Atlanta Chamber of Commerce annual election yields new president and seven directors
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce held its annual election in the Chamber of Commerce building yesterday. V H Kriegshaber was elected president, and seven new directors joined the board, all elected without dissent. Voting was open at noon and counted by managers W L Percy Sherwood Figet and Fred Louser.
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Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning
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Timestown
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce names new officers and directors
President Kriegshaber announced strong backing after an enthusiastic indorsement by the chamber. The slate includes J T Holleman as fifth vice president and a largely new group of directors with two incumbents reelected. Sworn in for terms ranging from one to two years, the roster aims to sustain the city spirit and cooperative momentum fostered during Harvest Festival and the Southeastern fair.
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Kriegshaber
Atlanta
J T Holleman
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Abert Howell, Jr
HG Hastings
Ivan E Allen
Henry W Davis
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Tax Digest Shows Shifts In Georgia Valuations And Tax Rates
The comptroller general reports aggregate Georgia property valuations rising to about 80042 892 before railroad and utility values, with overall tax totals up $238 388 from last year due to a rate rise from 1% to 48-10 mills. Railroad and utility valuations are pending but expected to rise by about $2,000,000. Improved lands total 237,699,369 vs 235,628,438 last year. city property stands at 279,55,982 versus 272,793,778. Other figures show higher capital invested in shipping, stocks, merchandise, manufactories, and iron works, plus increases in plant-related war supplies and live stock values.
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Waycross Breaks Ground for Packing House
Waycross observes Prosperity week with livestock and agricultural exhibits and the groundbreaking of a hundred thousand dollar abat toir and packing house. The day’s events began with a concert at 10 o clock and continued into the night as visitors arrived. an elaborate display of electrical decorations drew praise and candle power of 14 250 on the waterworks standpipe. Tomorrow is Ladies day and promises a busy schedule.
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Columbus Has Primary Victory in contested wards
Columbus Ohio voters chose W L Williams in ward three T S Roberts in ward six and D L Palmer in ward eight while mayor John C Cook was reelected unopposed F J McSorley led the city democratic executive committee ticket with 761 votes Ward results list mayoral aldermen and committee candidates with varying tallies across eight wards and party posts.
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Columbus
W L. Williams
T S Roberts
D L Parms
John C Cook
F J McSorley
City Democratic Executive Committee
L. Wallums
John @ Cook
T Frank Joers
Robert Ford
WL Walliam
W of Whitehead
Gpencer
Furth
Woodrute
Roberts
J Walhar
Horton
Seventh Ward
CW Mitac
Wo A Hendricks
Eighth Ward
DL Palmer
Jesse A Perkims
ME Messer
JD Hawkins
Democratic Executive Committee
P J McSoriey
Henry and McLean Promoted by Railway Company
Henry R McLean, freight contractor of the Central of Georgia Railway, is promoted to commercial agent with headquarters in Macon. Effective today he will be succeeded in the Atlanta office by Albert S Thompson, soliciting agent, whose post will be filled by J D Tomlin.
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Henry R McLean
Central of Georgia Railway
Macon
Atlanta
Albert S Thompson
Tomlin
New Waterworks Saves: Marshallville Homes
Maarshallville Ga November 30 special one Marshallville water works though but recently inaugurated furnished the means to a fire company just organized here to save property to a possible value of 5 000 the home of Miss Mary Niles was in full blaze in high wind but two lines of hose were quickly laid and the house saved.
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Maarshallville
Marshallville
Misa Mary Niles
Finance Chairmans Riddle and Council Meeting Notes
A council riddles readers with a verse about a riddle and the prize of a silk handkerchief. The finance committee will meet Thursday to review the city money sheet and balance departments with surpluses against those in need. Leaf burning near curbs will be punished and police will enforce fines. The park commission will convene next Tuesday to discuss Piedmont park use for the university high school.
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Con. Silman Thomson
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Finance Committee of Council
Fare Commission
Park Commission
Piedmont Park
University High School
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Texas Democrats Seek Dallas at National Convention Trip
A Texans delegation led by Dallas Mayor Henry D Lindsley will travel by special train to Baltimore to press for Dallas hosting the next Democratic National Convention. The group will pass through Atlanta on Saturday November with stops in Birmingham Memphis Chattanooga Knoxville Roanoke Lynchburg Bristol Roanoke and Washington. Lindsley hopes Atlanta crews join the effort to win the convention for Dallas.
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Henry D Lindsley
Baltimore
Texas
National Democratic
Atlanta
Texas Boosters
Southern Railway
Birmingham
Southern
Chattanooga
Memphis
Knoxville
Bristol
Roanoke
Lynchburg
Washington
Lindsley
Ansley Park Civic League Meeting This Thursday
A meeting of the Ansley Park Civil League will be held at Herbert Choate's residence in Park Lane Thursday evening. The league has grown to over one hundred members and seeks equal citywide consideration. All residents and city department heads are invited. notify secretary J St Atchison at Main 9847.
Autrey Held Without Bond For Grand Jury
After a lengthy trial with eleven witnesses heard, Autrey was ordered held to the grand jury without bond for the murder of Dr. J W Barrow proprietor of the Maghoha pharmacy on Decatur street. Autrey was arraigned Tuesday afternoon before Recorder Johnson and testimony showed a Sunday morning dispute led to the shooting.
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J W Barrow
Maghoha
Decatur Street
Autrey
Recorder Johnson
Rae
Barrow
Atlanta Warmup Forecasted By Forecaster
Forecaster predicts warmer weather for Atlanta as a general cold snap eases. Frost remains heavy in Jacksonville Thomasville New Orleans Savannah and Mobile with broader cotton belt frost. By Wednesday parts of north Georgia should see a lift in temperatures.
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Weather forecast hints at threatening rains across belt
Forecast notes cooling temperatures for Atlanta with moderating highs as Atlantic Coast regions expect fair, old weather. Forecaster cites a Tuesday low near 2B dreics with Atlantic profit forecasts and mentions Forsyth and Belle Blanche in unsettled phrasing related to coal and naval experiments.
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