National Leather and Findings Company Charter Amendment Petition
Fulton County Superior Court records reveal National Leather and Findings Company seeks charter amendment to allow capital stock reduction to not less than twenty five thousand dollars. Petition notes incorporation, stockholders meeting February 13 1931, Exhibit A details resolution directing legal action to effect the reduction with secretary J H Wilensky signing on February 12 1922. Court clerk Arnold Broyles authenticates copy and dates February 16 1921.
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JAGIA
Fulton County
Superion Court
Said
National Leather and
Indlngs Company
Oater
Said Comepany
Ita
Anid Company
Aaid Company
Dolloresuet
Reredore
Naka
Scharter
Reso
Generes
Audi 4
Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Petitoner
Georgia
Tha
National Leather and Finding Company
Akta
Debr
Jake H. Wilensky
Fe Arnold Broyles
State OF Georgia
Full Lon
I. Arnold Froyles
Supverior Court
Arnold Broyles
Harding aide sought for interracial cooperation plan
John J. Eagan and Dr. Ashby Jones of Atlanta were among many callers meeting President-elect Warren G. Harding in St. Augustine Florida on Wednesday. The delegation sought aid for an interracial cooperation plan.
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John J. Eagan
Dr. Ashby Jones
Atlanta
Warren G. Harding
St. Augustine
Fla
Mr. Harding
Atlanta Plan Aims to Lift Negro Condition in South
Report notes US figures including Dr Ashby Jones and Arthur Woods meeting with President Harding to seek cooperation in an interracial program. The Atlanta plan, led by Dr Plato Durham and others, envisions better race relations and improved living conditions for African Americans through white and Black Southern leadership under the Christian council.
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Forida
Dr. Jones
Bagan
Harding
Atlanta
Plato Durham
Ashby Jones
W. Woods White
Richard Orme Flinn
The
Christian Council
Reading
Receivers Named for Gainesville Midland Railway
Savannah Ga February 16 W D Veary and Gordon C Garson of Savannah and New York named receivers of the Gainesville Midland railway by Federal Judge Evans The road runs between Gainesville and Athens Ga Petitioning creditors include Henry M Bradlee of Boston and others The property is largely owned by George J Baldwin of Boston and Savannah and associates
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Savannah
W. D. Veary
Gordon C. Garson
New York
Gainesvile Midland Railroad
Evans
Gainesville
Athens
Henry M. Bradlee
Boston
Mass
George J. Baldwin
Savannah, and Associates
Atlantan Leroy McCoy Charged Under Harrison Act
Leroy McCoy, a young Atlantan, was indicted by a federal grand jury for violating the Harrison Act by obtaining narcotics through a fraudulent prescription. He allegedly stole a morphine prescription from nurse Maude Monk at 171 South Forsyth Street, altered the name, and used his wife as the fictitious party to obtain morphine from a pharmacy.
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Leroy McCoy
Young Atlentan
Federal Grand Jury
Federal
United States
Q. Col Muitt Carter
McCoy
Maude Monk
South
Forsyth Street
Madda Munt- Ing
Rome Manufacturer Appointed VP to Move to Atlanta
Charles C Harper a leading Rome manufacturer and property owner has been appointed vice president of the Cooperative Rubber and Manufacturing company based in Atlanta. He will relocate to oversee the Atlanta office, after previously serving as president of the Standard Sewer Pipe company and organizing the Harper Manufacturing company makers of overalls and uniforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Charles‘c Harper
Co-Operative Rubber and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Harper
Standard Sewer Pipe Company
Harper Manufacturing Company
Pastor to Hear Inside Details on Baby Case
Mrs. M. T. Mitchell of St. Mary's Maternity Hospital asserts pastor John W. Ham will be privy to confidential information about the Alice South case involving 15 babies adopted from her facility. She plans to attend his sermon next Sunday and visit him to express her views publicly, while noting no notification of a hospital annual fee law.
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Ray
John W. Ham
Baptiat Tabernacle
M. T. Mitchell
St. Mary's Maternity Hospital
Windsor Street
Alice South
W. 8. Richardson
Wilson to Make itemized Report of War Expenses
Washington reports that President Wilson will, before his March 4 retirement, issue a final itemized report detailing disbursements and allotments from the 150 million war fund approved by Congress. The House, after a stormy session, adopted a resolution 211 to 73 demanding the statement amid Democratic protests.
