Right Town Spirit Shines in Georgia Towns and Albany
The Albany Herald lauds the strong town spirit that propels Albany and smaller Georgia towns, with a “Count me in” ethic driving progress. It notes the city’s growth, cooperation, and busy, forward-looking outlook shared by papers like The Walton News, underscoring statewide pride and collective effort.
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Albany
Herald
Kingdom
The
Georgia
Walton News
Tuslan
President Lee Ashcraft Elected Atlanta Chamber Leader
The Atlanta Chamber of Commerce named Lee Ashcraft as its new president, succeeding Eugene R. Black. Ashcraft, a prominent Atlanta citizen and business leader, embodies the city’s “Atlanta Spirit” and is expected to guide big civic plans and future growth with broad vision and enterprise.
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Lee Ashcraft
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
Eugene R. Black
Ashcraft
Atlanta
Chamber
Puch
Feckless poets grilled for hunger and neglect in satire
A sharp critique recalls Grim realities of poor poets in London’s Grab Street and moor nights. Incense over empty plates and unpaid song fail to satisfy audiences, prompting calls that even laureates must answer for abandoning the will for the dead.
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London
Judge Advocates Jail Over Fines to Curb Bootleg Liquor
Federal Judge W L Grubb urges jail or road work rather than fines to deter bootleggers amid a national crime wave. He argues fines fail to deter and jail sentences deter repeat offenses, noting illegal liquor traffic exploits loopholes. A London judge similarly links drink to crime, highlighting potash poison whisky as a concern.
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W. L Grubb
Federal Court
Northern District of
Alabama
Sibley
Grubb
Chaingang
London
England
Just From Georgia by FRANK STATON and Home-Town Philosopher
A compact verse column mixing folklore and light humor with reflections on community life. It includes patriotic songs, weather musings, garden imagery, and brief quips from various small papers. Notable lines remark on old friends by the hearth and the value of effort and faith.
The wandering vagus nerves and their effects on health
A health note on the twelfth cranial nerves, the vagus, detailing their origin from the brain, path to the neck and chest, and wide distribution to the heart lungs stomach and throat. It explains how irritation or damage can cause cough throat pain ear sensations and heart or digestion problems.
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Stoxuwach
Funce Tohs
Sand rate cut by railroad commission for Macon to Griffin
The railroad commission on a petition from B Gilliam Macon Chamber of Commerce traffic manager set a new sand rate at 62 percent per ton for transport by the Southern railroad between Macon and Griffin, an 87 percent cut from the old tariff and equal to Atlanta rates. The commission will consider Southern Bell Telephone company rate requests and Augusta Alken Railway and Electric company tariffs next Tuesday as well. At the capitol, B Moore, 62, longtime watchman, suffered an apoplexy Wednesday night and was taken to Grady hospital in uncertain condition.
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Southern Railroad
Macon
Griffin
Railroad Commission
B. Gilliam
Southern
Southern Bell Telephone Company
Commission
Executive
Augusta, Alken Railway and Electric Company
B. Moore
State Capitol
Grady Hospital
Bits of New York Life in January Morning
In New York on a January morning a parade of city life unfolds in Times Square and lower Broadway scenes. The writer notes theater habitués, managers, chorus girls, and immigrant arrivals, along with a dining cue and a glance at the new movie temple and a white goat. Fulton Market’s coming 100th anniversary is in sight, its bustling fish trade and Dutch-era roots described amid a fishy aroma and urban bustle. A whimsical end recalls an insurance president firing staff for dated letters.
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New York
Forty-second Street
Times Square
Ehe
Chauncey Depew
Hlinor Glynn
Fulton
Fulton Market
Manhattan
Georgia school warrants sold to R N Berrien Jr Co of Atlanta
The sale of 93,600,000 Georgia school warrants, the largest southeastern finance in years, was won by R N Berrien Jr Co of Atlanta at 6.52 percent discount. Warrants issued monthly through 1921 with maturity February 1, 1922, under a 3.5 million bond issue bought previously by A G Candler.
