Delay Not Due To Nashville Chattanooga And St Louis Railways
Governor Candler is assured by Charles E. Harman that delays in building a new Atlanta depot are not caused by differences with the Nashville, Chattanooga and St Louis lessee of the Western and Atlantic. President Thomas confirms no correspondence with other roads on the depot matter and that his January 14 letter supports the state’s plan to build a union passenger station.
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Southern
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Western and Atlantic
Candler
Charles E. Harman
Contra
Mr. Harman
Nashville
Depot Commission
Thomas
Chattanooga and
Whitehall
Loyd Streets
Atlanta
T W Thomas
Tonal Districts Apportionment Plans Near Final Form
Mississippi apportionment committee nears completion after three weeks of sessions. Proposed districts list counties by number, with districts spanning from Akira Itawamba to Warren Yazoo and others. The Buffalo party travels from Kingston Jamaica to New Orleans for Mardi Gras.
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Sissisippi
Jackson
Miss
Akira
Itawamba
Lee
Lowndes
Monroe
Oktibbeha
Noxaber
Prentiss
Tishomingo
Benton
DeSoto
Lafayette
Marshall
Panota
Tallahatchie
Simpson Lawrence
Coviictten
Tones
Wayne
Greene
Perry
Marion
Pearl River
Hancock
Harrison
Claiburne Capiah
Franklin
Jefferson
Lincoln
Adams
Wilkinson
Amite
Pike
Warren
Yazoo
Madigen
Hinds Rankin
Sharkey
Itsaquens
Buffalo
Mardi Gras
Washington
Hiingston
Jamaica
New Orleans
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Georgia candidates enter crowded legislative field in many counties
Georgia politicians begin broadcasting announcements across weekly papers as primary races loom alongside the state contest. Judge J. Williams of Ware joins W. M. Toomer in Decatur County race, with Colonel Robert R. Terrell of Whigham praised as mayor and likely candidate. Decatur County may send two reps. Byron B. Bower Jr seeks Senate seat. Georgia veterans plan to travel to Dallas for Confederate reunion, with General Clement A. Evans noting strong turnout. Fertilizer sales lag behind last year due to high provisions and idle land, while the governor race remains unsettled awaiting party primary nominations.
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J. 3. Whams
Ware County
Wayetosa
Judge Willams
W. M. Toomer
Toomer
Atlanta
Robert R. Terrell
Whigham
Decatur County
Bainbridge
Coronel Terrell
Decatur
Byron B. Bower, Jr
Senate
Dallas
Tex
Clement A. Evang
Georgia Division
Georgia
Evans
Dans
Texas
O. B. Stevens
Department of Agriculture
Bainbridge Democrat
Lke
Democrat
Sparta Ishmaelite
Jim Smith
Oglethorpe
Griffin News
Est
Glenn
Wetill
Public affairs notes report reelection, incidents, and events
Board of Water Commissioners to reelect Colonel Park Woodward as water superintendent and W R K Dimmick as secretary for two years. Mayor Mims signs January apportionment. Scott Thompson, a Southern Road brakeman, injured in Belt Junction collision and recovering. others hurt also on road. Attorney for the Deihl estate seeks $5,689.45 against a former guardian. Professor Henry Van Dyke to lecture in Atlanta. Concert at Phillips & Crew's hall to fund Kirkwood mission chapel. Dominican mission at Church of the Immaculate Conception attracts Protestants and Catholics. Dr S L Morris joins Southern Presbyterian home mission committee. Mangum Street death from apoplexy. funeral at Resaca. Police chief's vagrancy crusade reduces street crime. Moffett, a Black bootblack, survives railroad accident. Passion Play lecture attracts Irish community. Juvenile dramatic society plans April entertainment. Botany study rising in high schools. George Isaacs injured by dynamite blast at rock pit.
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Mims
Finance Committee of Council
Scott Thompson
Belt Junett
Thad
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Atlante
van Dyke
Atlanta
Phillips & Crew
Music Hall
Mission Chapel
Kirkwood
Walton
Officials chosen for big Atlanta exhibit meeting
At the Atlanta Manufacturers Association general committee meeting in the chamber of commerce officers were elected. J K Orr was named president and R T Conley first VP with Samuel D Jones second VP W G Cooper secretary and H T Inman treasurer. A site for the exhibit was discussed including the old capitol lot free for 30 days and the Julius Brown building as a possible venue. A location committee was formed to report next meeting.
