Mad Mullahs Target Atlanta Morality in Civic Crisis
Communications from Colonel Robert J. Lowry and George W. Parrott defend Captain James W. English amid recall campaign attacks. They denounce extremists as modern Mad-Mullahs, praise English’s fight against gambling and moral reform, and predict the recall effort will be decisively defeated, leaving Atlanta wiser for years.
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Robert J. Lowry
Atlanta
George W. Parrott
Lowry Well
James W. English
Mr. Parrott
Gray
Death of L. P. Mandeville Stirs Carroll County Attention
Obituary notes loss of L P Mandeville a Carroll County leader and former state senator valued for years of public service. Described as a prominent business figure and fearless advocate, he earned respect in the General Assembly and community for his integrity and steadfast positions.
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L. P. Mandeville
Carrollion
Feeman
Mandeville
Carroll County
General Assembly
Bia
Eminent sense of fair play marked his life and loss
The death of a man admired for fairness and service is mourned by his community and the state. His unselfish contributions touched many and his passing is a sad loss to all who knew him.
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Atlanta
Board of Police Commissioners
Miethn
James
Finguish
Appomattox
Lee
Grant
Georgia
Man of the Hour Prompts Atlanta Spirit Revival
A Wednesday dinner for retiring Atlanta Chamber of Commerce president Mel R. Wilkinson signals a new administration under Victor H. Kriegshaber. Asa G. Candler hints at backing Wilkinson for mayor if he consents, suggesting a citywide revival of the old Atlanta Spirit and a push for stronger organization to rebuild Atlanta’s prosperity.
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Atlanta Spirit
Mel R. Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Victor H. Kriegshaber
Melt R. Wilkinson
Atlanta
Asa G. Candler
Mr. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
United States
Lfe
Chamber of Commerce
Open House at the Y M C A in Atlanta
The Y M C A in Atlanta hosts an open house and New Year’s reception in the new building with ten to many hours for inspection. Governor Nat E Harris attends as host and guest, with the aim of drawing more than last year’s 4,000 visitors. The event showcases facilities, programs, and the association’s vital civic work for the city. Astronomers note the moon’s slight deviation and the holiday mood lingers.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Atlanta
Y. M.C.A
Nat E. Harris
Hondrea
Young Men's Christian “Association
The New Year Ward Calls Old Sailors Home
A Georgia family voice greets the New Year urging the old brigade to see life endures. The speaker praises veterans and old brigades, noting time’s snow and aging yet finds courage, movement, and forward work as life continues into the new year.
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Old Brigades
Mr. Bowser
Europe
North Carolina Farmer Father of 41 Children Marries Widow
A North Carolina farmer, 94, reputedly father of 41 children with 38 living, recently wed a widow age 85. Two children witnessed the ceremony as many grandchildren and great grandchildren gathered to bless the couple, per mentions in The Boston Globe and local notices.
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North State
North Carolina
George Houston Post Bailey
Boston Globe
Prominent Atlanta Builder James Warren English Honored
A commemorative tribute recounts James Warren English’s rise from Georgian war veteran to Atlanta civic leader. The piece praises his roles as mayor, police board chair, city planner, and longtime advocate for Grady hospital and technology schools, noting his decisive public service and loyal friendship with Robert J. Lowry and W. Newman.
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Orleans Parish
Georgia
Griffin
Fallow
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Lee
Atlanta
Atlant
Police Board
Board of Education
Chairrman
Cuy
Grady Hospital
Ila Fund
Young Men's Christian Association
Georgia School of Technology
Alabamda
Gya
Robert Clark Howel
Spencer Atkinson
A. R. Lawton
Robert J. Lowry
James Warren English
George, W. Parrott
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
The poem paints a wintry village scene with wind and warmth inside. It contrasts hungry, hard times with the comfort of food, fire, and cheerful kids. It notes workers idle in summer yet busy during winter, and depicts delegates passing by as Gowreck and others loaf and dream in the countryside.
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