Atlanta theater to open September six with star lineup
Homer C. George returns to Atlanta to unveil a record Atlanta theater season spanning September six to May next year. Brimming with top NY stars and new musicals, the schedule promises premier productions such as Timyar and When Dreams Come True, plus major names like Ethel Barrymore and Louis Mann in new plays, aiming for the biggest year in Atlanta theatricals.
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New York
Homer C. George
Atlanta
South
George
Atlante
Tim Yar
Mr. George
al G. Field Greater Minstrels
Joe Weber
Weber
Sir Forbes-Robertagn
Hamlet
Patrick Campbell
Bernard Shaw
Mins Ferguson
Bingham
William Faversham
William H. Crane
Maclyn Asbuckle
Amelia Bingham
Henrietta
John Drew
Ethel Barrymore
Margaret Illington
Chicago
Sir Forbes-Robertson
Ce Campbell
Yemalion
the Hawk
Margaret
Iington
Else Verguson
Pley
Louis Mann
Guy In
Post
Crane
Arbuckle
New Yorke
Sue
the Meat Aspec
Supreme Court of Georgia Judgments From Various Circuits
A dense list of Georgia Supreme Court judgments affirms and reverses in error across multiple counties including Rockdale Burke Chatham Tattnall Bryan Bibb Washington Fulton Pike and Baldwin. Attorneys and judges noted include Judge Red Hammond Sheppard Charlton and Gibert as well as Clifford Walker and Walter Hartridge. Rehearings denied and several cases affirmed on the record.
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Mitchell v
Floyd
Bryan
Sheppard
J. H. Smith
Douglass
Williams Art Company
Bibb
Gibert
C. A. Johnson
Fhagin & Hancock
Davis v. State
Washington
Hardeman
John A. Cooper
Clifford Walker
Lee Moore
Mark Boldang
Contra
Bimaly
Chathamt
Charlton
W. Spencer Connarat
Eneral
Walter C. Hartridge
Mark Bolding
Barrett
Western and Atlantic
From
Whitfleig
Fite
Murti
W. E Atann
Peeples & Jordan
Maddox
Me & Chumate
Milner
Gatlin
Pike
Dan
Earl P. Patterson
Cleveland & Goodrich
W. H. Beck
W. J. H. Searcy, Jr
Jeans v
Wrightsville and
Tennille Railroad Company
A. F
Bro Hac
W. Jordan
Hines & Jordan
Daley
Gf Daley
Hyman
Jeffers ¥. Biste
Douglas
Tudwey Barrett
H. Monarty
James
Piaindte Sp
Epres
Chord Wan
United Daughters of the Confederacy Notices and Names
A list of United Daughters of the Confederacy members and officers including Mrs W D Lamar Mrs Bebulon Walkers Canton Ga Mrs James T Dixon Mrs Meas Red Ruteen Ford Athens Ga and others with mentions of museum donations and educational fund appeals in Atlanta and Richland and Newton areas.
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WD. Lamar
MRR
Bebulon Walkers
Canton
Peter
Arga Howard
Peace de Leon Avenue
Atlanta
Mes
James T. Dixon
Evita
Athens
Confederate Museum
Richsand
LL Nesbitt
Waddell Street
Atimia
Bend
Thenergia
Het Plane Educational Fund
Trox
Fr’ Willtems
Newton
Two U D C chapters report interesting meetings this week
Two chapters send interesting reports this week, noting social life as a chief charm of the season. An unusually fine report was also filed last week, with praise for the chapters and their exemplary conduct.
Lavonia UDC Chapter Reports August Meeting
The Lavonia chapter of the United Daughters of the Confederacy met August 4 at Mrs. J. N. Shirley’s home with several hostesses and visiting members. The session featured an impromptu program, social refreshments, and plans for the November convention, with next meeting set for September second Tuesday.
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Lavonia
U. D
J. N. Shirley
Shirley
Carrie Lee Sewell
Mize Ieie Helle Adamg
Adama
F. T. Sewell
Margaret Adem
Manville
Nellie Pringle
John B. Gordon
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Thomasville
Georgia U. D. C
C.J, Houser
Seo
Mills in Columbus Doing Good Business
Columbus Ga August 14 Special At the annual meeting of the Eagle and Phenix Mills Columbus largest textile institution the reports show the plant running on full time employing about 1000 people It notes excellent orders received and a generally better cotton manufacturing climate in Columbus and other southern centers with few exceptions such as plants making a clean of goods dependent on German dyes Every unit in Columbus is now running with one exception and when it resumes will operate with enlarged capacity
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Columbus
Eagle and Phenix Mills
Plante
Police captain race ends in ballots and tests
The police board deadlocked over electing a captain and held an efficiency test for each candidate. George C. Bullard, sergeant, received two votes on the first ballot after the test, signaling strong support despite a prior weak showing. Captain L. Dobbs won on the twelfth ballot, gaining strength on each ballot, while Bullard had qualified for chief of police in the civil service system by achieving the highest examination score.
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Police Board
George C. Bullard
Ste Hen Sergeant
Sereant Bullard
L. §. Dobbs
Bullard
Police Leaders Highlight Atlanta Force and Publicity Moves
Sergeant Bullard rated highly after chiefs exams, with expectations of early high praise from police commissioners. Rakestraw visiting Homer for a family reunion, then returning by car. Mayo new police chief and Dobbs captain to be shown in The Constitution-World Weeklies at Jeeal theaters. Moving pictures to feature mounted police and Chief Mayo’s nine children. Officers McWilliams and Austin set arrests, booking 40 blacks in one hour, with one released by request of officers and judge.
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Atlanta
Bullard
R. A. Rakestraw
Turnkey
Homer
Turnkey Rakestraw
Avianta
W. M. Mayo
L. S Dobbs
Constitution-World
Jeeal Moving Picture Houses
Carl B. Rountree
Scenic Film Company
Mounted
Mount
Hountres
Mayo
Walter McWilliams
W. A. Austin
Johnson
Brunswick Fireman Aims Ten Mile Swim To St Simon Island
Brunswick Ga August 14 Special J E Cook a Brunswick fire department member will attempt to swim from Brunswick to St Simon Island crossing St Simon sound a ten mile route never attempted before Cook is an expert swimmer with life saver ports and will start at 1 o clock this afternoon aiming for a three hour crossing A second fire department member will follow in a small boat ready to assist if fatigue sets in
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Brunswick
J—E. Cook
Brunswick Fire Department
St. Simon Island
St. Simon Sound
Cook
Hoa
Wim
Oelock
Pigeon Causes City Clock Delays in Columbus
Columbus Ga August 14 Special The city clock halted for ten minutes when a pigeon landed on the clock hand in the First Presbyterian church tower. The winged visitor weighed down the moving hand, delaying time by ten minutes before the bird flew off. The incident slowed the clock by a full ten minutes.
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Columbus
First Presbyterian Church
Columbus Waterworks System Enlarged in Columbus Georgia
Columbus Georgia August 14 Special the reconstruction and charging of the Columbus waterworks system now owned by the city is moving steadily. The new plant could begin operation in about two months with a large reservoir on a hill north of town. Several miles of piping are laid and plans call for larger mains on various streets and elimination of dead ends. About 325000 is being extended in these improvements.
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Columbus
Infant death rates in Western Australia 1806 and past year
In Western Australia infants, death rate per 1005 births stood at 110 in 1806 and 9.97 last year, the lowest recorded in the Commonwealth.
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Western Australia
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