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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1921
Page
6
Notice states all material from the site of the Proposed New Filter Plant will be received at City Hall until 2 P.M. Thursday August 25 for removal and drawings. Bond and check requirements to accompany proposals are noted and details available from the undersigned.
Dublin August 1924 reports say the Dail Eireann will refuse Lloyd George peace terms but seek to keep negotiations alive. Talks with Dubin castle undersecretaries Cone and McMahon and Sinn Fein executive members shaped the reply. The government plans to deliver the response from Downing Street late Thursday or Friday morning before a planned Dail meeting.
Fraternity house of Kappa Alpha at the University of Georgia in Athens was entered Monday night through a side window. Burglars broke the pane and removed a silver loving cup from the Pan-Hellenic council, an article of clothing, two suits, three pairs of shoes, and other items. In Savannah a banquet honored Professor R R Wright, head of the Georgia Industrial and Agricultural College for colored youths, held at Thunderbolt.
After two days of talks in Cleveland unions of engineers, conductors, trainmen, yardmen and switchmen failed to agree on a single strike ballot. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will issue a separate ballot while four other groups adopt one. Ballots seek acceptance or rejection of a 12 1 4 percent wage cut by the Railroad Labor Board and review of wage concessions and overtime pay changes, with mailings planned next week and a referendum by October 1.
Frank Wright a colored man died at Grady hospital from a bullet wound after attempting to escape police at 7 30 Wednesday night. Officers Crenshaw and Brown pursued Hughes who led them to Wright. Crenshaw fired to stop the flight claiming he shot at the ground to avoid hitting Wright. A second item notes a Paris cemetery for pets including cats and birds in Leaken park Brussels.
A Panamanian manifesto issued by President Porras denounces Costa Rica for occupying Coto near the Panamanian frontier. It blames the United States for the surrender, vows to defend the area, and warns of protests and possible disturbances as authorities seek to maintain order.
A meeting will be held at the Kimball parlors on Thursday noon to promote a new viaduct over trade crossings on Pryor street and Central avenue near Union Station. Colonel H Dean of Gainesville backs the plan citing rising traffic and requests all interested parties attend.
A large gathering of Colored Methodists is planned for Sunday at 3 o clock in the Bethel church at Auburn Avenue and Butler street. The event, under the Allen Christian Endeavor league, features Dr John H Lawis president Morris Brown college presiding and an outlined program to follow.
Mrs. H T Drewry died at her home in the city Monday evening aged 63 and will be buried in Carrollton Wednesday morning. She is survived by her husband and three children. O Bray aged 34 died Tuesday at his home in She left two daughters, Misses Sadie and Myra Bray, two sons Grady and Ose Bray, and her mother and father. Also listed is the death of Mrs Fy years day who died at her Mawray Hill avenue home Kirkwood. she is survived by her husband William Story and four others.
Mrs. W A Hunnicutt and family report multiple survivors in a Wednesday morning death at their residence on Brown's Mill Road. Orlando Walters, age two, passed away with parents and three sisters Madeline Mars paret and Ruth Walters named as survivors. Additional lines reference L C Benoy and Mrs J N Heliingsworth with unnamed details and locations Norfolk and Southern Pines in North Carolina.
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