Merchants Eye Georgia Fund Drive Train Tour
Atlanta merchants and city officials plan a multi city visit to raise the Greater Georgia Association fund to 15 000 dollars. J K Orr and Mayor Evan P Howell urge railroads to provide transportation for a two trip, week apart tour visiting Griffin Macon Columbus Albany Americus Cordele Valdosta Waycross Augusta Athens and other towns to secure 7 100 dollars from the state and 1 0 0 in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Greater Georgia
Exson Sttlewell
J. K. Orr
Orr
Howell
E. P. Howell
Sity
Greater Georgia Association
Committee of Ways and Means
Georgia
Griffin
Macon
Columbus
Albany
Americus
Cordele
Valdosta
Waycross
Waymsboro
Augusta
Athens
Gaines- We
Marietta
Dalton
Rome
Cedartown
Newnan
LaGrange
Southern Railway
Centtral of Georgia Railway
Georgia, Southern and Florida
Atlanta Coast Line
Laboard Air Line
Western and Atlantic
West Point
Bassitie
J. KK Orr
Que Dose Convinces Lemon Elixir Laxative Claim
Mozley's Lemon Elixir advertised as a gentle bowel mover described as a perfect liquid laxative. Price listed as 50 cents per bottle at drug stores. Also promotional note on chocolate sets coffee sets ice cream sets and flatware designs from Whitehall Street.
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P Mozley
Ministers Plan Nondenominational Religious Revival in Atlanta
Leading ministers announce a city wide revival inviting Christians of all creeds. Dr Campbell Morgan will inaugurate with a men’s sermon at Bijou theater under Y M C A auspices. Bishops and pastors from Boston join, stressing unity, prayer and service to lift moral life in Atlanta.
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Young Men’s Christian Association
Campbell Morgan
Northfield
Dwight L. Moody
Nelson
Atlanta
Kingdom of Heaven
Ian
C. P. Byrd
Byrd
Free information bureau to aid Atlanta public
J G Rossman proposes a free information bureau at Peachtree and Walton streets to help residents and visitors with train schedules street locations hotels and public buildings a desk on duty all day will answer questions and a post office substation is planned with seating for waiting passengers a streetcar heavy area sees many women waiting for cars and the plan aims to fill a long felt want
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J. G. Rossman
Bureau of Information
Atlanta
Peachtree
Walton Streets
Rossman
B.R. Electric Company
On Hoing
Rossmian
Robbers Blow Open Post Office Safe. Steal Cash and Stamps
Robbers blew open the post office safe at the local town last night, taking about $1,300 in cash and $190 in stamps. At Altoona the bandits stole a horse and buggy and escaped. A six hour posse pursuit followed, involving local citizens.
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Garrett
End
Altoona
Pale People Seek Strength in Thick Blood Advice
Pale people seeking vitality should consider measures to improve blood quality and circulation. The text urges attention to health practices believed to fortify the body and raise energy through stronger blood.
Ozomulsion Promises Vitalized Cod Liver Oil Emulsion
An advertisement touts Ozomulsion as a vitalized cod liver oil emulsion with guaiacol and hypophosphites of lime and soda. It claims it improves skin color and blood health and offers a free sample by mail to readers who send name and full address to The Ozomulsion Co. in New York.
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Ozomulsion CO. de
Dr. Kine
Howe Heads Ice Exchange In Three Day Southernica Meeting
The Southernica ice and refrigerating exchange wrapped a three day session at the Kimball house in Atlanta. New officers were elected led by President W. H. Howe of Nashville with C. D. Mayfield and W. E. Worth in key posts. A plan for cooperation on the Louisiana Purchase Exposition exhibits was set, a mutual insurance discussion aired, and the next meeting site considered for Birmingham Nashville or Savannah. A luncheon at the Piedmont Driving Club honored visitors hosted by the Atlanta Ice and Coal Company.
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Southernica Exchange
Kimball House
W. H. Howe
Nashville
Pangacata
Pla
J. F. Rushton
Birmingham
Ala
E. Livingston
Greenville
Miss
George B. Townsend
Anderson
HW. Moore
Montgomery
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Messrs. Hart
Riges
Rushton
Ware
Rettig
Howe
Bond
Boston
Massachusetts Ire Association
Savannah
Atlanta
Atlanta Tes Company
Th Atuanta Brewing and Ice Company
Kimball
Dr. Tall
Gear- School of Technology
Piedmont Driving Club
Atlanta Ice and Coal Company
Money Order Record Broken in Atlanta Office
Postmaster Bladgett reports the Atlanta money order department shattered daily records with 2738 orders cashed and 10599.00 dollars paid out on Wednesday. Last year the figure was 1011 orders and 6022.42 dollars. The surge marks rapid growth and pleases Colonel Blodgett.
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BE. F. Bladgett
Atlanta
Wedne
Money Order Department
Blodgett
Funeral of Judge Henry R. Tompkins at 760 Peachtree Street
Funeral services for Judge Henry R. Tompkins were held yesterday at 2:30 at his residence 760 Peachtree street with Rev Allion W Knight and Rev C B Wilmer officiating. An Atlanta Bar Association honorary escort attended and large floral tributes surrounded the casket. Interment followed at Westview cemetery.
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Westview
Henry RB. Pompkins
Peachtree Street
Allion W. Knight
St. Philip Episcopal Cathedral
C. B. Wilmer
St. Luke Episcopal Church
Atlanta Bar Association
Port de Paix Destroyed by Fire in Hayti Blazes
A Gros Morne dispatch reports Port de Paix, Hayti, was completely burned last night. All harbor vessels were destroyed except those owned by the Haitian company, which escaped the flames. The event occurred on February 27 near Cape Haytien.
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Cape Haytien
Hayti
Gros Morne
Port de Paix
Haytien Company
Robbery at Turner Postoffice in Bisbee Alerts Pursuit
February 27 report from Bisbee Arizona states two masked men robbed the Turner post office and carried away over $1,000 in cash. Deputy sheriffs are tracking the robbers, believed headed toward Mexico.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Turner
Sheriifa
Mexico
Parker to Meet Ceorgia Solons
The Georgia Bar Association will hold its annual convention at Tallulah Falls July 2 3 and 4 after an executive committee vote. Judge Marcus Beck chaired the meeting which favored the resort for easy lawyer access and hotel arrangements. Plans also aim to invite the Georgia Legislature to Tallulah Falls for an address by Judge Alton B Parker as part of the event.
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Tallulah Falls
Georgia Bar Association
Association
State Library
Marcus, W. Beck
Griffin
Orville A. Park
Macon
Burton Smith
Lloyd Cleveland
D. Harrison
Supreme Court
Reuben R. Arnold
Atlanta
Warm Springs
Lithia
Cumberland
Indian Springs
Convention to honor Judge Parker draws strong attendance
Members are eager to attend the event in a body. Judge Parker will be the honored guest and will avoid political speech. The Tallulah Falls railroad manager will arrange the legislative trip. Secretary Park is arranging readings and addresses from attorneys and others. The program may take a month or two to complete and is expected to be one of the largest in years. Also an advertisement touts Juvenile for weak nerves with mail order details.
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Isittle
W. 8
Irvin
Tallulah Falls Railroad
Judge Parker
Atlanta
General Assembly
Parker
Park
Friends seek remittance of Negro mail wagon driver's fine
Friends of Robert Shambley, a Black mail wagon driver fined 100 by Recorder Broyles for reckless driving, urge remittance. They told Postmaster Blodgett they will provide full case details and any extenuating circumstances. The driver has not paid and serves in the city stockade.
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Robert Shambley
Broyles
Blodgett
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