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Washington
White House
Wilson
Congress
House
Workers Reinstated After Coast Line Layoffs in Shops
Florence February 16 Atlantic Coast Line railroad orders reinstate about 20 percent of workers laid off January 29 in the company shops here. Also details a U S District Court sale of a Cadillac Automobile Engine No A702 valued at 450 dollars in Atlanta, with bidder to pay cash and delivery at Green's Garage.
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Florence
D. C
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Wilmington
N.C
District Court OF the United States
George
United States
Cadillac
Hull
Uatten
Georgia
Noah
Walton Street
Postoffice
Atlanta
Walton County
M. Hull
Green
Love Balm Suit Decided Against Atlanta Woman
Fayetteville Cumberland county superior court jury awards Mrs. Danay Watson Smith fifty thousand dollars for alleged alienation of affection by Mrs. Theresa Werner of Atlanta Ga. Defendant J L Werner husband of Mrs Werner resides in another state. Werner and Mrs Werner do not appear in Atlanta city directory in past five years.
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Fayetteville
N. C
Cumberland County Superior Court
Danay Watson Smith
Theresa Werner
Atlanta
J. L. Werner
Mortuary Notices and Obituaries Plague City Residents
The notice lists Mrs. Gergia Wyche aged 54 who died at 81 East North Avenue with numerous survivors including W. P. Wyche and six daughters. Additional obituaries include Thomas Cook, 14, of Arlington Avenue, Ga rdsland City, Annie Belle Leach of 126 Confederate Avenue and James A. McDonald of McDonough, with surviving relatives. George W. Dyer, 52, of 140 Glenwood Avenue, died at home, leaving a widow and daughter Olive Dye.
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Gergia Wyche
East North Avenue
W. P. Wyche
Effle
Lucille
F. J. White
A. Rowe
Greenville, Ga
Ady Estes
Henry McCoon
Gay, Ga
J. P. Clarke
Lutheraville
W. J
G. A. Clarke
Mabel “Wilhert
Brantley, Ala
Evelyn Curtis
Thomas Cook
A. J. Cook
Arlington Avenue
Qalrsland City
A. J. Belcher
J. W
Edward A. Cook
Annie Belle Leach
Confederate Avenue
C. H. Leach
Sara Frances
Mary Harold
Walter Earl Leach
D. M. Britt
Chas. H. Britt
James A. McDonald
McDonough
R. H. McDonald
R. Green
Mattie
Lucy McDonald
Sallie Allen
George W. Dyer
Glenwood Avenue
Olive Dye
Dodson's Liver Tone Promises Safe Calomel Alternative
An advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a harmless, vegetable remedy that replaces calomel for liver cleansing. It claims quick relief with no sickness or salivation, urges asking a druggist for a bottle, and promotes giving it to children. It also warns calomel causes weakness and nausea and promises a money-back return if unsatisfied.
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Dodson
Ener
Frav
Obituary notices from Atlanta publish several deaths
The page lists multiple sectional obituaries for Mrs. Mattie E. McKinney 63 of Fort Alley Ga Mrs. Mary Foote Moore 21 of North Mayson Avenue and George H Force 79 Confederate veteran among others Also notes J D Williams 59 of West Fifth Street and Lillian Lovelace 28 of West End Avenue with surviving relatives The infant son of Mr and Mrs W A Crawford of 88 Lowndes Avenue also died at a private hospital in Atlanta Bodies have been moved to Griffin Atlanta and Chattanooga for burial or services.
