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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1921
Page
10
A parliamentary note from Italy's foreign affairs and finance committee protests the 10 percent German indemnity allotment to Italy. It argues Italy's loss justifies 25 percent, cites England 23 percent and France 62 percent, and condemns the Serbia and colonies provisions while opposing the 12 percent export tax.
Georgia Tech outlines a $5,000,000 campus expansion to double the size of the existing grounds. The plan includes a new research lab, administration building, dormitories, chapel and auditorium, gymnasium, armory, expanded hospital and library, a physics building, and a larger Swann dormitory repurposed for mechanical engineering. The project spans five years and aims to accommodate 5,000 students.
The eight ward meeting at English Avenue school led by Miss Rusha Wessy urged ward residents to register and vote for bonds. Mrs Z V Peterson cited 61 mothers registered. W L McCalley and Prof W A Sutton argued the bonds are key for Atlanta's growth, noting the city’s increasing assessed value and safe debt margins. Scout posters and meetings across wards mobilize voters ahead of the March 8 election.
Mrs Nell Goodman Rolader will come up for a preliminary hearing in municipal court Friday morning at 10 oclock on a charge of assault with intent to murder Mrs Gladys Presnell by throwing acid in her face. Bond set at $2000. released Thursday after arrest on a warrant sworn Wednesday. Mrs Lackey mother of Mrs Presnell obtained a warrant charging assault with intent to murder. Rolader bonded Thursday with counsel Will G Moore. Attorney Walter J LeCraw represents Lackey and will seek binding over to Fulton county grand jury by Judge Hathcock.
Savannah Georgia February 24 Special A negro bandit is minus a finger after an attempted robbery on railroad special officer for the C S railroad Rosairer fought two hold up men Wednesday night. In the struggle the officer bit a finger from one assailant and the pair escaped into darkness leaving a trail of blood on the sidewalk.
Dean Thomas H. Johnston of St. Philip's Cathedral delivered an address in Cable Hall on Europe past and present. The lecture supported the William B. Coleman post of the American Legion with funds for scholarships aiding Georg ia Tech students. Johnston served as a chaplain with the Old Hickory Thirty-First division in France during the war.
An advertisement touts Organic Iron as a revitalizer for exhausted nerves and aging, claiming it nourishes blood lik e the iron in spinach and apples. It equates one dose to substantial food iron, promises safety for teeth and stomach, and offers a money back guarantee if results are unsatisfactory.
Governor Dorsey visits Savannah for the greater Tech movement. A morning arrival greeted by a special delegation, breakfast with Gordon Saussy and Porter Pierpont, a harbor tour, and a dinner hosted by Mayor Stewart. Businessmen attend. a note on patent snap fasteners concludes.
Nine pupils recently accepted positions at C H Godfrey Insurance Co, West Point Mfg Co, Col Allen Jones Atlanta, Loftis Bros, A Rauschenberg Co, Bearer Board Co and more as demand for stenographers and bookkeepers rises. Enroll now for spring term opening March 1 to 11 at Southern Business College Atlanta.
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