School Tax and Bond Debate Shapes City Finance
The council debates a forty five hundredths of one percent special tax for schools, a proposed 1 000 000 bond issue, and the impact on future levies. Councilman Gordon warns bonds can’t replace the tax while opponents question school gains and voter turnout. The piece also notes thrift week and a surge in American life insurance in 1920.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Gordon
Council Weuto
Weven
Council
Saturn
American Life Insuranes
Old Life
Tilia
Lfe
New York
Institution of Life
America
From Georgia By FRANE Lortarron
A fragment laden collage notes poems and verses from multiple voices and papers. It references love, marriage, and social scenes with quirky lines and quotations from various local sources. Thepiece mentions a sermon, a Kansas City Times snippet, fashion, and playful verse about spring and winter.
Beginning of Crime Crackdown in Fulton County Gangs
Authorities report two professional members of a gambling gang in Fulton County convicted. The case follows a grand jury exposing horse racing fraud and wiretapping by about 30 indicted suspects. Judge Humphries sentenced one man to six months in jail and fined $1,000.
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Fulton County
Powers
Kelly
Humphries
Chalagang
Atlanta
Health Talks on Gallstone Colic and Seizure Symptoms
A historical medical note explains gallstone related biliary colic and jaundice may be unseen until a stone enters the main bile duct. It describes typical seizure onset near the right ribs and upper abdomen, with painful, colicky episodes and accompanying symptoms such as chill, pallor, and weakness. First aid emphasizes hot baths, packs, and moist heat to the abdomen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auch & Colle
Ralstone
Depreciation and Obsolescence in Business Property
A long article outlines depreciation and obsolescence rules for property used in a trade or business as of March 1938. It covers tangible and intangible property, limits on goodwill depreciation, the distinction from repairs, and how amortization and depletion apply to buildings, machinery, equipment, and natural resources. It also notes conditions for automobiles and private residences, the need for individualized records, and potential government redetermination after wartime provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Arts
Gaz
Wales
New York Winter Society Scene Atop Fifth Avenue
Bits from New York describe midwinter society in the city with grand mansions, white wigs, opera evenings, and midnight gatherings. Dancers, foreign dignitaries, jewel caskets, and fashion flourish amid a postwar social revival, with Gladys Vanderbilt prominent and divorce rumors stirring.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Coquelin
Gaga
Vanderbilt Mirrored
Gladys Anderbilt
Prnitant
Fime
Plang
Thoza Apollo
Fecca
Fragments Hint at Legion Ties and Atlanta Visit
Incomplete notes mention the American Legion and a figure named MePhérgo with references to a command and a stay in Atlanta. Details are unclear but suggest a social or organizational connection tied to military veterans.
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Ithege Pott
MePhérgo
Brown
The
American Legion
Atlanta
Charles Ivey Resigns From Carolina Chemical Cord
Charles Ivey advertising manager at Carolina Chemical Cord Pay Cently resigned to become president of Fish Guang company in Richmond Virginia. He has been a frequent visitor to Atlanta during his connection with the chemical firm and his broad experience is expected to aid the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams Enterprise
Osborne Enterprise
Bunahtie
Spring
Johnson fined after shooting incident outside chicken house
James Lea Johnson was fined 51 by Judge Johnson in records court after an incident where George Daker of 257 East Winter Street shot at a man leaving a chicken house, claiming the bullet injury was sufficient to excuse the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lea Johnson
RTA
George Daker
Eaa
Winter Street
Daken
Johsson
Recorder
Confederate veterans and DAR urged to attend in Atlanta
Dr Rungell announces that Confederate veterans and Daughters of the American Revolution in Atlanta are urged to participate in a celebration. All patriotic organizations in the city and vicinity including Red Cross workers and schoolchildren are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rungell
Atlanta
Ciy
Surprises Promised at Atlanta Chamber Dinner
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce announces surprises for its annual dinner Thursday at 6 30 p m in the City Auditorium. Attendance is expected to be the largest in the chamber’s history as Taft is noted as a possible guest. Eugene R K Black retires as president and Lee Ashcraft is installed as president elect for 1931 amid reports of officer appointments and financial reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
Taft
Gadra
Eugene RK
Black
Lee Ashcraft
Robert 'B. ‘Troutman
Rambo
Sident
Clvte
Aft
Sinee
K He Chamber. of Commerce
Anhcraft
Sie Tees
Ag Fanip
pSsabble
Bae Abe
Charles
B. Robertson
Will
Ry W. Davia
Mercury Rising Weather Outlook and Warm Up Ahead
The forecast indicates temperatures will creep upward through Wednesday with a light to moderate northwest wind easing heat. Highs are expected to rise, bringing warmer weather and reducing discomfort for the Great Lakes region as the cool air shifts northward.
Bank Buys Old Attatell Stand at 92 Marlett Street
The Paderal Reserve Bank of Atlanta purchased the old Attatell homestead at 92 Marletts Street from Alfred Austel for $180,000. The deal, arranged by Weilborn, secures the property for future expansion.
