Howard Asks Probe Into Atlanta Federal Prison Conditions
Washington reports Representative Howard of Georgia filed charges against the Atlantic Federal penitentiary warden and administration after alleged food riots and misconduct. He plans a full inquiry by the justice department, seeking fairness and including press writings. Meanwhile Atlanta touts its bid for a regional reserve bank, with officials citing strong banking activity and postal receipts to support locating the southeastern bank in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Atlanta
Federal
NEW Federal Bank
Washington
Atlantic Federal Penitentiary
Department of Justice
Georgia
Geteber Li
William H. Moyer
Nan Bee
Nnson
Julian Hawthorne
Constitution
Tsgate
Largas
Richard V. Lavow
Atlanta Federal Prison
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Secretary of Agriculture
Comptroller of the Currency
Birmingham
Jacksonville
Memphis
Fies
Smith
Walter G. Cooper
John EK
Ottley
J. Elsleeis
Joseph A. McCord
BL Maddox
J. Ko Orr
Orr
Gtncionati
St. Louis
Organisation
Senate
EAST ATLANTA CLUB PLANS IMPROVEMENTS
The Hast Atlanta Improvement club met at 7 36 oclock Monday night at Wi S Loftus residence with eighty five members present. J T Carpenter was named chairman sewer committee EB A Miner chairman school committee C V Whethers chairman electric light committee. Committees ordered to sit to council for immediate improvements. Club treasury holds 490 and aims to secure better school street and lighting facilities. Next meeting set for the first Monday in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hast
Atlanta Improvement Club
Loftus
Tne
Suade
J. T. Carpenter
Miner
C. V. Whethers
Te Council
Itched for 20 Years Resinol Cured in 10 Days
A Baltimore man reports twenty years of itching and a painful rash ended in ten days after using Resinol Seapland Resinol Ointment. He praises the remedy, notes prior treatments were useless, and urges readers to try the free trial offer from Dept. 37-R.
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Baltimore
Agzo
Relef
Ang
Charles Warger
N. Stricker
Icians
Tesminoi
Monroe man cleared of Texas arrest tale confusion
John W. Arnold of Monroe clarifies he has no connection to James W. Arnold of McKinney Texas, who faced arrest and cotton weight disputes. The Monroe resident, from an old Athens family, says Texas charges lack merit and expects James W. Arnold to return with an officer for resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
John W. Arnold
James W. Arnold
McKinney
Texas
J. W. Arnold
Atlanta
Athens
Spalding County to Grow Record Corn Crop This Year
Spalding County farmers plan a bumper corn crop after a year of strong yields and rising interest. At a recent meeting Dr W M Bradford Cedartown Colonel T G Chastain government demonstrator T G Cowan agricultural agent Hon H Concer spoke as Spalding County officials push for a county record. The group aims to raise enough corn to supply the twelve months ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Spalding County
W. MC ‘Bradford
Cedartown
T. G. Chastain
Central Railway
T. G. Cowan
T. G. Cowan, Demonstrator For the Government, and Hon . H. Concer
Spalding
Many Would Succeed Habersham Sheriff
Clarksville Georgia reports Sheriff Paul F. Grant died last Friday night and was buried Sunday at Level Grove. The political race for Habersham sheriff heats up with several candidates emerging. Barron, a Clarksville resident and friend of the late sheriff, was appointed to fill the unexpired term temporarily for thirty days until an election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksville
Paul F. Grant
Level Grove
Sherant
Habersham County
Barron
Don’t Show Up for Work in Chicago Shelter Stats
Chicago January 5. Only about 60 percent of able bodied applicants for shelter report for duty when assigned to city work. Records of the lodging house bureau show eighty two of 144 assigned to jobs Saturday turned up to work at cleaning alleys and vacant lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
College Park Council Installs New Members at Public Meeting
The College Park city council was installed at a public meeting last night in the high school auditorium. Mayor B S Hnne presided as new council members Thomas W Keens J A Sewell and EB Cooper were sworn in. Invitations and addresses were delivered by community leaders including A Wilbite and C Oxle. Refreshments followed the ceremony with attendees from the Board of Trade and local clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Women’s Club
B.S. Hnne
Thomas W. Keens
J. A. Sewell
EB. Cooper
Banuic
Labor leaders press Congress for inquiry into strikes
Washington report says labor forces in Colorado and Michigan strikes renewed their activity and warned martial law could be imposed. Senator Board and Boash deliver reports on martial law in West Virginia. Senator Hovah notes military authorities assumed civil prerogatives before courts proved unable. Many Congress members favor immediate investigation into Michigan and Colorado strikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Colorado
Michigan
West Virginia
Board
West
Virginia
Boash
Hovah
Ferris to Probe 1 Strike in Michigan Copper Region
Governor Ferris arrives in Houghton to begin open hearings on the copper strike. He brings Labor Commissioner Cunningham to gather exact figures on workers, strikers, and gunmen as part of a planned inquiry and possible settlement effort. The war among copper mine owners and Western Federation of Miners continues with no immediate plan forthcoming.
