Gilbreath Tours Dixie Highway From Atlanta To Chicago
Field secretary W Gilbreath of the Dixie Highway association leaves Atlanta for a tour via Chattanooga Tallahassee and Chicago to organize county councils for highway promotion. He travels in a specially built two passenger Maxwell car painted white with the highway emblem. He notes rapid progress along eastern Kentucky sections and says the Cumberland Gap route will be ready for tourist cars on a fall inspection trip. He also discusses Florida route openings and supports the Shuckaroa bill to fund good roads with federal aid.
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W . Gilbreath
Dixie Highway Association
America
Atlanta
Mit
Chattanooga
Tallahassee
Fla
Chicago
Gilbreath
Maxwell Motor Car Company
Httle Machine
The
Highway Association
Kentucky
Rectori
Wheath
Cumberland Gap
Rainy Weather Forecast Extends Across Regions
Forecaster says rain will continue with rising temperatures and unsettled conditions. Strong disturbances affect the plains and southwest as upper Mississippi valley records higher temps. St Louis reports morning temperatures near 30 degrees.
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Ctiudy
CiSland
Mikes
Platend
Winnemucca
St Louis
Fertilizer Branding Held Up Temporarily
State Agriculture Commissioner D Prue delays fertilizer branding across Georgia due to unclear law and material shortages. Attorney General travels to Washington to address intergovernmental issues, while branding remains on hold until guidance is received.
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Pradea
Georgian
D Prue
Department of Agriculture
Washington Hilling
Atlanta
Railroad men to visit Atlanta on Tuesday
Hill of Savannah general passenger agent of the Central of Georgia Railway and C. Brown of News Brief passenger traffic manager of the Ottoman Steamship Company will spend Tuesday in Atlanta on business.
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Hill
Savannah
Central
Geor Barau Road
CC Brown
News
Qgtan
Itedey
Atlanta
Important Postmaster Pick for Former Atlantan Named
John Shutt of Cincinnati is chosen for a major role with Union Central Life Insurance. He has served as Cincinnati postmaster for a year and telegraphed his resignation to President Wilson after the selection. President Clark lauds Shutt for nineteen years of faithful service and large personal insurance production.
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Cincinnati
John
Home Office Union Central
Spp
L Sheff
Life Insurance Company
Shuff
Wilson
Clark
The
Union Central
Shutt
Cinemneti
Chose
Snaff
Canton
John M. Pattison
Ohio
Irdhuff
Lite uUnderwaters Association
Senator Phelan
San Francisco
Atlanta firemen aided by convicts at Bellwood fire
A Bellwood convict camp fire destroyed a shop with food and machine assets but fire crews from Atlanta were aided by inmates from camps 3, 16 and 14 who kept flames from spreading. Investigators will determine the blaze's origin and control efforts proceeded without disorder.
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Atlanta
Bellwood
Officials Installed by the Georgia Lodge No 494
The newly elected officers of Georgia lodge No 494 1 O BA for the ensuing term were installed at a large gathering of 600 with music and vocal numbers. Toastmaster Joseph Lazear and others spoke as officers including Pollock Lazear Castleton Gillian Katzoftrus Katzoffus and Parks took roles. Refreshments followed the installation proceedings.
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Georgia Lodge
Gram Wining
Tosa
Sam Gershon
Dent Joseph Lazear
Roughtin Rabot
Biomon
Samuel A. Boorstin
Rabb
Hyman Food
Ruskins Orchestra
M.__Jordon
Smith “Roy
Solo HL Goggione
Oscar Gershon
Ernest Manje
Grand Lodge
Springer
Sutsid
Saidor Jacobs
Nu Gershon
Geiner Fineman
Joseph Geldetern
Woman Must Answer Contempt Charges In Local Court
A woman at 55 Fast Harris Street apartment three failed to appear before Recorder Johnson in Crice Court Monday morning to testify against her husband over alleged assault and battery. The judge announced a policy to compel appearance when subpoenaed and ordered arresting officers Long and Armi to ensure her presence. The Grogan case was postponed until Tuesday morning as the husband contends he is not guilty.
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Grogan
Harris Street
Johnson
Crice Court
Gyelson
Fei
Long
Armiitad
Citizens Discuss South Pryor Underpass Meeting
A meeting of property owners adjacent to the Southern railway right of way will be held at 3 o clock this evening at 458 South Pryor Street to discuss the proposed South Pryor street underpass led by Counciman J. McCord who is pushing the project.
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Southern Railway
Pryor Street
Counciman
McCord
Central of Georgia Officials Begin Inspection Trip
A special train of private cars carries Central of Georgia executives including W A Winburn Charles H Markham and G L Candler to inspect lines and operations. The group met in Atlanta to review conditions and plan thorough familiarization with the territory and management practices during their visit.
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Teryninel
Central of Georgia Railroad
W A. Winburn
Savannah
Charles H Markham
Chicago
Central of Georgia
Illinois Central & W Baldwin
A R Lawton
G L Candler
C Lawson
N A Ramsey
Macon
Atlanta
Bankruptcy Petition Filed by John D Cunningham in Atlanta
John D Cunningham filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition yesterday in the United States court. He lists residence at 368 Moreland Avenue Atlanta and occupation as salesman. He claims exemptions for personal property valued at 1500 or less and liabilities exceeding 17000.
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Fuea
John D Cunningham
United States
Atlanta
Endless Chain Danger of Catarrh in Chronic Form
An article explains catarrh as a chronic inflammation from cold origins. It cites indoor living as a factor, warns of spread to nose throat and ears, and promotes purifying the blood with a vegetable-based medicine sold by a Georgia company. Expert advice is available from a medical department in Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Fines for disorderly fight at Prince ton hotel incident
A chaotic Saturday night brawl at the Prince ton hotel led to two men and five women being fined. Police report notes a free for all with multiple participants and local authorities levying penalties accordingly.
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Princeton Hotel
Grip Epidemic Sweeping Country Prompts Precautions
Column urges precautions to avoid grip illness with advice to avoid crowds and dust, eat moderately, ventilate, exercise, and boost vitality using a tonic named Vitalitas sold by Jacobs Pharmacy. Includes promotional lines for the tonic and druggists.
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Avery
Thia Sea Son
Jacobs Pharmacy
Whitehall St
The Battle of Pemee and a Blind Comedic Screen Night
Charles Richmond stars in a Vitagraph comedy titled Crippie at an empty hotel. The day features The Battle of Pemee with a surprise twist as intex and theater goers enjoy light entertainment and a brief program.
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Charles Richmond
Pemee
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