Grady Hospital Trustees Demand Nurse Quarters
Grady hospital faces severe nurse shortage with 34 active nurses for over 190 patients. Trustees urge immediate action and bond issue to provide proper quarters, citing overcrowded annex rooms and inadequate privacy while relocating staff to white wards to ease strain.
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Grady Hospital
Grady
Piedmont Sanitarium
Wesley Memorial
Baptist Hospital
Grady Annex
W. B. Summerall
Ceed
Summerall
Sxteen
Grand Jury Declines Locker Club Probe
Fulton county grand jury refused to probe the locker club matter Tuesday. Solicitor General Dorsey prepared twenty indictments, with about seventy five witnesses subpoenaed. Witnesses appeared but were not heard as the jury adjourned without action.
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Fulton County
Dorsey
Thrower
Holland bound over under bond of $1,000
Two pickpockets were caught by park board president J O Cochran and police court official Ed Arthur as a wallet was lifted from a victim distracted by the McKinzie building fire. Flynn’s case was dismissed. Holland was bound over on $1,000 bond and will be investigated for prior records in other cities.
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J. 0. Cochran
The
Park Board
Ed Arthur
Police Court
McKinzie Building
Recorder's Court
Harry Holland
Elizabeth
N. J
J.d.ene
Peachtree Hotel
Flynn
Holland
Cold Wave Edges In With Ebb Tide This Morning
The cold spell this morning will ease as the thermometer climbs toward 20 above zero. Temperatures fall back tonight to a springlike feel with no snow or rain in sight. Winds ease from Tuesday’s chill making downtown walking more pleasant as a Tennessee storm dies out in the mountains near Georgia.
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Tennessee
Georgia
To Clean Up Bainbridge
Bainbridge Georgia launches a campaign led by the Woman's club to clean all lots and begin the spring season with a perfectly clean town. The lot campaign adds to regular cleanup of premises and aims to remove debris from open spaces that has gathered despite city ordinances.
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Bainbridge
Woman's Club
Bainbridge 3
Cleveland Business Men Luncheon in Atlanta Promotes Trade
A 34 member Cleveland chamber of commerce committee toured Atlanta on a 2900 mile promotional trip. They visited manufacturing and mercantile sites, then attended a luncheon at the Ansley hotel hosted by the Atlanta chamber. Speeches highlighted Cleveland trade advantages and regional philanthropy.
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Avon
Cleveland
Merchants and Manufacturers' Committee
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Oho
Antley
Atlanta Chamber
R. ‘Wilkinson
James G. Woodward
A. E.brown
Harry New
National Association of Credit Men
H. F. Lyman
Cleveland Federation of Charities and Philanthropy
Henry Dréher
National Piano Merchants’ Association
George A. Shaw
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Convict Reforms Ten To Be Discussed Today
A special session of the county commissioners with state prison officials will discuss convict camp reforms sought by the grand jury. Officials may wait until Friday or Saturday to vote. no warden named yet. The honor system, recreation, reading hours, and possible end to the whipping strap are debated as changes to camps move forward.
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Fulton County
Board of County Commissioners
Thomson Proposal Seeks Elective City Construction Chief
Alderman AlJ bert Thomson of the fourth ward will offer a council resolution to amend the city code so the chief of construction is elected by the general council rather than by the people. Captain R M Clayton retires after 30 years. Hansell is expected to seek the captaincy and has led sewer work including Atlanta's $500 000 disposal plants.
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AlJbert Thomson
Fourth Ward
General Council
Thomson
R. M. Clayton
Hansell
Clayton
Atlanta
Road Commissioners to meet in Atlanta for state gathering
Georgia road commissioners plan a two day meeting at the New Khabali House in Atlanta on April 15 and 16 to form a permanent association, seek closer cooperation, and improve their work. Secretary Fred Houser of the Atlanta convention bureau is arranging the program with numerous attendees listed from multiple counties.
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Atlante
Khabali House
Fred Houser
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Butts
Gaston
Catoosa Agunty
Clinch
Pat County
Richmond County
T. H. Stringer
J. "Marvin Haynie
Spalding County
Jones County
J. W. C. Etheredge
Screven County
J. T. ‘Walker
A.B. Helenfield
Harolson
W. 7. Eaves
Warren County
G.R. “Maner
Denham Cason
W. P
Mule-Foot Hog Not Immune to Cholera
Athens Ga February 24 Special Dr W M Burson professor of veterinary science at the Georgia State College of Agriculture declares the mule-foot hog is not immune to cholera. Four pigs labeled Cholera Immune Hog were given cholera blood and all died. Post mortems confirm cholera as the cause. The breed is praised for thrift and vigor but there is a warning to farmers not to assume immunity.
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Athens
W. M. Burson
Georgia State College of Agriculture
Collee
Burson
Georgia
Clayton County Primary Date Moved to March 26
Jonesboro February 24 Special The Clayton County democratic executive committee changed the primary date for county offices from May 7 to March 26 after a meeting held here The move affects candidates across the county offices and reorganizes the election timeline for party nominations.
