City Hall Sets Weekly Committee Meetings Schedule
The city announces a sequence of committee meetings this week. Ordinance andgew er committees meet Tuesday, Tax committee Wednesday, Claims Thursday, and Street committee Friday afternoon, with the Finance Committee to meet at the chairman’s call. The Board of Health holds its regular semi monthly meeting Friday afternoon.
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Annual Conference on Child and Woman Labor Opens Tomorrow
The third annual Conference on Child and Woman Labor begins tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the statehouse representative hall, a two day event aimed at aiding wage earners and improving conditions for women and children who must work. Gov Joseph M Brown and other prominent speakers are scheduled, with Miss Jean Gordon arriving in Atlanta and staying at the Piedmont hotel.
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Jean W. Gordon
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Jarome Jones
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Lucy A. Neild
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Opposition to Roosevelts plan in YMCA debate
Dr Len G Broughton Baptist pastor argues the YMCA must remain distinctly religious and evangelical, opposing removing directorship restrictions that would permit Roman Catholics and Jews on boards. He references Roosevelt, cites Roosevelts Reno remarks, and contrasts support from Dr John E White with his own theological stance citing Cornelius and Peter from Acts to defend evangelical purity. He warns mixed religious governance would lead to paganism and deny evangelical scope.
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Buckhead street car jump startles riders near Brookwood Bridge
Thirty passengers and crew aboard a Buckhead trolley escaped injury when the front truck left the rail near the Brookwood bridge and swung the car at a sharp forty five degree turn. The rear truck stayed on track while workers redirected the line and moved the car back into place, blocking traffic for two hours.
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Cornelius and Peter Explain Gentile Gospel Access
A discussion on Acts chapter ten argues against open Christian leadership to non evangelicals. It asserts the Gentile Cornelius and Peter’s vision show the gospel must be preached to all nations while preserving evangelical Protestant leadership and biblical authority. The piece warns that mixing Catholics with evangelicals would dilute Christian mission and doctrine.
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Good teachers wanted by city in Atlanta plans
Substantial salary raises for Atlanta public school teachers are expected to draw more applicants to examinations held at Boys High, with Mayor Winn promising future pay parity with top systems. Ten new modern school buildings slated for fall completion will intensify demand for qualified teachers as exams begin and run through Saturday.
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Brunnette Type to Prevail in United States
New York April 23— Dr George S Meylan and Prof Frederick Ward Putnam forecast a darker American physical type from southern European and Jewish ancestry, aided by sun tanning. They note taller, stronger undergraduates and urge athletes to maintain fitness and avoid alcohol, predicting broader physique and vitality gains for the nation.
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Three-Legged Chick Sings Like Mockingbird in City Office
Bam Jones of Old Wheat Street owns a seven day old three legged chicken that sings like a mockingbird. The bird was shown to The Constitution staff, rocking on its three legs as it eyed the desk and sang when confronted with the copy. Jones plans to train it with lemon juice, hoping it becomes a notable drawing card in the South.
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Old Wheat Street
Sam
Constitution Office
Roosters Estate
Hen’s
Little Rock Return Trip for Confederate Vet Reunion
Special Seaboard train from Atlanta leaves at 3 p.m. Sunday May 14 with arrival in Little Rock Monday morning. Regular trains also available. Fare $11.80 round trip. For full information visit City Office, 8 Peachtree.
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Atlanta
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Peachtree
Underwood Unmoved by Steel Trust Threat
Washington April 23 Special Chairman Underwood of the ways and means committee has received telegrams from his home district praising his stance toward the steel trust He dismissed threats tied to barbed wire protests and a $4 000 000 steel plant planned to employ 2500 in his district He vows past steel trust pressure on tariff votes will fail once again to bend him.
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Body of Dr McNeely Dubose Found Near Morganton
The body of Dr McNeely Dubose former rector of the Episcopal church here was recovered near Morganton North Carolina after an eight day search by his congregation and friends. He drowned while duck hunting with two companions on Saturday April 16 and was found about 6 30 tonight within fifty feet of his last sighting.
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Ansley Park Lots Auction Sale Today At 3 30 P M
Edwin P Ansley announces an auction of Ansley Park lots scheduled for today at 3 30 in the afternoon. Bids are expected from local buyers and investors as the sale proceeds under general city property listings.
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Florida Planter Assassinated in Old Feud Ambush
Sheriff John Collins of Santa Rosa county rushed to Holt after Kugendam, a wealthy planter, was assassinated in an ambush. Bloodhounds were taken to the scene. Authorities believe the killing stems from an old feud that has already claimed several family members.
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