Mower-Hobart Co Leases Damaged Dld Stand
Arens from the ashes of a recent fire announce readiness for business Monday at 1 and 3 South Broad Street. The firm plans a clean sweep sale of damaged stock with prices set on each article. The lease on the building is closed and operations will continue at the same site with expanded floor space once the new quarters are finished. The management, led by W K Mower and Joseph F Gatins Jr, vows to dispose of all damaged stock and open with new goods, aiming for the largest office supply store in the South.
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Mower- Hobart Co
South Broad Street
Wr Mower
South
Das F Gatins Jr
Ant
Mower Hatert Co Ie
W K Mower
Joseph F Gatins, Jr
A P Baylis
Atlanta
Government Agrees to New Boulevard in Georgia
Uncle Sam backs a 20 foot widening of the Atlanta to College Park road along Hart Metherson reservation at Fort McPherson. The House passed Livingston’s bill authorizing a 20 foot deed to Fulton County for the boulevard project with land concessions already secured. Senator Clay says the Senate will likely approve early next week.
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Sam
House
Atlanta
College Park
Fort McPherson
Lavingston
Senate
Clar
Uncle Sam
Washington
John Corrigan
Star
The
Constitution
Lole- del Livingston
Secretary of War
Futton
Hart Metherson’ Reservation
Clay
Artistes announced for south Atlantic musical festival night
Spacisaburs and reprmry 13 present a concert in Bishop Hass area tonight under director A L Manchester with artists from the Metropolitan Opera Company and notable soloists. The New York Symphony Orchestra led by Walter Damrosch and the Dresden Philharmonie conducted by Willy Olsen join the Converse Choral Society. Bishop Hass notes the event follows a fairly good night.
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Spacisaburs
South Atlantic
Miuton
A L Manchester
Mme
Olive Frematad
Metropolitan Opera Company
Jeanne Jovelll
Cartine Rider
Kelsey Mues
Nevada Vanderveer Gurtiat Halmquist
Reed Miller
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Davenport Arrested in Mobile Amid Fugitive Charges
Davenport, formerly linked to an Indianapolis manufacturing outfit, is reported in Mobile as a fugitive from justice. The arrest is said to be at the request of Hodes H. Lancer of Birmingham, Alabama. He is charged with receiving money under false pretenses, though Davenport denies any irregularities in related actions.
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Davenport
Mobile
Ala
Frack J Devenport
Indianapolia
Bia
Hdese H. Lancer
Birmingham
Alia
Charsee
Davebpeet
Union Leaders Hear National Officers Speak in Atlanta
The Machinists of Atlanta and nearby members gathered to hear Han James Mc Connell, president of the International Machinists Union of America, and Frank Mulholland address labor issues. Robert Crowley opened the meeting as host, praising labor unity and stressing concerted action to win better wages, shorter hours, and equal pay for women performers. The event featured remarks on labor unity and the value of collective action, with the machinists’ quartet performing during the evening.
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Federation
Han James McConnell
International Machinists Union of America
Frank Mulholland Astoval
Audiesce
Machinists Union of Atlanta
National
South
Robert Crowley
Nst
Mulholland
Rwich
Woran
O Cornedl
Messrs
Gompers
Mitchell
Oconnell Pus
Atlante Union No
Jerome Jones
American Federation of Laer
Machinlets
Meat Cutters Union Smoker At Local Hall
A Meat Cutters Union No 442 smoker was held last Wednesday night at 85 Centrat avenue. Financial Secretary H Cohen organized the event with high praise from attendees. Refreshments were served as the gathering extended late into the morning and featured a strong address by president Jadles S Buchanen.
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Meat Cuttery Union
No 442
Centrat Avenue
H Cohen
Prabes
Jadles S Buchanen
Greater Atlantian Bow to Atlanta
The Greater Atlantian, led by Walter Tripp with editor contributions from Bernard Buttler and Carl Hitchison, greeted Atlanta yesterday amid encouragement. The weekly defends a bond issue, urging a vote in its third editorial as a public necessity. The editor argues higher taxes now prevent worse costs later.
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Greater Atlantian
Robert F Maddox
Walter Tripp
Bernard Buttler
Carl Hitchison
Atlanta
Graves
Stagastian
Kodol digestive aid promises to ease stomach strain
Advertises Kodol as a complete digestant that lets you eat what you want without discomfort. Claims it acts like a healthy stomach, never tires, and digests food fully. Urges readers to buy a bottle at the nearest drugstore with a money back guarantee if unsatisfactory.
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Kodal
Koiol
Kodol Taxt
Sodey
Ins
E.C. DeWitt & Co
Chicago
Mortuary notices and obituaries from local area
A series of obituary notices report George Jets Jeks age 80 dying yesterday at 640 o clock at 678 Washington Street, survived by wife and seven children. another death notes 47 years old at 85 Piedmont Bienne after extended illness, private sanatorium. infant son of Mr and Mrs Powell died at 78 West Taellith Street with funeral at Hang & Pools chapel and burial in Sardie cemetery. Dr J Triggs funeral held in Cartersville First Baptist with ministers from area churches. interment at Oak Hill cemetery under Freemasons. Dr Bruce Colibis died at dome in Warria county aged 83, funeral at Kingsboro. Dr Bruce noted as prominent physician and former Columbia resident, two sons survive. Vivian Kenneth Suelea died Wednesday at home on Crumley Street. interment at China Ga.
