City council orders fund solicitation permit rule
City council adopted an ordinance requiring any person, firm, corporation or benevolent society to obtain a permit from the general downtown authority before soliciting funds on city streets. The act followed vigorous debate led by Councilman Claude Ashley and proposed by Councilman W. F. Buchanan, who aimed to empower the board of public welfare and threatened to move to abolish it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Welfare
Buchanan
Loswertme
Rail Y PP
Erik
Inge
Taryn Wal
Cornelimay
Longlay Avenue
Church Street
Nites ‘Avenue
Atlanta Avenue
AOS
North “Avenue
Kennesaw Avenue
North ‘Avenue
Griffin Street
Taft ‘Street
Tenth Street
West End Place
Gordon
Oak Street
Seventh
Elehth Streets
Peachtrees
Richardson Heating
Plumbing Company
East Seventeenth Street
Eolgar Dunlap Insurance Company
Walton Street
McMillan
Mas Rletta
Hemphill Avenue
Eset Avenue
Randolph
Alaska Stregta
Hast
Spring Street
Fulton County Commissioners
Fredericka Avenue
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Greenwood Avenue
Kimball Street
Rees
Council Eyes Welfare Board Powers and City Consolidation Talk
Council discusses widening the board of public welfare powers and hints at undoing its creation. Ed Mincey signals possible withdrawal as aid to a charter plan, while a special committee reports Fulton County consolidation is postponed for now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Mincey
Board of Public Wel
Man Mincey
General Assembly
Board of Public Welfare
Fulton
Atlanta
LAYS TREATY ASIDE TO PROBE HIGH COSTS
Debate centers on administration plans to curb price surges and ration or sell foodstuffs abroad. Key figures include Colver of the federal trade commission and Hines of the Treasury, with cabinet members meeting to discuss leveraging licenses and private hoarding limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
World Feed
Ameriien
America
Losa
United States Government’ Corporation
Food Administration
Origen
Arate
Kenyon
Owns
Kendrick
Wyoming
B. Ames
United States
Chicago
Tanvie
William P.G. Harding
Federal’ Reserve Board
Agatnst
Reeser
Wilson
Food price protests and government measures confrontation
The piece reports on a national food price crisis with lawmakers debating an embargo to curb profiteering, a plan for government wheat sales at $1.50 a bushel, and congressional actions amid pressure from railroad and packing-house workers. It notes opposition from retailers, packers, and some senators while others push for federal market controls and investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garmen
Shere
America
Madden
Tmnols
Hines
National Grange
C. Atkizon
Congress
Faddiata
Swift & Co
Washington
Kenyon
Mcense
Private Soldiers’ and Sailors’ League
iSenator Smoot
Utah
Gronne
Kellogg
Capper
United States Grain‘ Corporation
Reed
Missouri
Europe
McClure to Head Georgia Roosevelt Memorial Unit
McClure a prominent Atlanta merchant named chairman for Georgia of the Roosevelt Memorial association by national officers meeting in New York. Frank Reynolds appointed temporary secretary as McClure discusses acceptance with a state representative expected in Atlanta this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OW. McClure
Atlanta
Georgia
Roosevelt Memorial Association
McClure
New York
Theodore Hoosevelt
Frank Reynolds
Dar
Meclure
Roosevelt
Wy McGill
William Boyen ‘Thompson
Stale Ghae Pi Gurney
Gaid Court
Tara
Ipercase
Ita Capital
Abares
Labova
Brewster, Howell & Hein
Attorneya
Mortuary Notice From Georgia Aftermath
Fragmentary obituary note from Georgia lists names including Homer and Aratson with scattered phrases implying a death notice or funeral arrangement. Limited readable details prevent full reconstruction of identities or dates.
Local obituary fragment notes death of resident
Incomplete obituary fragment mentions a person aged 48 with a death notice placed in a local area, but key names dates and locations are unreadable. The readable bits indicate a standard death record published in a community newspaper, awaiting full transcription.
ROLLICKING RHYME OF STOCKADE POET TRIES PLEA
George Jacobs a stockade poet was arrested for drunkenness after release weekends. In police court he pleaded guilty and was fined 12 dollars for two offenses as Recorder Johnson ordered a night sentence if he recited his own song That Concrete Palace Just Beyond Grant Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Jacobs
Der
Johnson
Grant Parl
Shrimp Bill Favored In State Capital Visit
A Brunswick delegation visited the capital to push a shrimping measure. The bill would ban shrimp catching in sounds rivers creeks and estuaries and set uniform higher licenses for boats. Its aim is to boost the Georgia coast shrimp industry, projected to triple the value of fish and oyster products over five years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick
Georgia
Public Auction At Courthouse Door For Bungalow Sale
Time offers two unusual buying chances with a public outcry on Tuesday morning at 0 30. A six room bungalow at 298 E Fourth St near Jackson St is expected to fetch 6500 dollars but will be sold to settle an estate. Low rents in Atlanta make this a rare buy option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth St
Jackson St
Atlanta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Claude’ ‘Ashley
Baggage Cab CO
FamenoKe College
Salem, VA
Atlanta’ Law School
Accans
Seasion
Hamilton Douglas
Atlanta, Ga
Superior
Superior Motor Truck Co
Jos Devia
Sanitary Department
Contagious Diseases Hospital
Nadmann
Fire Department
Board of Firemasters
Nutting Wan
Con
R. R. Otis
Atlanta Real Eatate Board
Roperty Gumerst
Otis & Holliday
Peacetree Arcade
Balgony
Foote
Beyivany
Grotkor
Omersutn
Y. W. C. A. Hall
Continuey
Flrat
Sted
Flear Foge
Roosevelt ‘Memorial; Association
Aoa Amsting
Vision Company
Superior Court of
County
Petere
Empire
TEL Asda Bone
Woo Yoo Fin
Hers
Homer
Levilie
Aratson
R Od
Ned "Es Blaley
Portea
Marietta St
Sach
John Jones
Cee
Walter
Bennett
Grover’ C. Odur
Iy Nega i
Merritt
Forsyth County
H. HL. Honssean van
Southern Railway Tran
Lynchburg
Pavaenger Pullmanear
Philtinsburg
Lewis
Rernia
Bank Ride
New Orieana
Ira St
Forrest
George Adair Healey
Ivy Too
T. Weyman
Bayne Gibson
Andrew B. Chapman
Grant
Weyers
Gifford
Tegaiae
Commranica
Feinlar
Wit Bo
Onder
B. Watsor
Dcromalar
Foleibon
T. ‘Tollison
J. G. Tollizon
Ellen Janette Tollison
Dillon
W. Owens
Roswell
Awtry & Lowndes,Co
Black
Nellie Petera Black
Lamar Rucker
Athens
Mra
John F. ‘MacDoupald
Gon
Ralph’ P. Black
Sewanee
Tenn
P. L. Wade
J. H Ommond
Cathwood
D.C
R. MW. Black
Douglaston
L. J
Howars
H. My. Patter
Son
A. A. Leister
Lodge
RT. No 720
A. B. de A
BY. Jones
Tata
Gare
Sacer Itl
Fong
Exelento
Lena
Joel Hunter
Bermarine
Bermaline
Newspap
Nye
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!