A Model Mayor and Immigration Debate in Athens
Athens Mayor Andrew C. Erwin announces intention to resign amid a budgeted year and a record of paying off debt, paving streets, and raising salaries. The piece also covers Demetrius Robos denied entry due to literacy tests despite earlier service, plus a humane treatment note on animals and a reflective editorial on kindness and civic responsibility.
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Atheny
Georgia
Erwin
Athens
Maya Erwin
City l
Moet
Browin
Weathered musings and editorials from Monroe Appeal
A fragmented column from the Monroe Appeal reflecting on Father figures, nostalgia, and optimism for the future. It blends verse fragments with editor’s notes about community, guidance, and hope, mentioning public life paths and the value of kindness.
New York Theatre Smoking Rooms Draw Mixed Reactions
The piece reports on theaters in New York offering smoking rooms between acts and the social dynamics nearby. It notes hesitation among women around strangers, a baroness image, and a tense eviction scene, with labor strikes and street hawkers filling the city atmosphere.
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New Yorke
New York
Kefilin
New Jersay
New’ York
Calomel and Health Talks by Dr Brady
Dr Brady discusses calomel use and its questioned effects on the liver and infants. He recalls prescribing calomel in the past, notes changes in medical practice, and shares a personal account of his own children’s experiences with medicines versus cautious care.
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Brady
Wile
Lethita
Paréatoviec
Acreage Reduction Debate and Farm Economics
A reader discusses acreage reduction as essential for cotton belt finances, arguing diversification and supply shifts are needed but contends farmers will plant cotton unless a fair law or policy is enacted. He cites historical attempts, warns of spring price dynamics, and hints at a forthcoming legal discussion.
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Buck
Cotten Association
Harvie Jordan
Congress
Temorney Pesashates Monroe
Atlanta treasurer vault funds questioned amid public com
City comptroller Graham West testified about 12 000 dollars on hand and 500 000 dollars supposedly in the bank. The inquiry focused on public emergency stations on North Forsyth and Muse building as authorities seek clarity on funds and treasury procedures.
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Atlanta
Tutton
Atlan
Borsyth
Muse
Graham West
Beppeine
Bari
In Memory of Joseph Humphries Aulanta Ga
Poetic reflection on memory and youth with nostalgic imagery of old times. Mentions a golden circle, wolves, and fairy fashion, then invokes returning youth and tender memories. Concludes with JOSEPH HUMPHRIES of Atlanta Georgia and a date, January 1, 192.
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Joseph Humphries
Aulanta
Atlanta Auto Show Plans Prominent Features
An Atlanta exposition to expand public interest in cars will use the city auditorium with about 32 000 square feet of space and cost near 20000 dollars. Virgil Shephard will handle financing and curation. John Lottridge will appoint a five member executive committee. Arthur Pryor's band will be showcased with a phase costing 6500 dollars. decor, advertising, and electric works will total 14500 dollars. Dealer spaces offer 1 dollar per square foot for passenger cars and 50 cents for trucks with seven southern states invited to participate. More than two thirds of passenger car space already contracted.
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Han
Atlanta
Virgil “Shepar
Shephard
John Lottridge
the Automobile: Association
Arthur Pryor
Onis
Shepherd
Atlanta Building Boom Shows Growth in 1920 Permits
Figures from the Atlanta Title and Trust Co show 1920 property transfers reached 13,828 totaling 63,116,970 dollars, more than 1929, with loan deeds and mortgages at 4,107 aggregating 14,545,775 dollars. Building permits rose to 2,590 in 1920 totaling 4 814,241 078 dollars, while trust mortgages and deeds for 1920 stood at 488,780 dollars.
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Atlanta
Atlanta, Title, and‘Trust. Company
Atlanta i
Strike Spreading Proclaimed by Atlanta Union Leaders
Union heads announced the strike against wage cuts by Atlanta contractors is spreading, with reports it extends to Baltimore and Charlestons area. They claim skilled labor is scarce on several large buildings and that many workers are leaving job sites due to the reduced scale.
