Governor Catts Faces Removal Efforts Amid Tense Mine Strikes
News notes that Governor Catts faces removal efforts led by Sheriff Ballard in Polk county over mine safety and order disputes. National Guard mobilized in Gainesville amid escalating phosphate belt turmoil and Charleston trade concerns. Osteopathic leaders elected in Georgia with Dr. H H Trimble as president and Dr. J W Phelps as vice president at Atlanta convention.
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National Guard
Galnesville
Sec.y
Etion
Jacksonville
H. H. Trimble
Mouttrie
Georgia Osteopathic ‘Association of
Assembly Hall
Carnegie Library
J. W. Phelps
Atlanta
Wallace A. Chaplin
Albany
F. F. Yonés
Macon
Perry Woodall
Birmingham
American
Qenich Wes
Ie Visi
Druid Hills Golf Club
Woodall
Bullock Home Pamphlets Shown For Roosevelt Memorial
Pamphlets describing the old Bullock homestead near Roosevelts memory will be printed and distributed by the Atlanta Civic Bureau. Secretary Fred Houser says the materials will be available to all interested in a Roosevelt memorial and a more beautiful home in the area.
Buck the dog goes missing after 13 years
A citizen appeals for the return of Buck, a white dog with black head and a small tail mark, missing since last week. Dr. Caldwell offers a reward of 5 dollars in hopes of locating the pet, believed to have left in Atlanta while the family lived in New Orleans.
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Jack Caldwell
Buck
Jong
New Orleans
Atlanta
Caldwell J
King Buck
J W Gray Dies in Atlanta Death Notice
Mrs J W Gray dies in Atlanta after visiting Greenville Washington DC. Widow of James Walter Gray, mother of Mrs 3 zum of Atlanta. She was well known in the city and lay to rest Wednesday after a long life in the area.
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Atlanta
Greenville
D. C
W. Gray
3. Zum
Atlante
George Lowery Tries to End Life in Grady Hospital
George C Lowery reportedly attempted suicide using mercury chloride at a restaurant setting, with 18 years at Grady hospital noted. The incident, linked to domestic troubles and worries, left a woman injured and authorities investigating the claim of an attempted self-harm.
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George Lowery
George C. Lowery
Grady Hospital
Guieldé
Yddenly
Held for Killing in Superior Court on Charge
A white man named George Johnson, bound over by the superior court Saturday, faces a charge of killing another man named McGinis last Thursday. The report notes Johnson is a negro and provides scant detail on the incident or proceedings.
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Eoro
White
George Johnson
Hay
McGinis
Jast
Fair Weather Predicted for City Next Week
Weather forecasts indicate generally fair and mild temperatures next week with normal highs. Local thunderstorms and showers are possible Sunday especially in Atlanta and surrounding areas. Recent days have seen unusually warm spells with temperatures near 80 degrees while the broader southern region remained cloudy.
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Wesk
Atlanta
Pexas
Lanier University Campaign Touts Subscriptions and Plans
Lanier University campaign headquarters report progress amid a feverish Atlanta drive. President C Lewis Fowler notes slower pace due to busy city, but vows steady effort until Atlanta meets its quota. Plans for state and south-wide endowment drive follow, and Arlington Hall dormitory nears completion with three more to follow. A note on women's marriage timing appears at the end.
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Lanier University
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
South
Itana Arlington Hall
All-Star Concert Series Names Not Determined Yet
Law ence Evans of the Evans Baker Musical bureau reports patrons cannot yet know the All-Star Concert lineup for the approaching season. Early requests indicate Pasquale Ami and other stars may appear, with McCormack and Lazardi among features. Season tickets go on sale September 15 at Cable Piano. seats reserved by mail with checks.