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Mattie IE. McKinney
Fort Alley
Atlanta
W. B. Jones
Fort Valley
W. T. and
T. H. McKinney
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mary Foote Moore
North
Mayson Avenue
C. 8. Moore
Mary
Frances
Owen Moore, Jr
J. G. Foote
James J
Harry M. Foote
Julia Hodges
San Antonio
Texas
Mildred Foote
J. D Williams
J. D. Williams
West Fifth Street
HF. J. L
W. H. Williams
W. B. Johnson
Hiddie Williams
Lillian Lovelace
W. P. Lovelace
West End Avenue
J. W. Lovelace
WA. Crawford
Lowndes Avenue
U. c
C. H. Leach
D. M. Britt
Charien H. Britt
A. Leach
C. U. Leach
Confederate Avenue
J. D. Mize
Sylvester
Harry G. Poole
Oakland Cemetery
Ee Baicer
W. A Baker
Laura
Martha Baker
W. A. Baker
Griffin
Wm. H. Baker
Central of Georgia Railroad
H. M. Patterson & Son
Athens Railway and Electric Co
C. D. Flanigen
B. L. Flanigen
Honolulu
J. M. Flanigen
Massilon
Ohio
Jean
Claudia Flanigen
Athena
Greenberg & Bond Co
Athens
Regular communication of Pythagoras Lodge No 41 in Decatur
A regular communication of Pythagoras Lodge No 41 F A M will be held at the Masonic Hall in Decatur Ga this Thursday evening February 17 at 730 oclock The intered apprentice degree will be con ferrid Visiting brethren are cordially united to attend By order of Edwin Creech W Fr Fletcher Pearson Secretary
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O. Pythagoras Lodge
Masonic “Hall
Decatur
Edwin Creech
W. Fletcher Pearson
P, Coker
Morris
Anaes
Els
Atlanta Ledge
Elks
Atcork
John
Theo Mast
Herm Lodge of Perfection
John Rosier
R&a. M
West Tenth R Street
Elmer E. Moyer
W. A. Arsh
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Southern Auto Wrecking CO
Yoo-2
Peters St
Cor
McDaniel
Ridney
Eguips
Willingham Tift Lumber Co
Humane Society
Atlanta Hur ‘Iane Society
Chamber of Commerce Building
W.t.perkerson
Care the Fourth
National Bank
John A. Manget
Candler” Buildisiz
Gainesville Midland Railway
Leroy M’coy
Harrison
Atlanta Floral Co
So, Broad St
Eubanks Mantel & Tile ' Company
Auburn Ave
Ivy 1704
Corona Ie
IVY
Wren
Brewster
Albert Hiaw Arthur
Ae Heyman
Connonly
Thana. Los
Robert A. Ridley
Banks
Coast Line
Georgia Wyche
Atlanta Business B. Dixon Hall
Grege
Luckie
Street
Oxford Eye
Ballard
Walter Ballar
Peachtree ST
Tical Co
Ee Ee
H. A. E. Dyer
H. Barber
Danto Sneed
Lillie Jester
H. W. Martin
Biss Sophronia Dyer
Bbh
G. L. and
L. M. Dyer
Mattie E. McKinney
W. H. Baker
Druid Place
Lura
Kate Baker
W. A
George H. Force
Confederate Soldiers’ Home
H. P
P. H. Force
T. E. Lovelace
Bunnell, Fla
E. B. Willcoxon
Arcadia, Fla
F. D. Salter
Lois Lovelace
Atanta
Lodge
Rosser Street
Rosser
Lawton Street
Reaser and
Greensferry
Lawton and
Dekalb
Wyman Street
Forrest
George Adair
Foote & Davies Company
Edgewood and Pryor
Druid Hills
Fairview
Shealey
Ome Reems
Forsyth ‘and
West Hunter Sts
Whitehall
A. G. Rhodes & Son
Rhodes
Financial “Audit Company
General Auditingsystems
Come
Healey Butane
Onor
oShumaker
C. J. Anderson
Etnio Richardsong
Cotified Public Accountants
Atlanta.trust CO
Bibe Realty
Macon
Hodgson
Frank Hodgson
Thia
Holt
Joseph Hines Holt
Apostolic Tabernacle
Washington Street
Union Station
Ellijay
Harry
Poole
Cook
Terrell
James Anderson Terrell
Gertrude
Emma
Winnie Davis Terrell
W. H
John Terrell
J. D. Terrell
Smithvisle
Marvin Williams
West View Cemetery
Walter McElreath
G. W. Wells
R. @. Anderson
S. H. Smed
M. Fickett, Jr
W. E. Cock
Robert Ivey
W. W. Brinafield
North View Cemetery
J. Bethune
W. QO. Parker
A. C. Wellborn
Hayton Hollingsworth
B. Knap
G. A. Malcolm
Donehoo Ba
Gay
Vin
A. Rallioa Ace
Lillian C. Lovelace
Maton
T. R. Kendall
P. Wiggins
Earl Cox
Brooke Lovelace
Wier Boyd
Joe Boyd
Francis Lovelace
Embry Eze
Barclay & Errandon Co
Auntry & Lowndes Funeral Directors Ambulance Service
A’ & Wert Point
Atlanta Terminal
K W. EH. Broce
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