Alfred Austell Elected Atlanta National Director
Alfred Austell was elected a director of the Atlanta National Bank at the four nations banks and one state bank of Atlanta stockholders meeting Tuesday. The board also elected officers for the year, with Austell succeeding Frank E Block. Other banks reported solid finances and continued earnings. Lowry National Bank named Miss J Spencer Knapp as an assistant cashier, the city’s first woman officer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Nations
State Bank of
Atlanta
Alfred Austell
Firat
Atlanta National Bank
Frank E Block
William Lawson Peel
Robert F. Waddox
Albert E Thornton
Ed H. Inman
Jack J. Spalding
Samuel C. Dobbs
James L. Dickey
Dr. W. &. Elkin
Willam J. Davie
H. BR. Durand
Meesing
Riobert F. Maddox
James 8. Floyd
George F. Donovan
Thomas J. Peeples
J. 3. Kennedy
D. B de~ Saussure
R. B. Cunningham
James F. Alexander
Leo Stillman
A. N. Anderson
Lowry National Bank
J. Spencer Knapp
Lowry Bank
Thomas J. Avery
Mall F. Wilkinson
John FE. Murphy
Frank Adair
W. B. Prescott
H. Warner Martin
H. M. Williams
J. H. Porter
R. W. Woodruff
William Candler
R. E B. Hightower
Thomaston
John T. Talmadge, Jr
Athens
The
Lowry National
Vice Provident
EB. A. Banckeer
Ernest Ramspeck
Bancker
Ramspeck
Georgia
Miss Knapp
Fred McSwain
G. P. Sasser
Lowry
John R. Bradford, Jr
John ©. Murphy
Henry W. Davis
H. Warner
Martin
J. H. Nunnally
Fulton National Bank
Ponsrtion
Bolling Jones
Jones
Folsom
Marietta Street
Citizens and Southern Bank
Hoke-Smith
W. H. Brittain
W. F. Pattillo
W. J
William J. Blalock
Arthur B. Sims
Henry B. Kennedy
Ryburn G. Clay
Garnett C. Evans
Joseph M. Selman
Frank W. Blalock
Jones H. Ewing
Fashiors
Fourth National
Hank
Fourth National Bank
Gurpius
Edward C. Peters
Charles A. Wickersham
W. T. Gentry
David Woodward
John Eli. Ottley
James D. Robinson
James W. English
John J. Woodside
Charles 3. Ryan
Harry L. English
D. N. McCullough
Harry P. Hermance
Cator Woolford
Robert N. Hughes
Lee Ashcraft
Thomas H. Daniel
Edwin Johnson
W. T. Parkerson
Hatt. B. Rogers
Thomas P. Hinma
Pelham
John K. Ottley
Charles I. Ryan
Hatton B. Rogers
William T. Perkerson
Stewart McGinty
Gashier
Frank M. Berry
Julian Clayton
T. W. ‘Townsend
Edward H. Daly
Henry B. Longino
Samuel J. Fuller
Central Bank
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
Peachtree
Tenth Streets
Asa G. Candler, Sr
Johns. Owens
W. M. Nixon
George E. Hing
Sam D. Jones
Norman C. Miller
W. 8. Hamby
W. C. Harper
Charles Howard Candler
Willis B. Jones
R. A. McTyer
E. J. Daniel
C. B. Howard
B. ¥.Coggins
Walter T. Candler
Hastings
G. F Willis
Henry C. Heinz
Edgar Dunlap
Bank
Merster
John & Owens
Carl H. Lewis
Arthur J. Stitt
Fonville McWhorter
Thomas
Stewart Will Need Several Lawyers Says Prohi Director
Federal prohibition director James A. Fort told the Constitution reporter that Mayor Murray Stewart of Savannah will probably need several lawyers before the matter is finally wound up in connection with the dispute between Stewart and federal prohibition officer Jesse E. Mercer. The exchange follows reports that Stewart had employed counsel.
