Council Holds Second Session On City Code Reading
The council met in adjourned session to approve the registration list for next Friday’s alderman election in the sixth ward and to discuss City Code reading. A viaduct funding proposal, a public comfort building site report, hospital trustees staff election rights, and street improvements were among motions before adjournment. Clean, forked Gas Coke and Keiley Coal. Keiley Fuel Co. Both phones, 3585.
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Nixth
Johnson
Wedmont Park
Pittman
Jackson Street
Oakland Cemetery
Chasewood
Curtis
Foster
Grady Hospital
Keiley
Keiley Fuel Co
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce annual dinner set for January
The Atlanta chamber of commerce will hold its annual meeting and dinner on Thursday evening January 7 at the New Kimball. Principal speaker Claence M Owsley, editor and owner of the Wort Worth Record, will discuss municipal government by commission. Introduced by Edgar Watkins, the event features talks by J G Oglesby and Robert J Lowry with Asa G Candler presiding.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
New Kimball
Claence. M. Owsley
Wort Worth Record
Owsley
Galveston
Lone Star State
Georgia
Hay
Mate Good
Eity
Chamber of Commerce
Edgar Watkins
Watkins, Wimbish & Elis
Watking
Houston
Texas
Asa G. Candler
J. G. Oglesby
Robert J. Lowry
Sunday School Congress and Chautauqua Set for June Gathering
In Nashville Tennessee officials announce the fourth annual Sunday School Congress and Young People’s chautauqua will be held in the city from June 2 to June 9 next year. The event aims to unite Sunday schools and youth groups for lectures, religious instruction, and community activities. Keiley Fuel Company noted contact details as part of local sponsor outreach.
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Sunday School Congress
Nashville
Tenn
Bridal Silver Shine from Our Store
Bridal silver items offered with perfect quality and new design. Clear pricing and trusted craftsmanship promote pride in every piece.
Law and Order League joins fight over Prohibition law
Montgomery Alabama January 6 Law and Order League of the county enters the arena to enforce prohibition law and backs a strong attorney general team. Former Chief Justice B D Weastley to enter the case while mandamus seeks a license in state court. Milinghead assures saloon men remain within act limits and Morton conveys confidence in the bill.
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Montgomery
Als
Law and Order League
la Eler
B. D.weastley
Anti-Galcom League
George G. Milinghead
Thomas W. Morton
B. B. Comer
Tho S
Rich's Linen Sale Mecca for Buyers
January linen sale at Rich's draws thrifty shoppers to a month long event famed for Moravian Damask Gold Medal Table Linens Flemish Linens and Shamrock Brand products. Out of town orders accepted via Rich's Linen Book with photographic reproductions. Atlanta store urges early ordering to avoid disappointment.
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Rich
Brown
Atlanta
Ireland
England
Austria
Belgium
France
Enrollment numbers surge as January school reopenings spike
Public schools report 18 703 pupils on reopening Monday 11 893 white 4 200 colored with weather-related absences. Superintendent L M Landrum expects week end enrollment to reach 16 800 unprecedented for January. Ninth ward schools contribute 623 Monday and may rise to 1 000 by week’s end.
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Asalatani
L. M. Landrum
Landrum
Ninth Ward
Aged veteran Henry Revel commits suicide near Waycross
In Waycross Georgia on January 6 Henry Revel a 60 year old Confederate veteran shot himself with a shotgun a fatal self inflicted act. Revel was well known in the community and his death is reported as a suicide near Waycross.
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Henry Revel
Waycross
Mayor Maddox Spends Busy Day In Atlanta
New mayor Maddox meets council members and citizens, outlines inaugural themes. He supports issuing bonds without charter amendment for sewers schools and waterworks and plans a March vote. He attends Dark commission, aims for harmonious administration. private secretary Harvey Johnson coordinates visitors. Kodoi touted as complete digester for stomach relief.
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Repert F. Maddox
Atlanta
General Council
Harvey Johnson
Maddox
Mary Johnson
Peaseaaea
East Point bonds sold with strong demand and premium
The American National Bank purchased the complete 86 000 dollar issue of 30 year bonds for East Point at 88 2 3 percent, amid active bidding from banks and bond houses. Ten bids total, highest premium 3428 by the American National Bank, which will also cover issuance costs. Public improvements include waterworks 950 000 sewer 20 000 and electric plant 16 000. East Point’s expected merger with Atlanta may boost demand. The sale signals robust plans to finance infrastructure.
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American National Bank
East Point
Georgia
Atlanta Ia
Rocckefeller
Patent medicines firms ban returning empty bottles
The manufacturers of patent and proprietary medicines and prepared foods do not permit the return of empty bottles and under no circumstances reuse their containers.
