Treadwell Fund to Aid University Scholarships Soon
The estate of Mrs Rebecca J Treadwell is expected to provide about $50 900 for University of Georgia needy student scholarships. Trustee 8 W Carson said settlement will fix the amount and determine if funds are loan or grant based. The plan mirrors historic loan funds aiding hundreds since 1892 and may resemble past large endowments. Mrs Treadwell widow of Atlanta businessman T J Treadwell.
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Rebecca J. Treadwell
University of Georgia
W. Carson
Treadwell
Carson
Wille M. Everett
Joseph E. Brown
Charles McDonald Brown
Ft 4G
Elizabeth Mather Kindergarten Moves to 65 East Fourteenth Street
Elizabeth Mather Kindergarten announces a new location at 65 East Fourteenth Street with attractive grounds near Piedmont Park. The school pledges careful training by kindergarten specialists for North Side families from Peachtrea Street to Druid. Registration for fall term is Wednesday August 31 from 9 to 12.
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East Fourteenth Street
Piedmont Park
Peachtrea Street
Elizabeth Mather
Misa Bianche Grosbee Loverldre
A. M
Hemlock
Kennedy inquest ends with murder verdict in framing
John D Kennedy father of John Belton Kennedy, a young Los Angeles broker, testifies that his son was driven to a planned murder. The coroner’s jury returns death by gunshots with intent to murder, unknown shooter, as district attorney seeks to present evidence to a grand jury. Mrs. Madalynne Obenchain, linked to the case, professes love and offers testimony of the night, while investigators pursue a circumstantial case tying in two men and a Los Angeles canyons scene. A letter from Kennedy’s fiancée hints at unresolved betrayal and duty, with police tracing a shotgun receipt in Chicago as the probe widens.
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John D. Kennedy
John’ Belton Kennedy
Eig
Joseph Nolan
Chenchain
Kennedy
Obenchain
Madiynne
J. Belton Kennedy
Mel Y
Ming
Belton
Calliforatt
Evanston
Belt Ton
Congress Hopes for Short Recess After Tax Bill Deals
Congress aims to adjourn soon after finishing the tax revision bill. President Harding, Senate leaders, and House Republicans discuss a potential recess by August 20, or shortly after, to allow uninterrupted work on the tax measure and related farming relief and railroad funding bills.
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Washington
Congress
Harding
Senate
House
Chattan Fordney
Ways and Means
Mondell
Wyoming
Curtis Ig
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Senate Interstate Commerce Commission
Meyer
War Finance Corporation
Davis
Railroad
Woman Pleads Tears Over Child Taken From Her in Georgia
Rome Georgia August 3 Special kneeling in mud on East Thirteenth Street Mrs Will Horton begged sheriffs officers not to take her three year old. Brought to Ordinary Johnson's office she wailed for over an hour. Grandparents had appealed to Floyd county prosecutor that the mother was unfit. Ordinary Johnson acting judge ordered the child remain with the mother at 3 o'clock hearing held with witnesses present except the mother and child. The mother and three year old daughter last seen in an automobile with a driver. The sheriff still holds the other children and the driver.
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Rome
Thirteenth ‘Street
Will Horton
Johnson
Latill
Floyd County Prothon
Heated Civic Forum Participants Clash Over Police Case
A crowded civic forum featured sharp exchanges among candidates for council. Homer C. Denton defended his position against investigators while claiming bias against him. Allies of candidates spoke up, defending Councilman Alvin Richards and others as the discussion touched on police reform and the handling of the investigation.
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Nutting
Br. Bear
Harry’ York
Richards
W. L. Payne
Fulton’ Snterior
Alvin Richards
Chambers
F. Peck
Nmn Boeke
Julian Boehm
Ae C.T. Bailey
Tenth Ward
L. M. Ragedale
Ragedale
O.K. Ellis
Ninth Ward
Banco’ Report
Maddox
Eleanor Raoul
J. W. Maddox
Roawell Road
Imits
J. P. Hauneon
Democratic Executive Committee
M. C. Hardin
Rinse Teing
Food Authority
Ragsdale
Cart Colvin
Byank Callaway
Lee
Eleventh
Homer C. Denton
J. J. Carpenter
J.C. Murphy
J. H. Olson
J.R. Nutting
Autoist Is Killed as No Accident Week Grows
J Douglas Edgar golf pro at Druid Hills Golf Club was struck and killed by a speeding automobile at West Peachtree and Fifth. Police search for the driver. car found on Hemphill Avenue and Fifth Street. Edgar’s widow in Newcastle, England, requests funeral rites. inquest planned. City officials push intensified traffic safety measures during No Accident Week with Junior Chamber urging public cooperation.
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United States
Canada
West Peachties and
Fifth Streets
Atlanta
Edgar
Tuesaday
Hemphill Avenue
Fifth Street
Luigar
W. Lunsford
Tom Wilson
Druid Hills
Sapv
Senate Budget Battle Ties to Confederate Veterans Aid
In a heated session the Senate debated a financial bill with veterans' aid at stake. Proposals to boost appropriations for old Confederate veterans and for tech and the University of Georgia were defeated amid party lines. An amendment to raise Tech funding failed 28 to 18, and another to push the overall appropriation failed on a 22 to 19 vote.
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Miss
Bilis
Foy
House
University of Georgia
Hutching
Wohelwender
Walker Ad Nix
Walker
Wohlwender
Senate
Game Tech
State College
Smith- Lever
Game Committee
Nix
Wim
Aight
Kindsey
J. W. Lindaey
Hardwick
Ehry
Absolite House
Tech
Lassiter
Manson
Tost
Klling Ev
Statehouse Clash Over Appropriations and Veterans Pensions
Senator John Jones condemned the committee for cutting state institutions' funds while boosting pension payments to Confederate veterans. He argued for balanced budgeting, saying the state must care for veterans yet not starve future citizens or underfund institutions.
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Senate
House
John Jones
Ballots Ordered for Pennsylvania Railroad Employee Committee
The United States railroad labor board ordered a secret ballot by Pennsylvania railroad shop employees to elect a committee for negotiating working agreements. The ruling requires a conference by August 10 to plan a secret ballot and ensure secrecy, but Pennsylvania officials say no conference has been held and no action is expected.
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Chicago
Pennsylvania Railroad
Road
United States Railroad ‘Labor Board
Pennsylvania
Hero
Ard
Rail
Youd
Joyful Dublinites throng horse show scene
Dublin is alive with celebration as crowds fill streets for a major horse show. Amid the holiday mood, visitors arrive by rail and the peace process looms as Sinn Fein figures and British officials watch developments. General Crozier warns war factions may press on but predicts failure.
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London
Daileireann
Crozier
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