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Atlanta Manufacturers' Association
Chamber of Commerce
Samuel Kaufman
Mr. Gholstin
Mr. Orr
Samuel Gholstin
Lyman Hall
E. H. Inman
H. L. Schlesinger
David Kaufman
Tve
J. K. Orr
R. T. Conley
Samuel D. Jones
W. G. Cooper
Tar
H. T. Inman
Schlesinger
Hall
School of Technology
Tis
Captain Hall
Atlanta
M. Cooper
John 8. Owens
Manufacturers' Association
Capitol
Marietta
Forsyth Streets
Fire Department
Orr
Julius Brown
Pryor and
Wall Streets
Samuel D Jones
L. Gholstin
H L Schlesinger
J.P Stevens
R. A. Hemphill
W. G Cooper
Snow Expected This Afternoon With Brief Storm Likely
The weather bureau warns of snow this afternoon or tonight with a likely brief storm. Temperatures drop from 24 degrees to 19 as the snowfall is expected to begin in the afternoon and may be followed by rain or a switch to snow if the weather remains cold.
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Weather Bureau
At & O'Clock
Churchmen in Convention at National Federation Meet
About seventy five ministers from nearly all denominations gathered in Washington for the second annual conference of the National Federation of Churches and Christian Workers. Several speeches were delivered by prominent private citizens. Dr. L. C. Barnes of Pittsburgh urged that ecclesiastical union is impossible and that cooperative religious work is the best path to effectiveness.
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Iyeunss
Washington
National Federation of Churches and Christian Workers
L. C. Barnes
Pittsburg
Doctors Endorse Postum Food Coffee and Grape Nuts
Gloucester physician Dr. William Hale promotes Postum Food Coffee as a healthful replacement for coffee. He cites relief for nervous disorders and lists six patients improved under Postum and Grape Nuts guidance, stressing boiled preparation to bring out color and flavor.
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William Hale
Pleasant Street
Gloucester
Main
Atlanta Man for Chaplain at Southern Federal Prison
Dr. Tullius C. Tupper of Atlanta was appointed chaplain of the Southern federal prison after a competitive campaign. The $1,500 post drew applicants from Georgia and the South, with Attorney General Knox delivering the final decision amid strong endorsements from bishops, ministers, and public figures. The veteran minister, a former army chaplain and long-time Atlanta resident, was praised for his frank, magnetic nature and loyal support of local interests.
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Washington
Tullias C. Tupper
Atlanta
Georgia
South
Knox
Tupper
Dr. Tupper
T. C. Tupper
Elsenhart
Leavenworth
Kans
St. Philips Church
North Caroline
St Lukes Church
Intervats
Place
Ruth Coker seeks divorce in Superior Court over cruelty
In a recent session Ruth Coker filed for divorce from James Erwin Coker alleging habitual drunkenness and cruel treatment after their September 23, 1800 marriage and separate living since last fall. Attorneys Kilpatrick and McClelland represent her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Coker
Kilpatrick & McClelland
James Erwin Coker
Two Infants Die of Pneumonia in Alabama Town
Felix Walker, two weeks ill with pneumonia, dies at Alexander City home. This is the second child in the Walker family to die in twenty days from pneumonia. The February 4 report notes the infant’s death as a special dispatch from the Alabama town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander City
Ala
Felix
BE. Walker
Adrift With Her Babes in Police Barracks
Mrs Martha J Blackburn with three children sought shelter at Atlanta police barracks after her husband died in Tennessee leaving her without money or home. She fears losing her children if she cannot find work and vows to sacrifice them if necessary, while police arrange a bed for the night and seek aid. Her plight earns sympathy as a judge of her devotion and desperation.
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Martha J. Blackburn
G. W. Blackburn
Ducktown
Tenn
Gainesville
Atlanta
Habersham County
Georgia
Marian Bahnefeld
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