Hospital row up to council on Grady staffing feud
The hospital dispute at Grady is set for the general council meeting Monday afternoon. The hospitals committee discussed two resolutions by Councilman Foster to abolish bedside teaching and to allow hospital trustees to elect a medical staff independent of medical colleges. A major report by Cofield and Boynton opposes the resolutions. Johnston signs a minority report in support. Attendees included Drs Westmoreland, Goldsmith, and Toraugh from Atlanta medical schools, Trustee President Joseph Hirsch, and Mayor Maddox.
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Grady Hospital
General Council
Foster
Cofield and Boynton
Johnston
Sh.eco
Grady
Trick bidding costs Chicago city money
Chicago oversight finds the city paid 318111 for street repair while a split bid would have cost 218610. The composite bid hid high and low elements, allowing an extra 96601 to be spent. Law department offers no remedy, and courts require payment per contract terms.
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Chicago
Hanberg
Busse
Law Department
Itg
Warship bombardment denied by Hamburg lines
A Hamburg based company stated that reports of a bombardment near the Siberian coast are untrue. The steamers Mota Woerman and Hen Tistte Yeoerman were detained for several hours before one vessel returned to Hamburg. The Woerman company lodged a formal complaint with the foreign office.
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Hapburg
Woerran Tins
Mota Woerman
Hen- Tistte Yeoerman
Siberian
Wessels
Hamburg
Woerman
Foreign Office
Flat Silver Pattern Variety Surpasses Small Shops
Flat Silver offers a wide range of patterns and new designs making shopping more satisfactory than limited assortments from smaller shops. Larger buying reduces costs and keeps prices more reasonable for customers.
Franklin Celebration Honors Benjamin Franklin in Atlanta
The 203rd birthday observance for Benjamin Franklin proceeds at Cable concert hall Peachtree and Broadstreet with Atlanta Topographical Union No 48 coordinating a varied program. Distinguished speakers include Judge Richard B Russell Asa G Candler and Rev Henry A Atkinson. A vaudeville and concert segment features Miss Fanille Davies Mina Madeline Saloshin and The Gate City Quartet amid instrumental and choral pieces. The event, timed for 745 PM, aims to showcase union history and civic pride in Atlanta during a colorful evening of music talks and entertainment.
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Benjamin Franklin
Cable
Peachtree
Broadstreet
Atlanta Topographical Union No 48
J J Hobby
Walter H Grant
Wade FP Harding
Dan W Green
W. S Wardlaw
W EB Atthison
B Lee Smith
Earle E Griggs
Jerome Jones
Charles A. Jones
R T Peavy
W H Hawkins
Lee Holla
W. D. Curraway
George DeFraing
N H Kirkpatrick
Atlanta
International Typographical Union
Genea
St Joseph
South
J J. Hebb
Union
Richard B Russell
Becigie
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Asa G Candler
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Henry A Atkinson
Central Congregational Church
D W Green
Fechss
Les Rameaux
Tantasle Brit- Nante
Lesbach- Mina Madeline Saloshic
Finance committee to present January apportionment
The finance committee of the general council completed its January apportionment sheet and will present it Monday afternoon. It denies rumors of mass layoffs or office consolidations, saying increases are modest across all departments and no heads will roll.
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General Council
Councl
Council
Ag Theta
Finance Committee
Swanson
Balak Our Dupalst
Lake St
Chicabo
Jacobs’ Pharmacy Co
Guardian Named to Care for Dennis Sullivan’s Estate
Dennis Sullivan declared incapable by jury in Ordinary's court upon petition by his daughter Annie Sullivan. The estate valued at 26000 was deeded to John P. Yancey, a minor grandson, with Mary P. Yancey as his mother holding power of attorney. The jury found incapacity and Guardian Mt Blount was appointed after proceedings and counsel.
