Atlanta's Path to a 300000 Pop City in Ten Years
The Atlanta Chamber event drew many business leaders as President Cheate and Mayor Maddox spoke on growth and regional interdependence. They projected Atlanta reaching 300000 residents within a decade, highlighted by cotton exports and credit systems, followed by a Dutch supper after remarks.
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Atlants Credit Mens Association
Chamber of Commerce
Praaidott Herbert Cheata
Ralph Roumbaot
Compatttes of Information
Cheate Them
Preenent Choate
R F Maddox
Tory
Oglethorpe Landing
Gotton
Commeros
Chomte
National Bank
Policy aims at mutual respect between Americans and Japanese
A historical editorial argues for a friendly agreement with Japan, promoting open travel and mutual good will while opposing restrictive immigration or unilateral law changes. It stresses that current policy reduces friction, preserves self respect, and keeps doors open for study business and travel, warning against measures that could provoke harm or violate treaties.
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Japan
Pacific
United States
United States Supremes
Pacific Slope
Malnutrition and Non-Digestion in Children
The text notes that many children eat excessively yet overtax digestion, leading to weakness, languor, poor growth, and stunted development, framing the issue as malnutrition or improper digestion.
Taught to Smoke by Her Husband in Nuptial Agreements
The case centers on two nuptial agreements related to a Mrs Lemp and her husband. One bound her not to interfere in religious training of a child until age eight, while a parallel document, witnessed by a Roman Catholic archbishop, restrained Mr Lemp from objecting to the child’s religious rites. The Lemps’ lawyers claim the second agreement postdates and supersedes the first. A letter found among Mr Lemp’s papers refers to “My Dear Little Pal” and notes a trip hunting next week, a line Mrs Lemp said she did not write and that she had uncovered tampering with private correspondence. She admitted rifling the letters but said the note was placed to mislead Mr Lemp. she also said the row over the letter’s author was a matter of mistaken tampering.
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Lemp
Lemps
Mra Lemps
Pepera
Abe
Han’ Weiden
Madden Gots Divorce and Army Officer Freed
Divorce granted in circuit court for Madden and Bay. Madden noted as turfman. Also report of Major Frank S Andrus of the United States Army being freed in habeas corpus proceedings amid a separate case involving three children cremated and custody disputes.
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Madden
Washington
District Criminal Court
Frank
United States Army
Eveites
Wagner
Pittsburg
Aia
Ineticuton
Pitsburg
Fang Wagner
DH Tabarg
Norte Vaebrasry
Anderson Fon
Dreefume
Jose
Teilar Nations
Bawetell
Dreyrusy
Mob at Pittsburg kept from Negro mob
Pittsburg Pa February crowds gathered around the city hall and police station after Semen Dickson 9 was arrested for insult to a white woman. A plainclothes officer was knocked down in a prior arrest attempt, and the crowd threatened violence until police intervened with revolver-led control. Magistrate Brady faced threats after sentencing several Negroes to long workhouse terms.
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Pittsburg
Dickson
Dick ‘Pon
Sigistrate Brady
Death notices from Quitman area announce multiple funerals
Local obituaries report the deaths of James L Ker at Quitman and several residents including Mrs Mary Longert, Mrs Belle Haynes, Mrs Moon Wright, Miss Margaret Dougings, and others. Funeral arrangements are set for interment in Georgia cemeteries, with services led by local ministers and undertakers in Hartwell, Indian Springs, Macon, Norcross, and nearby towns.
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James L. Ker
Quitman
Jamer
Key
Atlanta
Mary Longert
Indian Springs
Moon Wright
E . McFadden
Mathe
Hose
Campaign to Trim Power of Speaker
Washington February 8 Insurgents plan a move to curb Speaker power in the lower chamber. They aim to strip the speaker of standing and conference committee membership and transfer rule making to a new rules and committees panel of fifteen with nine majority members.
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Washington
Havioe
Congress
Uncle Joe
Dera
Brown speaks in Griffin during post election tour
Governor elect Brown spent the day in Griffin with a cordial reception hosted by Mayor John Grestam. He addressed the Commercial Club at 9 o clock, met many Griffin and Spalding county residents, and toured principal sites before continuing to Forsyth, then Jackson and McDonough in successive days.
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Grifin
Joseph W. Brown
Griffin
John Grestam
Ject Brown
Spalding County
Mr Brown
Fames J Flynt
Brown
Grisfin
Forsyth
Jackson
McDonough
Preliminary hearing for R Fulton Milner in TaGranse Ga
Fulton Milner a 24 year old postal clerk from TaGranse Ga faced a preliminary hearing before U S Commissioner Dent in Newnat on charges of stealing from the post office. He posted bond of 3500 for the next United States district court term. Arrest was by Port ofice Inspectors Beatty and Hilt of Atlanta.
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Fulton Milner
TaGranse Ga
United States
Dent
Newnat
Mets
United States District Court
Portafice
Beatty and Hilt
Atlante
Birmingham Beaten by Mobile Team in Rowdy Ball War
In Mobile Alabama February the Birmingham Athletic Club five lost 52 to 51 in a highly protested game. One official officiated the match, players Wood Tut af Birmingham and Hass of Mobile starred, Cole of Birmingham left with an injury six minutes before the end.
