City Court Targets Gang Behind Atlanta Crime Wave
Solicitor Boykin led raids on the criminal network blamed for numerous offenses including burglary and a murder plot. An exuberant grand jury report cited losses surpassing 2.0 million dollars over four years as federal actions join local efforts to dismantle the organization. Several suspects are jailed. others are at large. The public is urged that cases be promptly disposed of based on fresh evidence.
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Oy Kit
Atlanta
Boykin
All for Bonds Unanimous City Support in Atlanta Proposal
widespread civic backing for the $8,850,000 municipal bond issue in Atlanta is noted as unprecedented. The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce and major groups endorse the plan, arguing it benefits public service, health, education, and city growth, with bankers signaling favorable terms at par on a 6 percent basis.
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Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Parent-Teachers’ Association
Atlanta Federation of Trades
Atlanta Woman's Club
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The A B and A Crisis Faces Georgia Rail System
The editorial warns the A B and A crisis endangers Georgia’s economy and thousands of homeowners along the line. It argues compromising the system would devastate a 640 mile territory, cost 2,000 jobs, and harm the state’s transportation backbone, urging a solution to weather the storm intact.
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Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railway
Georgia
Bealde
United States
Condidar
Fragmentary Verse Notes From The Excelsior Springs Standard
A patchwork of verses and snippets from The Excelsior Springs Standard includes a Mock debate on "Brawn and Brain" with Uncle John, lines about Miss Springtime, and refugees and weather quips. It also cites brief notes on a wild man captured in Mississippi jungles and a Dublin Courier-Herald echoing safety in numbers. The piece closes with Joseph Campbell’s Spring motif from The Dial.
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Mississippi
Dublin Courier-Herald
Billville
Joseph Campbell
Supreme moment and sharp might of a blond Viking
A fragmented reminiscence pieces together bold figures in journalism and theater, from a boastful editor to a blond Viking figure, a Sphinx, and a New York trip, recalling trials of power and brutal firing, with street scenes and a Houston event framed in a late era tone. The memoir touches on editors, writers, performers, and urban life, ending with a courtroom misrule and a marriage query.
Wise Advice for Peach Growers on Winter Burn and Spraying
An agricultural note urges peach growers to clear hibernating beetle habitats near orchards by burning woodlands and rubbish before dry weather ends. It stresses supervision to prevent property damage and warns that thorough pruning and timely spraying or dusting are essential to curb curculio and brown rot, with emphasis on finishing each spray to avoid missed areas. It notes USDA agents observe hibernating curculios in orchards and highlights practical spraying efficiency for a strong 1921 peach crop.
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United States ‘Department of Agriculturaly
Fort Valley
Hava
Shadows and Beauty in a Painter's Quiet Reflections
A reflective prose piece by George Matthew Adams discusses a painting by Eugene Higgins showing a lone walker with his dog along a shadowed hillside path. The piece extols shadows as sources of triumph and beauty, urging endurance and moral insight drawn from historical figures and biblical scenes.
Constitution Publicity and the International Executive Committee
Fragmented OCR text references publicity tied to the constitution and an international executive committee. It mentions advertising clubs and a district conference with unclear context and scattered phrases.
Milledgeville Charity Drive Aids Europe War Victims
Milledgeville Georgia reports a Centiary Spectation fund for war stricken Europe shows rising donations. A local committee chaired by Healt hy Ruchan notes that a net gain of 922 dollars has been raised with ongoing appeal for supporters and centers continuing collection efforts.
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Milledgeville
Pada
Health Talks on Tuberculosis by Dr William Brady M D
Dr Brady discusses tuberculosis contagion and latent infection outlining how most adults are exposed in infancy, infection via close contact, and the dangers of coughing or spitting. He warns against casual contact yet notes that contaminated clothing rarely spreads the disease and advises against handling food by those with active TB.
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Bachlli
Ana
Honeymoon Spoiled By Forgery Charge Shocks Bride
Macon Georgia February 1 Special The honeymoon of Samus E Barton alias Paul D Dillard ended when he was refused bail and sent to Bibb county Jail to await trial on forged check and larceny charges. His wife, learning of the alleged escapades, left by train. Barton is also said to be wanted in Cedartown Calhoun and Chattanooga for forgery mortgage and swindling. Arrest followed blames on the Lutheran Williams Banking Company.
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Macon
Onesymoon
Samus E. Barton
Paul D. Dillard
Chattanooga
Sity
Bibb County
Ata
Becaud
Shreemh
Barton
Gedar
Tore Bieery
Blaine
Luthern Williams Banking Company
Laying hens sought for Atlanta Home for Old Women
The Atlanta Home for Old Women requests donations of laying hens to save egg costs. The home at 81 West End Avenue, West Had, seeks hens to keep in a back yard area. West 605 is the contact for those who can help, especially if residents lack means to transport birds.
