Atlanta Daily Constitution editorials on postwar economy and policy
The Atlanta Constitution discusses mixed postwar business prospects with optimism, urging faith in recovery and noting the Harding era’s potential impact on shipping policy and southern port development. It also covers church support for a large municipal bond issue to fund schools, water, and sanitation, highlighting Ahavath-Achim and Tabernacle endorsements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ahavath-Achim
James L. Key
Congregation of the Baptist Tabernacle
Atlanta Ministerial Association
Baptist Ministerial Council
Atlanta
the Tabernacle Ahd
Ahavath- Achim
Health Talks On Heat And Ventilation In The Home
The author argues against overprotective heating habits for elderly couples. Advocates keeping living areas around 68 degrees Fahrenheit, insists on measured outdoor activity to boost vitality, and warns excessive indoor warming dries air and increases cold sensitivity. Emphasizes thermometer over subjective comfort.
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Ambe Ule
Dr. Brady
Mra
J. Coddle
Court of Appeals of Ga judgments affirmed
Court of Appeals of Georgia affirms judgments from Bibb Fulton Cobb Valdosta and other superior and city courts. The record lists numerous plaintiffs in error including Afinor, Walter De Tore, Estes, Jordan, Blakeney, Shippen, Walker, Grider, Hoygood, Upshaw, DeBeaugrine, Merritt, and others, with various judges named and counsel listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hines
Afinor
Bibb Superior Court
Mathews
Ninbet
Walter de- Tore
James
Estes
American National Insurance Com Ve
M. Smith
Blakeney
Feanbuin
Valdosta
Crawford
Whitaker & Dukes
Franklin & Langilale
Shippen
A. G. Corbett
Rogers & Inox
Day & Company
Geoyhill
Frnton Superior Court
Pendleton, Wharton
Wilson
Weatmoreland & Smith
V. Clark
Yolton Superior Court
Sudge Bell
Paul L. Lindsay
Bond Almand
Branch & Howard
Grider v. Hoygood
Pulton Superior Court
Pendleton W. A. James
Naintiff
Welter A. Sims
Conra Upshaw Trothers
Stephens
Doug Ins
Irwin J. Ho Mearty
Donnett James & Bedgood
Strickland
Astor Merritt
DeBeaugrine Vy
Chastain
L. F. Heath
J. W. Quincey
al v. Smith
Nashville
Indee Smith
W. D Bele
Honilrtehs
Sullivan Vy
Tevv
Brother & Companys
Glynn
Nate Smith
Franks H Harris
Hutcheson Hardware Company
Flanters
State Bank
Sandersville
Hig Court
Jacga Jordarf
Evans & Evans
A. R. Wright
Tovelley
Pace
Calhoun
Judge Harrell
I. Smith
C. J. Taylor
Bits of New York Life by O O McIntyre
New York on February 15 describes cafe crowds and nightlife where liquor is served openly yet with pretense of secrecy. The piece notes lively scenes, fashion notes, small hotels thriving on thrift and lower prices, and a shift from grand hotels to budget spots as summer outlook and hotel chains seek new business.
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Bits of
New York
O. O. McIntyre
Tiny
Tim
New Jersey
George
Marnac
Orient
Georgia Supreme Court appeals from several superior courts
The Georgia Supreme Court reviews multiple cases with receivers, plaintiffs in error, and defendants in various county superior courts. Names include Henderson receiver for Citizens First National Bank of Albany, Lott, Zollner, Zollner, Monroe, Fulton, Gordon, Morgan, and Morgan counties. Several judgments reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Citizens First National Bank of Albany
Turner Superior Court
Eve
Bussey & McNicholay
Naintiff
Mibier
G. Bower
Maynard Et al
Zollner
Monroe
Superior Court
Searcy RL
Singnant
Persons & Persons
Ryals
Scientists Asked to Urge Defeat of Capper Bills
Walter B. Bedard of the Christian Science committee in Georgia urges 21 Christian Scientists to register protests against Copper physical education bills before the state senate and house education committees. The letter says the bills would impose a state wide compulsory system of physical training, medical exams, corrections of defects, health supervision of schools, and instruction in body care under medical examiners and school nurses, restricting medical freedom for individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter B. Bedard
Christian Science Committee On Publication
Georgia
Committee On Education
Senate
House
Copper House
Abbo
Jury Must Render Verdict On Doctor Death Nature
The state supreme court ruled that a jury must determine if Dr William J Bell died from an infection contracted while treating a patient, finding the death possibly accidental. Bell died of erysipelas, leading administrator James Bell to sue State Life Insurance Company over a double indemnity clause. The trial court supported the insurer, the court of appeals affirmed, and the supreme court ordered a new trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
William J. Bell
Jamesb. Bell
State Life Insurance Company of
Indianapolis
Insurances Company
Ita
Bell
Supreme Court
Injunction Halts Sale of Horse Guard Lot In Atlanta
A restraining order halted efforts by the Governor's Horse Guard to sell armory property at Piedmont and Edgewood Avenues in Atlanta. The sale to Ewing Real Estate Company for 22 000 was paused as all troop members may file claims. The case is set for hearing March 5 before Judge Ellson.
