Haden to Address Ohio Credit Men
Charles J. Haden has accepted an invitation to address the Credit Men's Association of Youngstown on February 15. The talk will be on The Souths Basis of Credit. Youngstown, second only to Pittsburg in iron industry significance, has about 150000 residents and hosts a group of wholesale merchants bankers and manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J.haden
Credit Men's Association of
Youngstown
Ohio
Pittsburg
Medicated smoke claims to beat catarrh and colds
Dr Blosser promotes a smoke remedy of herbs and berries intended to deliver antiseptic vapors to the head and throat. The product, claimed harmless and free of cubebs or tobacco, is offered in a 20 cigarette pocket pack from The Blosser Co of Atlanta, Georgia, by mail order.
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Blosser
Abe
Blosser Co
Atlanta
Smith
Indictment Charges 29 Corporations in Building Materials Probe
A blanket indictment against twenty nine corporations and fifty six individuals tied to the Association of Dealers in Masons Building Materials accuses violation of the state anti trust law. The names of the corporations are withheld pending court pleadings tomorrow.
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New York
Association of Dealers In Masons
Supreme’ Court
Postal airmen die in La Crosse plane crash
Three United States Air Mail Service crew members were killed when their new type of plane exploded and plunged 600 feet while approaching Salter Field in La Crosse Wisconsin. Carroll from Minneapolis, Roe and Hill from Chicago perished in the fire after the crash.
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Carroll
Minneapolis
Pilot Roe
Mechanic Hill
Chicago
Growing Affair Is Quest For Star
The article reviews the growing affair as a city wide contest for a star, noting judges in Atlanta face a difficult task and reporters chase photo entries. It explains the event spans the entire state from North Georgia to Glynn and Dougherty, with Atlanta not the sole focus.
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Atlanta
Ince
Patterson
North Georgia
Glynn
Dougherty
Georgia
Proguver
Gray Haired Mother Reunited With Son Through Humane Society
A 16 year old boy Frank Harbin held as a material witness in Fulton County Tower for four weeks amid a manhunt to escape police custody told his story. He ran away from his Chattanooga home to Atlanta seeking work and was arrested near freight yards. His mother Mrs. W. J. Harbin learned of his plight through the Atlanta Humane Society which is pushing for a humane officer in the city and for his release on bond.
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Atlanta Humane Society
Fulton County
Frank Harbin
W. J. Harbin
Chat- Anooga
Atlanta
Young Harbin
Fulton
George Johnson
Bond meeting of women's division to be held in mayor's office
Members of the speakers bureau of the women's division for the bond issue will meet tomorrow morning in the mayor's office at 4 o'clock. Mrs. T T Stevens chairs the meeting and Mrs Samuel Lumpkin invites all interested women to attend.
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Woman's Division
T. T. Stevens
Samuel Lumpkin
Dyspepsia Spoils Beauty and Digestion Claim
An old advertisement touts Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as the secret to beauty by curing indigestion. It warns that dyspepsia harms complexion and energy, urging readers to buy a six box package from any drug store.
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Stanar
Stuart
SANS ATLANTA WOMAN STOLE HUSBAND'S LOVE
New York reports a Bronx jury awarded $20 000 to Rebecca Bennett of The Bronx against Atlanta socialite Addie R Tingley in a suit alleging alienation of Bennett's affections. Bennett's daughter Margar et Wolthein testified, noting Bennett left Catholicism for Judaism during the marriage and that the couple had long been estranged.
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New York
Rebecca Bennett
Tinton Avenue
Bronx
Davis
Bronx Supreme Court
Addie R. Tingley
Atlanta
Tingley
James J. Bennett
Wolthein
Wolhein
Bennett
Abraham
Two Smyrna youths charged in theft by forged checks
Richard A. Hoffer 18 and William C. Wellborn 17 faced preliminary hearings before United States Commissioner Carter on charges of stealing and altering checks mailed to a department store. Each was bound over to the federal grand jury on $500 bonds. A key to a post office box enabled the thefts, totaling about $800, with a forged indorsement to a local savings bank and a misdated payment chain.
