Mass Meeting Urges Revision of Atlanta Charter
A large Atlanta gathering at the Kimball house will press for charter reforms. Prominent business leaders and Mayor Woodward will discuss resolutions calling council to action and a full revision to end the outdated ordinance.
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Atlanta
Kimball House
W. G. Humphrey
Chamber of Commerce
Women's Clubs
James G. Woodward
Winn
Sper
Kimpall
Atlante
Kimball House Convention Hall
Soleck
Council
Woodward
Health Board Approves Crematory Action Amid City Fight
Atlanta officials clash as Health Board allows excavation for a $276,000 crematory project. Mayor James G. Woodward and Councilman Claude S. Ashley trade sharp exchanges over vouchers and legality. Woodward vows to seek a perpetual injunction and test the contract in court, while the board orders continued excavation pending council action.
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City Health Board
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W. L Gilbert
Claude S. Ashley
Sanitary
John Jentzen
Ashley
Woodward
Supreme Court
Gigia
Jentzen
Council
New York Destructor Company
Milwaukee
New York
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
John McClelland
Parcel Post Promoted by The Constitution in Special Issue
The Constitution highlights parcel post to promote Atlanta merchants and out-of-town buyers in Georgia and surrounding states. It promises refunds for fraud or misrepresentation with proof and urges readers to test advertising offers and place orders for prompt service and careful attention from merchants.
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Torcel Post
Atlanta
Georgia
Alleged Gardner Case Unfolds as Miss Portman Speaks
Miss Marie Portman, an art student, declared she will reveal her side of the Gardner affair as she and Professor Gardner face arraignment. She said Gardner lured her with promises of travel and luxury, hid his wife, and urged elopement from Louisville to Chattanooga, amid objections from a boarding house landlady. The story marks her first full confession to the press.
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Professor Gardner
Marie Portman
Calhoun
Mies Portman
Atlanta
the Constitution
Georgia City
Chattanooga
Gardner
Miss Portman
Louisville
30 000 Packages Sent From Here By Parcel Post
Atlanta merchants embrace the new parcel post system, toutting efficiency and convenience as 30 000 outgoing packages show daily gains. Postmaster McKee notes steady weekly rises with Monday 24 above average and Thursday 600 above. A substation may open by January 15 to handle the growing volume in the retail district.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Atlante
Atlanta Spirit
Hugh McKee
Whitehall
Peachtree
West End
Two Days Left in Grocers Combinations Bonus Vote Offer
Contestants race for bonus votes through Grocers combinations and the Robinnaire Special with 50 000 extra votes for multiple labels. Offers include combinations 17 18 and 19 yielding up to 26 000 bonus votes plus 10 000 per 50 Palmolive bands. The deadline is Saturday at 2 PM with many already piling up votes.
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Inola
Threa Labala
Rob‘innaire
Piedmont
Maxwell House
Uncle Sambread
Eagie Thistle Soda
Kindness of Half Century Ago Brings Mountain Windfall
In Cartersville Georgia Mrs Elizabeth Felton inherits a powerful tale of gratitude from 1855. Mrs Sage of New York sends 2500 dollars to Mrs Felton to form an industrial college for mountain girls. A 500 acre land donation accompanies the project with plans for a site and further fundraising across the country. The gift honors the hospitality shown to Joseph Slocum, a northern prospector linked to the Ducktown copper era, and aims to establish a lasting educational institution.
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Cartersville
Spelathe Ral
Slocum
William H. Felton
Russel Sage
New York
Felton
Btll
Pelton
Mia
Felion
Ducktown
Joseph. Slocum
Syracuse
N. Y
Olivia Slocum
Russell Sage
Joseph Slocum
Brent
First Series of Dictionary Coupons Mature Today
The Constitution announces the first of six coupons tied to the New Modern English Illustrated Dictionary. Readers are urged to save and present six consecutive coupons with the expense bonus to receive a fine bound copy. Clipping can begin at any time and demand is expected to be high.
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Constitution Office
Mystery of Daisy Opie Grace Ulrich Marriage Report
Philadelphia report says Mrs Daisy Ulrich Opie Grace may have married George H Oldham of Coatesville New York last Monday night in New York City The couple's whereabouts are unknown and both families deny or are unsure of the ceremony Oldham says the marriage occurred at the Plaza hotel and cites The Little Church Around the Corner as the venue The wife left Coatesville in haste and Oldham later left the hotel in Philadelphia region lacking confirmation and details
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Philadelphia
Grace
Ulrich
William A. Carr
Oldham
Coatesville
Plaza Hotel
New York
Daisy Ulrich Opie
Coatesvile
Profits of First National Bank Seal Record of Growth
Washington January enormous profits by the First National Bank of New York were counted today by George F. Baker chairman of the board before the house money trust committee. He said since 1868 the bank has earned over 80 million dollars with capital now 10 million and dividends of 226 percent in four years since 1908.
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Washington
First National Bank of New York
George F. Baker
House Money Trust Committee
Baker
First Securities Company
Samuel "Tatarmyar
First National
Untermyer
Weather Prophecy Sees Fair And Warmer Across Georgia
A weather forecast predicts fair skies with a rise in temperatures across Georgia. Expect slightly warmer conditions overall with moderate northeast winds through the weekend into Saturday.
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Georgia
Influence of advertising on daily choices and shopping
A reflective note on how morning media shapes what people think and buy, emphasizing advertising's reach. It suggests thrifty readers consider personal influences, with a casual reference to beer as part of consumer habits and daily decisions.
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