Betla and Brighter 13 Are Predicted at Warman Banquet
The thirteenth annual Warman banquet last night at the Mont Hotel drew over 240 retail merchants and finess men. J. F. Warman hosted, boosting Atlanta merchants' faith in a strong business year for 1921. E R Smith toasted optimism and noted careful study of commercial conditions. Peltey of Co-operation and Dee Ashcraft, new Atlanta Chamber of Commerce president, urged cooperative, progressive policy for Atlanta and the southeast, stressing the strength of Alabama's business leadership.
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Warman
J. 4
Ray Malone Company
Betne
Atlanta
E.R. Smith
Smith & Higging
Peltey
Dee Ashcraft
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Southeast
Ala
The Gumps King Tipper The First and What He Does
Fragmented text describes a character named Gumps King Tipper The First. It mentions choices like leaving and buying a new one to be cheaper and references poor boys and a head waiter position. The source is garbled and uncertainty remains about clear events or outcomes.
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Wes
Federal Reserve official cites stability after price relief
Wellborn governor of the Federal Reserve Bank of the sixth district outlines conditions leading to national business disturbance and predicts a quick return to better times. He notes no contraction of loans or currency and cites an 80 percent rise in Atlanta Fed loans year over year, with December money in circulation at an all time high.
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M B. Wellborn
Federal Reserve Bank
Atlanta
Haas and Howell Buy Rhett O'Blarne Lochridge Fire Insurance
The Rhett O Blarne Lochridge firm sells its local fire insurance business to Haas and Howell. The move eases focus on general agency work across Georgia Florida Mississippi and Louisiana. Haas and Howell, formed by Aaron Haas, include Edwin B R Hass Herman J Haas and G Arthur Howell.
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Haas and Howell
Rhett-Obierne-Lochridge Fire
Rhett, O'Blarne & ‘Lochridge
Haas & Howell
Focal Insurance
South
Georgia
Florida
Mississippi
Louisiana
Haas & Howeall
Aaron Haas
Edwin BR. Hass
Herman J. Haas
G. Arthur Howell
Aeron Haas Sons & Howell
Automobile “Insurance Company
Hartford
City of New York Insurance Company
New York
Hudson Insurance’ Company
The
Svea Insurance Company
Gottenburg, Awedeen
the Insurance Company of Philadelphia
Atlanta Living Costs Show Slight Increase in 1920
Washington reports December 1920 living costs rose 21 of 31 major cities since December 1919, led by Chicago up 3.6 percent and Los Angeles up 6.2 percent. Nashville, Memphis, and Atlanta showed small gains while Birmingham and Mobile posted declines. Kamper Grocery notes December gains over 1919 for milk, coal, rent, and wood, with eggs, raisins, and prunes pricier locally.
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Washington
Monthly Review
Department of Labor
Chicas
Los Angeles
Memphis
Jacksonville
New Orleans
Houston
Norfolk
Richmond
Atlanta
Savannah
Birmingham
Mobile
F. I. Kamper
Kamper Grocery Company
Kamper
Fire damages Jones Avenue building and contents
A fire of unknown origin last night at 11 damaged a Jones Avenue building and its contents. Fire Chief W B Cody reported 35000 in losses. the 23.2 warehouses housed building materials. The roof was destroyed and water damaged the inventory. the DeJarnette Supply Co. used the building and it was owned by Judge Ernest C Kontz.
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Jones Avenue
W. B. Cody
deJarnette Supply Company
Ernest. C. Kontz
Police asked to arrest wife and two brothers in Greenville trip
R A Fields of 485 Shmpson street sought police aid at midnight to stop his wife and her two brothers Tom and Cleve Harrison, guests at his home, from leaving with guns after an argument. She reportedly deserted their 8 year old child Gertrude as they moved toward Greenville.
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Greenville
Aas
R. A. Fields
Shmpson Street
Fields
Tom
Cleve Harrison
Gertrude
Ields
Tech High Building Plans Explained at Banquet
The All Tech High banquet at the Kimball House showcased plans for a new elaborate Tech High building. Professor W A Button served as toastmaster and cited that 97 of 89 graduates entered college, a record for the school. Speakers included Charles Culver Mell R Wilkinson Foote Ashby Jones Mayor Key and others. Mayor Key spoke on the emergency school tax passage and warned injunctions would fail if efforts to stop it continued.
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All Tech High
Kimball House
W. A. ‘Button
Tech High
Charles Culver
Gadsden
Ala
Mell R. Wilkinson
W. ©. Foote
Ashby Jones
Ponce de Leon Baptist Church
Mayor Key
Frank Inman
Albert Jordan
White
Wardlaw
Simmons, Chaney
Wolcott
Key
Lamberton Granted Custody Of Disputed Boy In Georgia
Macon Ga January 18 In a custody dispute over W C Patterson Jr aged 6 one grandmother Mrs H G Lamberton was awarded custody The case arose after the childs mother died and the two grandmothers fought at the mothers grave The appeal by paternal grandmother Mrs Patterson was dismissed keeping the child in Lambertons custody The father later remarried a daughter of Mrs Lamberton and remains in military service.
