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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1923
Page
19
A proposed measure to standardize real estate operations in the state was unveiled after a Georgia Trade and Real Estate license committee meeting chaired by George M. Brown. The plan targets licensing, public access, and regulated practice for brokers and agents, with a focus on tightening oversight and curbing unlicensed activity.
A railroad welfare agent addressed attendees at a memorial service detailing welfare programs and community support. The speech highlighted aid for railroad workers and families, stressing safety, health benefits, and the role of the welfare office in providing resources.
Plainly write your name and address with six cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa and receive a trial package including Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and Chamberlain's Salve for burns wounds piles and skin affections all for five cents persistence and urgency noted.
An annual meeting of Georgia county and city school officials will open at Lockwood in Atlanta with delegates from Athens and surrounding counties, including state and local education leaders. The program features speeches by university and school leaders, a tour of Atlanta schools, and a luncheon parade agenda. The event aims to discuss higher education and teacher attendance while suspending normal activities to allow participation.
W J Bridges of 425 1 2 Garnett street faced recorder's court on charges of shooting with intent and carrying weapons without license after allegedly firing five times at Special Officer A J Russell of the N C and St L railroad. Bridges, intoxicated, reportedly fled by leaping onto a moving car driven by Mrs Walter Clarke at 05 Seminole Avenue, with Clarke's three children inside.
Washington April 1 The federal trade commission filed a complaint against Bowers Brothers Inc Richmond Va and Lipscombe Hassell company Livingston and company Greenville S C and Talmadge Brothers and com Plas Athens Ga jobbers alleging price fixing on coffee and restrictions on sales to dealers not adhering to the fixed prices The respondents have thirty days to answer the complaint.
The Trinity College alumni held a banquet at the Ansley Hotel to organize a new Trinity club for alumni, former students, and friends of navigation. Officers elected: H. Smythork president, Colonel Walter Andrews vice president, I. P. Wiley secretary and treasurer. Professor H. Flowers honored. discussion on college athletics and funds noted.
George W. Hypvaria of the UK, a Republican official and suffrage leader, died suddenly today of heart disease at his residence in Washington.
The Studebaker Corporation of Anerlen and Yarbrough Motors Atlanta distributors hosted over 100 employees and allied organizations in Atlanta for a social evening with a fine dinner and dance. J. J. Yarbrough and ALM Mentani led the event to honor recent gains and foster unity among members. plans to move into new facilities were hinted.
In Birmingham on April 16 officials announced Southern Railway plans to double track to Birmingham. The move would extend a Washington to Birmingham route, linking major hubs and boosting freight and passenger capacity.
Funeral services for Dr Frank H Galnen president of Agnes Scott College were held Monday at the Presbyterian Church in Decatur where he served as pastor before founding the college The faculty trustees students and many friends attended as the body was buried in West View Cemetery following a brief illness He was remembered as a trusted leader and head of the college for many years
Preparations are completed for a Negro musical program at the Luditerian Armory on May with a program featuring senior chords from church schools. Directors from the Ohertin and Vallots colored organizations will lead the event and arrangements have been made for accommodations.
Ton Engrett, 5, of 36 Prospect Place, died suddenly near the Lawar Bankly Drug Company offices on South Forsyth Street at 2 PM Monday. Witnesses said acute indigestion caused the death. coroner will not hold an inquest. Englett had worked for the Lamar Rankin Company for some time before death.
A 14 year old boy was struck Monday afternoon on Pedmont Avenue near Waserlinaly by a motorcycle. He was knocked down on a curb and taken to a hospital by ambulance. Police detained the motorcyclist, and the boy remained under care at the hospital as doctors assess injuries.
A bond of 810,000 was forfeited by a district of Columbia court after a defendant, Harry Maree, failed to appear for sentencing following his detention with his father, Chulee de Maree, and an incident connected to Martin shipping funds. Proceedings indicate continued failure to appear in the case.
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