State Highway Conditions Report Highlights Good Road Overall
A weekly highway department review shows roads drying out after recent rains. Most routes are in good to excellent or fair condition with several segments under construction but passable, including central and southeastern corridors from Atlanta toward Athens, Macon, and Columbus. Detours and under construction notes appear for multiple routes with weather affecting travel.
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Youth Wins Own Prohibition Trial In Federal Court
In Mobile Alabama Monday Judge Robert T. Ervin opened a special session in the absence of Judge Sibley. Charlie Carr of Forsyth County, 22, defended himself on a prohibition charge. Prohibition agent H. Parka testified Carr took money for whisky. Carr testified to innocence and the jury found him not guilty after five minutes. Two women pleaded guilty, Mrs. George Kidd admitted narcotics possession and was awaiting sentence. Helle Rogers admitted whisky possession and was fined.
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Robert T. Ervin
Mobile
States Court
Samuel Sibley
Athens
Charlie Carr
Forsyth County
Hnee
Finnd
H. Parka
Carr
George Kidd
Urvini
Helle Rogers
Atlanta City Funds Shortage Eases for Payrolls Next Month
City Comptroller Graham West said Atlanta will likely have enough funds to cover routine expenses and payrolls by May 1 after noting the treasury’s tight position. He cited a $1,000,000 borrowing limit and about $40,000 available now, with tax installments beginning May 1 and water bills expected to boost receipts.
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Eity
Elts
Atelanta
Graham West
Weat
Chautauqua Speaker to Address Plumbers at Georgia Meet
Colonel W G Archer a veteran of WWI will deliver the principal address at the Masters Plumbers Association of Georgia annual convention in Atlanta in April. George B Lyle announces. Dr John Ju Seaman Georgia Trade Extension bureau will review past work and outline future plans. Ya Slater of The Plumber's Trade will also speak. Officers include W O Toftia president and W H Darby treasurer. Sessions will be at the chamber of commerce.
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W. G. Archer
Master Plumbers’ Association of Georgia
Atlanta
George B. Lyle
Archer
National Trade Extension Bureau
John Ju. Seaman
Georgia Trade Extension Bureau
Liberty Town
Bureau
Ya. Slater
Cameste
Plumbere
Tie
Wer Association
State Association
SRO Adds Tool of Atlanta Churches
Figures compiled Monday by the committee on church cooperation show 3,023 new members joined during five weeks ending Sunday night, including 808 in colored churches. Denominational totals include Baptist 1,090, Methodist 1,012, Presbyterian 410, Episcopal 102, Lutheran 26, Christian 110. Colored churches add 724 Methodist, 128 Baptist, 16 Presbyterian. Campaigns began April 1. next year’s campaign arranged with Rev Samuel A. Cowan president. Rev Charles W. Daniel and Rev J S Strickland announce revival services to begin next Sunday.
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Committee On
Methodist
Presbyterian
Episcopal
Luthern
Christian
Baptist
Monas
Rey
Samuel A. Cowan
Inman Park Baptist Church
Fast Point Baptist
Antioch Baptist
Inman Park
Richmond, Va
Rev. Strickland
J. DeBardejeben
Joint Terminals Appeal Verdict To J C Baker
Propr ieters of the Atlanta Joint terminals seek a new trial after a $21 485 damage verdict awarded to J C Baker former switch man. The suit arose from injuries in 1921 when struck by a switch engine. Attorneys listed include McDaniel Neely Thotung Gewla and Slanpey.
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J. C. Baker
Monday
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Neely
Raked
Fulton
Thotung J
Gewla
TT. Slanpey
Traffic officer denies charge of discourtesy at Forsyth
G A Chaffin a Forsyth traffic officer faced a dispatched report from Police Chief Beavers about alleged discourtesy to two women at the Aragon hotel area. Chaffin says he politely explained the city parking rule allowing three taxicabs at a time and noted taxi firms pay $20 per car for this privilege. Mayor Sims ordered an investigation after information from Councilman Ashley.
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Forsyth
Docktree
Poice
James J. Beavers
Misa Fannie Spahr
Gakland Avioor
Yda Hurtel
Thla
Chaffin
Aragon Hotel
Walter A. Sims
Corneilman
Ashley
What Is The Difference In A Hen Egg And A Duck Egg
A quirky piece argues advertising shapes choices from coffee to clothes noting how slogans and trademarks steer daily purchases. The piece promotes a national slogan and trade mark campaign by The Constitution offering pay for identifying advertised articles and slogans.
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Pon
Boys Confess In Drug Store Hold-Up Implicates Brother
Police report that Lewis Hughes of 140 West Peachtree Street confessed to taking part in the Pershing Point Coursey and Gordon Drug Store hold-up. He implicated his brother Mickle Hughes, who is said to be exonerated by the confession. Dr Beasley supervised the store at the time, with Officer John W Laws making the arrest. Identifications were made by Dr Bengley.
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J. W. Beasley
John W. Laws
Bengley
Jett
Jason Burr Council To Exemplify Cryptic Masonry Degrees
Jason Burr council No. 13 Rial and Select masons will exemplify the three degrees of cryptic Masonry at a special session in the Masonic temple on Wednesday afternoon May 2 at 5 o clock. Applications with $10 fee must reach Recorder W A Sins 710 Trust Company of Georgia building by April 29. A banquet will follow in the temple dining hall, with several prominent masons expected.
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Jason Burr
Rial
Masonic Temple
W. A. Sins
Trust Company of Georgia
Payroll Bandits In De Kalb County Elude Officers
Decatur Ga April 23 No clue to the identity of the two men alleged to have held up Tid Baugh the negro chauffeur of Forrest Green superintendent of the Georgia Car and Locomotive company and robbed him of $250 payroll for a crew of laborers working near Chamblee has been found according to Sheriff J A McCurdy of Kalb county Officers have a partial description of the bandits and are continuing the search.
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Decatur
Tid Baugh
Forrest Green
Georgia Car and Locomotive Company
Chamblee
J. A. McCurdy
Kalb County
Tax Collections in Troup County Report Strong
LaGrange Ga April 23 Special In the final report to the comptroller general Troup county shows 12 percent of state county and school taxes for the year 222 collected This is among the best reports by a Troup tax collector Tax Collector I T Poss Threshers has earned hearty congratulations on the report and work
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LaGrange, Ga
Troup County
Comptrofler
T. Poss Thrers
Baptists to Meet in LaGrange Graduation Address Planned
The Western Heaven Bantist graduation will be at Mt. Mark's Baptist Church in Meriwether County Friday at 7. Governor elect Cit Ford Walker will deliver the principal address on the topic Christian Hatheaton.
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LaGrange
Gan Apel
Anealali
Alark
Tantiat
Dan-Nax Patent Tonic Promises Quick Digestion Relief
Ad promotes Dan-Nax as a laxative tonic for indigestion dyspepsia sour stomach heartburn and constipation. It claims a week of use yields better appetite and comfort with a money back refund if not delighted. Includes cautions on indigestion and kidney trouble and notes druggist refund option. Ad ends with Belle Isle taxis note.
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Dun-Nax
Belle Isle
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