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Houghton
Mich
Ferris
Michigan
James §. Cunningham
Western Federation of Miners
John B. Densmore
Federal Department of Labor
O. N. Hitton
Mother Jones Deported Spark Strikers In Colorado
In Denver January 3 union officials plan to compel the return of "Mother" Mary Jones to Trinidad where she was expelled by state troops. Adjutant General Chase warned she would be imprisoned if she returned to the strike region. Union leaders condemn the mistreatment and call for stern action by Governor Ammons. Forest Reserve official Harry Ratcliff faces probe for leading a mob that deported strikers, with congress to review the deportations and possible removal.
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Denver
Colo
Mary Jones
Trinidad
Chase
Ammons
Trinidad and
Welsenburg
Cha
Mother" Jones
Tabor
Jones
Air
Forest Reserve
Waston
Harry Raeteliff
Steamboat Springs
Representative Keating
Colorado
Keating
Forester Graves
Galloway
Department of Agriculure
Ratcliff
Congress
Forrestar Graves
Motes
Clean Bill of Modesty Given to the Tango
London audience of duchesses, countesses, and bishops attended a special matinée to rebuke the tango dance. A vote among spectators favored modesty, with 21 in favor and the rest skeptical, as the performers sought edification for peers and church dignitaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lure
Graham Replies To Jesse Armistead On Union Policies
Rev B J W Graham secretary treasurer of Index Printing Company explains his stance in a spat with Atlanta union printers. He says he hired and paid well, refused to unionize his composing department, offered chances to all, and now opens positions to any nonunion printer in need. He cites personal aid to an invalid wife case and appeals to Christian mercy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. J. W. Graham
Index Printine Company
Tom
Jesse W. Armstesd
Atlanta Pypographical Union
Armsford
Christian Index
Hapeville
Atlanta
Index Printing Company
Graham
Iso
Ely
Falcowman
Empl
Raysrit
Neady Unicom
Ly B. I W. Graham
Atlanta Real Estate Outlook Brightens Before Month Ends
Real estate agents in Atlanta report a hopeful mood from Day 10, predicting a market rebound before month’s start. Inquiries since Christmas rise, contracts advance, with one sale around 60000 dollars and another near 40000 dollars. Multiple leases and site purchases for manufacturing concerns also being discussed.
Markets and transfers fill chaotic Dun`s Review excerpt
Fragmentary markets item reports varied prices for beef, pork, cheese, hides, tin, copper, lead and other staples. It notes minor shifts in hogs, sheep, and flour, plus a long list of legal and real estate transfers in Atlanta area, with dates and property details.
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Dun'a
Price
Cheney
Tepusncy
Howevar
Dan
Glyco
New York
Igen
Ellie
New Fork
Somar
Stan
Formosa
Japan
Classifieds Listing Real Estate and Services in Atlanta
A dense, fragmented page lists advertisements in Atlanta including clothing and sewing, dressmaking, sale and rent notices, poultry and meat ads, farm produce, and jobs. It references real estate, office spaces, rooms, heat stores, and beds, with a mix of prices, unit sizes, and contact notes amid postal and street addresses.
