Georgia Manufacturers Organizes Temporary State Body
A temporary Georgia manufacturers association has opened in Peters building room 616 with William M. Horne as secretary. Meetings will form a permanent group to foster Georgia made goods, promote home markets, oppose unfair rates, and improve trade with other markets, led by organizers from Columbus and Lombard Works.
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Georgia
Manufacturers’ Association
Peters Building
William M. Norne
Atlanta
Macon
Consideran
Horne
Mitterne
Georggia
Hl. A. Dean
W. F. Stevens
Thomas Kk. Glenn
William WW. Horne
Fred JB. Gordon
Mrs H P Berkle Dies After Short Illness
Mrs Hattie Parkins Berkele wife of Jute John Berkele of Maier and Bar kele jewelry company died of heart failure at 5 PM last night at 345 North Boulevard after a two hour illness. She was a devoted Central Presbyterian member. Surviving: daughter Miss Minnie Berkele sister Mrs Ralph Cross of Plantsville Conn two nieces Miss Elizabeth Plantsville and Mrs W B of Atlanta nephew Oliver Cross of Plantsville. Funeral services will be held Thursday at the home.
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Hattie Parkins Berkele
John Berkele
Maier d&& Barkele Jewelry Company
North Boulevard
Central Presbyterie Church
Berkele
Orange
Foun
Atlanta
Minnie Berkele
Ralph Cross
Plantsville
Conn
Misslizabeth Plantsville
W. Bb
Oliver Cross
Poole Jr. Breaks Arm at Marist Armory
Sergeant T. O. Poole Jr. of Marist College companies fell Tuesday in the Marist armory, breaking his arm. He is staying at the Majestic Hotel, home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Poole Sr.
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T. O. Poole, Jr
Marist College
Marist Armory
Flo
Majestic
T. O. Poole
Atlanta Dentist Joins Boston Children’s Infirmary Staff
Dr. Edward F. Lafitte, formerly of Atlanta and Southern Dental College, joins Forsyth Dental Infirmary for Children in Fenway Boston after a competitive selection among 150 applicants. The hospital, endowed at over 2 million by the Forsyth estate, serves children under 16 from families earning under 34 per week per capita, and opened November 1 with a nose and throat department.
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Edward F. Lafitte
Atlanta
Southern Dental College
Forsyth Dental Infirmary For Children
Fenway
Boston
Mays
Forsyth
Finance Committee to Hold Public Sessions Next Monday
The finance committee chaired by A. W. Farlinger will begin public meetings at 9:30 a.m. Monday, with the public invited to speak. City departments will be examined in sequence during the session.
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Finance Committee
Council
Ater
A. W. Farlinger
Attorney General Urges Practice Over Theory in Law Lectures
Warren Grice delivers first law professorship lecture at Atlanta Law School urging students to focus on practical problems. He plans to teach the law of heat property and share real litigation experiences, stressing practical application over theoretical rules. He succeeds Charles Reynolds as chair of real property and will lecture each Tuesday.
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Warren Gr
Atlanta Law School
Bil
Grice
Charles Reynolds
Wil
Hall Will Visit New Orleans for Peace Centenary
Dr J J Hanl secretary of Georgia Peace Society named member of American Peace Centenary Committee to attend New Orleans celebration of the Battle of New Orleans and a century of peace. Captain E B White of Norfolk Virginia also named representative. Louisiana Historical Societies will host events January 4 and 16 with an elaborate program. The joint Anglo American celebration was halted by the war in Europe but a modified program remains under state act with Great Britain unable to participate.
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J. J. Hanl
Georgia Peace Society
New Orleans
Representa~ti
EB. Vv. White
Norfolk
Louisians Historical Soviets
General Assembly of
Enyland
United States
Europe
Great Britain
Chamber Directors Meet Today in Atlanta
The Board of directors of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce will hold its first meeting of the year Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock. New members elected to open their first board session include J. D. Robinson J. Alc Burney Catol Woolford J. T. Holleman and Walter Rich.
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Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Sell
J. D. Robinson
J. Alc Burney
Catol Woolford
J. T. Holleman
Walter Rich
Income return forms now secured and mailed on demand
Local Internal Revenue officials report forms for corporation and individual income returns have been received and are rapidly mailed to those listed last year. Those not on the mailing list may request forms by writing the office. Clerks say stamp orders have been fully met and stamps can be mailed on demand.
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Internal Revenue
Committee on Fair Sets Friday Charter Meeting
The committee on charter plan and organization for the Southeastern Fair will meet Friday morning at 11:30. Preston S. Arkwright chairs this session expected to shape the fair project and secure full attendance.
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Preston S. Arkwright
Athens schools to begin spring terms this week
In Athens the University of Georgia State College of Agriculture State Normal School Lucy Cobb Institute city public schools and others start spring terms yesterday today and tomorrow. Over 5 000 students are enrolled. The new public high school opened today while the old building becomes a grammar school and the high school facility expands from the old courthouse.
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Athens
Univer of Georgia
State College of Agriculture
State Normal School
Lucy Cobb Institute
City Public Schools
University Receives Ten Ostrich Eggs as Gift
Oglethorpe University was presented with ten ostrich eggs valued at 50 dollars each totaling 500 dollars by the Presbyterian congregation at Lakeland Florida where Dr Thornwell Jacobs recently spoke for the university. The church also gave 1100 dollars. The donor Mr Ford will sell them to breeders if the university desires. Georgia Military Academy Opens Spring Term After holiday break, with old students back and many new cadets enrolled. The cadet corps has three full companies and a band as activities resume.
