Southern Shorthand and Business University gains wealth of praise
The Southern Business College showcases its new quarters and strong Graham system training. Testimonials from graduates and employers crown the school as a leading business college, with rapid placement and high demand for graduates in Atlanta and surrounding states.
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Southern Shorthand and Business University
Southern Business College
Mexico
MES. BT
Jolliffe
Atlanta
Ita
Ita Grad
D. H. Long
Roanoke
Ala
Graham
Atlanta National Bank
Southern
Ananias Club In The House Inquiries Over Retired Officer
In Washington January 6 a newspaper item claiming Major Means, retired for disability, will join President Roosevelt on an Africa trip sparked a brief House exchange. The debate arose during consideration of a bill to increase commissions for retired officers. Members joked and questioned the source, while Hull denied knowledge of the report.
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Mearns
Army
Roosevelt
Tavvy
Marine Corps
Wea
Hull
Mann
Illinois
Africa
Qdir
Clark
Missouri
Wann
Annansas Club
Stop Over Privileges Delayed Again Meeting Postponed
Southeastern Passenger Association executive committee did not meet in Atlanta yesterday to discuss Atlanta merchants petition for stop over privileges on all tickets. Vice President Winburn of Central of Georgia was unable to convene the panel. a later date will be set. February brings the association’s regular meeting to report on the investigation. Compulsory education plan under jail and mil subordinate C F Bush aims to enforce schooling for cotton mill workers. In Alabama, children under 16 must have six weeks of schooling or proof of upcoming attendance for the year.
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Atlanta
Winburn
Central of Georgia
Montgomery
Ala
Peelal
C. F. Bush
Ander
Arranga
Partnership Debated at Anantas Club Meeting
A discussion at the Anantas Club considered a partnership ban on certain reports. The proposal was rejected after supporters warned it could grow to dominate public sentiment, risking a majority bloc.
Hon Joseph G Camp to Lecture Tonight at 6:30
The sixth number of the Baptisl Tab ernacle Lyceum Course presents Hon Joseph G Camp, Georgia's noted orator, to speak Thursday evening at 6 30. Tickets available at 418 English American building or at the door.
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Tabernacle Lyceum
Joseph G. Camp
Camp
Georgia
Nen
A. 0. Bacon
Keiley Fuel Company Near Jellicos Prices Mentioned
A brief note cites a five dollar price for Keiley related items with a reference to Jellicos vicinity and fuel company dealings. The message mentions phones and a five thousand something in context, suggesting a small ad or informal notice.
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Keiley
Ao Keiley Fuel Company
Fall from scaffold injures two men at Carrollton job
Ma Blalock and V. V. Vines fell about twenty five feet from the J. C Bawa building in Seafield Carrollton Ga while painting. One man has a shattered arm the other a severe head thigh and body injuries. Scaffold slipped when brick slipped and a rod crossed the top. Exact injuries not yet fixed.
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Ma Blalock
V. V. Vines
Carrollton
J. C Bawa
Hously Hutt
Mr. Vines
Brukes
Esse
Brooks County farmer held on peonage charge
United States Commissioner Powell held T. P. Rameey of Brooks County for trial before Judge Emory Greet on a peonage charge. Testimony by Gua Scott and a neighbor claimed Rameey forced a African American, Radsey, into peonage for six years with meager pay, while witnesses showed he paid more. The case proceeds with a possible bond set at 900.
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T. ¥. Ramsey
Brooks County
Valdosta
United States
Powell
Emory Greet
Gua Scott
Hamsey
Radsey
Sulphuric acid attack leaves rival disfigured
Mrs Alpha Garner bound over on a assault and battery charge after throwing strong sulfuric acid into Mrs Thelma Long’s face at 49 Glam Street. Long was hospitalized with severe facial injuries, near loss of an eye. Garner seeks divorce from her husband citing abandonment and lack of support. Separately, tenants of the Stewart building in Chicago faced a quake scare later dismissed as a contraction shock.
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Thelma Long
Glam Street
Alpha Garner
Recorder
Mra. Long
Mrs Long
Garner
Lstter
Celd
Chicago
Stewart
State and
Washington Streets
Builddng
Annual Meeting at Tabernacle Reports Strong Growth
Last night the Baptist Tabernacle held its annual meeting with Dr Len Broughton presiding. The report showed 176 new members and a Sunday school of about 1500. Financials listed church funds at 16469.78 raised and 18984.85 for the new building. The Tabernacle Infirmary cost over 80000 with ongoing expenses valued at 628811.66. The combined religious and philanthropic totals reached 70432.77 for the year. A key vote authorized immediate fund drive for 100000 by March 10 to begin the New Auditorium construction at Spring and Lackset streets. Tonight the Tabernacle Infirmary trustees meet in annual session.
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Len @. Broughton
Tabernacle Infirmary
Bible Conference
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Tabernacle Bible
Tabernacle
Iris
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Ite
Spread of Boll Weevil Efforts in Cotton Regions
In a January 6 hearing before the House Agriculture Committee Dr. D C L Howard head of the Bureau of Entomology outlines boll weevil spread in the Mississippi delta region. He cites climate aiding insect multiplication and notes eradication methods have not succeeded. The report reflects ongoing efforts to stamp out the pest.
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Mississippi Delta
D. C. L. Howard
Bureau of Artomology
Department of Agriculture
Great Gains by Banks Made in Panic Year
The Atlanta Clearing House banks report a nearly million dollar rise in capital and undivided profits for 1908 over 1907, and a deposits increase of 1,048,403.03. Figures show total capital, surplus and profits at 6,088,184.64 for 1907 and deposits at 17,832,740.64 in December 1908. The gains are presented at the forthcoming annual meeting, with officers and directors to be elected.
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Atanta Clearing House Association
Mg“ures
Atlanta
Hank
Association
American National‘ Bank
Wiliam L. Peel
Robert F Maddox
Thomas J. Peoples
Asficlar
James P. Windsor
Robt F. Maddox
G A. Nicholson
W. L. Peal
L. H Beck
B. M. Biount
T J. Peoples
B L Willingham
W. & Elkis
WH. Xiser
Atlanta National Bank
C. EB. Currie
Hugh T
The Russian Loan Issued in Three Cities
Paris reports that the Russian loan of 225000000 rubles authorized by the Duma will be issued simultaneously in St Petersburg Paris and London on January 23. The issue price is 89 or 90 and the interest rate is 4 percent per cent.
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Duma
St Petersburg
London
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William T Perkerson
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Coa Wickersham
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