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Lawence Evans
Evans-Baker
Musical Bureau
East Wa
Pasquale
Ami
Atlanto
Séngon
Opera
McMormack
Carolina Lazdar
Herles Hackett
Mary Garler
Toscha Seidel
Danngry
Josef’ Hoffmann
Emmy Deatinn
Adolph Ganz
Mary Garden
Avo No ~Wa
Thala
Ana
Icreo. Pera .Company
Toscha
Del
Mnist
Jascha
Heifetz
Josef Ofmann
Arist
Emmy Desna
Metropolitan
Rudolph Ganz
Cable Piano Company
Forsyth Chamber Members Plan Monroe County Exhibit
A lively Forsyth meeting chaired by G. W. Newton set in motion forming a Monroe County committee to work with the Southeastern Exhibit Association. Speakers urged a strong chamber of commerce focused on tangible industry, better highways, and promoting local growth while avoiding political entanglements.
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Hera -Frigay
Tlante
Forsyth
Monroe County
G. W. Newtor
Bloodworth
Georgia Senate
Ogden
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Clarice
P.x. Brent
Atlanta
Bessie Tirt College
Mr. Brent
Tuke
Paul Chapman
J. T. Fleming
Hull
Horace
Newton
Frank N Lider
E. N. Hunter
High School
George W. Newton
Chamberr of Commerce
Chamber of
Chamber’ of Commerce
Southeastern Exhibit’ Association
P. Brooks
Rene Tyarin
Rutherford
Glake
Georgia
Board : of Trade
York
Missouri
States
Bergingnformation
Stout
Ranidea
Chattanooga Realty Leases Lapse Amid Legislative Setbacks
In Chattanooga efforts to lease state property failed as two measures lapsed after legislative branches did not pass, delaying a plan to lease Southern Express and Patton hotel tracts. The Western and Atlantic commission would gain power to lease the properties for up to fifty years once revived.
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Chattanooga
Western
Atlantic Commission
Southern Expresa Company
Southern Express Company
Prietor
Patton
Alastion
Atlanti
Auction in Atlanta area real estate sale draws strong bids
The auction led by Messrs Smith and Ewing of Atlanta and Senator J H T Bowden of Waycross drew spirited attention as parcels near Union City and city lots sold well. Governor Hugh Dorne attended. one prize gold piece was drawn by him but awarded to his latecomer rival. Vacant details note development plans following subdivision and sales to numerous owners.
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Hugh Dorne
Pranent
Condutte
J. R. Smith
H. .Ewing
Mooré
J. Wi Sexton
Unclear OCR fragment hints at St Simons Island event
Fragmentary report mentions St Simons Island outing and a force presence. References a party and employers with armour presentation. Details are obscured. no clear names or dates available.
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Worces
St Shmon's Island
Saxe
Stewart
AL Armour
Hescups
Jeh
St. Simons
Big Turner Farm Sale in Middle Georgia This Week
The farm department announces the sale of the famous Palmer farm, 940 acres, located in Bibb and Monroe counties. Nute and Garrett report capitalists backing the sale as a major business event for the region. The announcement notes many buyers are being watched as the pest weeks progress.
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Nute
Ibb
Monroe
Rts
Confederate Reunion Plans Highlighted by Local Officials
A fragmentary notice from a Georgia newspaper lists public appointments for a Confederate reunion event. Notable names include Mrs Inman, Mrs Bre, and Mrs Johnson, with several Atlanta residents and chaperones mentioned among attendees. The incomplete text references organizers and a gathering of state participants, but specifics are unclear.
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Geoi
ABOE
Atlanta
Inman
Hugh
Johnson
Arkef
Betham
Mise Blanche
Divine
Carters
Miss
Mary- Mi Vy
Caroline Blount
Misa
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Davis
Isa Turner
H.H. Trimble
Association
Bullock
J. W. Gray
Shriners
Atlanta Shriners
Tybee
Harry Malsby
Shrine
Central of Georgia
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West Mitchell Cor. Forsyth
Coursey & Ga
Coursey & Munn
Wivd
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Richards Medicine Co
Sherman, Tez
Pasquale Amato
Metropoliten
Opera. Company
Galli-Curci
John Me
Forsyth Ferms
Clarke
Chamber ‘of’ Commerce
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Plong
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Middle Georgia
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