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Stewart
James A. Fort
Georgia
S: Constitution Reportier
Murray Stewart
Savannah
Jesse E. Mercer
Savaangh
City Wins Verdict In Pavement Suit
The city of Atlanta won a court ruling against the Georgia Railway and Power Company to repair Lee street between the car tracks. A verdict favored the city Tuesday in superior court after a week of trial before Judge John T. Pendleton. The power company may appeal as attorneys indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorgia Railway and Power Company
City of
Atlanta
Georgia Railway and Power Comely
Lee Street
John T. Pendleton
Park Street
Mevall’s
Pendleton
Power Company
James L. Mayson
Jessa N. Wood
Colquitt & Conyers
Dewer Company
Rev J W Ham to Speak at Decatur Baptist Ladies
Baptist pastor Rev John W Ham will address the ladies of the First Baptist Church Thursday afternoon at 3:80 oclock. The talk will be delivered in Mrs Thompson’s parlor at 24 Church Street in Decatur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Ham
The
Baptist ‘Tabernacle
the First Baptist Church
Decatur
Supreme Court of Georgia Judgments Affirmed in Error
Judgment reversed in a Georgia Supreme Court case involving multiple trustees and plaintiffs in error. Attorneys Griffin Hall Grice and others appear for plaintiffs in error. The record lists several defendants, counsel, and judges from Chatham and Candler counties with varied affiliations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ot Et al
Budstabe
Warren Superior Court
Jonge Walker
EB AcGreger
G. Davis M
Felts
Bell Et al
Chatham
Tadge Nefarnia
George J. Mehter
Ades & Adis
Roary
Prudentia
Dosurance Spony of America
Idge Ma
Idge Ma G W
Griffin, Hall
Bird Et al
Vy Wrankiln
Candler
Hardeman Hinva
Hardwick & Jordan
Little, Powell, Smith & Goldstein
J. J. Brown
Contm
Transferred to Court of Arpe Elmorey
Court action notes a transfer involving Southern Banking Company and Dougherty, with references to the court process and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Arpe Elmorey
Southern Banking +amnany
Dougherty
Montezuma Telephone seeks higher long distance rates
The state railroad commission held a busy session Tuesday hearing petitions from public service companies. Montezuma Telephone asked for new long distance rates with Southern Bell, contending a contract paying 224 percent of long distance revenue is insufficient to cover salaries and operating costs. Other cases were heard during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railroad Commission
Montezuma Telephone Company
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Montezuma Company
Southern Bell
Smigjl
Georgia rail and utility petitions on docket today
The docket lists petitions from Central of Georgia Railroad to discontinue freeswitching charges at Americas on Farmers' Cotton Oil plant, Georgia carriers for uniform five pound brick weight, Southern Railway to close Topeka Junction agency, Lewis-Chitty of Jacksonville against Folkston to Jesup passenger rates, Athens Gas Light for rate increase, Wrightsville and Tennille for passenger schedule changes, and Tallulah Falls to close Rabun Gap agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central of Georgia Railroad
Americas
Farmers’ Cotton Oil Company
Carriers of Georgia
Southern Railway
Topeka Junction
Lewis-Chitty Company
Jacksonville
Fla
Folkston
Jesup
Atlantic Coast
Athens Gas Light Company
Wrightsville and Tennille
Tallulah Falls
Rabun Gap
Attack on Law Creating Barbers Board Reviewed
Judge Pendleton issued a supersedeas ordering the Barber Examiners to deposit all collected funds in a local bank until the Supreme Court rules on the constitutionality of licensing barbers. G. E Cooper and others sought a temporary injunction alleging nonuniform, arbitrary board power and no appeal. Judge Belt dismissed the petition. appeal to the storage court followed. Attorneys Lewis Anderson for plaintiffs. Bond Almond Miller and Branch Howard for the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John T. Pendleton
State Board of Barber Examiners
Supreme Court
G. E Cooper
Rey Bolling
George L Belt
Stprage
Bill of Exceptions
Roy Lewis
J. J. Anderson
Bond Almond
J. A. Miller
Branch & Howard
Boans of Examiners
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Daniel Bros. Company
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
Hart Schaffner
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Daniel Bros.Company
Georgia ‘Realty Meet
Mercer
Second Baptist Church
Washington
Senator Bankhead
Alabama
House of Representatives
Dent
John Gilmore
Greenville
J. L. Davis
Macon
T. C. Miller
Sam
Swilling
Hiberton
Louis A’ Thorpe
Francis Calhoun
Augusta
H. R. Powell
GA. Mercer
G. W. Mercer
J. H. Reynolds
Gainesville
Georgia Realty Association
Prohi
J. W. Ham
Supreme Court of Georgia
Eve Claude Payton
Passmore & Forehand
Perry & Williamson, Potts, & Hotmaser
Marx
Barbers’ Board