Notice to Subscribes From Constitution Publishing
Notice to subscribers listing traveline representatives solicitors city collectors and officials. Warns against paying others claiming to be connected with Constitution Publishing and references policy views on telegraph transport and public works. Mentions Panama canal Roosevelt Hearst and Morgan with political commentary and calls for action on the canal project.
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Traveline
W. H. Overbey
C. H Donnally
Blackburn
Charles Moore
J R Carrol
James T Carter
Claude A. Virgin
Constitution Publishing
Atlante's Bond Sale Reflects Atlanta Credit Strength
Atlanta sold 400000 two percent refunding bonds at 100 82 100 after bids exceeded the issue. Outside bond houses urged a higher rate, but local faith kept the 4 percent thirty year bonds on a strong footing. Credit to Chairman H T Inman, the mayor, and council for the successful sale reflects confidence in the administration.
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Atlante
Atlanta
4H. T. Inman
Mississippi Mineral Wealth and Southern Port Plans
The survey reports Mississippi rich in cement and clay deposits with minor resources like glass sand lignite ochres and fuller’s earth. Alabama and Mobile aspect: river improvements on Mobile Tombigbee Warrior system aim to lower transport costs to the sea, boosting coal iron and mineral exports. twenty locks and dams planned with half completed, funds around 2.5 million spent and 5.5 million more projected.
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Mississippi
Geological Survey
Mississipp
Birmingham
Gulf
Alabama
Ocean
Isthman
South
Mineral District
Mobile
Tombigbee
Warrior
Mulberry
Congress
Ian Bankhead
Congressional Committee of Rivers and Warriors
Alabama's canal plan to link Warrior to Gulf near Birmingham
A proposed through canal across a 20 mile stretch from the broad river to Birmingham would enable four 500 ton barges, boosting Mobile as a major Gulf port. A $10,000,000 appropriation bill seeks state aid with rumored federal activity, promising vast regional economic gains and job creation along with intensified coal and iron ore trade.
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Birmingham
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Gulf
Alabama
Mobile
American
Pacific
China
Hawaii
Japan
Philippines
Warrior
Caribbean Sea
Panama
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New York
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Alabama City
United States
Constitution Echoes Great Sunday Issue Across Georgia
The Roma Tribune and other Georgia papers celebrate The Atlanta Constitution’s 84 page Sunday edition. Rome, Columbus, Dublin and Athens praise its size, specific local mentions, and value as a statewide advertisement and read.
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Roma Tribune
Atlanta Constitution
Georgia Constitution
Rome
Georgia
Tribune
Songs and Snatches From a Georgia Holiday
A cluttered page surveys poems and verses with Southern flavor from Georgia, noting holiday themes and Christmas cheer. It includes lines about winter pain and joy, editor jokes, political witticisms, and society musings, interwoven with brief notes on editors, poets, and a few local events.
Central of Georgia to Elevate New Officials
Rumored lineup for the Central of Georgia Railway specifies J F Hanson of Macon as president and W A Winburn of Savannah as first vice president and traffic chief with Theo D Kline of Savannah as second vice president and general manager. The forecast, based on reliable sources, expects no new names in the forthcoming election.
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J. F. Hanson
Macon
W. A. Winburn
Savannah
Theo. D. Kline
Central of Georgia Railway
John M. Egan
Hanson
Winburn
The
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Hineshow
South
City officers to be elected without opposition
Municipal officers are to be elected today with seven councilmen and two aldermen nominated in the recent white primary. All seats are unopposed and terms begin the first Monday next January. Ward by ward list includes John H. Harman Alderman, George H. Simp councilman, Frank Hil, F A Quillan, H Goodrwin, A Bruce, C J Gowen, E C Peters, R V Carbain. Registration totals by ward: 629, 892, 816, 79, 1333, 79. Polling places at Curtis drug store, City Hall, Johnson's store, Auburn Ave and Jackson, Harris store, Peachtree Street, Caldwell's store. Managers listed per ward.
