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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1921

Page

5

Hospital expansion plan approved amid funding authorization

Government through the public health service authorizes four hundred forty five thousand dollars for erection and equipment of a new permanent hospital to serve five hundred beds at an enhanced site. Temporary plans include fifty six bed cottages and a tuberculosis unit with further expansion possible. contracts will be let to the lowest bidder as details finalize.

Public Health Service Treasury Department Aoe Augustel

Vinson Gets First Large Postwar Hospital Bed Expansion

Congressman Carl Vinson, praised by associates, secures the first large postwar hospital expansion in the South. The effort aims to enlarge a hospital to one thousand beds, marking a milestone in medical care infrastructure.

Carl Vinson Jonze South

Blackmail case referred to higher court in Lackey Gleer matter

Judge George E. Johnson, after a lengthy hearing, sent the blackmail case involving W A Lackey and W T Gleer to the superior court. The case stems from charges by J F Jones. Lackey testified his daughter Myrtle disappeared and was found drugged in their home basement after Jones took her to Lakeswood. Gleer, a former private detective, denied impersonating an officer in a $250 settlement deal.

George E. Johnson W. A. Lackey W. T. Gleer Superior’ Court Lackey Myrtle Lackey Wen Jones Lakes Wood Gloer T Hat Chey Wastikely

Castleberry Dies of Injuries by Auto

G F Castleberry a noted engineer for the General of Georgia railway died from injuries after being struck by automobile driven by G D Wolf. The accident occurred as Castleberry crossed the street near his home after bringing in his engine. Wolf said Castleberry wandered and zigzagged, and died from shock and later injuries. He served the railroad 32 years.

Columbus G. F. Castleberry Ceneral of Georgia Railway Wolf Castleberry

Ansley Park League to Meet Tonight at Golf Club

The Ansley Park Civic League will hold its regular monthly meeting tonight at the Ansley Park Golf Club. Superintendent of Schools W. A. Sutton will address the gathering on school problems. Committees will report and the membership committee will seek to organize a women's action group within the league.

Ansley Park

Three Negroes Held on Robbery Charge in Thomason Case

Three men identified by J H Thomason the local grocer as the robbers who held him up and shot him on July 11 are in Fulton county Tower in default of 5000 bail awaiting grand jury action. Will Harris Andrew Hin and Julius Burton are held. detectives Fowers and Whitley led to their capture.

J. H. Thomason Fulton County Will Harris Camp Benning Andrew Hin Brooks Alley Julius Burton Jackson Place

Reverend M'IVER Leaves Atlanta for Clayton Vacation

Reverend D. M. Melver, pastor of Druid Hills Presbyterian, departs Atlanta for a four week vacation in Clayton, Ga. Rev. Mr. Manery covers the first Sunday, with Dr. Thornwell Jacobs C. P. Philips and Dr. C. C. Jones handling the others. Chaplain Sewell of the federal prison will speak at Sunday evening Christian Endeavor services.

D. M. Melver Druid “Hills Presbyterian Church Clayton Mr. Manery Thornwell Jacobs C. P. Philips C. C. Jones Sewell Federal Prison Christian Endeavor Society

Insurance Abents and Convention Highlights at Piedmont

The 1923 two day convention opens Thursday at 9:30 AM in the Piedmont hotel with Dr Thornwell Jacobs as principal speaker at a closing dinner at the Piedmont Driving Club. 1921 leaders include President Fred Hines and secretary Robert F Moore. Georgia Cotton Trust chooses Ivy Street site for its new bank with a $22,500 purchase and 1,000,000 share capital, ten percent paid, progress planned with building improvements.

Conventino Piedmont Joe W .Vinson South Carolina John E.- Whisonant Robert F. Moore Oy Company G. J. McDowell Wilmer L. Moore Mr. Hines Cotton Bank Ivy Street Exchange. Place Isx Hugh M. Dorsey Georgia Cotton Trust Company Exchange Place W. J. Healey Dorsey

Charges of highway robbery dismissed for four defendants

After evidence in cases of Charles Gossett J D Purdue Q M Condon and A M Gossett all charged with highway robbery and assault and battery by J H McKerley the city recorder's court clerk the judge Wednesday morning dismissed the charges the plaintiff claimed the warrants were sworn out because the men were speeding and beat him and took $14 from him the boys denied the charges

Charles Gossett J. D. Purdue Q. M. Condon A. M. Gossett J. H. McKerley City Recorder's Court Judee Luther Z. Rosser Pleintiff

U S authorizes loans to farmers under new law

The article explains a federal scheme to form national farm loan associations. Ten organizers draft articles of agreement, subscribe stock, and present to a federal land bank which then issues a charter. The group must raise at least 20 000 in loans and invest 50 dollars in stock per member to qualify.

Federal Land Bank Federal Land of Neere National Farm Loan Association Federal Farm Loan Board Federal Land Bank of National Farm Loan’ Association National Farm Loan’ Association Hank National Farm-Loan Association Federal Bank of

Local farmer Ernest Stathem sells cotton at auction

The county board member and prominent farmer Ernest Stathem, owning over 200 bales, had his lot disposed of to local buyers at 11 pounds per bale. The cotton, said to have averaged better than competing lots, was stored among three local warehouses.

Ernest Stathem County Board

Reports of Looting Denied at Central Station

W W F Posle, a road investigator, stated that claims of armed bandit lootings near Macon were unfounded. He described trains being halted briefly by perceived threats, noting no verified robberies or injuries despite frequent rumors.

Central Denied

Debates Over Banking Policy and Williams Harding Rivalry

The article discusses friction between Williams and Harding in Washington regarding federal reserve policy. It notes past personal clashes at meetings, and claims the Atlanta Fed reduced loans to member banks while expanding loans to nonmembers to ease farm and market distress during 1919-20, all under a 6 percent rate with full approval from authorities.

Washington Harding Wiliams Ragerveard Williams Treasury Department Wiliame Lfe Federal Reserve Buard Atlanta Greally

Federal Reserve Board Meeting Report On Board Actions

Report notes testimony and congressional inquiry into the Federal Reserve Board. Mentions Governor Weltborn and Secretary McAdoo. References attempts to reestablish Atlanta land and Federal Reserve actions.

Seine Ody Faepordhya Weltborn Atlanta Fedral Zecretary McAdoo Wilson Federal Reserve “Board Halla

Defendants Declared Guilty In Diamond Robbery Case

The jury heard that Camapbettto and Webb halted a car to change a radiator, then Webb snatched a diamond ring from Mrs Arthur and a line from her husband to bolster the robbery tale. Mendenhall testified Webb forced him to surrender items, with Webb corroborating the account later.

Arthurs J.B Mendenhall Webb Sira Glenn Arthur

Arrest in Hold Up Case Details Confession and Denial

Geoffrey Arthur presided as the defense team during a hold up case where Mraz Glenn allegedly dropped a stocking and rings. Mrs Glenn reportedly hid items and claimed Menfienhall had fled. The suspect admitted at the station, then denied the confession. Arthur and other lawyers led the defense with Solicitor-General Boykin prosecuting. other defendants faced later proceedings.

Rob Arthor Wolice Station Wereterners Bush, ©. W. Worrill, of: Cathbart, “and Chappell, & Ray Atlanta John A. Boykin

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