Mayors Pen May Make Ball Chief In Fact
After a lengthy dispute the council adopts an ordinance making Chief Ball the chief in fact and name. The measure passes 12 to 9 and goes to the mayor for approval or veto. if signed, the chief will supervise all police department functions and be accountable to the police commissioners.
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Ball
FTER
Ecouncii
James L. Key
Polles
Board of Pollen Commissioners
Board of Police Commissioners
Cold Wave Stuns With Freezing Point Highs And Averages
A cold wave gripped the region from Sunday through yesterday with no complaints from those craving cold. Yesterday’s high reached freezing point at 32 degrees and the low dropped to 17. The forecast calls for continued cold, moderating in the north, with increasing clouds and a chance of rain later. January’s mean temperature was 16 degrees, with 2.30 inches of precipitation and a notable 98 degree daily temperature swing on the 27th.
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Weather Bureau
Bible Conference Planned by Chattanooga Ministers
Evangelist George C Needham expected to teach at a June Bible conference in Chattanooga Tennessee. The event may be held on Lookout Mountain with ministers of Chattanooga tabernacle preparing a large gathering. Restaurant Gelder's at 2 Marietta Street is cited for best dinner in Atlanta at 28 cents.
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Chatttanooga
Tenn
Chattanooga
George C. Needsham
Lookout Mountain
Wedding Gift Ideas in Art Nouveau and French Design
Chatelaine Uiaiches features gifts for weddings including L art nouveau and French floral motifs in rose gold enamel. Opera glasses, lorgnettes, and ornate chains add vintage glamour. Toilet silver items complete a refined registry.
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Chatelaine Uiaiches
Wells Plans Columbia Theater Renovation in Atlanta
Jake Wells and property owners will renovate the Columbia theater starting in April. The Byron Musical Comedy Company will debut the revamped venue after the work and perform at the Grand Opera house until completion. Improvements include new seats, scenery, and fittings costing about 20000 dollars. Anderson’s Armory project to rebuild walls begins, with architect W R Gunn overseeing plans for a new house opening by St Patrick's Day March 17.
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Jake Wells
DeHves
Columbia Theater
South
Wells
Columbia
Byron Musical Edy Company
Virginia
Byron
Atlanta
Grand Opera House
Colombia
Anderson
Aiken & Sep
W. R. Gunn
Andersen
St. Patday
New Vintage G. H. Mumm Extra Dry Imports Highlight Quality
The 1901 import data show 120,239 cases of G. H. Mumm Extra Dry, over a third of all imports and nearly 69,000 more than any rival brand. Advertising strategy boosts profitability, with copy and media choice driving early success. Contact Geo. 8. Lowman, Empire blog, Atlanta, for details.
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G. H. Mumm
Lowman
Empire
Atlanta
Council Adapts Ordinance for Citizen Police Appointees
The council introduced an ordinance allowing the police board to appoint a squad of twenty-one citizens as special policemen. Three reliable men per ward will hold authority, carry arms, and make arrests when needed, serving without pay, and must be physically morally and intellectually fit. They will receive keys to alarm boxes.
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Police Board
Councilmam
City Council Deliberates on Police Chert Fund Transfer
During an adjourned night session the council diverted 5 009 from police payroll to the chert fund. The assembly backed reductions to pay tolls and debated salaries, with a 10 to 10 tie broken by Mayor Pro Tem Johnson, approving the sheet for adoption.
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Finance Committee
Aldermanic Board
Police Department
Garrett
Woodward
Arrett
Langino
Beck
Konta
Reed
Fincher
First Ward
F. Tem. Johnson
Churchman
Johnson
Welch
Winn
Alderman Longino
Peck
Longio
Woney
Pra Tem
Tabernacle Baptist Home
Georgia School of Technology
Warren
Longino
Howell
Outchmen Beck
Fnance Committee
Edgewood Avenue
Awerman Woodward
Fnance
Council Chamber
Key
Kontz
Pierce
Chance Committee
Pro Ten. Johnson
Baliels
Ausma Rapid Treasit Company
Lakewood
Edgewood
Atlanta
Rst
Coxers
Isc
Grady Hospital
Fair Young Women to Serve as Waitresses
A charity restaurant opens on Whitehall Street run by the Sheltering Arms with about twenty five Atlanta women serving daily. Each day a church or organization oversees operations to fund a new building, planned to be erected once the current restaurant closes.
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The
Sheltering ‘Arms
Ots
Whitehall Street
Ladies of the Sheltering Arms
Sheltering Arms
Margaret Newman
Atlanta
Atlanta Athletic Club
Atlanta Fire Department
Reasters
Toasters
Committee to Choose Place for State Fair Returns to Savannah
State Agricultural Society executive committee will meet at the Kimball House next Tuesday February 12 to induct the newly elected president Dudley Hughes of Danville and decide where the next state fair will be held. Savannah and Valdosta vie again. both offer grounds and buildings in competition backed by local committees. Terrell’s letters and Estill for Governor editorial follow, praising Savannah leader J A Estill and urging support. teachers paid state wide, Floyd County outstanding.
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State Agricultural Society
Wil
Kimball House
Dudley Hughes
Danville
Fwiggs County
Thomasville
J. Pope Brown
Savannah
Valsagta
Valdosta
Martin V. Calvin
Augusta
Estill
Gainesville,Gay
J. H. Estill
Hxelf
J. A. ‘Esti
Batill
Emtire
Betill
North Orgiens
Eleth
Granta Thev
Estlly
Empire State
Candler
Beatill
Ravannah
William J. Bevan
Democracy
Colons
Bryan
Morning News
Pope
Chatham
Caniler
Estiti
Ketii
Stats Campalen
Pro- Sressen
Bouers
Trien
Georgia pension fund payout sets rapid pace this year
Commissioner Lindsey reports over 400 000 in pensions paid in three weeks, about half of the state fund. With 2 000 more pensioners on the rolls, payment duties are shared by court ties and state officials with power of attorney, and first payments for this year will begin in weeks, following $600 900 paid to teachers last year.
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Sioner Glenn
Lindsey
Georgia
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