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Macon
W. C. Patterson, Jr
H. G. Lamberton
Court of Ordinary
Lamberton
Patterson
Cus Lody
Tha
Lambertaona
Lambertson
Fire damages Clemson college kitchen and commissary
Fire this morning partially destroyed the kitchen and commissary at Clemson College. Loss estimated at 25000 dollars, possibly covered by insurance from the sinking fund commission of the state. Kitchen and commissary are attached to barracks No 1, the largest of three dormitories. Fire confined to original limits by cadet corps efforts. no injuries reported.
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Clemson College
Sinking Fund Commission of the States
Saxophone Numbers Enjoyed By Kiwanis Club
Arthur W. Falkinburg introduced himself as the musical star for the day and performed saxophone numbers that surprised the Kiwanis club. Abel Winburn, pianist for the Yellow Jacket quartet, accompanied him at the piano during the weekly luncheon program.
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Vene -Poncy
Madgaracea
Kiwanis Club
Arthur W. Falkinburg
Abel Winburn
Yellow Jacket
Reporting on Alabama mine strike and guard actions
The report details arrests of Alabama National Guard soldiers at Jasper over the killing of coal miner William Baird and notes a request from the United Mine Workers of Alabama for federal troops in the mine strike district. Governor Kilby asserts state troops can handle the situation without federal aid.
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Alabama “National Guard
Jasper
William Baird
Baird
WAR
Washington
Alabama
Alabama National Guard
White House
United Mine Workers of Alabama
War Department
Montgomery
Ala
Kilby
Savannah Liquor Charges Probed
Federal officials in Atlanta were stirred as reports of Kas Bell s charges reached the city amid a long running clash between Savannah Mayor Murray Stewart and prohibition authorities over enforcement of dry laws. Colonel Jouse Mercer accused local authorities of connivance with distillers and bootleggers, which Stewart denied, sparking a volley of interviews and counter charges. A Washington ordered investigation was rumored as the dispute continued from Savannah.
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Huainesy
United States District Attorney
Atlanta
Kas- Bell
Murray Stewart
Savannah
Prohibition Department
Jouse Mercer
Prohibition
Stewart
Washington
Gantt
S_ ree
Savannah raid reports and officer discontent in federal probe
In Savannah investigators pursue a federal inquiry with raids yielding salable goods and whisky seizures while officials debate who leads the probe. Gantt praises progress as Broderick departs for Savannah, and Kassel’s liquor protection claims resurface despite denials from Ivy Hassel and district attorneys.
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Kassel
Savannah
Ivy Hassel
Ditrict
Turner
Hassel
Fassel
Mortuary notices list several local deaths and survivors
Frank James aged 30 died Sunday at residence. Survived by widow, parents M F James, five sisters and five brothers. Herbert Wilcox infant son of Mr and Mrs Herbert H Wilcox died Monday at 137 South Ashley. He is survived by his parents. James A Head aged 10 died Monday morning at 508 Ashley Street. Head survived by widow and one son. J F Head: three daughters, Mrs. Cora...
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Frank James
James
Waverly An
M. F. James
Herbert Wilcox
Herbert H. Wilcox
South Ashley Street
James A. Head
Ashley Street
T! Mount Perrin Baptist Church
Poyersferry Road
Donehoo
Notable Family Names in Incomplete Obituary Snippet
The fragment lists B. Raden, Mrs. Carria EB. Borton and Mrs. Miller, and a sister named Mrs. Eugene Bryan. Other details such as contexts, ages, locations, or relationships are not present in the text.
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B. Raden
Carria EB. Borton
Mra
Fe Miller
Eugene Bryan
Georgia to honor General Lee on birthday anniversary
The University of Georgia in Athens will observe the birthday anniversary of General Robert E. Lee with a fitting program on Wednesday. Judge Andrew J. Cobb is to deliver an address titled Life and Character of General Lee, reflecting on his life and legacy.
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Athens
Spe
University of Georgia
Robert B. Lee
Andrew J. Cobb
Generae
Lodge Communications And Masonic Events At Buckhead
The Sardis Lodge No 107 B and A F will hold a regular communication at Buckhead Temple Wednesday evening at 7:30. Brethren expected for Fellowcraft work, with a special conclave No 4 ET to be held atTemple. The Order of Malta conferral for qualified Knights. attendees invited. Clyde Hoke Commander, Edw E Cunningham G Attest, A P Tripol.
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Buckhead
Fellowcraft Degreestess
Order_of Malta
Onder
Clyde Hoke
E. Cunningham
G Attest
A. P. Tripoi
Georgia Knights of Pythias
Bank of Esquire
BP, Traweer
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Kate Thrash
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J. H. Whitaker
G. I. Thrash
B. K. Thrash
J. B. Thrash
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Odd Fellows
Oakland Cemetery
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Pant L. Ewing
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L. Dy White
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Hubert Culberson
Courtland
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Morticians
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Auburn Ave
Hollywood
Porsyth Bldg
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Albert Bowell
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Brewster, Howell & Heyning
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