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Theus
Fiennan
John H. Har
George H. Simp
Prank
Hil- N
F. A. Quil-lan
H. Goodrwin
A. Bruce
C. J. Gowen
E. C. Peters
R. V. Carban
Wanda
Wearas
Curtis’ Drug Store
Mitchell and
Forsyth Streets
City Hall
Johnson's
Corner Fair
Fraser Streets
Auburn Avenue
Jackson Street
Smith
J. J. Fourth
W.R. I. "Soth
Lo Avary
James Banks
Ww. F. Cruscelle
Seventh Ward
G. J. Dulles
J. H. Caldwell
J.D Frasier
Alf Bartling Elected Superintendent of Atlanta Poultry Show
Alf Bartling, a well known local poultry fancier, was elected superintendent for the Atlanta Poultry Show to be held during the last week of January. A committee of Captain Evan P. Howell, W. R. Joyner, and Robert B. Riley was named to secure orders from Atlanta merchants for the event. The show is expected to be one of the best ever held.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Poultry Association
Alf Bartling
Evan P. Howell
W. R. Joyner
Robert B. Riley
Atlanta Exposition Fund Boost From Chamber Members
Eight voluntary subscriptions to fund the Atlanta municipal exhibit grew yesterday as President Maddox of the chamber and Secretary Cooper reported. Twenty two members sent 625 each, toward the 2500 Maddox pledged, with nonmembers invited to contribute. If the total isn’t reached by week’s end, the chamber may urge broader public support for the Louisiana Purchase expo exhibit.
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Atlanta
W. G. Cooper
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
R. F. Maddox
Chamber
Maddox
Chamber of Commerce
Y W G Cooper
R F Shedden
Enterprise Lumber Company
Martin & Hoyt Company
Atlanta Stove Works
Atlanta Gas Light Company
S Valdes
M. R. Emmone
Coca Cola Company
Priest Dropped From New York Archdiocese
Father Giuseppe Cirringione of the Roman Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception at Williams Bridge was removed from the New York archdiocese after a disappearance from November 13 for three days and a claimed kidnapping. His successor was appointed to the pastoral post.
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New York
Giuseppe Cirringione
Willams Bridge
Gavel Passes to R F Maddox in Atlanta Chamber Meet
During the Atlanta chamber of commerce monthly session former president J Keer formally handed the gavel to president R F Maddox. Attendees included Maddox Kerr Jones Shedden Stevens Woodward Orme Krants Wyle Pope Foreman and Cooper. The group discussed joining the Atlanta Manufacturers Association for a December social, set committees, and considered bringing conventions to Atlanta. The board elected new members Bluthenthal & Bickert Rhodes-Haverty Furniture F Seely D C Lytle Neptune Meter J N McHachern E G Withingham Asante Manufacturing Forrest & George Adair Shewmeke & Murphey E Van Winkle Gin & Machinery A A DeLoach Teleco Cigar Atlanta Table Co Atlanta Trunk Co I Tucker Callaway G McGehee and Ladson.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
J. Keer
R. F. Maddox
J. Kerr
Samuel D. Jones
R .F. Shedden
J. P. Stevens
D. Woodward
Joseph T. Orme
A L. Krants
J. Wyle Pope
R. L. Foreman
W. G. Cooper
Atlanta Manufacturers’ Association
Atlanta
Maddox
Chamber
Houston Harper
Piedmont Hotel
Pope
Atlante
Bluthenthal & Bickert
Rhodes-Haverty Furniture Company
F. Seely
Atlanta's Stand to Fund Model City Exhibit at Fair
Tales from The Bacon News recount Atlanta's push to finance a $10,000 model city exhibit for a world fair. Mayor Howell moved quickly to secure $5,000 from the city council and pledged to raise the remaining $5,000 by week’s end, with $2,500 reportedly raised from the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce.
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Atlanta
Bacon News
P. Howell
Weahington
Howell
Atanta Chamber of Commerce
Thia Jett
Relet
Fridey
Eee
Heat in Atlanta Trolley Cars Sparks City Action
In Atlanta winter scene, passengers endure cold trolley cars as heat was turned on sparingly. Doctors who ordered closures faced suspensions while the city considers state railroad commission input to enforce heating. Mayor discusses with officials as council plans action at next meeting to remedy public health concerns.
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