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United States
Carter
Richard A. Hoffer
Wiliam C. Wellborn
Smyrna
Federal Grand Jury
Hoffar
Wellborn
Abe Goldberg
Goldberg
Fulton National Bank
George B. Adams
Hoffer
Whitehall Street
Postre
Tra
Enraged Marines Raid Tribuna Offices in Managua
About 30 American marines raided the Tribuna offices in Managua Nicaragua destroying presses and wrecking the printing plant. The raid followed allegations the Tribuna had published defamatory statements about some marines. Washington reported the Navy Department had not confirmed details of the raid.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Tribuna
Washington
Navy Department
Muni Vara
Fire Test Fails To Drive Setting Hen From Nest
Cluck Cluck, a hen owned by Barney Nichols, hid her eggs in a cider keg beneath his Hemphill avenue and Ethel street grocery. A store fire torched the building last Saturday night, but Cluck Cluck endured, nesting in the barrel as flames and water raged. Neighbors fear the hatch may come baked.
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Barney Nichols
Hemphill Avenue
Ethel Street
Barney
Florida alligator joins presidential past in Washington tale
Washington notes recount a florid alligator with a six foot smile linked to White House history from Taft to Wilson. Senator TTammell reports President-elect Garding has accepted a sizable gator from Henry M. Bennett of Jacksonville. Bargains in house furnishings offered by Home Art Supply Co. on Whitehall Street.
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Washington
Florida
White House
Taft
Pauline
Roosevelt
Wilson
Trammell
Garding
Henry M. Bennett
Jacksonville
Home Art Supply Co
Whitehall Street
Georgia Farm Bureau opens offices in Atlanta
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation opened headquarters in the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce building. President James W. Morton of Athens leads the campaign with officers including R A Helly of Washington county and Mrs M E B Judd of Whitfield county. Lewis Taylor of Indiana arrives in Atlanta to survey, direct and boost organization across Georgia and nearby states. The federation emphasizes a nonpartisan, nonpolitical working machine for farmers, praising its intelligence and growing membership.
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Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
South
Corona
Taylor
American Farm Bureau Federation
Middle Western
North
West
American Farm Bureau
Ponzi and Press Agent Battle in Boston Court
Boston February 9 Charles Ponzi the man who brought high finance to the common people is serving a five year sentence at the state penitentiary after a courtroom confrontation with a press agent.
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Boston
Charles Ponzi
Court Proceedings Involving Ponzi Scheme Claim
The defendant appeared in court Wednesday facing a $4,067.50 suit filed by William J. McMasters, former ads agent, alleging involvement in a Ponzi scheme. The case centers on services rendered and claims of distributions among parties, with a request for recovery of the alleged amount and related provisions.
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William J.mcmasters
McMasters
New Bank of Lawrenceville Organizes for March Open
Lawrenceville Ga February 9 The First National Bank of Lawrenceville has been organized and will likely open on or before March 1. Officers elected Tuesday night include President C R Wara first vice J H McGee second vice H H Pharr cashier R Young and directors D G Kalley Q Sammon J W Garner W P Izzard T S Thomason George W Williams A J Pirkle and L R Wartin. Finance committee members are C F Ware J H McGee H H Pharr and D C Kelley. The bank will be remodeled in the former Bank of Lawrenceville building.
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Lawrenceville
First National Bank of
Lawrenceville Bank
C. R. Wara
J.h.mcgee
H. H. Pharr
R. , Young
D.G. Kalley
Q. Sammon
J.W. Garner
W._P.Izzard
T. S. Thomason
George ‘W. Williams
A. J. Pirkle
L. R. Wartin
C. FR. Ware
J. H. McGee
H. H Pharr
D. C. Kelley
Bank of Lawrenceville
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Gertrude Handley
Elaine ‘Wesant
Central Avenue
Ruby Avret
East
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Humane Society
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Oxford
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Ponzi
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