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Dennis Sullivan
Annie Sullivan
Sullivan
John P Yancy
Mary P Yancey
Sam
Miss Sullivan
Iteatinea
Mra Yancy
Congress awards 31600 to Fitzgerald widow in post office case
Washington reports the house passed a bill granting Fitzgeralds widow 1500 dollars, equal to a year of pay, for the death of Postoffice Inspector Charles Fitzgerald who was shot at Clinton Mississippi on September 28 while investigating an alleged $100 shortage in postal accounts. The assailant was Will Sorsby, assistant postmaster there. A temporary restraining order was issued to bar rent collection on the property, with A J McBride named guardian and M N Blount named temporary receiver to handle deeds.
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Fitzgerald
Postoffice
Washington
Charles Fitzgerald
Clinton
Miss
Will Sorsby
Sorsc
Jorge Elle
Fire destroys Murdock place near Ringgold
The home of 5 N Duke, one mile from Ringgold, previously the Murdock place, was destroyed by fire a few nights ago. It is said Mr Duke had $1,000 insurance on the house and $300 on the furniture.
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Ringgold, We
Goyccial
Duke
Murdock Place
Buy it once and you always use 5 EK Flour
A compact ad suggests buyers should choose 5 EK Flour for consistent results. The pitch emphasizes a one time purchase securing ongoing use. No additional details or context provided.
Receiver Sought for Equitable Loan and Security Company
Publication clarifies suit filed by F 3 Palmslee seeking a receiver for Equitable Loan and Security Company. The Constitution’s Dec 30 report titled Receiver Asked for Equitable caused confusion with Equitable Life Assurance Society. Trial before Judge Pendleton was postponed and will likely be heard this week.
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F. 3 Palmslee
Equitable Loan and Security
Equitable
Equitable Life Assurance Society
United States
Georgia
Equitable Lite
Auit
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Tudge Pendleton
Wll
Man Fights to Recover Stolen Whisky in Macon Case
Ike Bashinski seeks return of 3600 worth of whiskies and wines after police seize a liquor stock from his Macon business. He faces multiple charges for operating a place selling intoxicants. A court row over the goods continues as lawyers seek recovery from Chief Wescott, with further appeals and potential higher court involvement anticipated. George A Smith shows improvement. doctors hopeful for a swift recovery.
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Brown House
Macon
Ike Bashinski
Sam Wescott
Bashinski
Court of Appeals
Atlanta
Bashineki
Chief Wescott
Joe Hi Hall
Thia City
Hail
Queen Jelena of Italy Decorated by Emperor Francis Joseph
Vienna January 16 reports Emperor Francis Joseph awards Queen Jelena the grand cross of the Order of Elizapeth for self sacrifice and heroism following the Calabria and Sicily earthquake. The decoration comes with an autograph letter from the emperor.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Jelena
Italy
Calabria
Sicily
Pyramid Pile Cure offer and free trial coupon
Excerpt promises rapid relief for piles by sending name and address for a free trial package of Pyramid Pile Cure. Claims include reducing inflammation congestion and itching with cures and urges avoiding operation. Advertisement notes 50 cents per 4% box and drugstore availability.
Pyramid Drug Company Coupon Promise Prompts Mail-In Offer
Fragmentary stationery style notice advertises a mail order coupon to obtain a “great Pyramid” packet. It directs recipients to send to Pyramid Drug Company at Eeramid Building Marshal Mioh. The poorly legible copy promises delivery by mail in a plain wrapper.
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Newfield
Pyramid Drug Company
Eeramid
Marshal
Mioh
Great Pyramid
Mall
Prominent Atlanta Man Leads Southern Congress Pledge Drive
Prominent Atlanta figure Nawed YWeme heads a new executive committee of the Southern Commercial Congress as pledges reach 23000 toward a million dollar Southern building. McNeill adds 7000 with Washington expected to contribute up to 100000. New committees named, and a Houston led luncheon for guests marked a formal progress report on southern business advancement.
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Atlanta
The
Southern Commercial Congress
Southern Commercial
South
McNeill
Havana
Cuba
Robert McNeil
Washington
Charles A Douglas
Douglas
Charles Hall Davis
Petersburg
John A Fox
New Orleans
Charles H Davis
Betersburg
Alexander
Rufus Rhodes
Culpepper Exum
John B. Kaul
Robert Jemison, Jr
Birmingham
Asa Grandler
John G Huge
Committee Seeks Bonaparte Opinion on Merger Authority
The Senate special committee investigating the Culberson resolution plans to invite Attorney General Bonaparte to discuss presidential authority to allow the absorption of the Tennagses Coal and Tron Company by United States Steel Corporation. The invitation is not a subpoena and Bonaparte may respond by sending a representative or submitting information. The committee adjourned until Thursday awaiting a reply.
