Pioneer resident of Thomasville dead
Thomasville Ga February 3 M Hanna brother of the late Mark Hanna of Cleveland died at his home here today after lingering illness due to paralysis He was 81 years old and had resided in Thomas county for 30 years He was connected with Standard Oil American Tobacco and other large corporations in era s ity
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Thomasville
M. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Cleveland
Hanna
Thomas County
Standard Oil
American Tobaco 2
Ineresiy
$50 000 Fund Sought For Air Mail Field In Atlanta
Alfred W Lawson urged Atlanta to raise 50000 as a loan to fund a landing field for the New York to Atlanta air mail line set to start May 15. The Chamber will present the appeal to directors, with 10 000 yearly payments for five years. The Lawson company holds the contract. landing field search continues.
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New York
Atlanta
Alfred W. Lawson
Lawson Airplane Company
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Lawson
Charles E. Robertson
Chamber of Commerce
New York- Atlanta
Milwaukee
Wis
Post Offica
Mari Hne
Army to Resume Enlistments Limited to Certain Officers
Secretary Baker orders reduction of standing army to 175000 and halts new enlistments in Georgia except non commissioned officers with three years service who re enlist with their former unit within twenty days of discharge. Atlanta officers Bailey Henry Strohm Gotchell Gould Artand Walker reassigned to regiments as replacements.
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Baker
Congress
B M Bailey
Georgia
Army
South
Forsyth Street
Secretary of War
Atlanta
B Bailey
Field Artillery
Roy I. Henry
Cavalry
J W Strohm
Wade €. Gotchell
Harold W. Gould
Sixty-first Infantry
Frank H. Artand
Medical Corps
William B. Walker
Coast Artillery Corps
Funeral Service for Dr Crenshaw in College Park Today
Funeral services for Dr. William Crenshaw, Atlanta dentist, who died at his home in College Park, will be held this afternoon at 2:30 from the home. Dr. W W Landrum of Louisville will officiate. Interment will be in College Park. Surviving: widow Alice Cox Crenshaw, a son Hansell Crenshaw, daughters Mrs Oscar Palmour and Miss Eva Palmour, and Mr Fred White. brothers Judson Thomas and Jefferson Crenshaw. sisters Miss Hattie Crenshaw, Mrs Ada Coffee, Mrs Sallie Sellars, and Mrs Annie Blackburn.
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William Crenshaw
Atlanta
College Park
W. W. Landrum
Louisvfllee, Ky
First Baptist Church
Crenshaw
Alice Cox Crenshaw
Hansell Crenshaw
Oscar Palmour
Eva Palmour
Fred White
New Orleans
Judson
Thomas and
Jefferson Crenshaw
Hattie Crenshaw
Ada Coffee
Florence
Ala
Sallie Sellars
Dallas
Texas
Annie Blackburn
Athens
James Anglin Dies in Kirkwood at 69
Funeral services for James An- Sin Anglin, 69, a Kirkwood resident of 50 Rogers street, will be held at 2 o'clock today at his home. The Rev de J Allgood of Kirkwood Methodist church will officiate. He is survived by his widow, one daughter Miss Mary Roselle Anglin, three sons William John and James J Anglin Jr, his mother Mrs Mary Anglin, a sister Mrs Jennie Echols, and brothers M A W W I M Anglin.
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James
An- Sin
Kirkwood
Rogers Street
de J. Allgood
Mandamus to Halt County Salary Payments Heads to Court
Floyd county supe rior court begins mandamus proceedings to force continued payment of the farm demonstration agent salary. Judge John W. Maddox filed the suit, seeking a state wide ruling as more than 100 counties pay one third of salaries. The case moves toward the state supreme court.
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Floyd County
Supreme Court of
State
Rockford College Law Graduates to Reunite in City
The three women graduates of Rockford College’s law department plan a reunion in Rockford this Tuesday morning. They are Mrs. Hamilton Douglas, her daughter Miss Helen Douglas, and Mrs. Catherine Waugh McCulloch of Chicago who attends a regional League of Women Voters conference. Mrs. Douglas is not practicing, while Miss Douglas works in the family legal business with her father and brother. Mr. McCulloch serves as a master in chancery in Illinois and remains active in legal affairs with his wife and son.
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Law Department
Rockford
Hamilton Douglas
Helen Douglas
Catherine Waugh McCulloch
Chicago
League of Women Voters
Georgian Terrace
Douglas
Hamilton Douglas, Jr
McCulloch
Ilinois
Best Suggestion for Ad Convention Cash Prize Hope
Advertising club of Atlanta plans a next Thursday lunch at Kimball House to gather member ideas for the June 12 to 16 1921 Associated Advertising Clubs in Atlanta convention. A cash prize will be awarded for the best suggestion, with eligibility restricted to non officers and non committee chairmen and board members.
