Italian Firm Buys Large Cotton Cargo To Aid Trade
Italian businessman Aram Kaisserlian of Milan has opened Ansley hotel offices to relaunch export trade with Italy. Representing Foster & Ostali with Milan Genoa and Zollikon offices, he plans to buy hundreds of thousands of bales in the year to supply Switzerland Austria and Italy, improving old clogged channels between Italy and America.
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Georgia
Aram Ekaisserlian
Mlan
Italy
Ansley Hotel
Kaisserlian
Foster & Ostali
Milian
Genoa
Zollikon
Switzerland
America
The
Ansley
Austria
Freight rates ruled reasonable by ICC on squid tanning extract
The Interstate Commerce Commission held freight rates for squid tanning extract in tanks from Knoxville Tennessee and other nearby points to destinations across states as reasonable. The fifth class rating applied to the extract was not found discriminatory.
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Washington
Knoxville
Tenn
Interstate Commerce Commission
Milt Saul to edit The Gas Record in Chicago
Milt Saul, Atlanta press veteran, will leave for Chicago to become editor of The Gas Record. The trade journal, national in scope, was created by Chicago interests at a National Commercial Gas association convention in Atlanta two years ago. Saul previously ran publicity for Atlanta Gas Light and edited The Southern Golf Magazine, which merged into Golfers’ Magazine in Chicago.
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Milt Saul
Atlanta
Chicago
Gas Record
National
National Commercial Gas Association
Saul
Atlanta Gas Light Company
Southern Golf Magazine
Mr. Saul
Golfers’ Magazines
Charles
Chick) Evans
Southern Golfers’ Magazine
Golfers’ Magazine
Letton Elected President Of Atlanta Hotel Men
The Atlanta Hotel Men's association held its annual meeting at the Chamber of Commerce building. Acting president Jack F. Letton announced the group as the Souths only truly successful city hotel association, with 18 active members and 2172 hotel rooms. The 143 conventions hosted drew about 92,528 guests. New officers include Jack F. Letton as president and W. Co. Rogers as vice president, with Lea M. Jordan and Fred Houser as secretary and attorney respectively. An upcoming banquet at the Georgian Terrace will feature remarks by Atlanta leaders and Jack F. Letton as president will preside as toastmaster.
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Atlanta Hotel Men’s Association
Chamber of Commerce
Jack F. Letton
Letton
Atlanta Association
South
New York
Chicago
Jack IF. Letton
Hotel Winecoff
W. Co. Rogers
Hote Piedmont
Lea M. Jordan
Fred Houser
Com Reedo Ooff
Lee Barnes
Hotel Ma
BR. L. Grant
Georgian Terrace
Wallace Boyd
Atlante Terminal
Charles D. Day
Hotel Ansley
Bruno Bukofzer
Terminal
Fred Linnell
Stag Hotel
EH. A A. Tisdel
Hotel Aragon
J. H. Falks
Falks’ Cafe
Gustave Kuhn
Kuhn
Restaurant
John S. Edmondson
Hotel Umpire
John S. Mabry
The
Kimball House
C. B. Cannon
Hotel Princeton
A. Jee Barnes
Majestic Hotel
Atlants Hotel Men’s Association
Robert S. Wessely
Pittsburg Plate Glass Company
James 4. Woodward
Atlanta
Mell K. Wilkinson
Atlanta Chamber of Commerces
Frederic J. Paxon
Atlanta Retail Merchants’ Association
A. _ .S. Adams
Atlanta Rotary Club
St. Elmo Massengale
Atlanta Ad Men's Club
Ivan E. Allen
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Jack F. Luetton
Corn club guests visit Atlanta on scholarship tour
Eighteen corn club boys and six canning club girls traveled by special car from Brunswick to Atlanta to view city sights before heading to Athens for ten days at the agricultural school. Led by Wall Tucker, the group includes agents Wiley, Unice, and Ward. Scholarships awarded by the Atlanta Birmingham and Atlantic railroad reward top performers in corn yield and canning club records across Georgia.
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Canning Club
Piedmont Hotel
Athens
Agricultural School
Georgia
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
Wall Tucker
Moultrie
T B. Wiley
Pierce County
G 2B
Isunice
Coffee County
P. J Ward
Grady County
Brunswick
Atlanta
Civil War Hero Dr Charles W Chancellor Dies
Obituary notices from Fairburn and surrounding areas report the death of Civil War veteran Dr Charles W Chancellor at 88 in Washington. He led medical forces in Pickett's brigade. funeral details not listed. Additional deaths include H R Hobgood in Fairburn aged 78 and G N Patterson in Lithia Springs aged 69 with family survivors noted.
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Washington
Charles W. Chancellor
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Fairburn Cemetery
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Lithia Springs
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Austell
Ida Patterson
McDonough Road
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