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Atlanta
Baltimore
Charles
Seid Nate
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Federn
O. A. Barge
Master Builders of
Sheltering Arms Officers Elected for 1921
Colquitt is named president of the Sheltering Arms Association for 1921 with officers including Mrs. Frank West as vice president Mrs. Eugene Black treasurer Mrs. James Rafgan secretary and Mrs. Shepherd Bryan corresponding secretary. The first meeting will be January 13 at 6 30 o'clock at the Osgood Sanders Nursery 151 Walton Street.
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Sheltacing Arms ‘Association
Frank West
Hugene Black
James’ J. Rafgan
Shepherd’ Bryan
Osgood
Sandera
Shelte
Ing
Association
Bilis
Dis
Ozgood . Sanders
John Barclay
Cornelia Moors
Preston Arkwright
Eugene Black
Hilla
Cornelian
Eich
Minating Gomanttee
Trade of Atlanta Report Signals Latin American Ties
A fragmented 1920 trade document shows Atlanta tied to Latin American commerce. The report references machinery and paper sectors, with figures around 13 thousand dollars, noting active promotion by local business representatives. Names and precise details are obscured in the OCR, but the essence marks cross regional trade interest and early 20th century export activity.
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Janta
Guy Hing
Consa
Nest ’ of Business
Gabe Fori
Pesa
Cipaen Avianth
Uncertain Weather Report From Fragmented Text
Fragmented OCR notes indicate a forecast of warmer and cooler conditions for Thursday. The text mentions Atlanta weather indicators and refers to statements by C F vor regarding a temperature of 18 degrees.
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Atlanta
C.F
Charter Revision Proposal Clarifies Constitutional Provisions
A brief note on charter revision outlines changes to financial and constitutional references. It highlights a streamlined approach tonnances and the identification of two or more constitutional provisions under review. Local officials emphasize clarity, transparency, and adherence to statutory processes.
That year Veet will also be weerted
Veet is expected to undergo a further process or action within the same year, with additional steps anticipated but not fully detailed. The note implies an extended period of change or enforcement affecting Veet in the near term.
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An Associated
Associated Press
Special Tax Levy Debate Set For Monday Session
City council faces a fierce fight over a proposed emergency levy of about 0.5 percent aimed at school funding and $1,000,000 for new buildings. Mayor Key backs the plan, while Alderman Goodhart and Judge Hulger lead opposition, arguing the move is illegal and unnecessary.
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George Hulger
Atlanta
Hillyer
Finance Committee
Harry Goodhart
Goodhart
Praiars
Ila
Fulton County Medical Society Installs New Officers
Officers for Fulton County Medical Society were installed at a Wednesday Capital City Club meeting. Dr Brenk K Boland was elected president, Dr R Z Dorsey vice president, and Dr C B Watts treasurer. Nashville speaker Dr William D Haggard addressed medical topics including X ray findings and stomach diseases. Composed arrangements were led by Dr Theodore Tsepel with a panel of doctors.
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Elub
Brenk K. Boland
R. Z. Dorsey
C.B. Watts
William D. Haggard
Fof
Nashville
Tenn
Theodore Tsepel
Ci Aven
WW. A. Selman
Web. Emery
C.E. Waits
Firefighters Injured Battling Novelty Hat Fire
Fire Captain J N Lagomdzsing and Fireman H W Moeldrim of Hose Company No 2 were knocked out by flying glass while fighting a blaze at the Novelty Hat Manufacturing Company. President J B Regenstein estimated at least 1,000 hats destroyed and many more damaged by water.
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J. N. Lagomdzsing
H.-W. Moeldrim
J. B. Regenstein
the Concern
Zimbalist Seat Sale Opens At Nine This Morning
The notice announces a sale by Zimbalist seat sellers starting at 9 o clock today. Readable fragments indicate a timed sale. No further details are provided in the accessible text.
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Zimbalist
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