Georgia South Carolina boundary case to be argued at Supreme Court
Georgia and South Carolina officials will confer in Atlanta on Thursday to plan arguments for their boundary dispute before the U S Supreme Court next December. Attorney General Samuel L. Wolf of South Carolina to meet Georgia’s George M. Napier to settle who controls the Savannah and Keowee river boundaries and impact a county line.
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Nobile
Henry Cheops Heinz
Yaarab Temple
Lakewood
Lake
Yaarah Temple
Jennor Howell Cobb
Noble J. Oscar Mills
Mitteeman
Beaufort
Beauaffair
Savannah
Potentate Heinz
Noble Mills
Recorder Asgard
George
Allah
Georgia
South Carolina
United States Supreme Court
Capitol
Samuel L. Wolf
Atlanta
George M. Napier
Farma
Savannah River
Tugaloo River
Keowee River
Supreme Court of the United States
Boundary Fight Over Keowee and Tugaloo Rivers
The dispute centers on whether the Keowee or Tugaloo should be the Savannah boundary. South Carolinians back the Tugaloo as Savannah, while Georgians claim the Keowee is Savannah. The U S Supreme Court must resolve the long standing border question.
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Savannah
South Carolina
Georgina
Georgia
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Courts
Fire Chief Ladies To Be Entertained At Convention
Plans for entertainment of ladies attending the fire chiefs convention in Atlanta October 11 through 14 are announced by Julian V. Boehm V. Boehm chairs the ladies entertainment committee. On Tuesday October 11 the ladies will visit the Atlanta Woman's Club for a city tour tea at East Lake Country Club and a theater party. Wednesday features multiple entertainments. Thursday includes a barbecue and dance. Friday delegates attend the Southeastern fair.
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Fire Chiefs
Julian V. Boehm
Ladies’ Entertainment Committee
Atlanta
Insurance Library Association Organized Here
About fifty leading Atlanta insurance men met at the Chamber of Commerce to form an insurance library association. A nine member committee was chosen to write a constitution and by laws for an early meeting. The group cites Atlanta as a major premium center lacking such an institution and lists committee members: C. A. Bickerstaff chairman, Wilmer L. Moore, W. E. Duncanson, Robert N. Hughs, R. A. Palmer, W. E. Harrington, Edwin R. Haas, W. A. Smith, and Cliff L. Lochridge.
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Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce Assembly
Insurance Library Association
Ingurance
Boston
New York
Hartford
Chicago
Philadelphia
United States
C. A. Bickerstaff
Wilmer L. Moore
W. E. Duncanson
Robert N. Hughs
R. A. Palmer
W. ‘E. Harrington
Edwin R. Haas
W. A. Smith
Cilff L. Lochridge
Governor Hardwick Names Several State Appointments
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick announced multiple appointments on Tuesday. Dr. Nolan and Dr. Williams were named to the State Board of Medical Examiners, replacing retiring members, with Dr. Maxey succeeding Dr. Fleming. Dr. W. A. Selman of Atlanta was named to the State Board of Pharmacy for a five year term ending Nov. 1, 1926. He runs a drug store at 320 Ponce de Leon Avenue. J. F. Souter was appointed treasurer of Webster County, created by recent legislative action.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
State Board of Medical Examiners
Co, T
Slaxey
Eclectic School of Medicine
W. A. Selman
Atlanta
State Board of Pharmacy
T. C. Marshall
Selman
Ponce de Leon Avernue
Douglasville
J.L. Selman
J. F. Souter
Webster County
Baley returns to Atlanta as chief of Atlanta division
Lewis J. Baley was welcomed back in the federal building as he resumed his old post as chief of the Atlanta division of the department of justice. He had been serving in Washington as a liaison and head of the bureau of investigation before the Burns reorganization. Baley will move his family from North Carolina to Atlanta soon, with authority over DOJ activities in six southern states.
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Lewis J. Baley
Federal
Atlanta
Baley
Washington
Mr. Baley
Bureau of Investigation
Department of Justice
Department
William J. Burns
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Louisiana
Former Game Warden At Point Of Death In Atlanta
Clyde Matthews former state fish commissioner and Atlanta figure lies near death in a local hospital after months of illness. His brother W K Matthews urges all friends to visit immediately.
