Gate City Lodge Anniversary Program Observed in Atlanta
Gate City lodge No 2 holds a seven year anniversary event at the new temple with no degree work. Grand Master N H Ballard of Georgia, and past masters including Thomas H Jeffries, Joseph C Greenfield and Royal Daniel will speak. A musical program accompanies the observance of George Washington’s birthday.
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Atlanta
Gate City Lodge
George Washington
Washington-Alexandria
Virginia
N. H Ballard
Grand Lodge of Georgia Masons
Thomas H. Jeffries
Grand Lodge
John Z. Lawshe
Evenia
Lodge
M. A. Ballard
Joseph Grows, Jr
Madonna
Lee
Duncan
McNelley
John H. Mullin
Mayon
Raymund Daniel
Beard W. Dent
Hickey Exits Police Board Race. Styron Favored
After a Friday conference James Hickey withdrew from the race for police commissioner in Styrons favor. The Sixth ward delegation split with each candidate backed by a member, risking multiple ballots. Aldermen Barnes Mincey back Styron. Edwin Johnson backs Welch.
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Hickey
Styron
James &. Hickey
Mr. Styron
Bald John II
Welch
James W. Enguish
Sixth Ward
Alderman Barnes
Mincey
Styran
Edwin Johnson
Five Held for Death of Valdosta Doctor
Valdosta Ga February 18 Investigations into the death of Dr Bryant veterinary surgeon found with neck broken resulted yesterday in the arrest of another man in connection with the affair Two women Lilla Parker and May Brown and three men Tom Furker Tim Mudd and Dan O Kries are jailed awaiting coroner s investigation which will be finished on Friday Inmates offer conflicting stories officers believe facts known by those in jail not yet told Bryant is thought to have died in a general fight His father and son claimed his body and took it to Ashburn for burial.
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Valdosta
Bryant
Lilla Parker
May
Brown
Tom Furker
Tim) Mudd
Dan O'Kries
Hryanthe
Hryant
Ashburn
Congressman Howard to visit Atlanta for George Washington Jubilee
Congressman Howard travels from Washington to Atlanta by the Birmingham special to address Junior Order men and citizens on Thursday evening. He will speak on the Junior Order’s patriotism and ideals, emphasizing it as a civic, industrial body, not a labor union. Over 5,000 tickets issued for free seating. public invited. cadet band from Georgia Military Academy to provide music.
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William Schley Howard
Washington
Atlanta
Birmingham
Leonidas F. Summudhall
Executive Committee
Hirkwood
Howard
Ington
Congress
Ina R
Summerall
Howard Ie
all _peole
Alten M. Pierce
Namiatte Street
Congressman Howard
Georgia Military Academy
Atlanta Junior Order
Yaley Urges Democrats Open Primaries for All Whites
James L. Sibley of Milledgeville outlines a plan for open white primaries to select state and county officers. He argues it would conserve white government and gain southern influence, while warning that strict oath requirements could drive voters to other parties. He notes the Democratic committee must decide if open white primaries are essential and questions Governor Harris and Dr Hardman about broad white participation. He also reports E C Beck plans to move from the House to the Senate.
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YALEY
James L. Sibley
Milledgeville
Atlanta
Democratic Committee
Holins
Florida
Democratic Executive Committee
Harris
McClure
Hutchins
CIANS
State Democratic Executive Committee
Ite
Guberoa
North Georgia
Hugh 3. Dorsey
Burne
Thomas W. Hardwick
Hardman
Commerce
W. J. Hakes
John Bale
Floyd
Yeomans
Terrell County
Assumed Name Husband in Suit for Divorce
Mrs. Robert Sparks files suit for divorce alleging her husband married under an assumed name believed to mask a past asylum confinement. The defendant, BE J Heldwell alias Robert Sparks, is 60 plus and reputed to frequent hotels and clubs in Albany. The couple wed in April 1915 at Mrs. Sparks home in Marietta.
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Robert Sparks
J. Heldwell
New York
Wat
Georgia
Sparks
Bridge of Sighs and Atlanta Garden Plans
A fragmentary report discusses a daylight bridge scare and a proposed Atlanta plan to convert backyards and vacant lots into vegetable gardens. It mentions Councilman Claude L Ashley seeking federal garden supplies, a potential South Pryor underpass at cost with city funding, and a Wakewood access drive to reach fairgrounds. It also notes Councilman Inman proposing a whisky tax on shipments into Atlanta and related inspection concerns.
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Claude L. Ashley
Atlante
Haa
Willam Schley Howard
H.W. Miter
Pryor
pioCord
Wakewood
Fair Grounds
Inman
Hol H Inman
Atlanta
Consignees
Local Officials Reelected in City Elections
In a city election, Valdas One and others secured reelection to key posts. The mayor, city solicitor, and several department heads including finance, water, and public works were confirmed. Gainey remained as city clerk, with L. A. Quattér succeeding as water superintendent, and the voting results affirm ongoing council leadership.
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Maier &Berkete, Loc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall Se
William &, Howard
Soria Ps Political Mill
Beck
Murray
E. C. Beck
Murray County
Senate
Colonel Beck
Campell County
Lampkin
Brooks
Gordon
Whitfield
Jackson
L. G. Hardman
Arts County
St Louis
Joseph Lawrence
Turner Country
Wiregrass Farmer
Lawrence
Tor Hardwick
Wilson
United States
Senator Hardwick
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Hardwick
Son
Houston County
Perry
Houston
C. H. Hardison
James Hit
BP. H. & Kett
J.B. Cherry
L. Carter
T. G. Tharpe
Hardison
Beh Street Bridge
Bridge of Sighs
Hyggaepar Frombers
Feeith Department
Crofut & Knapp
Stetson
The
Penn Mutual Life
Penn Mutual
Bagley & Willet, Fourth National Bank Bldg
Bell
Atlanta, Ga
Henry Kitchell Webster
Henry Kitchell
Webster
New York Globe
New York Times
Philadelphia
North American
Evenjeg Sun
Hoston Herald
Boston Transcript
the Bobbs-Merrill .Company
Valdas
Valioe
Atlanta Trust Company
Pesthtrae
Sirset Atlasta
Savannah
Tom Watson
Burwell
Sheriffs
Hore Smith
Bryan, Kitchin
Creen
Marion M. Jackson
the Way Publishing CO
Chamber OF Commerce
the Rev Eee Co
Tlanta, Ga
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