Jitney Operators Lose Court Tilt In Atlanta Bond Rule
Temporary injunction against the jitney ordinance was denied in Fulton Superior Court. Jitney operators must post a $1,000 indemnity bond per machine by May 1 or face suspension as the city challenges the ordinance as unconstitutional. Court set May 12 hearing on the petition but left the bond requirement in effect, with filings naming John Y. Hood and others as operators challenging the measure.
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Fulton Superior Court
Atlanta
John Y. Hood
Pale Ton Superior Court
Hell
Chlef
Beavers
Johnson
W. Th. Tartafield
Ehateman
Jitney ordinance taunts indemnity bond demand and objections
An ordinance committee report claims jitney operators must post a $1.00 per person indemnity bond with the council clerk by May 1 or face prosecution. Operators denounce unlimited liability as unworkable and discriminatory, arguing bonds and premiums would drive them out of business. The complaint cites current local taxes and fees and notes jitney routes including Stewart avenue, Larks street, Grant Park, and Highwind Avenue as key operating areas.
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Oriinance
Georgin
Kate Heong
Sitnog Bua
Stewart Avenue
Larks Atrost Fiort
Jitney Bus
Marion Court Session In Camden Georgia Report
Marion county court in Camden Georgia on April 2 heard numerous important cases in both civil and criminal matters. The court clerk reported multiple indictments and verdicts affecting local residents and public safety agencies.
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Marion
Wandtasian
Elreult
Tinian
Atlanta Junior Chamber program tonight on WGM station
The Junior Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta sponsors tonight's 0300 to 1030 program at Station WGM. Bill Lowe and Bob Troy oversee arrangements with vocal and instrumental soloists, plus the Rainbow Orchestra. The event features popular dance music and aims to showcase first class artistes for Atlanta listeners.
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Bob Troy
WGM
Junior Chamber of Commerce of Atlanta
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Rainbow Orchestra
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Aotok
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Fang
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Ri Lowe
Rob Troy
Athinta
Songs Of Long Ago Feature Program At Station WGM
The late night broadcast on Station WGM presented mostly old songs, popular with southern music lovers. Mrs LeRoy Webb sang with rich mezzo voice and her husband LeRoy Webb contributed baritone numbers and duets. Mrs Gibbs Roy debuted as pianist, delivering unusual accompaniments and solo pieces. The program, though aimed at older listeners, offered a unique departure from current hits and drew nationwide radio fanfare.
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Webb
Gibbs Roy
Inga
Mra
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Ohn
Stitiod WM
Inlontiana Avatem Fragment Teases Town Turmoil
Fragmentary OCR hints at social and industrial unrest with critics disdainful of the present order. The text references a faction that seeks to tear the town, expressing no attitude of offering compromise. Names, dates, and locations are unclear in the readable portion.
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Inlontiana
Avatem
Well that's fine April 24 1923 at Station WGM
Dear sir Irving P Wolte of 2297 Grand Ave New York City reports receiving your radio programs at his home with loud distinct reception said in the letter dated April 24 1923 from Irving P Wolte.
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WGM
Irving P. Wolte
Grand Ave
New York City
Early Broadcast Features WGM Program With Noted Artists
Station WGM airs a 6 to 7 pm program arranged by Miss Myrtle Crossland featuring Miss Crossland with Miss Nettie Means piano, Guvile Smith piano, and Mina Stevens reader. Moana performs, with piano by Milas Moana, and Miss Smith offers classical pieces. Stevens presents readers and entertains listeners tonight.
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Nettie Means
Planist
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Cindya Stevens
Dha Atttion
Velew
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Ai¢ Lavora
Wus Welan
Finlah
Miss Smith
Mina Steven Lan
Mtation
WOM
Concert Card Letter Praises Station WOM Program
Dear Sirs. I enjoyed your concert last Saturday night in Josephine Texas. The note from W. OB Ford of Josephine thanks Station WOM for the program and mentions it was clear and enjoyable.
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WOM
Dr Adams Named Head of University
Dr M W Adams Ph D after 34 years at Atlantic University was named president emeritus KE Ewichell Ware is undergoing treatment. Adams, a Dartmouth and Hartford Theological Seminary graduate, said fall courses in finance and business administration will be added and several new buildings are planned to handle anticipated enrollment growth.
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Atlanta University
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Adams
Dartmouth College
Wartford Theological Seminary
Powers Glad To Be Back In Georgia After Escape
Abe Powers, convicted in December 1920 for involvement with Floyd Woodward gang, arrived in Atlanta in custody after recapture in Galveston Texas. He says he prefers prison in Georgia to being a fugitive and hints higher ups in the Atlanta confidence ring were never prosecuted. He plans to return to the state farm at Milledgeville to serve a one to five year sentence.
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Floyd Woodward
Atlanta
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Powers
Galvesston
Texas
Milledgeville
Lowers
Constitution
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Two Homes Sold by Arthur Burdette
An old notice reports Arthur Burdette selling two properties with details about property boundaries and conveyance involving Hales nf Wea residue and parties including A Morrister and BMG. The fragment references health officers and physicians, emphasizing public health roles and a quoted statistic about illness.
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Hales
Hilla
A. Morrister
BMG
Norwon
Cy Miller
Group of Stars Heard From WGM Broadcast
A stellar WOM program featured debutante Maggie Mittick of Decatur Ga and pianist Lily Smith with tenor Dolleson Jenn. Mittick delivered vivid soprano numbers and high passages while Mittick and accompanist Miss Mittick impressed with technique. Tollenon nickname Yolly, a student, showcased a rich tenor in several songs. Listeners are assured of further broadcasts from Station WOM with a balanced, popular lineup.
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Stanen Wom
Ists
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Misa Lillan Smith
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Jenn
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LaAlvar
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WGM
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Tollenon
Yolly
Mary
South
Thesea
Balanca
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Ponselle adored by Atlanta for generosity and art
Atlanta crowds shower soprano Rosa Ponselle with praise and flowers after her performances at the Auditorium. The beloved singer agreed to substitute for a sick colleague in d AFricaine and to sing for the Stone Mountain Memorial, energizing Atlanta with demonstrations of gratitude and admiration as her vocal power rises.
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Trosa Ponselle
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Tay
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New York
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Come
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Atlanta
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Phi Beta Pi Chapter Installation at Emory Tonight
The Phi Beta Pi medical fraternity installs its Emory chapter tonight at 7 in the chamber of commerce building. The new chapter, Beta Beta, is led by Dr J Edward McDowell with assistance from Dr Wil TL Fuchs. Undergraduate transfers join from Alabama and Texas campuses. About a million people in the United States are wanting artificial legs.
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Emory University
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Wil TL Fuchs
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Wii
Alabama
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University of Alabaia
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T. T
United States
Five oil giants cut gasoline prices nationwide
On April 27 five leading oil companies cut tank wagon gasoline prices by one cent per gallon citing surplus crude and lower costs. Standard Oil of Louisiana lowered to a cent price in Louisiana Arkansas and Tennessee while Standard Oil New Jersey and Standard Oil New York set new caps around 22 8 and 22 1 2 cents respectively with regional variances. Texas Gulf Refining and another firm also reduced by one cent in their areas.
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Tennessee
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New Jersey
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Improved Schedules And Important Changes Effective Sunday
Southern Railway announces new train No 4 to New York leaving Washington and Boston routes adjust. Train 4A will depart Greenville and Knoxville routes. Dicksonville service changes to Davidsonville. Cincinnati bound No 4 to 6 125 am. No 3 and No 4 hours altered. Train No 2 to Macon at 1 26 pm. service cuts noted with discontinued trains.
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