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Clyde Matthews
Atlanta
C—Ng
W. KE. Matthews
Cooney Named to Oglethorpe University Board
Announcement Tuesday reports R L Cooney elected a member of the bear of founders of Oglethorpe University. He directs the local New York Life Insurance agency and has long supported the school's progress.
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R. L. Cooney
Bear of Founders
Oglethorpe University
Cooney
New York Life Insurance Compu
M Lendon to hear county seat contest in Brantley
Secretary of State S G McLendon will hear the Brantley county seat contest between Hoboken and Nahunta at his office Thursday. Voters claim Hoboken won two thirds of ballots while Nahunta backs the challenge. A legislative action is needed to move the seat. Also: Tybee excursion $6 round trip departing Sept 3 returning Sept 5 on Central of Georgia Railway.
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Hoboken
Nahunta
Brantley County
S. G. McLendon
Central of Georgia Railway
Cotton rise in market deemed permanent by Summers
Dallas congressman Hatton Summers, in Atlanta, said improvements in the cotton market are permanent and that producers will market cotton gradually with help from the War Finance Corporation. He warned against banks forcing quick sales and noted the market has stopped its retreat and is poised to rise as benefits from the program take hold and world trade improves. Summers cited carry over, supply estimates, and the shrinking global stock as key factors backing a firmer market.
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War Finance Corporation
Hatton W.summers
Dallas
Texas
Atlanta
Joint Congressional Commission
Sumnera
Congress
Federal Reserve Bank
Sumnerg
Cottom
European recovery boosts cotton exports and credit aid
The text outlines how Europe’s improving food production and recuperation raise purchasing power, reducing import needs and freeing funds for cotton. It notes wartime recovery, plus two policy moves: liberalizing the Federal Reserve Board policy with bank support and expanding War Finance Corporation powers under Eugene Meyer Jr. to back cotton, aiming to offset declined demand.
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Europe
Federal
Whitehall Property Bought by B Feld in West Glide
H W Steiner sold two Whitehall street pieces to B Feld for 21857 dollars. One lot 23 by 46 feet, the other 38 by 132 feet. Realty transfers filed by Atlanta Title and Trust show rising Atlanta real estate values.
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H. W. Steiner
Whitehall Street
Trinity
B. Feld
Atlanta Title and Trust Company
Atlanta
J. H. Nations
Elm Street
Jett Street
Garfield Place
East Avenue
W. R. Reeves
W. 5. Hazzard
P. M. Potter
Avery Drive
Grady Place
Gordon
Cheap Excursion Rates Tempting Atlanta Residents
The Southern Railway operated memorable excursions from Atlanta with widespread appeal. An August 25 night run to Jacksonville Tampa and St Petersburg carried 1198 passengers. Jacksonville price 7.09 and Tampa/St Petersburg 12.00. A September 2 trip to Asheville priced at ten dollars, with other routes and rates mentioned for Birmingham Palatka South Georgia and Dewey Rose. Tickets valid for sleeping cars baggage check and return through September 8.
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Florida
Atlanta
The
Southern
Birmingham
Palatka
South Georgia
Dewey Rose
North Georgia
Asheville
North Carolina
Georgia
South Carolina
Husband posed as wealthy contractor in divorce suit
Mrs. Kate Harper charges in Fulton Superior Court that during courtship John G. Harper pretended to be a wealthy contractor but had no money. She says her husband is a confirmed loafer who provided little or no support. Also notes bee culture praise for Tehuantepec by American experts.
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Fulton Superior Court
Kate Harper
John G. Harper
Shea
Governor Hardwick Moves to Sell Deferred Warrants
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick said bids are open for purchase of deferred warrants tied to Western and Atlantic railroad rentals. Bids close Thursday at noon with Georgia bankers and out-of-state financiers invited to bid. Sale aims to bolster state funds. warrants exempt from state ad valorem and federal income taxes.
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Thomas W. Hardwick
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Georgia
Capitol
S. G. McLendon
Souvenir Magazine Aims to Promote Atlanta Trolley Meet
Atlanta division 732 of the Amalgamated Association issues 3000 copies of a souvenir describing Atlanta to 3006 delegates for the upcoming convention on September 12. Division 732 hosts the event and plans a near completion of reception arrangements. Public notices will highlight the gathering as the Atlanta street car men carry banners in the Labor Day parade.
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Atlanta
Amalgamated Association of Street and Electric Railway Employees
Division 732
Pudlic
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