Park Board Organizes With Three Committees Appointed
The new park commission met yesterday and organized for the year by electing a chairman, secretary and general superintendent. Ex Mayor W R Joyner was elected chairman and Dan Carey, formerly secretary to Mayor Joyner, was elected secretary. The office of the board will be at Grant Park.
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Grant Park
Park Commission
W. R. Joyner
Dan Carey
Joyner
New General Manager Named for Atlanta Parks Board
DAN CAREY named general manager of the city parks at 1800 dollars yearly. A finance, legislation, and improvements committees were formed with three commissioners each. Office to be on Grant Park second floor. Regular monthly meetings set for first Tuesday at 4 pm. Mayor Maddox supports park funding. Carey proposes repairs to Cyclorama picture, which yields 36 500 annual revenue. committee to hear from Carey and superintendent next Monday at 11 am.
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Carey
Mr. Carey
Craig Cofield
W. C. Puckett
Fred Lester
George E. Eubanks
R. M. Harwell
Gordon N. Hurtel
W. D. Ells, Jr
T. L. Bond
John BR. Devis
Grant Park
Park Commission
Commission
Maddox
Efe
Joyner
Atlanta
Changes in Hall County Court House Officials
Galneeville Ga January Special the personnel of the court house officials of Hall undergoes sight changes at the beginning of the new year Judge W N Dyer ordinary for eight
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Galneeville
Court House
Hall
W. N. Dyer
Local Officials See Electoral Shifts and Appointments
Years elapse as Hon. William E. Bolding succeeds, Sheri Crow remains in office, and Clerk Bille Smith J. continues. Hidgins' takes over as tax collector succeeding Amos E. Fuller, with Charles noted in the records.
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Wiliam E. Bolding
Sheri
Crow
Bille” Smith
Hidgins
Amos E. Fuller
Charle
Council votes on Piedmont Park fair closure plan
A motion to reconsider the council action abolishing annual fairs at Piedmont Park failed after a tie vote. The plan would remove all but three buildings the Coliseum Georgia and government buildings retained while the agricultural Fire Department and administration buildings and the race track grandstand would be sold. The matter now rests with the aldermanic board which may reconvene or delay action for two weeks.
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Piedmont Park
A. J. Johnson
Roberts
Johnson
Harrison
Counc
Filburn
Boynton
Chasewood
Smith
Vaughan
Amorous
Dodd
Winn
Walraven
Johnston
Spratling
Cofield
Wright
Poster
Chambers
Curtis
Pittman
Georgia
Government
Sewer Commission Proposed In Atlanta Council Session
An Atlanta council committee yesterday introduced an ordinance creating a sewer commission headed by the mayor and ward representatives. The seven member body will supervise sewer construction, bids, and material selection, with a six year term and a three class initial rotation. It will also decide disposal plans and allocate funds under a distinct sewer budget.
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Chasewood
Naw
Enunell
City of
Atlanta
Fofen
Iaat
Commission
Aa Thua
Sewer Commission
Cald Commission
Speyer Released After Murder Case Resets
Kansas City Missouri January 5 John Martin Speyer of New Orleans was released for the county jail today after being convicted three times for killing his five year old son Freddie by throat cutting. The case had been remanded each time as the appellate court reserved decision. Prosecutor Virgil Inkling sought release claiming witnesses for the state had been lost to track.
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Speyer
Kansas City
John Martin Speyer
New Orleans
Freddie
Virgil
Inkling
Contending Justices Discuss Trial Of Murder Suspect
In Montgomery Alabama two justices of the peace spar over who should try Parker or Swearengen, both linked to a murder ten days ago. The state seeks Bolling Young, fearing local feeling may affect the case as the city court judge decides who will hear the matter.
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Stices
Montgomery
Ala
T ‘Tweeday
Parker
T. J. Swearengen
Justice Taylor
Bolling Young
Willermine
Weather today atlan fair and cold conditions persist
The day opens fair but much colder with a central cold wave over the Davenport area, snow at northwest stations, and a strong Colorado storm keeping frigid air from moving south. a chilly day ahead with uncertain conditions and a brisk wind in many locales.
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Q@maha
Rocky Mountain Plateau
Col
Gopher
Methodist Meeting Draws Cartersville Attendance
Notes from a Methodist gathering in Jefferson Georgia describe services led by Rev B F Pra evangelist and Rev W P L of Dalton. Attendance nears a hundred with emphasis on church unity and missionary work. Fire on H H Jackson Street earlier caused minor damage оцirected near two thousand dollars in losses.
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Cartersville
Cin
North
B. F. Pra
W. P.L
Kodol Liquid Aid for Indigestion Asserted
An old ad copy extols Kodol as a pleasant liquid that aids digestion by supplying digestive juices and starting work immediately. It claims relief from indigestion, gas, belching, and dyspepsia, warns of gastritis and appendicitis risks, and urges regular use to keep the stomach strong.
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