Atlanta Endurance Dance Ends in Failure
Atlante's first long distance endurance dance ended in failure Tuesday night at the Analeg roof garden during Kiwanis Ladies Night. Wiley West and J. B. Kenedy began a 75 hour nonstop dance but collapsed after minutes. spectators saw West request new shoes, then wine spill and his incoherent collapse. The event followed several other Kiwanis features and was part of a social evening headlined by local entertainers.
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Atlante
Wiley West
J. B. Kenedy
Witep West
Mr. West
Ain
Esrer
Kiwanis
Wight
Elorme Vining
Salas
Community celebration highlights Kistanian contributors
Evening event featured dancing and late activities enjoyed until midnight. Notable participants included Frank Fair Fred Cool Edge Sherrard Kennedy Arthur Fal inbuts Forrest Traylor George Eu Banks Henry Heinz and various other Kistanians who supported the occasion in diverse ways.
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Frank Fair
Fred Cooledge
Sherrard Kennedy
Arthur Falinbuts
Forrest Traylor
George Eubanks
Henry Heinz
Teverall
Sale Announced Of Big Cotton Mill In Montgomery
An announcement from Montgomery reports the sale of the Montala Cotton Mill and related interests for about 750000 dollars. The Chinore-Brame Cotton Company and others are part of the deal. Details indicate a substantial transaction affecting local industry.
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Montgomery
Ala
Montala Cotton Mil Company
Chinore-Brame Cotton Company
Montgomers
Vaid
Battle to Stop Work Dropped by Carpenter
Carpenter declares he will carry out his own convictions opposing the Boys' High contract. He states both schools will receive equal consideration from current funds and be carried to the same completion state. A conference with Moor Sis and others followed.
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Bond Commission
Akdaman Carpenter
Moor Sis
Mssupines
Gils
Schoel
Alderman demands written assurance on Girls High funding and site
Alderman Carpenter states that certain board members plan to oppose building the Girls High School on the Rosalla street site. He refuses to withdraw his note of reconsideration unless he gets written black and white guarantees that funding will match other high schools and that construction will proceed at the voted location.
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Positiov
Alderman Carpenter
Rosalla Street
Board of Education
Immigration policy debate in Gary speech
The piece notes opposition to immigration quotas and argues restrictions shape labor supply and economic impact. It discusses past potential arrivals from western Europe versus limiting southern and eastern European immigrants, framing restriction as a serious factor in economic and business terms with a rough value estimate per immigrant.
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Friends of Restriction
Europe
Immigration viewed through social effects, not raw labor
The Constitution discusses President Harding's stance on immigration. It cites his claim that immigration should be evaluated by its impact on social organization rather than as mere raw material for industry, arguing for a broader societal perspective.
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Atlanta
Harding
Brittain Reviews Progress in Schools and Politics
Dr Brittain discusses progress in education while urging education remain separate from political influence. Alfred Newell and Willis Sutton welcome county school officials to Atlanta and praise unified cooperation. Professor Smith thanks Atlanta leaders as county and city officials express appreciation for the capital visit.
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Alfred (. Newell
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Willis A. Sutton
Atlanta Public Schools
Atlanta
J. 8. Smith
Reidvile
Association
Georgia Education Law Shaped Growth and School Tax
A Georgia speaker highlights how state education laws since 1910 have advanced primary and secondary schooling. He notes compulsory education, high school certificate value, transportation and consolidation, state aid for standard high school work, the 1912 and 1916 bond acts, and especially the Elders Carswell law mandating countywide special school taxes to fund local schools.
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Ontel
Georgia
Georgia Schools Financing Debate Prompts Reform Push
Georgia leaders urged fiscal reforms to finance public schools, arguing the state already contributes more than most and calling for bonded building funds, monthly appropriations, and tighter controls. Dr. Brittain and Dr. Starks pressed for a new system to end delayed payments and stop borrowing practices that undermine teacher salaries and school funding.
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Parks Crees
Starks
Fonda
Scho
Tate
Davis Opposes Lifting Immigration Bar in Speech
Davis argues against relaxing the bar on immigration tests and supports maintaining the numerical restriction. He emphasizes health standards and test requirements as central to current policy.
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Davis
Mr. Davis
Immigration moves to settle entry rules abroad
A report discusses selective immigration by screening applicants at foreign posts to spare individuals long ocean voyages. It urges transferring examination work of the immigration bureau overseas and storing admitted aliens to help them qualify as Americans, aiming to ease hardships at Ellet Island and other ports.
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United States
Ellig_island
Davis
Bis Department
Tribute to Holy Motherhood and the PTA aims
The article discusses the aims of the Parent-Teacher Association to unite home, school, and church for better education and religious training. Mrs Jones emphasizes co-operation, statewide demand for better schools, and the PTA as a university for parents. It details rural work, parenthood training, and the role of education in democracy, plus notes on officers and a forthcoming meeting at the Woman's Club with remarks by H V Shoals.
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Ccurch
Calesman
PT. A
Mra. Jones
Rs Re
Jonea 7
Jones
Ft University
Pst
James R. Little
Atlanta
Howard Payne
Alberton
John W. Rowlett
Atelanta
J. Fr. Andrews
C. P. Ozburn
Charles A. Hilbun
Macon
Willig A. Sutton
Parent-Teather Association
W. ML. MetCutcheon
Fraser Street
V. Peterson
Aspion
Tech High Srhant
Girls’ High Selyct
Peterson
Brrs
P. Jeter
Decatur
Z. Son
J. E. Andrews
C. TP. Qrburn
Charles Hilban
Lelia McCleland
Paul Etheridge
Beswick Murrah
J. N. Johnson
J. T. Flournoy
J. H. Rowlett
A. B. Reeves
Parent Teacher Association
Woman's Club
Hl. V. Shoals
Georgia Educntional Association
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