Kelley Says He Will Overrule Mayor On Finance Sheet
Alderman Kelley vows to override Mayor Woodward's veto on the finance sheet carrying 171600 anticipated revenue. He reports city funds of about 187000 in June and describes a tense meeting at City Hall after a clash over Kelley bolting from the administration's finance policy. The mayor demands Kelley resign from the finance committee, while Kelley defends his stance and asserts continued service.
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James G. Woodward
Oty Hall
H. Kelley
Woodward
Aldermanic Board
Yelley
Second Ward
Hldermanic Board
City Hall
Secretary Ormond
Helley
Gar
Alderman Kelley
Anance Committee
LIVELY CONTESTS FOR PLACES ON MEDICAL BOARD
Six representatives from the city-at-large and six from the medical college were named to the associate staff at Grady Medical Staff. The list includes visiting physicians surgeons gynecologists ophthalmologists pathologists and specialists in genito urnary and pediatric diseases with appointments from both groups.
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City-at
Medical College
C. Ww. Gould
Claude A. Smith
L. B. Clarke
R. T. Dorsey
J C. Olmsted
C. W. Strickler
F.K. Boland
W. S. Goldsmith
E. G. Jones
W. FF. Westmoreland
Malcolm BH. Turner
Hansel Crenshaw
A. L. Fowler
Bernard Wolff
Charles E. Boynton
Michael Hoke
B. B. Todd
E. Bates Block
Visiting surgeons and gynecologists on medical staff
Spirited sentants for one of the four places of visiting surgeons and for one of the two places of visiting gynecologists on the medical staff of the se Continued on Page Seven.
New Move to Save Shipping Measure in Senate Battle
Washington February 5. Democratic leaders announced a substitute plan after lacking votes to send the ship purchase bill back to committee with amendments. Senator Gore moved to discharge the commerce committee from consideration of the Gore substitute, aiming to bring it to the Senate floor and outrank the original measure. The move seeks to avoid a vote on Clarke's recommitment motion backed by seven insurgent democrats.
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Washington
Administration
Gore
Commerce Committee
Senate
Clarke
Small Hats and Wide Skirts Fashion Forecast
Fashion notes a season of small hats and wide skirts with startling waist variations. Women show interest as style changes sweep through. For a directory of stores and fashion news see The Constitution advertising columns.
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Constitution
Athletic Club Plans Notable House-Warming Next April
The Atlanta Athletic club nears completion of a fire proof East Lake clubhouse costing about 84,800 with a 36 by 70 foot ballroom and 2,400 square feet dancing area. The building features modern locker rooms, drying rooms, terraces, and a lakeside dining porch. The facility will host southern golf championship events and welcomes golf players to Atlanta.
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Athletic Club
East Lake
East Lake Country Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Hast Lake
Tbe
Atlanta
America
Bundle Day Set To Aid Atlanta Needy On Feb 11
The Associated Charities of Atlanta announces a citywide Bundle Day on Thursday February 11 to collect clothing shoes and hats unneeded by residents for redistribution to the poor. The plan urged by The Constitution envisions stores wagons and volunteers aiding collection with donations at a designated depot and distributing point. Ten thousand bundles worth about 56000 could clothe five thousand families, providing dignity and employment prospects as worn items are repurposed for those in need.
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Associated Charities of
Atlanta
Associated Charities
R. L. Foreman
Joseph C. Dogan
John E. White
Logan
Mr. Logan
Many Organizations Pledge Their Support for Public Schools
Mrs J M High announces she will aid movement and urges every woman to do the same. Atlanta mothers launch a city wide campaign for public education with a mass meeting at Carnegie library. Meeting called to order at 10 o clock with Mrs RB Walker presiding as temporary chair. Attendance expected to be large as parents from every section participate. Continued on last page.
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Atlanta
Carnegie Library
Walker
Parent-Teacher Association
Tenth Street School
CZAR AT BATTLE FRONT RUSSIANS TAKE GERMAN POSITIONS
Washington reports Germany may declare naval war zones around Britain Ireland and parts of France and Netherlands. President Wilson and Cabinet weigh neutral shipping risks and possible diplomatic steps if the proclamation proves authentic, with Lansing ready to query Berlin if needed. The discussion hinges on German intentions and convoy protection for American merchant ships.
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Washington
Wilson
Great Britain
Ireland
France
Netherlands
United States
Lansing
Gerard
Berlin
Russians Hold Own in Carpathians in World War Update
London reports renewed Russian offensive west of Warsaw after Nicholas's front arrival. Muscovite forces cross the Bzura, capture German positions, threaten Hindenberg's flank, and push toward Dak hcheva near Sochaczew. Desperate fighting continues along the Rhwka and Skierniewice-Warsaw road, with gains in East Prussia and stalled Austro-German efforts in Galicia. Artillery duels mark the western theater as Allied and Central powers prepare for possible moves near Arras and the Argonne.
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London
Mimperor Nicholas
Warsaw
Bzura
Poland
von Hindenberg
Borsimov
Pétroprad
Vistula
Dakhcheva
Sochaczew
Rhwka
Borsimow
Skierniewice
East Prussia
Nida
Dunajec
Galicia
Tarnow
Carpathians
Hungary
Dukla Pass
Arras
Argonne
Suez Canal
England
Two Battleships Program Stands in Navy Bill Fight
Washington February 6 A heated House session retained in the naval appropriation bill the provision for two new dreadnoughts despite Majority Leader Underwood’s protest The bill totals 144 648 902 and authorizes two battleships six torpedo boat destroyers one sea going submarine torpedo boat eleven submarines one oil fuel ship plus related provisions The vote on expanding to four ships failed and an effort to strike the hospital ship was carried Only results up to two ships remain current with extensions to the Senate planned
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Washington
Underwood
House
National Treasury
Senate
Samuel J. Tribble
Georgia
Sip
Department
Daniels
Pacific
Padgett
Naval Committee
New York
Naval Reserve
Navy Department
War Board
Hobson
Mr. Underwood
Weather Prophesy for Georgia Fair Cold Weekend
The Local Report notes a fair spell turning chilly in Georgia with a colder weekend forecast. Expected low temperatures will drop markedly while highs stay cool and rainfall is possible amid unsettled conditions.
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