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Clayton
Jonesboro
Clayton County
Democratic Executive Committee
Whittle Plantation Sold for 111000 in Americus Georgia
Americas Ga February 24 One hundred eleven thousand dollars was the price paid for the Magnificent plantation owned by the late J L Whittle of South Carolina Two buyers T D Dacing ton of Charleston and Harvey Grace of New York purchased the property two miles north of Americus a 3500 acre site that once held a peach orchard of a quarter million trees The buyers also acquired sixty six mules and all farming utensils They plan immediate improvements and to operate the plantation
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Americas
J. L. Whittle
South Carolina
Americus
Geor
Whittle
T. D. Dacington
Charleston
Harvey Grace
New York
Cherokee Farmers Seek Demonstrator to Boost Agriculture
A mass meeting in Canton Cherokee county urged hiring a farm demonstration agent to advance local farming. Professor M C Gay of Ninth District Reites School urged the plan. Farmers voted for Canton's board of trade to finance the effort, with funds raised for the year.
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Canton
Cherokee County
M. C. Gay
Ee Sites
Clarksville
Board of Trade of
Pope’s Diapepsin Promises Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Pope’s Diapepsin as a quick remedy for sour stomach indigestion and gas. It claims the product aids digestion within five minutes, helps break down undigested food, and provides safe relief for a disordered stomach. It emphasizes affordability at fifty cents for a large case and endorses regular use to maintain regulated digestion.
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Pope
Sam Asher Brings New Line to Peachtree Street
Sam Asher of Sam Asher & Bros at 10 Peachtree street returns from New York with a complete line of men's and boys’ gloves and furnishings. The new glove store will open for business about March 10.
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Sam Asher
Sam Asher & Bros
Peachtree Street
New York
Chamber forms in Donalsonville Georgia sway
A newly formed live chamber of commerce in Donalsonville with A. H. Benton as president aims to build a strong Decatur county organization for southwest Georgia. Other officers include J. F John laden as vice president A. H. Vanjanding ham as treasurer and F. H. Folmer as secretary. Ways and means committee members are A. L. Pearson W. Gibson and Francis Shin.
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Bainbridge
Spe
Chamber of Commerce
Donalsonville
A. H. Benton
Decatur
Georgia
J. F Johnladen
A. H. Vanjandingham
Sec
Ways and Means
A. “L. Pearson
Mo ML
Francis Shin
Postmaster's Son Shot During Dasher Burglary
In Dasher Georgia two unidentified negro burglars robbed the Copeland store and post office. They fired as they fled, wounding the postmaster's 20 year old son in the side but escaped. An arrest was made and later released. Seaborn Johnson alerted officials and aided in pursuit.
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Valdosta
Dasher
J. W. Copeland
Liberty
Seaborn Johnson
Copeland
Young Copeland
Four Children Escape From Burning House on Cooper Street
Four children of Mr and Mrs B A Cole escaped in night clothes from a Cooper Street home as high winds fueled a blaze Thursday morning. Neighbors fired revolver shots to wake the family and a nearby house also caught fire. Loss is set at 6000 dollars, and EB W Brooks of Cooper Street started a subscription fund for the Coles.
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B. A Cole
Cooper Street
At & Oelock
Tate
George Phelps
EB. W. Brooks
Cooper
Coles
Levy Denies Offer to Sell Monticello
Richmond February 24 Congressman Jefferson M. Levy of New York owner of Monticello denies ever offering to sell the historic home and tomb of Thomas Jefferson for 1 000 000 in a letter received near today. He condemns Virginia legislature action urging negotiations to buy Monticello and says he would welcome more opportunity for discussion if not too late.
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Richmond
Jefferson M. Levy
New York
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Nera
Virginia
Levy
February Building Permits Jump Toward Million Mark
Building permits issued in February total 304,051 dollars with projections toward over 1,000,000 by month end. Louis Marquardt, building inspector's clerk, notes figures show a gain of about 5,000 dollars over the same month last year.
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Louis ¥. Marquardt
Aged Black man dies after exertion at city hall visit
Aged Black man collapses in the city health board waiting room at noon Tuesday after traveling from his home at 448 Alexander Street. City physician Hall pronounces him dead, likely from exertion during travel. body removed by undertaker.
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Strickland
Alexander Street
City Hall
City Health Board
City
Ninety Pennies Lead To Arrest Of Burglar
Ninety pennies led to the arrest of a man named Will Kelley for burglarizing a grocery store owned by David W. Coffield at 706 Pearl Street at 4 am Tuesday. Detective Coker traced the break in and found the cash register damaged. Kelley, a store employee, was found with nine pennies hidden under a mattress at his home.
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Will Kelley
David W. Coffield
Pearl Street
Coker
Kelley
Captain Henderson Dead
Captain Henderson died at a Sulistiney hospital today aged 65 after eight years in service and three years active service completed. He entered the service on Wy. Leaders of jad eight years are completed thirty, three years of active service and on discharged.
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Miretlolie
Michard Henderson
Head
Sulistiney
Hoon
Cxbtain
Jad
Kor Wenluwss and Loss of Appetite
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a possible obituary or health note with garbled names and terms like malaria and appetite supplement. It lacks clear events or entities to form a solid summary. The readable elements indicate a health tonic claim and possible personal names, but details are too unclear to verify.
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Rte
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Groton-on- Hudson
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Henry Dreher
Captain Henderson
Patty
Ferris
Ham
Ridguays Tea
Niles
Pure Food Store
J. M. High CO
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