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Mobile
Birmingham Athletic Club
Hirmingham
Birmingham
Wee Theatar
Hass
Cole
One Juror Sought in Cooper Case Feud Ends
Nashville February 8 The nineteenth day closed with the jury incomplete in the state case against Colonel Duncan B Cooner Robin J Cooper and John D Sharp accused of murder. One eleventh juror was drawn as 221 talesmen were examined. seven qualified, with three peremptory challenges left for the state and defense. About 200 names remain to be screened from the present center as efforts continue to secure the twelfth juror.
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Nashville
Tenn
Duncan B Cooner
Robin J Cooper
John D Sharp
Fenstor
EW Carmack
Avaliatia
Wtas
Convict Electric Cars Move in Americus County
In Americus Georgia on a February day the unusual sight of convicts riding in electric cars pulled by mules drew attention and amusement. The abandoned cars, once owned by a local railway, were purchased by the county commissioners for use in transporting the chain gang as they work roads across the county.
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Americus Ga
Americus Viday
Century-Old Georgia Matriarch Passes in Carrollton
Mrs I A Boatright died at 89 seven miles east of Carrollton on Saturday. She was among the county’s oldest women, mother of twelve children with many descendants. Her son D M Boatright, Confederate veteran, and her father a Revolutionary War colonel linked to George Washington. Funeral rites held at Sand Hill cemetery amid a large procession.
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Fred Heater
Norcron
Norcrom
Fred Hunter
Mra Hunter
Howband Gon
George Mattingly
Atlanta
Missen Howe
Mary Medlock
Norcross
Paul Medlock
New York
Joel GD
Lee
Jomenbore
Sonerboys
Woedtnt
Joel D Leo
Carrollton
I A Boatright
Eil
Sheta
J T Geawmight
Homer Boetright
Faml
Sand HU
Moore Memorial Presbyterian cooks benefit meal at courthouse
The Jailea of Moores Memorial Presbyterian Church runs a charity lunch at the courthouse benefiting the Presbyterian Hospital. The quirky menu lists vegetable soup, fried oysters, hot rolls, creamed potatoes, pickles, celery, coffee, and homemade coke with prices noted in cents.
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Moores Memorial Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Hospital
Manafield
Funeral of Levi Cohen First service at Jewish Temple
Levi Cohen aged 75, longtime Fulton lodge member, died suddenly. Funeral services will be today at 1080 p.m. from his daughter's home to the Jewish Temple at Richarden and Pryor streets, with interment at Oakland Cemetery. Masonic honors and full escort will attend. a first ever funeral at the Jewish Temple.
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Jewish Temple
Levi Cohen
Pulten Lodge
Magzans
Mes H Steinheimar
South
Forsyth Street
Richardaen
Pryor
David Marx
Oakland Cemetery
Fulton Lodge Noate
Otto Spahr
W . Rchardson
Ikrank Wilby
Waslere
Fulton Tedge
Harry Schiesinger
Ho Kelegehaber
Albert Gredner
Beach of Control
P Stewart Henry Potts
David Steinhemer
Samuel Meyer
Jacob Steinheimer
Carl Woolfsheimer
Ben Jacl
Wiliam Bauer
Isaac Sterheimer
A Kreisi
3Ol Benjamin
R Greenbere
Camp A
Wheelers Cavalry
Mr Cohens
Baby Found in Sewer Near Waverous Ga
A white infant was found at the mouth of the city sewer emptying into the Satitia river about two and a half miles from Waverous this morning. The find was made by J W Evnice a farmer and authorities were notified. A thorough investigation is underway. The infant appears to have been newborn only a short while.
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Satitia
J W Evnice
Paige Names Hotchkiss as State Superintendent Candidate
February 3 report states Governor intends to send to the Senate the name of Willem Horace Hotchkiss for state superintendent of UPS. Otte Kelsoy associated with the administration pending confirmation.
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Paige
Hotchkiss
Aspatry
Ua Tontgnt Cent
Willem Horace Hotchklas Fala
UPS Te Soeraen
Otte Kelsoy
Farewell Service for Dr W W Landrum
The Ponce de Leon Avenue Luptet will conduct a farewell service for Dr W W Landrum who departs to become pastor at Broadway Church in Jackson. The event begins at 7 30 PM with remarks from ex Governor Wo and Dr Ford Gilt Colduer. The ladies of the win will render music and a reception follows. The Fare Bam church will unite with the Ponce de Leon church on this occasion.
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Ponce de Leon Avenue
Landrum
Broadway Church
Jquissine Koon
Northen
Ford
Ladies of the Win
Ami
Ponce de Lean
Colonel S. R. Jones Retires From Service
Colonel S. R. Jones retires from active service after years as deputy quartermaster general at Athlent Gowom. The relief comes as of yesterday due to service end.
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S. R. Jones
Samuel Ro Joore
Athlent Gawom
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