Board Debates Emergency Appointments at Health Meeting
The city board of health held a lively session in the chief sanitary inspector’s rooms. Contagious disease measures were discussed while two new hires, Verner and Johnson, were debated as temporary additions without board confirmation. The matter was postponed to the next regular meeting for final action.
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Board of Health
Sanitary Department
Jarnigan
Miller
Dra
Bizzell
Longino
Jarmin
As & Body
M Verner
William Johnson
Verner
Bizell
Johnson
Burton Smith
Miller ‘Ld
Bizwell
Jarnagin
Lowry
Emergtnciea
Asl
Dr. Bizzell
Woodward
Dr. Benioff
Longing
Mr. Smith
Straton
Benson
Dr. Longino
New Stock of Stylish Canes at Maier & Berekele Jewelers
Maier and Berekele, jewelers at 81 Whitehall Street, announce new stock of stylish canes and up-to-date umbrellas. Prices are affordable and the items are described as very nobby.
No Drinks After Ten Oclock Adopts Early Closing
Columbus city council, in January, restricted liquor hours and set closing at 10. Liquor interests opposed, sought 12 o'clock reopening. Mayor allegedly promised not to veto 12 but did not commit to 12. Measure remains 10 o'clock. liquor groups claim breach of faith.
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Columbus
Meyer and Council
Cornell
Hquor
Moonshine Stills Destroyed in Randolph Raid
Deputy Collector J. W. Hitchens returned from a raid through Randolph moonshine district where three stills and complete outfits were captured and destroyed along with over a thousand gallons of beer. One man, Gip Hill, was captured and bound by Commissioner Thompson of Roanoke. amount of bound sum not disclosed.
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Abniston
Als
J. W. Hitchens
Randolph
Gip Hill
Thompson
Roanoke
Plan to Build Mill Seeks Atlanta Backing and Subscriptions
The Atlanta Business Men's League aims to raise about 1 million dollars to build a cotton mill. Directors renewed the Prudential building lease for another year and plotted the annual meeting. President Collier Talke said subscription books will soon open, inviting small investors and outlining protective plans for shareholders.
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Atlanta Business Men's League
League
Prudential
Kimball House
Collier Talka
Colwer
Business Mens League
Tns
Atlanta
Morgan and Strickland Wed in Decatur Residence
At the bride’s grandfather James C Dunlap home, James M. Morgan married Miss Olye Strickland Wednesday evening with Rev William Henry Strickland officiating. Strickland, daughter of the bride, is noted as one of DeKalb county’s fairest daughters and Morgan is a prominent local businessman. They reside in East Decatur and will host friends there.
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James C Dunlap
James M. Morgan
Olye Strickland
William Henry Strickland
Miss Strickland
DeKalb County
Mr.Morgan
Mrs. Morgan
East Decatur
Grape Nuts serving advice saves readers from overeating
Letters from across the country complain of eating too much Grape Nuts while praising its flavor. The ad recommends limiting cereal to three heaping teaspoons per meal and notes benefits like strength and nerve nourishment. It also suggests toasting the cereal to restore crispness after moisture exposure.
Case on UTS merits in Atlanta rail case may end next week
The Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company of Baltimore and the Atlanta Railway and Power Company clashed with the Collins Park and Belt Railroad and the City of Atlanta in U S court. Judge W T Newman heard lengthy pleadings as defense demurrers were overruled and both sides filed elaborate answers. TheTrust and Power pitch that city contracts allow only limited condemnations. Collins Park argues state charter grants power to condemn tracks and seek immediate hearing next Tuesday. If pace holds, the hearing may conclude by next Saturday with a clarified constitutional record.
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Mercantile Trust and Deposit Company
Baltimore
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Collins Park and Belt Railroad
Atlanta
W. T. Newman
United States
Newman
Trust Company
Alca King
Anderson
Colling Park and Belt Railroad
Collins Bark and Belt Railroad
Alanta Railway and Power Company
Collins Park Road
Nee
Collings Park Company
Trea
Cara
Hne
King & Anderson
City of
Atlanta Consolidated Street Railway Company
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Consolidated Railroad Company
Collins Park and Pelt Railroad Company
Collins Park and Belt Railroad Company
Collins Park and Bell Railroad Company
Contested street rail grants feud over Loyd to Whitehall lines
The Collins Park and Belt Railroad claims right to condemn Atlanta Railway and Power Company tracks on Loyd, Peachtree, and Whitehall streets to build a new cross-town line with a $50000 viaduct plan. It asserts city ordinances permit such takings to unify lines, while the Atlanta Railway resists, arguing the deals honor existing contracts and condemnations would extend beyond the limits allowed. The dispute centers on which streetcar company may condemn and lay tracks to reach central city routes.
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King
King & Spalding
Brandon
Brandon & Arkwright
Collins Park and Belt Road
Peachtree Street
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Loyd Street
Fair and Garnett Streets
Stong Loyd
Mitchell Street
Alabama Street
Whitehall Street
Auburn Avenue
Edgewood Avenue
Pine and
Currier Streets
Hnes
Old Consolidated Street Railway Company
Ita Bries
County School Commissioners Meet to Pick Guinn Successor
The county board of school commissioners will meet this morning at 19 o'clock in the courthouse annex to select a new superintendent after Major R J Guinn resigns to join Northwestern Mutual Life. Professor M L Brittain, headmaster of languages at Boys High, is favored to be elected and is expected to accept. Other public school matters will be discussed in what promises to be an unusually interesting session.
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Major Guinn
Board of County School Commissioners
Courthouse
R J Guinn
Atlanta
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company
M L Brittain
Boys’ High
Brittain
Montgomery to Speak at Sunday School Class
C D Montgomery will address Atlanta's Central Presbyterian Sunday school students tomorrow at 9 45 AM. A prominent young business man and Bible scholar, he will discuss the lesson as the class grows in numbers and interest.
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D Montgomery
Central Presbyterian Sunday School
Montgomery
Atlanta
Will Reorganize Volunteer Officers Plan Sent to Governor
Governor Tyler reports that the Virginia militia board has drafted a bill to reorganize the state volunteers in line with U S military practice. The plan aims for assembly approval and conformity with existing laws governing such service.
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Virginia Militia
Richmond
Tyler
General Assembly
United States Service
Wen
Grocers Elect Officers At Retail Association Meeting
Mitchell reelected president as the Retail Grocery Association chose officers for the year. George H Bimevity was named president, A W Farlinger secretary, G Prior treasurer, and Cator Woolford assistant secretary. Directors elected include D Maddox J H Merritt IW Kilpatrick J Kamper C T Printup and R E Gardner. The group also discussed the pure foods show planned for March at Gate City Guards armory with lectures by Mrs Andrews of Philadelphia to promote consumption of pure foods. Mitchell, a former leading grocer in Atlanta, was reelected after retiring from business but remains active in the association.
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Mitchell
Retail Grocery Association
George H Bimevity
A W Farlinger
G & Prior
Cator Woolford
D Maddox J H Merritt
IW Kilpatrick
J Kamper C T Printup
R E Gardner
Gate City Guards Armory
Maron
Andrews
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Fine Sparring Exhibition at Atlanta Athletic Club
The Atlanta Athletic Club plans another entertaining program next Thursday night featuring a fine exhibition of scientific sparring as a highlight. An admission fee will be charged, and tickets are available at the clubhouse.
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Athletic Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
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Tyner
He Weuagis
Cheney
MR. Montgomery
Castoria
Grocers
Valentines! Valentiness
John M Miller Co
Marietta St
Supreme Court of Georgia
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Palen
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Haines
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