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Oglethorpe University
Presbyterian
Lakeland
Fla
Thornwell Jacobs
Mrr. Ford
Georgia Military Academy
Ben Lee Crew Heads Atlanta Park Commission
Ben Lee Crew of the eighth ward was elected president of Atlanta's park commission, succeeding W P Anderson. Crew pledged harmony and support for General Manager Cochran, while the board approved Cochran’s appointments and discussed park improvements at Grant and Piedmont parks, plus budget plans and a cyclorama building.
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Atlanta
Park Commission
Ben Lee Crew
Eighth Ward
W. P. Anderson
Commissioner Crew
Dan Carey
Crew
Cochran
Park Department
James G. Woodward
Nelson Crist
Grant Park
Dave Gillespie
Piedmont Park
M. T Boyd
Ritter
Morist
W. C. Lewis
J.C. Blemuster
W Dyer
Helena Douglas
Managee Cochran
Grant
Piedmont Parks
Attourney Aldine Chambers
Jules Billet
Lakewood Park
Lakewood
Chambers
Pee
TECOR
Billet
Park Board
George Freeman
Third Ward
Park Committee of Council
Freeman
Ben Lew Crew
Board of Park Commissioners
J J Woodside Quits Real Estate Field
John J. Woodside, pioneer in Atlanta real estate and renting, retires from Woodside Sharpe Boylston Day after a long career since 1880. Ill health prompted severing ties on December 31 1914 though he remains president of John J Woodside Storage Company Inc and plans full focus on that venture after Florida visit.
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John J. Woodside
Atlanta
Woodside, Sharpe, Boylston & Day
Woodside
South
Sharpe, Boylston & Day
John J. Woonside Storage Company, Inc
Florida
Burglary Delays as Detectives Walk for Fares in Atlanta
Mrs J T Bartram reports her Richardson Street home ransacked after burglars broke a rear window. Detectives Rosser and Pate arrived at 7 30 PM after a delay blamed on no nickel for streetcar rides. Chief Beavers notes transportation shortages hinder police response and calls for a solution.
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Atlanta
J. T. Bartram
Richardson Street
Beavers
Banks Face Tuesday Vacancies in Atlanta
The Atlanta Clearing House association will hold annual meetings Tuesday likely filling vacancies at three big banks. The Third National may appoint a new vice president to succeed Joseph A. Metford who becomes Reserve Bank governor, Central Bank and Trust may replace its cashier after William D. Owens death, and Lowry National may restore a co vice president post. Re e lections of top officers and other details will be disclosed, with reports due a week later and currency officials demanding updated bank condition reports.
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Atlanta Clearing House Association
Third National
Joseph A. Metford
Reserve Bank
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
William D. Owens
Lowry National
Frank Hawkins
Asa G. Candler
The
Central Bank
W. L. Peel
American National
J. W. Emeglish
Fourth National
FH. J. Lowry
W. J. Blalock
Fulton National
Currier
Atlanta National
Atlanta
John Skelton Williams
Athens city construction record shows growth in 1913
Athens Ga January 6 Special city engineer report for 1913 notes over 300000 in building permits. A new church remodeled hotels and many residences are listed. About 20000 feet of sewers laid with property owners paying and city borrowing only when rentals cover a 1 percent investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Near Beer Dealers Warned by Committee in Athens
In Athens Ga a fiery car beer dealer received a warning note from the committee of 100. The group campaigned against licensing, but the council could not legally refuse state authorization. They plan further steps including possible prosecutions under prohibition laws.
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Athens
Supreme Court Clears October Docket With 175 Cases
The Supreme Court is rapidly disposing of its October term docket, about 175 cases in progress. Roughly 35 cases from the Atlanta circuit were decided on Tuesday, with remaining cases from other parts of the state awaiting review. A note mentions one third of the world’s platinum supply is used in dentistry and another third in electrical work.
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Supreme Court
Atlanta
Nathan Straus Plans Georgia Estate and Milk Station
Nathan Straus, former Georgian and philanthropist, returns to Georgia to settle near Atlanta and establish a pure milk station. He notes the health benefits of his milk campaign since 1890 and mentions relatives Isidor and Oscar Straus. About 30,000 visitors came to the Atlanta Auditorium last week.
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Nathan Straus
Union
Georgian Terrace
Florida
New York
Atlanta
Talbotton
Ga Isidor Straus
Oscar Straus
Turkey
Roosevelt
Wit
Auditorium praised as Atlanta’s chief promoter in city report
The city council committee reported the building’s last purchase installment was paid last year and credited the Auditorium with greater advertising impact for Atlanta than any other agency.
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Atlanta
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Waldemar
Maier& Berkele,Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehall Street
Earchive
Boston Infirmary
Hall
University
Ben Lee Grew
the Park Commission
J. O. Cochran
C. G. Hannah
Hannah
J. J. Woodside
Peachtree and
Decatur Sts
Peachtree St
McCord
William D. Gwens
N.Y. Tribune
Bonita
King Hardware CO
Price
Grafonda "Fay Tite
Columbia Graphophone Company
Bell Phone
Ivy
Breslin Broadway
New Park
Edward C. Fogg
Roy L. Brovident
Telephone Main
Niewspapee
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