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Governor's Horse Guard
Atlanta
Ellson
Homer C. Ashford
Olf- Armory
Piedmont and
Edgewood Avenues
Ewing Real Estate Company
Rev Maurice Ruben Preaches Tonight at First Baptist
Pittsburg Pa preacher Rev Maurice Ruben opens a series at First Baptist Church tonight at 7 45 speaking on A Message on Israel Gods Plan for em The weekly lineup includes The Miricale Cemetery The Page over In the Light of the Christian Communion and a mass meeting Sunday afternoon concluding with SA Religious Romances He has been speaking daily at the Billy Sunday club rooms in the Gould building
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Ruben
Pittsburg
First Baptist Church
Miriele
Billy-Sunday Club
Gould Building
Nunnally Co Names Officers and Directors
At a Tuesday meeting of stockholders and directors of Nunnally Co on Edgewood avenue, officers for the year were elected. Winship Nunnally serves as president and treasurer, H Nunnally is chairman, and R Rogers is vice president. Directors include Berry H Collins, J H Nunnally, and out-of-town members C E Hambleton and Joseph A Rush ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nunnally Company
Edgewood Avenue
Winship Nunnally
H. Nunnally
R Rogers
Berry H Collins
R. Rogers
Hambleton
Joseph. A. Rushton
J N Goddard
Clarence Haverty
Frank Adair
W. W. Banks
J. H. Nunnally
Nunnally
C. E. Hambleton
Hambleton and Company, Bankers
Baltimore
Joseph A. Rushton
Hathcock, Rushton and Company
Chicaro
State report on Georgia sand and gravel deposits issued
The Georgia state geological survey released a 400 page bulletin on sand and gravel deposits across the state. It includes 40 halftones 13 sketches and one map, with sections on properties classification methods transportation production and use. Mailings to citizens cost 15 cents postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Geological Survey
Georgia
W. McCallie
Community Service Meeting Called By Atlanta Chamber
Leaders of the neighborhood organization of the community service department of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce will meet in the assembly hall of the chamber this morning at 11 o clock to discuss plans for expansion of the organization already effected. J C Robinson, special staff secretary, called the meeting to take the place of one postponed from last Wednesday due to weather.
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Community Service Department
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Assembly Hall
Chamber
J. C. Robinson
Hartford Insurance Officials Meet Here
Agents of Hartford Insurance and affiliates met officers in a business conference at the Trust Company of Georgia Building. The session runs through Friday with about 50 attendees led by R. M. Bissell and James Wyper, joined by Longwacker, Collins, and Timberlake. Affiliated firms include Federal Insurance of New Jersey Stirling Fire of Indiana Hartford Accident and Indemnity Citizens Insurance of Missouri and Hartford Live Stock Insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford Insurance Company
William R. Prescott
Trust Company of Georgia
R. M. Bissell
James Wyper
A. W. Longwacker
J. Collins
C. S Timberlake
Federal Insurance Company of
New Jersey
Stirling Fire Insurance Company
Indiana
Hartford Accident and Indemnity Insurance Company
Citizens” Insurance Company of
Missouri
The
Hartford Live Stock Insurance Company
Negro man arrested after carrying suitcases on Courtland Street
Police in plain clothes stopped Wil Wilson of 16 Daniel Street at nightfall Tuesday when he could not explain why he carried eleht suits of clothes six pistols in a suitcase. He was taken to the station house under suspicion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wil Wilson
Daniel Street
Courtland Street
Jerre Williams
W. D. McGee
Acid Victim Faces Possible Blindness Says Doctors
Mrs Nell Goodman Rolader is accused of hurling carbolic acid at Mrs Gladys Presnell of the Strand Theater. Doctors at Grady Hospital say Presnell risks losing both eyes. Police and psychology students study the delusion claim while Rolader and his attorney confer with officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nell Goodman Rolader
Gladys Bresnell
Strand Theater
Presnell
Grady Hospital
Arthur Rolader
Agsalla
Rolader
Wilkinson Heads Atlanta Council of Boy Scouts
The Atlanta Council of the Boy Scouts of America reelected Meir R. Wilkinson as president at the annual meeting held Tuesday afternoon at the chamber of commerce. Officers elected include R. C. Darby A. S Adams C B Howard E B Pomeroy and V O Xriegshaber as vice presidents. etc.