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Enuineas and Seal
Witésso
Wirecters
Wiscollancons
Sele
Brent — Housets
Ff Koomne
Stet Bae
Cader Po
Monselola Goods
Tegal
Gare Ee
Cottom
Seus Ag
Amd
Semngmeeu Mead
Stormue Mod
Waite
St . Corned Raine
Bara Rownfield 'S
Gacon
Cate
Ueutald Decisions
Georgia
Dickie
Cans
Padseeston
Go-Ib
Tna
Gomipolind
Hibbelles
Atlanta Liveskoge
Phi Betx
Ion Gollipanyrs
Sean Ts
Hug and Cotten
Bradford
Carroll Street
Washington Street
Tenon Natera
Pounan
Enuerier
fontAs
Bes Ponce Es Leon
Prince
I. H. Pousada
Daniel
Spring Street
Ivy
Campbell Coal Company
Mogviber Nolia Street
Kaste Gage Nes
Washita St
Tbs
Courtland Strees
LES Rome
Starket
Semudia
Gexirabis
EL Brewster
Albert Howell, Jr
Hugh ‘Mn Dorsey
Arthur Heyman
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Attorneys-at-Lawre
Atlanta
Telughano
Ata
Pensioners in County Reach 218 with 133 Veterans
LaPHAI Wes Vanvaryey reports the county lists 218 pensioners for the year with 133 old soldiers. A total of $33,218 is appropriated for pensions. During the past year twenty five pensioners died while two were transferred to other counties.
Groceries and Markets Fills Long List of Items and Prices
A dense grocery list from Karreccea ny Geleaty Grocers Co with numerous items and prices including cheese, syrup, rice, lard, extracts, and various canned goods. Market receipts from Chicago to St Louis and Kansas City show livestock and hog prices, with cattle, sheep, and calves trading amid mixed demand.
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Karreccea Ny Geleaty Grocers Company
Asie Greane
Tmamond
Ale—Quarte
Ice Crew Granocrynta, Inc
Arnaud Hammer
Kegada
Royal Baking Powder
Inbh
Horsferd’s
Good” Luci
Success
Hough Rider
Ardhe
Lima
Tre
Navy
Chicago
Crandy
Beeres
Texas
Tuck
Caws
Helfere
St. Louis
Kansaa City
Eaa Beavy
Spaogcos
Eno
Ewas
Touleville
Atockers
Cost of Local Want Ads in The Constitution
Classified ad rates show 1 insertion at 40 cents and six cent each additional insertion. Advertisers must write and pay for two lines minimum. phone submissions are not accepted. The policy protects both parties and requires discontinuance to be in writing.
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Hoke Smith
East Atlanta
Stliwe
Bach Dany
Polly of
the Circus
Elsie ST. Leon
Mathneen
Virtue West
Flay
2Lantas Busy Thoazer
Forsyth Dallzialatines Lasky
Alen” Bia
J L. Goldberg
Conceret_ Tarraine
Norman Hackett Stock Company
Wr. Hackett
Cheter
Quurker Ana
Habersham
College Park Council
Gov. Ferris
Mother Jones
Jesse Armistead
Ing
Banque Pida Tair
Gerhorn
Ease Ee
Figooere SD Ag-Kio
Southern Soft
Gsndun
peSopper Itm
E. P
J. F. Calhoun
Chambers
North Avenue
Jackson Ariest
W. T Brooks
A Ho Knox
Thomas Hilton
Pryor Street
Buena Vista Avenue
Julia Withers
Brooks
B. C. Lester
E.G. Black
Egleston Street
Himsa
W. M. Me
Ikensie
Deentur Road
Yond
Atlants
Cemetery Association
J.C. Brokwen
W. van Hloose
Robert A. Ryder
Piedmont Place
Ussl
Frank G. Lake
Mes
Mary BP
Avary
George M.” Napier Yond
Knox Realty Company
Womack
Greland Avenue
Georgia Railroad
Atlanta Cemetery Association
C. C. McKown
Mason
Robert Golosby
Bynum Street
Fort Street
W. Goldsmith, Jr
Roberta
Ruder
Naasay Street
H. Knox
Hilton
Baer
Vieta
Adeila M. Robinson
George Ta Masuria Scruggs
Lithonia
Arabia Street
J.T. Howard
Reynoldx
Devatuc
C. A
Charles
Johnson
Lenox Place
Melrore Avenue
Pouth
Devonshire Street
David Stern
Thompson Street
Crook
M. J. Trey
Ormestreet
Richard Battle
Carsie Igcroal
Linden Avenue
Poet Street
W. G. Bryant
Dare
Claiborne
Taéncola Avenue
Lincoln Avenue
Duluth
Umn
Naval Stores
Savannah
Isis
Wilmington
New Orleans
Monduea
Honduras
Hive and Wen
S.co
Clemm
Faust Sales
Yatta
Pirekah
Biante
Alii Duit
Cordova
St. Nary
Minnesota
Wise
Turkers
Anwar
Jindex
Bogota
Central America
Remlock Firsta
Mien
OR. Hughes
Neil Benk
North Trond
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