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Advertising Club of
Atlanta
Kimball House
To Inc
Associated Advertising Clubs
Clat
Convention Board
Fires Cause Minor Damage to Barn and Store
Small damage resulted from two fires at 740 Peachtree Street and 397 Paachtree Street, likely from shorted electrical wiring. A second storm-related fire struck the home of M A Jones at 45 GaribaldI Street late Monday night, caused by lightning.
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John L Tye
Peachtree Street
Stewart Products
Paachtree Street
Hehtning
M. A. Jones
Garibaldi Street
Rev John W Ham To Address Sunday Movies
After Edgewood Progressive club monthly session, Rev W Ham of the Baptist Tabernacle will discuss Sunday moving pictures. The meeting at E H Cox residence on 68 Arizona avenue may urge action on a 3,850,000 bond issue and cover street improvements for the community.
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Edgewood Progressive Club
Edgewood
W. Ham
Atlanta Fathers Guests Tuesday of Young Scouts
Fathers of Boy Scouts join in Good Turn week marking the 11th anniversary of the organization. Scouts host fathers with a 2 mile hike, campfire cooking, and site demonstrations after a meal. The slogan Do a Good Turn Today travels to downtown offices urging business leaders to share in the satisfaction of aiding community action. A major Scout stunt program is planned for Friday evening in the Auditorium.
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Boy Scouts
Anti Tuberculosis Fighters Plan Thursday Meeting
The Anti Tuberculosis association observes its fifteenth anniversary with a 4 PM Thursday meeting in Edison hall. Election of officers and annual reports will be presented, with Dr Henry Alford Forster and Miss Myra Graves speaking and Mrs James H Whitten performing a musical program alongside Mrs Charles Chambers.
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Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Edison Hall
Henry Alford Forter
Myra Graves
James H. Whitten
Charles Chambers
Four Die as Train Strikes Auto near Wellville Virginia
Roanoke Virginia February 8 Four persons were killed instantly when an automobile carrying them was struck by a Norfolk and Western passenger train near Wellville Nottoway County Virginia. The victims were H B Jenkins 36 his wife 28 Iran Cole 22 and Iran Cole's sister Eltle O Cole 35. They lived about eight miles from the scene.
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Roanoke
Norfolk and Western
Wellville
Nottoway County
Virginia
H. B Jenkins
Iran Cole
Eltle O. Cole
Dr Shelton Tells War Mothers of Palestine Trip
Dr W A Shelton of Emory University spoke to the Wat Mothers of Fulton County in Edison hall Tuesday. He described travel through Palestine and Egypt, journeys up the Nile, adventures with Arab brigands, and visits to tombs pyramids and temples. Mrs Sam D Jones presided and introduced him. the next meeting is set for March in Woisey hall.
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Palestine
Egypt
W. A. Shelton
Emory University
Wat Mothers
Fulton County
Ddison Hall
Nile
Sam D. Jones
Woisey Hall
White Writes Card On Statement By Key
W H White chairman of the license law committee of the Atlanta chapter of the American Association of Engineers has written The Constitution a self explanatory letter. Editor Constitution In the Saturday warming Constitution announced an article ret and anf.
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W.H. White
Atlanta
American Association of Engineers
Artiel
Engineers Cast Vote In Approval of Big Hood Issue
Mayor Ley states a board of commission will be appointed, comprising capable men with broad vision and willingness to sacrifice for the city. He excludes real estate men, teachers, and architects, insisting engineers and architects will guide spending on bond issues, viaduct budgets, and schools, ensuring honesty and competence.
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Hoad Jasue
Ley
Ciy
Enginecra
Atlanta engineers press border commission on technical advice
The letter from HE Wait, chairman of the License Law Committee, Atlanta Chapter of the American Association of Engineers, argues the border commission should include disinterested engineers and architects to ensure true justice. It insists proper technical counsel be printed in the next issue to prevent bias and promote sound expertise.
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Mayors
Border Commission
Lssts
Union workers vote for longer hours at shoe plant
In St Louis in February twenty seven hundred union factory employees at Hamilton Brown Shoe Company voted to raise the workweek to 48 hours starting in March from the prior 44. The decision was announced locally.
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St. Louis
Hamilton-Brown Shoe Company
Waves of Women Seek Screen Fame at Criterion Theater
Page five reports a public screen contest seeking new actresses under the guidance of Mr. Ince. No tricks or subscriptions required. Entrants submit their picture, name, and address to W. C. Patterson, manager at the Criterion theater in Atlanta, as the process aims to spotlight fresh talent.
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Page Five
Ince
Mame
W. C Patterson
Criterion Theater
Atlanta
Ince Ranfect
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