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George Jets
George
Zabaa
Zenan Sed
Piedmont Bienne
Greenberg Hood
Bloomfield
End
Alis CW Powell
Comily
West
Taelith Street
Hang & Pools
Frea
Masons
Rr Trippe
Bruce- Colibis
Bruce
Tim Dome
Warria County
Kingsboro
Brach
Georgia
Waa
Columbia
R J Bence
John F Brace
Harris County
Vivian Kenneth Suries
Vivian Kenneth Suelea
Crumley
Chintes Ga
Piedmont Lodge Moves to New Temple in Piedmont
Piedmont Lodge No 447 Bree and Accepted Bragons held its last meeting in the old Mayonte temple. After a solemn reformal service and talks by Judge and visiting brethren, the lodge will meet in a new temple at Peachtree and Cain Streets. The next communication is Friday February 24 to witness the Fellow Craft, conferred in full form.
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Pindmont
Bree
Mawonte
Prigey Mont
Thia
Piedmont Lodge
New Templa
Peachtree
Cain Arrests
Dr Stuart Elected Editor At Northwestern Christian Advocate
New York February 18 Dr Charles M Stuart professor of sacred rhetoric at Garrett Biblical Institute Evanston Ill was today elected by the book committee of the Methodist Episcopal church to the editorship of The Northwestern Christian Advocate created by the death of Dr Thomson King and Queen Return London February 14 King and Queen at court visit noted in blotchy line.
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Stuart
New York
Charles M Stuart
Garrett Biblical Imatieute Evanstes di
Methodiat Episcopal Church
D D ‘Thomson
No Wireless News Of The Battleships
Portsmouth New Hampshire February 14 Inter ferences from prores of nmeteur wireless operators along the New England range blocked the Portsmouth Navy yard wire service from speaking with the homeward battleship fleet. The yard operator labored through the night to reach the fleet but could only obtain a few fragments as atmospheric electricity hindered signals. The government wireless station at Newport Rhode Island reported similar trouble.
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Portsmouth
Prores
Nmeteur
New England
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Navy Yard
Newport
Excess rate on coal declared unjust in decision
Washington February 13 The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled 10 cents per ton more for coal shipments from Black Mountain District Virginia to Morristown Tennessee and points east and south unjust and unreasonable The ruling by Chairman Knapp states carriers cannot unduly discriminate against localities The Black Mountain Coal Land Company versus Southern Railway Company case established equal treatment for all shippers to reach competitive markets on relatively equal terms
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Washington
Black Mountain Cos Diatciat
Virginia
Apaldehls
Morristown
Teen
Knapp
Interstate Commerce Commission
Black Mountain Cost Land Company
Southern Railway Company
Boida
Iit
Imarketa
Man Fatally Wounds Wife In Shotgun Attack
Police investigate after Arthur Ruff fires a shotgun at close range, fatally wounding his wife described as a 22 year old Black woman. She is hospitalized in Grady Hospital with life-threatening injuries. The motive remains unclear and Ruff, last living at 282 Chapel Street, is at large.
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Stone Range
Arthur Ruff
Chapel Street
Tast
Grady Hospital
Ruff
Davis
Ruffe
Weat End
One Fireman Killed in Lockport Incident
A deadly incident in Lockport claims fireman Reid as the casualty amid a chaotic blast and collapse. The report also notes a warrant for the arrest of Maxim Gorky in Petersburgh, describing him as a Russian house painter residing in Temty with dispatches confirming his identity.
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Gorky
Peterspurs Velieuars
Judge Reopens Cases Against Kembrough and Hutchins
Judge Roan granted motions for new trials in two cases. Hutchins, a bailiff, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter in the killing of Livya Hardwick. Kimbrough, also convicted of voluntary manslaughter, received a ten year sentence and may be released on bail if a bond is furnished. Amory Oden and Charles Bralen, linked to a robbery of Nichols, had motions for new trials approved.
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Kembrough
Hutchins
New Thefe
Frank Dixon T . Kimbrough
Livya Hardwick
Amory Oden
Charles Bralen
Nichols
Roan
John W Moore
Representa
Bell
Bridgeboro mill tragedy leaves worker torn apart
A white subcontractor at the Corbett and Taylor mill in Bridgeboro, Albany area, was killed when caught in belting under the shafting. The 35 year old man, Carroll, was alone at the time and his body was dismembered, with remains scattered as the machinery operated. His death leaves a wife and three children. Also noted, Archbishop Ireland met the pope in private in Rome during a farewell audience.
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Bridgeboro
Albany
C . Carroll
Corbett & Taylor
Carroll
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Ansley Park
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Fifth Etreats
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Tedmont Avenue
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Ais
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Teur
Southern Railway
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Lockport Black Company
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Dillin - Williams Morris CO
Clowe
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Copenhill
Good Street
Wallace Mill Road
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Chert Road
Holmes & Verner Realty CO
Empire
Ruclid Ave
Howell
Sal Aheps
Gerl Heop Co
Iron Cottage
Chicken Yard
Edgenmal
Tilgkiand
Hentia
W.E. Treadwell & CO
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Pastire
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Gol & Reone
Wien
Lahbuin
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A Gershon
George A Gershon
Joa A Gershon
EA A Gershon
Lizzie Gershon
A Gershon Inls
Brotherton Street
Westvie
Greenberg, Bond & Bloom
Greenberg, Bond & Bloom Fiids
OG S$ Guck
J 8 Reeves
Frask Liebnan
Rosenbaum
George S Russez
J A Collat
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Blue Ridge and Atlantic Railway Company
Raleigh
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Blue Hidge and
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Tallulah Falls Railway Company
H W Miller
Br Hid Schwartz
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Georgie Rbr
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