JAGIA GOOD ROADS ASSOCIATION FORMED
The Georgia good roads convention formed a state association with officers and district vice presidents. Captain Clifford L. Anderson of Atlanta was named president, with Judge W. F. Eve of Augusta as vice president and J. K. Ottny of Atlanta as treasurer. Colonel T. H. Martin was urged as secretary, though reportedly unable to serve. Delegates arrived as sessions opened with prayers and committee reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
State Association
Clifford L. Anderson
Atlanta
W. F. Eve
Augusta
J. K. Ottny
T. H. Martin
Martin
Sme
David J. Baily
Trifin
J. K. Orr
Anderson
Breckinridge Wilmer
St. Lukes
Committee On Credentials
Avention
Committee On
Clinton L. Anderson
Fulton
W.F. Eve
Richmond
T. H.martin
Ful—ias
J. K. Ottley
Fulsa
Martin Dodge
Fern Dodge
United Ites Ofice
Dodge
Pfemie
Road talk and political maneuver in Georgia convention
Speeches by Senator Dodge and Colonel Lane urge road improvements to curb urban migration and boost rural prosperity. Delegates tour Soldiers' Home Road as evening talks cover road materials and world roads, with Georgia politics focusing on transferring 925,380 from public property funds to pay bond interest. a court decision looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Cleeck
Richard Orme Flynn
Thomas Heflin
LaFayette
Alt
J. J. Spaldington
David J. Bailey
B.B. Lumsden
T. P. Branch
Mathemathics
Georgia School of Technology
Soldiers’ Home Road
Fir Tt
Dodge
Georgia
Charles P. Lane
Huntsville
Ala
Huntsville ‘Tribune
Alabama
Lane
Madison County
Colonel Lane
W. H. Smyth
John J. 3Eay
Rome
C. H. Ellington
Thomson
Samuel W. McGallre
Hetz
M. A. Eldridge
United States
W. H. Moors
National Good Roads Association
Atlanta
Montgomery
Howell
Senate
Cree
Candler
Superior
Supreme Court
Taogan E. Bleckley
Thich
Orville A. Park
Macon
Blalock
House
Grice
Pulaski
Supreme Court of the State
Wright
Floyd
Hall
Bibb
Toomer
Ware
Che
Howell -Resoluton Ig
Puvnercas
General Assembly
Eas
Studteteily
Supreme Court of
Tuskegee Negro Conference to Meet Next February
Eleventh annual Tuskegee Negro Conference session set for February 19 and 20 in Tuskegee Alabama. Promoted by Booker T. Washington, the meeting aims to urge Southern Negro farmers to acquire property, improve housing, and boost education for children with reduced railroad rates to attend. Public invitation extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuskegee Body
Tuskegee
Ala
Tuskegee Negro Conference
South
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee Institute
Quaint Philosophy in an Advertisement Promotes Self Power
An OCR fragment argues that belief in an inner Deity aids action and success. It promotes a disciplined, straightforward life, warns against intoxicants, and urges clean habits and proper food. The piece touts grape seed extract and self-improvement as paths to worthy work and mastery.
Atlanta Senate Amends Charter Bill on Taxing Public Utilities
The Senate reconsidered the Atlanta charter amendment after initial defeat, adopting Howell’s modification to permit city, mayor, and council to set licenses and charges for street railways and electric firms. The measure caps ad valorem and bridge taxes, allowing reasonable dividends while ensuring funds for operation and debt service. The amendment passed unanimously and moves to the House for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Howell
Atlanta
Blits
Twenty-Second
Sénaaté
General Council
Salt City
Bowell
Ellis
Opyaze
Suits Filed Against English and Bensel Over Wiring Damage
Three suits filed in city court seek damages from James W English and William Bensel for alleged electric wires and conduits cut during a Broad street building excavation. Plaintiffs W. B. Johnston C. P. Byrd and E. W. Allen & Co claim business damage with damages sought totaling 140 17 and 210 dollars. Attorney Vassar Woolley filed the suits. Beaks Diamond: Fin Mrs Nora Beichler sues A F Pickert for 25 dollar diamond pin pledged for a 75 dollar loan with 82 21 paid by mail orders. Pickert allegedly returned the orders and refused pin delivery. Pate Awarded 150: Jury verdict for 160 in favor of Jesse Pate against the city after he claimed injuries from a Whitehall street ditch fall. case before Judge H M Reid. Handsome Counter Installed: Clerk Arnold Broyles reports a new counter installed in the main room of the superior court office, improving service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. English
William Bensel
Broad Street
W. B. Johnston
South Broad Street
C. P. Byrd
E. W
Allen & Co
Vassar Woolley
Beaks
Nora Beichler
A. F. Pickert
Pickett Mall
Pate
Jesse Pate
H. M. Reid
Whitehall Street
Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
Gierk Broyles
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Hardwick
Washington
Mitchell
Thomas
Messrs
Morris
Cobb
Flynt
Spalding
Park
Greene
Brewton
Tattnall
Flynot
Mr. Hall
Yeas
Ayres
Bell Blalock
Boswell
Bray
Brack
Bruce
Burnett
Bush
Carswell
Clower
Davis
Meriwether
Newton
Drawdy
Beleston
Everett
Fort
Foster
Towns
Rhyne
Sanders
Sla
Ton
Steed
Stevens
Stewart
Stubbs
Symons
Tarver
Anompeon
Banks
Thompson
Dooly
Tisinger
Tumilin
Turner
Walker
Webster
Wellbern
Wells
Whiteind
Wight
Dougherty
Wilson
Ployd
Nays
Bartow
Bailey
Barron
Blue
Carrington
Cowart
Crumbley
Daughtry
Deal
Nglish
Felder
Frederick
Freeman
Whitfield
George
Morgan
Hall of Bible
Fannin
Harper
Chattooga
Herrington
Hilton
Uttheson
Johnson
Baker
Joiner
Kilburn
Knight
Lané
McFarland
Maples
Merrett
Monroe
Moore
Parker
Richardson
Good Roads
From
Maier & Berkele's
Maier & Berkele
Tad
of. Laird, Haber & Foareh
Whitehall St
Edwin Clapp
Wale
Heih2 & Suns Gun Store
Alabama &T
Atlanta, Ga
Baltimore
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarter Underwear
Eiseman Bros
Cthe
Whitehall Street Clothiers
Alabama and
Fryar Streets
Union Depot
Fisetichi Biva
Washington, D.C
Elsvian Bes
Elsemat Bros
Baltimore, Ma
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