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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1921

Page

8

Meeting Called Over Tax Election In Atlanta

Civic leaders invited by Mayor Key to city council chamber Friday plan a campaign for the August 32 referendum to raise taxes from 125 to 150 on the flu. The charter amendment passed and signed by Governor Hardwick. separate voting for the ballot. Numerous local organizations receive invitations including the Chamber of Commerce Woman's clubs and many civic groups.

Atlanta Key City Council Chamber General Assembly Hardwick Atlanta Woman's Club City Federation of Women's Clubs Atlanta Federation of Trades Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Fulter County Medical Society Jewish Alliance Junior League Rotary Klwanians Civitan Irons and Optimist Clubs Junior Chamber of Commerce American Secton Parent- Teacher Council League of Women Voters Atlante The Hed Cross Atlanta Clearing House Neal Estate Board the Journal the Constitution Toe Gieorgian Rov Scopte Camp Fire Girls

Southeastern Fair Probe Set to Open Friday Afternoon

Atlanta city council begins a Friday afternoon probe into the Southeastern Fair association's management. The special committee will review the legality of the city's contract, receipts and disbursements, and spending on improvements and salaries. Committee members are Councilman Bob Gordon as chair, J A Couch, and Alvin Richards.

Southeastern Fair Association The Fair Association Atlanta Bob Gordon J. A. Couch Alvin Richards

Train wreck victim believed to be Atlantan identified

Police hold body in Normah Oklo awaiting full identification after a train crash on July 27. Efforts continue to confirm if the deceased man is Joe Harris of Atlantan origin based on clothing and documents found.

Normah Oklo Joe Harris

Miss Jewell Dobson Secures Position After Southern Business College

A 1922 letter from Atlanta praises the Southern Shorthand and Business University for training Miss Jewell Dobson. She credits the college with her successful position at J H Schroeder & Bros and urges enrollment for autumn, highlighting facilities at 101 Whitehall Street and ongoing day and night classes.

Miss Jewell Dobson The Southern Business College Jewell Dobson Southern Miss Dobson Atlanta Southern Shorthand and Business University Watlemen South Jewell Whitehall Street Briscoe Ll. W Arnold Atelanta

Atlanta Civic Forum Formed To Promote Efficient Government

The Atlanta Civic Forum formerly the committee of 100 formed as a permanent civic body to promote efficient government. Charles N Walker elected president, succeeding Col. William Lawson Peel. Jesper W. Armistead named vice chair. Frank Weldon treasurer. G Marvin Underwood executive chair. The group plans ward forums for public discussion and candidate Q&A to foster informed voting and accountability.

Atlanta Civic Forum Committee of 100 Cable Hall Charles N Walker Walker Roofing Company Atlanta Wiliam Lawson Peel Committee of Law Jesper W. Armistead Frank Weldon G Marvin Underwood Walker AVI Acta Tuessagara Atlanta Cafe Forum Sto Chile

Deputy in Charge of Bank Robber Fined for Escape

W H Gantt, in charge of J R Brooks who robbed the Bank of College Park on June 28, was fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 20 days in jail by Judge John D Humphries in Fulton superior court. Gantt admitted negligence claiming sleep from 3 to 4 am allowed the escape. Brooks’ wife fled with a trunk Sunday.

W OH Gantt J. R. Brooks Bank of College Park United States Public Health Service Peachtree Road Dudge John D. Humphries Fulton Superior Court Gantt Atlanta Police Department James I. Lowry Brooks Wille E. A. Stephens

Revival Opens Weeklong Series at Pendergrass Ga

Prominent Methodist minister Rev Henry Pace of LaGrange begins a ten day revival in Pendergrass, assisted by Rev Hammon. The opening sermon centers on life lines to growth in grace with several themes on Jesus, salvation, and personal conduct.

Henry Pace LaGrange Pendergrass Hammon lOthers Jesus Christ Prusa God

Venable to Host Youthful Friends at Stone Mountain

Deputy Clerk Walter Venable with Fulton superior court ties for fifty years hosts a party for his youthful friends at Stone Mountain at 4 30 Wednesday afternoon. The event at Mrs John Beauchamp King House will have Mrs Beauchamp as hostess and presents for the children.

Walter Venable Fulton Superior Court Stone Mountain John Beauchamp King House

Army air service survey eyed for Atlanta as transcontinental stop

Atlanta Chamber of Commerce secretary Charles 5. Robert Lou reports a Washington air director will send an Army Air Service officer to survey Atlanta for a possible transcontinental air route station on the Washington to San Diego line. Camp Gordon parade grounds may be used, with higher approval sought. a temporary landing field is requested for the survey.

Charles Robert Lou Atlanta’cghamber of Commerce Washington Air Director Army Air Service Atlanta Washington-to-San Bilego Cal Camp Gordon Aerial Transport Corporation of New York Chamber of Commerce Robertson Ait Jservice

Quorum Shortfall Delays Capital Removal Hearing

The senate constitutional amendments committee failed to meet at 2 PM due to lack of a quorum delaying action on the capital removal bill. Chairman Wohlwend indicated the committee would reconvene at a future date. Senators Manson and Hooper criticized the cancellation though Manson signaled readiness for a decisive showdown.

Constitutional Amendments Committee Senate Eould Eld Wohlwender Frank Manson Frank Hooper Atlanta Manson Senator Wal

Earlier Hearing Set On Chicken Houses Closure

Judge George L. Bell in the inferior court granted an order moving the injunction hearing on Ed Ware and Terrell Lewis's chicken house closure from August to Wednesday. Residents had petitioned the solicitor-general to shutter the house after concerns in the neighborhood. The postponed date was set on the application of Ware and Lewis.

George L. Bell Ed Ware Terrell Lewis Solicitor-General Ware & Lewis

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