Forsyth Street underpass closure advances in city plan
Progress toward closing the Forsyth Street underpass continues as Chairman J. B. Smith leads a committee to coordinate with railroads and property owners. Six design proposals by City Engineer Kauffman range from 12 000 to 150 000 dollars and will be reviewed with railroad officials to select the most practicable option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsyth Street
BR. Smith
Smith
Pryor Street
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Central of Georgia
Failroad
City Engineering Department
Kauffman
Central of Georgia Railroad
Journal Building
Walz Atrest
J. B. Smith
Sewanee Military Academy planned at University of the South
The Sewanee campus plans a military academy with West Point like discipline. Cadets march to meals and drills, daily ceremonies, a daily guard, and courts for infractions. A 45 acre drill ground sits on university land as 208 beds fill Quintard barracks with overflow barracks planned. September 12 opening date announced amid record enrollment projections. Also noted is a New Jersey scientist studying oysters with electric sensors to record feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawanee
Bray
United States Military Academy
West Point
University of the South
Military Academy
Sewanee Military Academy
Quintard
Sewanee
New Jersey
Negro Slayer Kills Man in Self-Defense at Butler and Hunter
An elderly grudge led “Bubber” Lee to shoot James Jones four times at the Butler and Hunter streets corner. Jones died from heart and abdominal wounds. Lee fled but was captured by Sheriff Twry and Deputy Bazemore. The report also notes odd clippings on sand fleas, a two year battery powered clock, a barber shop joke, Bible society languages, a tiny Swedish plane, and a corroded vacuum washer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bubber" Lee
James Jones
Butler and
Hunter Streets
Lee
Jones
Lea
James Twry
Bazemore
Senate Refuses Wilson Pledge on France In View of Nationalism
The American Senate shows signs of repudiating President Wilson's pledge to aid France if Germany troubles arise. Simonds notes rising nationalism across Europe undermining the League of Nations and Paris conference authority. Romania's Budapest advance, Budapest's occupation impact, and tensions in the Banat are cited as evidence that enforcement by force may supersede ideals. The piece warns that without unity, the League may fail and force may become necessary to settle long standing claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Simonds
Temesvar
Budapest
Near East
Pans
Bither
Transylvania
Danube
Banat
Bela Kun
Clemenceau
Wilson
Germany
Rumania
United States
Europe
League of Nations
Finnes
Shantung
Hungary
Paris
Conference of Paris
Fiume
Plédee
Trande
France
Rhine
Tiume
Italy
Romania
Greece
Poland
Iberia
Turkey
League
Tyrol
Trieste
Buscharest
Claima
Europa
Lakewood Today Offers Band Concert and Amusements
Lakewood Park presents a Sunday program with Wedemeyer’s band from 4 pm, free moving pictures after, and full amusements including greyhound ride carousel old mill bug house aerial swing ostrich farm and boating. The event promises a full afternoon of music vaudeville and leisure activities for sunny weekend visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakewood Park
Wedemeyer
Brocken Shire
Orpheny
Rovelotts
Ladies Salter
John Scharf
Danaldaon
Zickel
New York Telegraph
South Georgia lumber plant on the market
The Pineora Manufacturing Company holdings and its large plant in Pineora Georgia, owned by George M. Brinson and W M Exley, are to be dissolved and sold amid major interest from national lumber firms. Nearby Springfield adjustments urge property owners to trim near road crossings to prevent auto accidents. A Greek vs Greek tug of war contest is noted as forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pineora Manufacturing Company
South Georgia
Pineora
George M. Brinson
W. M. Exley
Springfield
Ehway
Africa
Zululand
Inhambane
Qunes
Indian Ocean
Quesiec
Mozambique Africa’s vast colony in early 20th century prospects
A detailed portrait of Mozambique as a large Portuguese colony with rich agricultural potential, ports, soil, and rivers, highlighting its geography, population, and economic outlook. It notes few whites among 4.9 million residents, ports, and tax dynamics amid colonial administration.
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Eserve Officers’ Training School
Anooga
Tenn
J—Sewanes Military Hcad
Weat Point
Thia
Onton D. Baker
Gennc
March
West Pont
George LeRoy Brown
WV Ready Vld
Bell Wright
Ichita
Kansas
Wchita Horse and Mule Commission Co
C. B. Team Mule Co
Wichita
Union Stock Yards National
Than Central Life Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Georgia
East Market Street
Indiana
T Assets
Csacees
Office of Asurance Commissioner
Swarth
Brown
Pearson's
London
The
British and Foreign Bible Society
Brooklyn
N.Y
Senate
Simonds
1024 Pioneer Infantry
New South Wales
Ularly Victoria
Sippei
Satrice Victoria
Reda-Croix
Villeneuve-les-Avignon
Prance
United States Bureau of Mines
Pittsboro
Netherlands
Southern Wire & Iron Works
Martin Street
Atlanta, Georgia
Lakewood
National Geo
Washington
Sichea
Nces
Mozambique
Co. W. Barrett
Atlantic
Florida
New York
Zambesi
Limpope
Baltimore
Earth
Moon
Sardinia
Saya Popular Science Monthly
Rohlfs
Mineola
Natal
Mistress
Mery
Ning
Mt Pippil
Clark Millikan
Flen County
Nobieaville
Durban
Mopea
Zambest
Pennsylvania Avenue
Sixth Street
Ivy
Zapf Realty Company
Hancock
Jefferson Counties
ZAPF_REALTY COMPANY (Inc
Sandersville
Louisville
Sparta
Haughton & Tindall
Houston St
Hemphill Avenue
Katherine Knicht
Awtty & Lowndes Co
Fitt
Golorado Springs
Col
Homer Bitt
J. P Pitt
Mra
A. W
Johnson Shop
OAK Grove Inn
Buckhead
Une
Ngsworth Candy de Auge
Kingston
Georgia School of Technology
Georgia Tech
Kaionss
Froressiona
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