HULANTATS READY FOR GAS MEETING
City Attorney James L. Mayson announced that more than one hundred Atlanta residents have been summoned as witnesses to oppose the Georgia Railway and Power Companys second petition for substantial gas rate increases before the state railroad commission. The company cites rising costs while opponents cite improved service in some areas. The hearing is set for Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad Commission of the Georgia Railway and Power Company
James EL. Mayson
Atlanta
Georgia Railway and Power Company
Raily Road Commission
College Park
Decatur
East Point
Mayson
Key
Nolan Couple Mark 50 Years Of Marriage Celebration
Mr and Mrs Alonzo Nolan of 86 Euclid Avenue celebrated their golden wedding with a Monday afternoon gathering attended by about 200 friends Messages of congratulations via phone and telegraph flowed throughout the day Mrs Nolan formerly Miss Martha Exima McKinley The couple wed at the Belde’s old home now site of J M Bigh store on Whitehill Street One gift of note came from Miss Ida Hillary of Fredericksburg Md who attended Nolan during the Civil War when he was wounded on September 14 1862
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Alonzo Antonia Nolan
Euclid Avenue
Nolan
Martha Exima McKinley
Gthe' Belde
J. M. Bigh
Whitehill Street
Ida Hillary
Fredericksburg
Dr Maste Masters Resigns to Lead Kentucky Paper
Dr Victor Masters former editorial secretary of the Southern Baptist home mission board resigns after twelve years and accepts editorship of The Western Recorder in Kentucky. He moved from Atlanta to Louisville to take the new post and will be replaced at the Home Mission Board. The fire at 300 West Peachtree caused $75,000 loss and disrupted residents including Mrs. Fannie Cox and Mrs. B D Edwards amid swift rescue by Tech R O T C members.
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Maste
Dama Ace
Baptist Mission Board
Atlanta
Western Recorder
Louis D. Newton
Victor 1
Masters
Home Mission Board
Southern Baptist Convention
Baptist ‘Atata
Kentucky
Mastera
Baptists of
Georgia
South
North America
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louieville
Recorder
W. Porter
Kentucky Baptist Convention
Home Board
Baptist Home
America
The
the Baptist Courier
South Carolina
Baptist Press
Religious Herald
Virginia
Rock Hill
8. C
Beech Island
3. C
Pocahon
Louisville
Dr. Masters
West
Peachtree
William. A. Wright
Fannie Cox
B.D
Beale Edwards
James . Morrow
May
Cotton Bank Organizes for Growers Finance
Stockholders of the Georgia Cotton Bank and Trust Company plan a Friday meeting in Governor Hugh M. Dorsey's offices to organize the bank. Subscriptions total about 31 000 000 of capital stock with potential to rise to 2 000 000. Governor Dorsey is expected to serve as president, guiding a new institution aimed at aiding cotton growers with its home office in the city.
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Guyt
McLendon
Georgia Cotton Bank and Trust Company
Hugh M. Dorsey
Dorsey
Seven Cars Smashed In Hapeville Train Wreck
Seven freight cars piled up at Hapeville Tuesday morning after a broken rail at 2 15 oclock halted traffic on the Central Georgia road. A gasoline tank car caught fire as fragments scattered, but no crew members were injured.
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Hapeville
Central
Georgia Road
Jones Addresses Telephone and Telegraph Society Talk
Dr. Ashby Jones was the principal speaker at the regular monthly meeting of the Telephone and Telegraph Society of Atlanta held Tuesday evening at Cable Hall. More than 500 members attended as Dr. Jones delivered remarks on the society and its work.
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Ashby’ Jones
Telephone and Telegraph Society of Atlanta
Cable Hall
Jones
Woodmen Camp to Install Officers in Atlanta Park Event
A WoodmenCircle camp in Atlanta plans an open camp event for catalas t and families. Officers to be installed include Wright as consul commander, Dr. Herbert B Kennedy as adviser, Lt Graddock Goins as banker, Georges Reeves as escort, Homer Pitts as clerk, E M Durden as watch, D B Hammond as sentry, and G Jackson and M Smith as matters. Sovereign Mosrak Hill is past consul commander of the camp.
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Atlanta
Wright
Leutenant
Graddock
Goins
Georges
Reeves
Homer Pitts
E. M. Durden
Hammond
G. Jackson
Smith
Mosra
Youth Robbed Army Recruiting Safe in Transportation Building
J. C. Davis alias Lawrence Edward Lough and Walter Browning Lough pleaded guilty in the United States district court Tuesday to robbing the army recruiting office safe in the Transportation Building on December 8. Davis, who was arrested in Tacoma the next day, said he sought government transportation to travel for free and stole two official transportation requests, $6.80 in cash, and two treasury warrants totaling $6.22. Davis received a one year and one day sentence in federal penitentiary from Judge Samuel Hy Sibley.
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Lawrence
Edward Lough
Atias
Walter Browning Lough
Army
United States District Court
Samuel ‘Hy Sibley
Serva
Tie Feders
Davis
Taccod
Tha
Treasury
Telephone Society Dance Promises Bright Future
A report describes an inspiring service followed by a musical program by the Telephone Society chorus led by Mrs. Clark and a minstrel show featuring telephone organization members. The gathering included dances and moving pictures. The next meeting is scheduled for January 25 as a dance at the Capital City club.
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Telephone Society Chorus
Clark
Telephone Organization
Nilso
Capital ‘City
Gaines Names School Committee Members
W Gaines, new president of the city board of education, announced the appointment of the finance and buildings committee. The named members are W L McCalley, J Paul L Fleming, and Walter A 8.
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Gaines
City Board of Education
Tuoesday
Finance and Buildingsy Committee
W. L. McCalley
J. Paul L. Fleming
Walter A
Campbell to address Atlanta parent teacher group
The Parent-Teacher Council will hear Dr. D. Le Campbell of the American College of Surgeons speak Thursday at 2:30 in the Atlanta Chamber assembly room. He will discuss civic school activities and present remarks from local parent associations.
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Pyth
Ublic
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a cheap, fast remedy for colds. It claims the first dose clears nasal congestion and reduces head pain, with a regimen of take every two hours and three doses if needed, noting harmless taste and simple availability at drug stores.
Future of Education Urges Strong Teacher Effort
Fragmentary text shows Mrs Spalding stressing the growing importance of parental involvement in schools. It mentions teacher work and increasing crease in yearlong duties, with Senay calling for a large attendance and urging progress.
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Mra
Spalding
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