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Atlanta
Boy Scouts of America
Meir R. Wilkinson
Chamber of Commere
E. EB. Pomeroy
V Oh Xriegshaber
Kendall Welsiger
H. W. Bamspeck
Henry Alford Porter
W. A. Sutton
George H Watta
J. Paxon
Ivan KE
Allen
Benjamin Elias
W. C. Foote
Js, Kennedy, HA. Maler
Chanel D. McKinney
W. W. Orn
Kendall Welmger
Atlanta Expects Farm Bureau Fall Convention Here
American Farm Bureau Federation may hold its fall convention in Atlanta as the executive committee meets in Chicago this week. Georgia officials James W. Morton and R. A. Kelly advocate Atlanta, with Indiana's Lewis Taylor backing Georgia as key to southern organization.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
Chicago
Atlanta
Farmers
James W. Morton
Athens
Georgia Farm Bureau Federation
Chamber of Commerce
National Federation
Georgia Bureau
R. A. Kelly
Morton
Lewis Taylor
Indiana Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Organization
Georgia
South
Governor seeks parcels post order change in Georgia
Governor Hugh M. Dorsey wired Senators Hoke Smith and W. J. Harris requesting modification of the parcels post rule that requires mailing at the post office. He argues the state departments must ship large volumes of books and experiments and urges continuing daily truck service to the Capitol to avoid hardship.
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Hugh WM. Dorsey
Hoke Smith
W. J. Harris
Capitol
Dorsey
Chicago and Eastern Illinois Road Opens Headquarters Here
The Chicago and Eastern Illinois Railway opens its western offices at 1712 Hart building. Staff includes R. C. Wharton south eastern freight agent A G Pierce eastern passenger agent L C Shirgh chief clerk and Miss Mary Andrews office clerk. Wharton formerly WC St Nashville. Pierce formerly L and N Birmingham. Shirgh Atlanta bred with Central of Georgia Savannah background. Miles Andrews also part of the staff.
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Sou Pwestern
Chicago and Hastern Mhpolis
Hart Balding
R. C. Wharton
Southeastern
A. G. Pierce
L. C. Shirgh
Mary Andrews
Wharton
WC. &St Railway
Nashville
Georgia
Pierce
L. & N. Railway
Birmingham
Shitah
Atlanta
Central of Georgia Railway
Savanpan
Miles Aardews
Baker to Attend Manufacturers Meeting in New York
W B Baker, president of the Atlantic Tee and Coat, leaves today for New York to attend a National Association of Manufacturers board meeting at the Waldorf Astoria on February 18. He is the only director from the southeastern region.
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North Atlantic
Harding
Admiral Répson
Uited States Shipping Board
Thuis Board
Pacific
Gulf
Great Lakes
Admiral Benson
Georgia
Atlantic
Gulf of Co
Scord
Han Onth
New York City
South
Benson
West
Middle West
North
W. 5B
Baker
Atlantic Tee and Coat Corporation
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Bresident St Fae Georgie Manufacturers
Asi Tt
Faa
Hunter Gives Interesting Sidelights on Income Taxes
The Atlanta Rotarians heard Joel Hunter certify accountant discuss income tax law. He explained joint vs separate returns, depreciation bases, and gains or losses on securities with examples. The talk noted the 1920 tax year and possible changes, urging careful records of deductions and business-use expenses.
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Hunter
Ons
Treasury
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Atlanta
Bis
General Motor
United States Court of the District of the State of
Connecticut
Thomas
United States Supreme Court
United States
Supreme Court
Gene Harrington
Koby Robinson
Whitehall Street
Tom Stokes
Jim Allen
Jim
Dream of Summer Extends As Forecaster Warns
Forecaster C F von Herrmann notes near 70 degree warmth will likely continue into Wednesday with a frost threat later. He warns peach crops may suffer if warmth persists into late week. No warm spell forecast beyond Saturday, Atlanta likely to wake from summer dream by weekend.
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C. F. von Herrmann
Mercury
Tam
Mr. von Herrman
Atlanta
Powerful Social Agency Council Urged for City
Tuesday afternoon at the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce council meeting advocates urged concentration of the citys social and charitable agencies into a larger central council under one executive head. Charles B Robertson spoke on neighborhood organization, Burr Blackburn outlined citywide centralization benefits, Kendall Welsiger presided, Jalas Cleveland Zahner reported on work done.
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Talke Mage
Central Council of Social Agencies
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Charles B Robertson
Chamber of Commerce
Community Services Department
Chamber
Atlanta
Chambers Community Service Department
Robertson
Burr Blackburn
State Board of Public Welfare
United States
Kendall Welsiger
Jalas Cleveland Zahner
Secrery
Counterfeit car ticket schemers sentenced by federal judge
Federal Judge Sheppard imposed sentences on three men convicted of circulating counterfeit street car tickets mailed in the scheme. Bumpons, 18, got thirteen months to be served in a Washington DC training school. Lumpkin, a conductor, drew a year and a day in Atlanta federal prison. Bumpous, tied only peripherally to the affair, was returned to federal prison to serve thirteen months on another conviction after a recent parole.
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Sheppard
S. Bumpons
Washington, D C
L. Lumpkin
Federal
Atlanta
Louis Bumpous
New Ararat Grotto Unveils Uniforms At Bail Night
The Ararat Grotto prepares to reveal its new uniforms at an informal ball tonight at Tatt hall. Guest cards allow each member to bring one Mason and partner. prophets may attend with their own partners and show 1924 cards at the door.
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Ararat Grotto
Tatt Hall
Grotto
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