Crematory funds spark council protests in Atlanta budget
City finance debates stretch into Thursday with debates over crematory funding, charter reserves, and salary budgets. Council members like Mason press for subsidies, while opponents warn against overruns as departments seek raises and new projects including street improvements and a nurses dormitory at Grady Hospital.
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Claude Mason
Atlanta
Bne
Fternoon
Humphrey
Capitol View
Zade Smith
Clayton
Budert
Department State
Stret
Foster
New York
Woodward
Hu B Nutting
Testimonial on Kilmer Swamp Root Cure for Bladder Trouble
A reader from Greenville Michigan testifies to a complete bladder cure from Kilmer Swamp Root after doctors could not help. He cites a 50 cent bottle and urges others to request a sample and booklet from Kilmer Co. in Binghamton New York. The letter is sworn before a notary in Montcalm County Michigan.
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Kilmers
Peter van Devnse
Greenville
Michigan
Montcalm
Gleason
Dr Kilmer & Co
Binghamton NY
Atlanta Daily Constitution
Libeller of King Denied Entry to United States
Washington DC January 16 Edward F Mylius a London journalist convicted of libeling King George was ordered deported as an un desirable immigrant by Secretary Nagel under moral turpitude rules The decision holds his offense as a false charge of bigamy not purely political a court conviction cannot be overridden by motive The case hinges on whether the crime qualifies as political or moral turpitude and notes potential appeal to courts.
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Washington, DC
Edward F Myfius
London
King George
United States
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Mylius
Wylius
Mylins
Mylus
England
Paris
Myus
George
Michael Culme-Searmour
Trevelyan Napier
Wagel
America
Anjd
Mrs
Napier
Mia
Myilus I
William Freeman dies in Broad Street fall mystery
The 16 year old William Freeman route inspector for The Constitution died from injuries after a fall on Broad Street viaduct. Funeral today at 3 pm Greenberg Bond chapel with ballbearers named. Interment Greenwood cemetery. Freeman worked four years at The Constitution starting at age 12.
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William Freeman
The
Constitution
Broad Street
Greenberg & Bond
Greenwood Cemetery
John Knight
R Tiancock
Harry Beddingfield
R Reynolds
W Clayton
Pete Aj
Erwin Young Dreeman
Grady Hospital Ahortl
Broad Street Bridge
Bankers Far Apart On Monetary Reform
Washington January 16 two wide ly different plans for banking and currency legislation were urged to the house currency reform committee by George M Reynolds of Chicago and Nash of New York. Reynolds backed a central power like the central reserve association with a strong supervising board while Nash favored a federation of twenty regional clearing houses with loan certificates convertible to government currency. Both men argued against copying foreign methods and debated whether a supervising treasury board should control note issuance.
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Washington
George M. Reynolds
Chicago Continental and Commercial National Bank
National Monetary Commission
Central Reserve Association
Monetary Commission
A Nash
New York Corn Exchange Bank
New York Clearing House Association
America
Glass
Treasury Board
Reynolds
Supervising Board
Kryptok glasses advertised by Moore & Sons at 42 N Broad
The advertisement proclaims Kryptok the aristocrat of the opticians fitting table made in Atlanta by Jno LL Moore & Sons. It promises far and near vision in one lens with no seam and claims the most comfortable glasses. Located at 42 North Broad Street in the Grant building.
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Kryptok
Opticians
Atlanta
Jno. LL Moore & Sons
N. Broad St. Grant Building
Respite Granted to Allen and His Son
Richmond Va. January 16 Floyd and Claude Allen two Hillsville clansmen sentenced to die for their part in the Carroll court house murders last March were again reprieved today by Governor Mann The governor decreed that the 41 Jews should be electrocuted Friday March 7 unless otherwise ordered He agreed to hear argument February 1 in favor of commutation Allen and his son were relieved when informed another delay had been gained by their lawyers and friends.
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Richmond
Floyd
Claude Allen
Hillsville
Mann
Allen
Atlantans Leave for Panama Canal Trip
A Navy league party of about thirty people from Washington, Philadelphia and northern points departs from Key West on Saturday to visit the Panama Canal construction. Atlanta members include Mr and Mrs St Elmo Massengale H B Chamberlain C A Horne E F C Atkins Tom Donaldson R Lee Avery Milton A Smith. Others listed are W R Delk Marietta R E Warner Anniston Ala and B C Randall Griffin.
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Panama
Navy League
Washington
Philadelphia
Key West
Atlanta
St Elmo Massengale
H. B Chamberlain
C A Horne
E F C Atkins
Tom Donaldson
R. Lee Avery
Milton A Smith
W RF Delk
Marietta
R. E Warner
Anniston
Ala
B C Randall
Griffin
Gross Frauds Against Indians at White Earth Reservation
Washington reports charging the Interior Department with gross frauds against Indians on the White Earth reservation in Minnesota. The House committee on expenditures in the interior department says Indians were defrauded of land and timber, with Major James McLaughlin and Simon Michelet named in faulty allotment actions. The inquiry cites fraudulent sales in 1900 and improper notices and partialities benefiting lumber interests, while criticizing former Commissioner Leupp for blocking fuller Indian complaints to President Roosevelt. The recommendation calls for congressional remedy to curb the control of land worth about 1.006 billion dollars by the Indian affairs commissioner.
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Washington
White Earth
Minnesota
James McLaughlin
House
Committee On
Interior Department
Congress
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
United States
Simon Michelet
Thomas Downs
Francis E. Leupp
Roosevelt
Funeral notices and obituaries from Carrollton Ga
G F Matthews of Carrollton dies and funeral held at home with Rev Jesse Dodd and Rev W E Dozier officiating. Survived by wife, son John Matthews, daughters Mamie Faulkner and Pardee, two brothers and two sisters. Virginia Norwood dies at age six. body to be moved to Logansville for interment. Jimmy Coker, four year old daughter of J E Coker, dies. funeral at Pooales chapel and interment at Toccoa.
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G. F. Matthews
Carrollton
G F Matthews
John Matthews
Mamie Faulkner
Pardee
Jesse Dodd
W. EH. Dozier
Virginia Norwood
WP Norwood
Brown Mill Road
Harry G Pooles
Logansville
Jimmy Coker
Jimmy
J E Coker
State Street
Pooale’s Chapel
Toccoa
Mourns Miss Annie Owens 22 Died at Home
Miss Annie L Owens aged 22 died Thursday morning at 3a South Humphries Street. Survived by mother Mrs J C Owens two sisters Nettie and Willie and brother Jesse Owens. Funeral from residence Saturday at 10 AM, interment Greenwood Cemetery.
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Annie L. Owens
South Humphries Street
J C Owens
Nettie
Willie
Jesse Owens
Greenwood Cemetery
Clyde Not Involved In Police Court Case
A report in The Constitution claimed Elon Clyde was ordered to stay away from Mrs. and I Wofford on Kelly Street. The item was erroneous due to a mistaken police court reference. Clyde lives with his parents at 117 North.
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Elon Clyde
West End
I. Wofford
Kelly Street
Clyde
Helves
North
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