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Bonaparte
Washington
Senate
Culberson
Judiciary Committee
Tennagses Coal and Tron Company
United States Steel Corporation
Duty on barytes sought by Georgia miners and property owners
North Georgia miners and property owners plan to push for a tariff on barytes in the tariff revisions. Bartow and Murray counties hold large deposits that could meet U S demand, but current free-list status allegedly makes mining unprofitable. Supporters say tariff protection would foster a strong regional industry and regional upbuilding.
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North Georgia
Cartersville
Bartow
Murray
United States
Georgia
Florida Senator Proposes Miscegenation Crime Sanction
Washington dispatch reports Senator Milton of Florida seeking to criminalize miscegenation in the District of Columbia. The bill would punish any person with even one drop of negro blood with ten years imprisonment and a $1,000 fine. It targets intermarriage and declares offspring illegitimate and incapable of inheritance.
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Milton
Washington
Florida
District of Columbia
Hundred Cars Pledged At Georgia Fruit Exchange Meetings
One hundred cars of peaches pledged and over $1500 in stock subscriptions raised this week for President Bagley of the Georgia Fruit Exchange. At Culden and Culloden forty and sixty cars respectively were pledged with large stock subscriptions. Fort Valley meeting postponed due to bad weather. Manager Fleming to travel to Cincinnati Dayton and Chattanooga to recruit Georgia orchard growers.
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Bagley
Georgia Fruit Exchange
Fock @ point
Burnessie
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic
Fort Valley
Macon
Marshallville
Oglethorpe
Montezuma
Fleming
Cincinnati
Dayton
Chattanooga
Georgia
Southern Florida Special One Day Train from Atlanta
The Florida Special departs Atlanta daily at 1:35 a.m and arrives Jacksonville at 8:40 p.m. It features day coaches dining car and parlor cars with connections to east coast routes. Macon is the next stop after leaving Atlanta. Do not demand KK flour.
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Florida
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Forest Coast
Cuba
Macon
Bottlers Meet Here Tuesday
A Coca Cola bottlers convention for the southern states is set for Atlanta with more than 50 plants represented. The program includes history of Coca Cola, legal pointers, business discussions, theater party at the Orpheum, and a smoker at the Aragon hotel plus a joke contest with a prize. Crawford Johnson will speak on The Big Smoke.
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Atlantis
South
Channel 4
Atlanta
Charieg
Rathwager
Coca-Cola
Asa G. Candler
Dudge Jonas Cendier Tamch
Dgta
Orpheum
Alglanta
Aragon Hotel
Crawford Johnson
Birmingham
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Carmichael
Talman Furniture Company
Whitehall Street
Hospital Row
Maier & Berkele
Franklin
Atlanta Typographical Union
New Rose
Wardigw & Co
Atchison
Hilly Wardlaw
Guy Harris
Walton and Reynolds
BH Galloway
JB Stavall
Horace Taul
Rasmond Menkce
JB Stovall
Mabel Whitney
Gate City Quartet
Horace Paul
Hi Galloway
J B Glovall
Raymond Menkes
Cordele
Cordale
Ray
Hob Jam
Alabama
Commt House
Methodiat Church
Christ
Mead
Congress
Ringgold
Equitable Life
Life Assurance Society
City End
Tate Ateneede
Com Metal Congress
Elmo Massengale
Lanta
Massengales
John & Parker
Roosevelt
Saya Bernard Benbe
Goodell
Iowa
MB Benbe
James McCarter
Edmund Street
St. Paul
JT Jolly Juniata
America
Rountree
Trunk & Bag CO
W. Z. Turner
Mgr
Whitehall ST
cca-Cola
Tessa
Senantonio Tex
Will FF
Ranede
Detamet Natlopat Bank
Bank I
Ieee Maxey Resemed
Sentenond
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