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Marletts
Bank, of
Atlanta
Alfred
Austel
Orty
Actordin Weilborn
Phornton
Tell
Fragmentary college club aims at civic betterment
Fragmented OCR text shows multiple college names and a club pledge. It mentions Gladstone Pitt versity, Dr George Fra dental college, Pharmac McGure, Atlanta Baraines, and George Fox. The text notes interest in addressing problems facing late enmraden members and working for civic betterment in any way that presents itself.
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Journ Tech
Gladstone Pitt Versity
George Fra’ Dental College
Samen Thiern College of Pharmac McGure
Atlanta Baraines
George Fox
Criellan College
Piana Ta Interesself
Enmraden
Court decision clarifies power company contracts in Decatur Park case
March 1919 ruling by the railroad commission recognizes contracts between the power company and the municipalities Decatur and College Park. The decision cites jurisdiction limits over rates and notes the 1929 ruling upheld similar conclusions. Farmers caution overplanting referenced alongside New York Cotton Exchange pricing signals.
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Hecatur Troltey Heating
Rapletedd
Tate
Wasnesias
Cass
Decatur
Park
Ani
Eee
Caxe
The
Power Company
Railroad “Commission
Elehich
Decatur College
College ‘Park
Svold
Jas Nd
General Walker to Speak at Emory Chapel Lecture
General C I Irvine Walker commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans will lecture on Confederate Truths before Emory University students in the chapel at 12 30 Thursday. He led the men in gray since the Civil War era rising from colonel in 1861 to lieutenant colonel for gallantry in 1864 and later commanding roles in the South Carolina division and army of North Virginia.
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C.irvine Walker
Emory University
Walker
U. GC
South Carolina Military Academy
Tenth
South Carolina ‘Infantry
Welker
Brita Confederate
South Carolina
Police Board Delays Cohen Case Over Fitness of Chairman
Charges of mistreatment at police headquarters raised by Mrs. Caroline Cohen, an alleged shoplifter, were postponed by the police commissioners due to the chairman J W Maddox’s fitness and other members’ absence. Cohen, through attorney W Pak Carpenter, says she was falsely arrested and jailed and alleges improper treatment by a bondsman. She was recently indicted by a county grand jury.
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Caroline Cohan
Board of Police Commissioners
J. W. Maddox
Buiter Punty
Erand
Nai Ufting
Rotary dinner features O'Brien Beban in Atlanta
Unusual program at a Rotary luncheon in Atlanta showcased Nel O'Brien and George Beban with comedy sketches and stories about America. Gene Harrington spoke on Boys Clubs and youth reform, while Campbell dubbed as a leading boy expert urged full attendance at Thursday chamber dinner honoring retiring and incoming presidents Eugene Black and Lee Ashcrift.
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Atlanta -Rotariaris
America
Nel O'Brien
Vand Talia
George Beban
O'Brien
Beban
Ithbin
Atlanta
Gene
Harrington
Campbell
Rotary
Chamber
Eugene Black
Lee Ashcrrift
$1,000 Sheet Metal Equipment Gifted to Vocational Class
The text records a $1,000 sheet metal equipment gift to a vocational class at Tech High School. It notes a luncheon, a presentation, and the endorsement of local workers, with the superintendent absent due to unavoidable circumstances.
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Sion
Eesti
Tech High
Ayeatnae Secasion
Peratt
Thaster
VUregue uf Annie: Mes hove Inore Gace th Kivemes nate Pentre soumatry
An unclear fragment mentions Annie and references a delivery and times but lacks coherent details. The readable portion implies a person named Annie related to a delivery event with unspecified timing. NoFurther concrete names or places are discernible.
Bakers of Southeast Hold Meeting Here
The annual meeting of the executive committee of the Southeastern Association of Baking Industries opened at the Piedmont hotel at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning and continued all day, with next session to be held in Birmingham. The Atlanta branch hosted, with A B Marvin as president, and social events included a noonday lunch and a Tuesday dinner. Local committee members and several attendees from multiple states were present.
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Southeastern Association of Baking * Industries
Piedmont Hotel
Birmingham
Birmingham Association
Atlanta
Las
Als
Leo Koostter
Vicksburg
Miss
A. H. Vorles
New Orleans
John Cureton
Freenville
S.C
John Seibold
Jini
Fie
John Kern
Knoxvillé
National League of Women Voters Plans Atlanta Conference
Final plans for the third regional conference of the National League of Women Voters were completed at a meeting in Atlanta. National secretary Mrs Solon Jacobs of Birmingham and regional director Mrs Julian B Sallay of Aiken S C attended. The executive board will meet in Atlanta for three days prior to the conference with sessions at the Georgian Terrace and a Wesley Memorial Church dinner on Tuesday at the Capital City Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League of Women
Atlanta
Solon Jacobs
Birmingham
Julian B -Sallay
Aiken
S.C
Georgia
Aunle C. Wright
Tela
Georgian Terrace
Wesley Memorial
Ehuren
Napier Mandamus Hearing to Conclude Today
In Georgia superior court Judge W D Elin hears the mandamus case filed by George M Napier to compel Secretary McLendon to certify or transmit election returns for attorney general after Tuesday’s proceedings. The dispute centers on whether term dates for the attorney general are fixed by the constitution or by statute and if 1918 act applies.
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George M. Napier
Elyeral-Elect
G. McLendon
McLendon
Dorsey
Derson
Mandaiiit
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