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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1910
Page
13
Widen Stewart Avenue Entrance Up for City Council Vote
Citizens plan to petition the council within days to widen the Stewart avenue entrance from Whitehall to Wells street about 1,000 feet long. The 36 foot segment with a central streetcar track causes frequent traffic bottlenecks. widening to about 59 feet would provide needed passing space and support expected business development. Property owners largely support donating a small land strip on both sides to reach 20 feet wider, though a few oppose. The proposal aims to prevent congestion and improve access as Stewart avenue potentially becomes a business street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Stewart Avenue
Whitehall
Wells Street
Nrees
Whitehall Street
Te Ia
Divorce Granted Because Wife Would Not Pray
Topeka Kansas February 24 A F Barker 12 years old was granted a divorce by the district court as his wife Mrs Barker 63 refused to pray. Barker said he prayed and read the Bible after supper for forty five years while his wife would not bow her head or kneel saying it hurts her knees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
A. F. Barker
Barker
Diamonds Signify Success
Diamonds signify progress and social standing, serving as evidence of earning ability and financial discipline. They are portable assets convertible to cash and valued for consistent growth, promoting business and social achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Investi
Million-Dollar Push to Free Banker Morse
Personal friends of Charles W. Morse the convicted banker plan to spend over 1 million dollars to secure his release from the federal Atlanta prison. John E. Donahue of Rockland Maine leads the pardon petition effort to be presented to President Taft upon return from Washington. If unfolded the petition may include more than a million names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles W. Morse
Atlanta
John E. Donahue
Rockland
Taft
Washington
Dickinson
U.S. Senate
Atlanta Chamber Shows Sentiment for Time Change
Unofficial poll among sixty chairmen of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce favors moving Atlanta from Central to Eastern time by a 14 to 7 vote with four abstentions, though no official action is taken. The group plans to hear both sides before recommending any change and also launches a drive to grow membership to 1,000 in 36 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Publc
Ming
Atlanta Athletic Club
Ben Lee Crew
Burns to leave Chamber of Commerce secretary post
Macon Georgia February 24 Special Harry Burns secretary of the Macon chamber of commerce and census supervisor for the sixth district will retire on April 1. A Norfolk Virginia man has been engaged at a $2400 yearly salary to begin duties immediately after Burns leaves. The chamber directors say he can perform both secretary duties and the promotional work for community business growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns
Chamber OF ER OF Commerce
Macon
Harry Burns
Recount Planned for Senator Stone Ballots in Banaea City
Banaea City reports a recount of ballots cast for Senator William J. Stone. The ballots will be preserved and submitted to the legislature in January. Governor Hadley held talks with election commissioners who promised legal hold and proper handling of the ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banaea City
William J. Stone
Hadley
John M. Egan Chosen President of City Street Car Co
John M. Egan, a prominent railroad man, was elected president of the Metropolitan Street Car Company in Kansas City today to succeed Bernard Corrigan who had resigned recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Egan
Kansas City
United States
Metropolitan Street Car Company
Bernard Corrigan
Bryan Crosses the Andes
Anides Chile February 24. William Jennings Bryan Mrs Bryant and their daughter arrive from Santiago and cross the mountains toward Buenos Ayres as they travel southward from the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Anides
Chile
William Jennings Bryan
Farmers Union urges Congress on six issues to act
President C. Barrett of the Farmers Union launches a national letter campaign to every congressman urging action on six issues including gambling in farm products postals savings and the proposed central bank. The appeal asks representatives and senators to state their position for publication and record, with replies to be sent to the National Hotel in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Union
Congress
Cord Press
Washington, D.C
Washington
America
Farmers of America
National Hotel
D.C
Georgia seniors adopt jaunty walking canes at University event
Athens February report notes University of Georgia seniors in both academic and law schools display jaunty walking canes and discuss adopting a custom seen at eastern universities. The junior and senior classes consider marking privilege while freshmen face red caps to signify their status in campus life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
University of Georgia
Lele
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