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Atlanta
West
Atlante
West Nd Avenue
Harding asks for special senate session in March
President-elect Harding requests a special session of the new Senate for March 4 to confirm cabinet and other appointments. The telegram to Senator Lodge via Senator Underwood signals the move as a standard transition step, with about a score of Senate elections requiring timely attendance.
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Harding
Senate
Wilson
Asta
Mont
Senator Lodge
Massachusetts
White -House
Underwood
Alabama
Farewell Gift Made Hermance by Rotary Club
The Rotary Club held a regular meeting with members only speaking. Frances Solomon entertained with guitar and songs, drawing repeated encores. Mrs. A I Prickett received a club gift, and Harry Hermance was honored as he leaves Atlanta for Woolworth duties abroad. a special meeting was set for next Tuesday.
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Rotary Club
Frances Solomon
Harrington
A. I. Prickett
Bera Cowan
Rotarlang
Lee Ashcraft
Hermance
Atlanta
Cera
Rotaria Sie
Witnesses Examined in Bunco Probe In Atlanta Fulton County
The Fulton County investigation into bunco activity in Atlanta continues with witnesses examined and documentary evidence reviewed. No new indictments were issued as the probe, led by the solicitor general, expands to federal involvement and questions about army officer connections.
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Bunco
Atlanta
Fulton County
Brand Jf
Gaytra
Poykin
Sollcitor
United States District Attorney
Tiea
Arge Auma
Forum Luncheon to Feature Miss Martha Berry Speaker
The Rome Georgia chamber plans a noon luncheon in the assembly hall featuring Miss Martha Berry founder of the Berry Schools as a leading educator. Robert B. Troutman chairs the forum committee and reports strong response from chamber offices with numerous acceptances.
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Atante Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Martha Berry
Berry Schools
Rome
Erica
Vee Bas
Robert B.troutman
Maifea
Guaion Carda
Five Points Crash of Cars Results in Damage Suits
In Decatur Street collision at Hive Bolate indeg eeeion near Park, two damage suits filed in superior court. Lois Eugene and Mae Gaither face Georgia Railway and Power Company. claimed $5,000 and $7,000 respectively. Minor involved and representatives Bowlaty and Dennis noted. Police report indicates burglary at a hardware store by Lightfield and Neo Pottery burglars later pursued.
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Hive Bolate
Decatur
Xan’ Wild
Peathtre-Piedmont & Park
Superior Court
The
Georgia Railway
Power Company
Lois Eugene
Gaither
Mt: Are
Bowlaty & Dennis
Overcoat Theft Blamed on Atlanta Visitor Incident
Vice President elect Calvin Coolidge visited Atlanta and praised local hospitality. One man allegedly thefted Coolidge's overcoat as a souvenir, leaving police to keep the case quiet while hoping the thief is caught. The garment was unguarded during the stay and later not found.
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Calvin Coolidge
Atlanta
Lita
Massachusetts
Peachtree Street
Polic
Newberry Maintains Plurality After Michigan Recount
Washington reports a recount showing Senator Newberry ahead by about 4,500 over Henry Ford in Michigan. With 82 precincts left, Ford gains about 3,125, while Newberry’s original lead was near 7,500. The Senate committee announced canvass work to finish tomorrow.
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Washington
Senator New
Berry
Henry Ford
Michigan
Senate
Mr. Ford
Senator Newberry
Texas Governor Seeks End to Suspended Sentences
Texas Governor Neff asks the legislature to repeal suspended sentences, calling the measure a tool that shields professional criminals. He cites a crime wave and vows tighter control, after abolishing the prison advisory board and limiting pardons.
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Texas
Austin
Neff
Néfi
Two youths sought on murder charge in Virginia county
Fittsburg February 1 Robert Martin and Robe Haggerman white youths charged with the murder Sunday of Godfrey Shultz 50 a farmer near Wellsville in Nottoway County were being sought by authorities Shultz in an ante mortem statement said he was shot when his efforts to pull their automobile from mud near his home proved futile police said Haggerman and Martin had been drinking heavily at the time of the killing Mrs W A Peebles dies at private hospital sister of prison commissioner T E Patterson resident of College Park died Tuesday after a brief illness She is survived by her husband and two daughters funeral notes will follow
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W. A. Peebles
T. E. Patterson
Colege Park
Thomas
Henry Peskies
Bmildr
Andonette
A .C. Hemperley
East Point
Inter
Directors' Meeting in Millengarile to Address Mid Term
A February session was held with full attendance as the board met in Atlanta to discuss mid-term matters. The meeting included the approval of a Henan student fare application and confirmed ongoing college governance actions.
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Millengarile
Bogelat
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