Walter G Cooper elected secretary of Atlanta chamber of commerce
Walter G. Cooper was chosen to succeed T. H. Martin as secretary of the Atlanta chamber of commerce after a board meeting. Cooper, a well known local newspaper man, has broad experience in commercial fields and previously led publicity for the Cotton States and International Exposition. Martin resigns to focus on his rug and carpet business, and Assistant Secretary Scrutchin leaves the chamber to join the new company.
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Atlanta
George Hillyer
Board of, Water Commissioners
Cooper
Martin
Chamber
Hig
Southern Rug and Carpet Mills
Thomas Scrutchin
Chamber of Commerce
Southern Interstate Fair Association
John F. Weissinger
The
Fair Association
Abingelf
Blackville
S.C
Charleston
At- Tanta
Washington Lee Banquet At Aragon Celebrates Alumni
Alumni of Washington Lee university gathered at the Aragon for a well attended dinner. Toasts honored the university faculty alumni and the presidency of Robert E Lee. The group prevents a trio of students supported with full tuition and scholarships valued up to 300 dollars, awarded on merit each September.
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The
Aragon
Alumni Association of
Washington- Lee University
Nuni- Sen
W. A. Wimbish
Law School
Walter T. Andrews
Washington and Lee University
W. W. Gaines
W. C. Strickler
Lowndes Calhoun
Willam L. Watson
J. 3. Slicer
Board of County Commissioners to Hear Appeals on Double Taxation
Hundreds of Fulton County residents rush to Clerk Henry M. Wood seeking release from double taxation penalties. Most fail to prove legal excuses. about 35 succeed while many plan further appeals. Adair likely to be elected chairman as reforms progress and a new examiner for stationary engineers is named. Royal Arcanum suit seeks 3009 plus interest over a contested death benefit. other notices include divorce filing, a Cain street property case, and a special tax registration drive for various trades.
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Fulton County
Board of County ‘Commissioners
Henry M. Wood
Wood
Adair
Forrest Adair
Board of Examiners of Stationary Engineers
W. C. Shearer
H. E. W. Palmer
Reformatory Committee
T. A. E. Means
Reformatory
Royal Arcanum
John D. Chase
Supreme Council of the Royal Arcanum
W. H. Chase
Atlanta Council
Westmoreland Bros
Victoria Estelle ‘Craig
J. H. &. Craig
Craig
Oklahoma Territory
Strong
W. J. Albert
Humphries
Cain Street
J. H. Lumpkin
Lumpkin
Acworth
Plainthfs
Atlanta
Hightower & Graves
Cy Fernoodle
Twe
Kennoghle
Bernoodie
John L. Hopkins & Song
Union ‘Plumbing Company
Arnold
Broyles
Superior Court
Charles Whiteford Smith
DeKalb County
Charles M. Roberts
John
J. Woodside
G. ‘N. Kellogg
A. J. M.pherson
Jefferson County
Kentucky
H.F. Thompson
Hamilton ‘County
Chia
Samitad
Willum Bilfett
Beltwond
Witett
Westorda
Verdict Returns in Elliott Case Allegations of Whisky Violence
The trial recounts Elliott's confinement until verdict, with evidence that heavy drinking led to violence including a reported strike against his mother. Witnesses testified Elliott was peaceful and sane when sober, and the jury, after examining him privately, delivered their verdict.
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Hiliott
Ellott
Install Officers of Atlanta Division 207 Engineers
Public installation next Sunday afternoon at 2:90 at the hall corner of Marietta and Alexander streets. Committee of arrangements headed by Charles M Harwell Adams Barrett Manning and Renard sent engraved invitations. Program includes installation, addresses on Brotherhood history by J B Trevises Rev H M Quillian and Dr William J Holtzclaw, solos and quartets from local churches.
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Atlanta
Brotherhood of Locomotive, Engineers
Weeck
Marietta
Alexander Streets
Charles M. Harwell
Charles E. ‘Adams
Charles
A. Barrett
J. A. Manning
J. F. Renard
J. HH. Welch
Flora. Somerville
The
Brotherhood
J.B. Trevises
Payne Memorial Church
G. H.shms
H. M. Quillian
Jonés’ Avenue
Baptist Church
Lyon
Teast
William’ “J. Holtzclaw
Jones -Avenué’ Baptist Church
Livia N. “Holtzclaw
the Audimane EE
Promoted Officer Named P. Bruce II in Nashvilles Pecember
The notice lists P. Bruce II receiving a promotion in Nashville amid an unclear December entry. The fragmentary text confirms a personnel advancement but lacks complete names and dates for fuller context.
Public notices and community events in Atlanta
Short items report post office closures and limited services, a Issuance of a holiday at city hall, bankruptcy filing in Atlanta, a widow’s obituary, and various local notices. The piece notes a January 1 Independence Day celebration by Black residents at Loyd Street Methodist Church with Rev. P. J. Bryant as orator, a police officer’s ill brother in Athens, and upcoming license renewals and building plans.
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Atlanta
Loyd Street
P. J. Bryant
The
Negro Literary and Historical Society
R. J. Henry
W. Bailey, Jr
Widow Amanda Tanner dies after pneumonia in Atlanta
Mrs Amanda E Tanner widow of William J Tanner died yesterday at 7 30 PM at 172 Capital avenue after a long illness due to old age and pneumonia. She had lived in the city for about six years and was born in Alabama. Funeral services will be held at 10 o'clock at the residence with pallbearers Charles E Currier J Luc McD Wilson J O Donnelly B B Crew C V O Dimmook W R Dimmook.
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Charles C. Rhodes
Atlanta Gaslight Company
Hattie “Lee “Crow
William J
Amanda E. Tanner
Aztarium
Capital’ Avenue
Anner
Alabama
Tanner
Peachtree Street
Will
Land
Charles BE. Currier
J. Luc McD. Wilson
Pate O'Donnelly
Atlanta Federation Special Exercises January Event
An Atlanta federation celebration is planned with speeches and a gathering at Federation Hall on 124 Street Front. Organizers urge attendance and outline a day of ceremonies, including speeches by prominent members and local officials.
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Atlanta’ Federation
Tracl
Atlanta Federati
Federation Hall
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