Addresses of Hammowd and Lochbane in Georgia bond case
State Librarian Brown seeks a missing Scottish parliament member to complete the record of Georgia repudiated bonds. A visitor from Scotland obtained a pamphlet with Judge Lochrane and Colonel Hammond addresses, promising to return but vanished. The scarce pamphlet remains the sole copy. Brown proceeds with the volume while linking the visitor to ongoing bond redemption efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Georgia
Jadge O. A. Lochrane
N. J. Hammond
Chamber of Commeree
New York City
Fishl
New York
Geor‘gia
Stock Exchange
Henry Clews
Georgia Securities
tGammona
Lochrane
Hammond
Loch~rane
Clows
iMr. Brown
Atlanta
Charles C. Kibbee
Hla
Jstate
Scotland
London
Glasgow
Bis
Judge Lochrane
Colonel Hammond
Hia
Mr. Brown
Father Gunn Goes North for Annual Retreat in Washington
Father John E. Gunn of Sacred Heart Church leaves Atlanta for a ten day to two week annual retreat in Washington Octon and other eastern points. While there he will oversee plans for the Marist College complex in Atlanta including adding a story to the dormitory building delaying opening until September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John E. Gunn
Sacred Heart
Diamonds for sale tempt lovers of gems today
The notice advertises diamonds for sale to interested buyers, showcasing hundreds of stones in jewelry or unset form ready for choice of stone and setting. Location note reads St-Whitehell St.
Constitution Coupon Contest Heads Toward Buffalo Trip
The Atlanta Constitution reports about 200 000 coupons entered for a Buffalo exposition trip contest with results due four weeks from Labor Day. Voters include police and fire officials and labor candidates, with a likely labour candidate to win. eligible ballots must be resolved within five days at the Constitution office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Buffalo
Faw
Fire and Police Departments
Counciman
H. F. Garrett
Garrett
Machinists
Constitution Office
Force
Vaudeville Night Dazzles Lyceum With Star Acts
The Lyceum hosts a star studded vaudeville bill headlined by Rauscheke the mimic with Edmonds Emmerson and Emmons, the Revere Sisters, the Blondells Katzenjammer Kids routine, and bicycle act Brothers Ferrar plus equilibrist Hustus. Vitrage pictures round out a highly anticipated opening week.
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Lyceum
Coley Anderson
Anderson
Rauscheke
Edmonds
Emmerson
Emmons
Revere Sisters
Blondells
Leeds
Ferrar
Hustus
Lyceum Garden Opening Postponed to Next Monday
The Lyceum garden opening, planned for tonight, is delayed one week and will open to the public Monday evening. Manager Anderson postponed the event after telegrams from Cincinnati and Chicago said several attractions would not reach Atlanta before Tuesday morning. He chose to hold the acts over and begin the garden performance on Monday.
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Lyceum Garden
Anderson
Cincinnati
Chicago
Atlanta
War Induces City Council To Debate Franchises And Grand Jury Probe
City council faces a busy session with franchise matters on the agenda notably the extension of the Forrest Avenue line to the Boulevard for the Atlanta Rapid Transit Company amid a 21 year amendment dispute and a taxation on gross receipts issue. Alderman Pierce will introduce a resolution to convene the grand jury to probe alleged irregularities in municipal affairs. A fight over waste paper boxes at street corners is also expected as a local company seeks time to repair under a ten year city contract.
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Atlanta Rapid Transit Company
Forrest Avenue
Rapid Transit
Council
Fourth Ward
Fourth Wand
Aldermanic Board
Fourth Ward Committee
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Idncld Avenue
Pryor Street
Pierce
Grand Jury
Constitution
Alderman Pierce
Evan Howell
Board of Health
Steve Johnston
Hygenia Streets Company
Louisville
Nunchman Grady
W. A. Monnish
Peachtree and
City of
Atlanta
Paschtre Street
Gaid Point
A. Monnish, M.D
John C. Reed
Chamter of Commerce
Finance and
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Ordinance Committee Meeting On Tax Plan
Special meeting of the ordinance committee at 10 o clock in City Attorney Mayson s office to consider a charter amendment authorizing an occupation tax on all public utility concerns in Atlanta. Reports planned for council action this afternoon, with attendance by utility representatives.
