 100000, with plans to raise to 500000. incorporators include T. Brady John Oliver and A J West of Fulton and Samuel P Jones of Bartow, represented by King Spalding. The venture would run stockyards feed stables packing and slaughter houses and cold storage and trade in cattle. Separately two witnesses were fined for absence in criminal court. Jule Wylie was sentenced to five years for larceny. Fulton Oda Fellows Temple Company chartered for 10000 to erect a temple for Fulton lodge No 2. Bobby Walthour paid county taxes. property includes a house on Woodward Avenue, personal property and a watch.
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Superior Court
Brady Union Stock Yards
King & Spalding
T. 3B
Brady John Oliver
A. J. West
Fulton County
Samuel P. Jones
Bartow County
Wye
van Winkle Machine Works
Bobby Walthour
Woodward Avenue
Safe deposit boxes offer free protection for valuables
The ad touts free protection for valuables stored with a strong south vault. It urges renting a safe deposit box to keep papers and items secure. Attendants are available 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., and the vault opens holidays and every day except Sunday.
Paine's Celery Compound Promises Cure for Blood Disorder
Purported ad copy claims Paine's Celery Compound cleanses impure or sluggish blood and rebuilds vital nerves. It cites a Minneapolis testimonial about blood poisoning from a finger cut, hospital stay, memory loss, and chest pains, asserting the remedy restored health and life.
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Paine
J. Argetsinger
14Th Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
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Arnica Balve
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I. W. Oglesby
Quitman
Kimball. S
Levi Nelson
Mr. Nelson
Max Stein
the Aragon
Mr. Stein
Sdea
William J. Dickinson
J M Dewberry
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Aragon
C. E. Battle
OS Ooho
R, Lee Wylly
Traveler’ Protective Association
Stone
Travelers’ Protective Associator
Pc. Cashman
Post
E 0. Myles
T. E. Harvey
C. I. Brazan
R. J. Thonas
H. H. Whitcomb
W. P. Anderson
W. R. Allen
P. Cashman
G. E. Johnson
J. H. Andrews
J. R. Padgett
W. C. Nunemacher
R. N. Fickett, Jr
Miles
R. L. Wylly
Georgia Lvision
Alonzo Mook
James L. Mayson
Roland B. Elite
Livingston Mims
Cty
Wylly
Prest
Guarantiee
E.G Griffin
Mer
Gate City Dental Rooms
Norcross Building
Wtl
Gaia
Hirsch Bros. Den’s Outfitters
Fact
Whitehall St. Sele
Banister’s Fine Shoes
Stanhopes
Victorias
Surreys
Phaetons
John M. Smith
Auburn Ave
Travelers Insurance Company
J. Ll Riley
Porto-Rico
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Mie i - Eiseman Bros
Whitenall St
Ses
Atlanta. GA
Egman Bec
Baltimore, Mid
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