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Ordinance Committee of Council
Mayson
Templecourt
Atlanta
Kontz
Grady
Council
Pierce
EB. C. Kontz
H. W
Coroner Inquest Clears Johnson in Smith Killing
The coroner held an inquest over Robert Smith killed by his brother in law J W Johnson. Verdict says Smith died from a knife wound inflicted by Johnson and recommends further investigation. Coroner Stampa doubts charges beyond manslaughter. Johnson surrendered after stating Smith advanced with a club. He is in custody in the Tower.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Smith
James W. Johnson
J. W. Johnson
Smith
Johnson
Stampa
Constitution
Mysterious Disappearance of Arthur Strickland Baffles Police
Arthur Strickland a 15 year old from 22 Broyles street vanished after leaving the Young Men's Christian Association at 9 PM Saturday night. Described as exemplary and habitually studious, he had been attending night school and was seen returning home before bedtime. exhaustive searches failed to locate him, raising kidnapping theories and prompting city detectives to pursue leads as his distressed mother and brothers await news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Strickland
Broyles Street
Christian Association
Young Men's Christian Association
Moat
Bass
Bass Fraser
Cool Weather Draws Crowds to Atlanta Parks
A warm but not sweltering spring day in Atlanta brought large crowds to city parks. Car riding remained popular with cool breezes fueling afternoon and evening use, and park concerts drew big audiences across the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Humber
Unca
Organize to boost cotton prices says Georgia preacher
A Georgia Aughts era letter urges farmers to form the Cotton Growers Protective Association to stabilize lint prices. Colonel W. A. Broughton of Madison leads Georgia efforts while Marvin Jordan drives Texas organization. The author warns low prices force farmers away from fields and predicts a future 29 million bale demand if growers unite and raise prices.
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Tsraet
Baden
Cotton Growers Protective Association
W. A. Broughton
Madison
Cotton Growers’ Protective Association of
Georgia
Marvin Jordan
Interstate’ Cotton Growers’ Protective Association
Texas
Wouth Jn
Bool
William L. Pik
Fountain Hill
Conyers
Auptiat
Violent Insanity Case In Peck Hospital Patient Taken By Police
Miss Concha Balaguer, recently detained for violent insanity, was again removed from Presbyterian Hospital to police custody. Her mother refused involvement, and officials faced hurdles in placing her at a state lunatic asylum due to residency rules. Police and authorities arranged secure confinement during last night’s transfer.
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Concha Balaguer
Presbyterian Hospital
Balange
Georgia
Syke
Organizing the Military in Wheeling
Wheeling West Virginia August 4 The Crescent lodge Amal gamated association begins forming the first labor union military company. About 80 citizens in the plan. many union men favor the move and expect large participation. The two full companies will be independent and not state controlled, akin to secret and religious organization troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling
W. Va
Crescent Lodge
Amalgamated Association
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Btranger
Guarantea
New York Chamber of Commerce
Hood
Father Gunn
Diamonds
St-Whitehell St
Showa
Tonsy
AusAihin
Ordinanes
Persong
Beaboard Air Line
Tresses Boy
Fraser
Peek
Halter
United Action
India
Egypt
Russia
South
Spectrators
Eiseman Bros
Washington, DE. C
Atlanta, GA
Baltimore, Md
Eiannes Sea
Pass
Sicitans
Hirsch Bros
Whitehall
Police Vaudeunes
Eavuschelle
The
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Blonpelles
Slogers Perral
Imperial Theater
Imperial
Tyboe
Aisenlanistes
Colmer Pryor and
Alavaiche Streets
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