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Georgia
Southeast
BR. N. Berrien, Jr. & Co
Atlanta
Berrien
Ince
U. S. Victory Hatel
Tio
Ase G. Candler
Plans Announced For Dedication Of Scout Room
Officials complete plans for the dedication of the Scout Room at Trinity Methodist Church for Troop No. 2, Boy Scouts of America, Friday evening. The new room, built at a cost of more than 500, will be dedicated in every detail. Local scout officials and executive committee members are invited to attend the dedication program.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Boy Scouts of America
Negro Ministers Celebrate Pastor Gray Birthday
A committee of prominent colored ministers discussed religious and economic issues during the birthday celebration for Rev. Co. G. Gray, pastor of Bt. Paul A. SLE church. Speakers urged gospel leadership to aid race advancement and foster inter-racial cooperation for better futures.
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Christian
Dean Jom
K Holmes
South
Fey C. G. Gray
Court Dismisses Drinking Charge Against J G Cato
J G Cato a well known grocer was acquitted after waiving examination in the recorder's court on driving while intoxicated charges. Judge Andy Calhoun dismissed the case, stating no evidence showed drinking. The arresting officer testified the car hit a white way post and Cato acted quietly. a large crowd testified to his sobriety.
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J. G. Cato
Recorder’s Court
Andy Calhoun
Cato
Nazarene Guild to be formed in city Sunday
Rev I N Noe will organize the second Atlanta Guild of the Society of the Nazarene at the Church of the Incarnation on Sunday The Nazarene movement within Episcopal churches aims to restore healing power ministers and laity formed the first Atlanta Guild at St Phillips cathedral Noe emphasized balancing natural and spiritual healing and anticipated more guilds citywide
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Atlanta
Society of the Nazarene
I. N. Noe
Church of the Incarnation
Episcopal Church
St. Philip’s Cathedral
Noe
Prof Watson to Lecture at Free School event
At the Psychological Free School of Health meeting Sunday at 2 PM in the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce assembly room, Professor James R. Watson of the Atlanta School of Oratory and Haptarslon will lecture on Pantomime Expression and Health. A portrait exhibit titled Option of the public to attend will follow.
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Watson
Psychological Free School of Health
Atlanta Chamber of Commitrce
James R. Watson
Atlanta School of Oratory and
Haptarslon
Apaater
Guards Save Prisoner in Lynching Attempt at Steel Plant
Civil guards faced a mob at a steel plant as a prisoner was nearly lynched after a man was arrested on a charge of trying to kill the plant proprietor. The crowd pressed to free the detainee leading guards to intervene and prevent violence.
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Bare'oma
Harding Will Trade Through Tone In Atlanta Visit
Senator Warren G Harding, president elect, will pass through Atlanta Friday night aboard the Royal Palm Limited en route to St Augustine Florida for a short vacation before assuming duties March 4. Mayor James L Key announced he will take official cognizance of Harding's presence only as he declines formal invitations due to fatigue and the need to rest. telegrams from officials request a brief stop, about 9 15 pm, with a 15 minute layover for engine and mail refresh.
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Griess
Warren G. Harding
Atlanta
James L. Key
Hardine
Senator Harding
Royal Palm Limited
Southern Railroad
St. Augustine
Fid
J. A. Arnold
Southern Farite Congress
Senator
Republican Party of
Georgia
Rhursday
Harding
Court of Appeals of Ga Court Decisions and Attorneys
Fragmentary record lists cases from Fulton, Floyd, Crisp, Bibb, and other Georgia courts. It names numerous judges, counsels like Howell & Heyman, Beare, Deitch, Adams, Gower, Harrell, and Newman, with various plaintiffs in error, defendants, and firms across multiple counties. The rough OCR shows complexion of appeals, trial court references, and attorney assignments without coherent narrative.
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Yudgments
Attensa Rossey
Garraux
Atlanta
Ainex Adams
James EH. Warren
Brewster, Howell & Heymen
Deitch
Beare
Fulton
Asotlaland
reClelin Lenand
Son Ame
Earer VY
Falten Superior Courk—Judes ‘Peutiedon Bo
Moon
Henry Reeves
Powell
Gonaotiaatea
Gtod Tistelet
Worth Superior
Ieee
Witham
Miter @ Garrett
Tontra
Macon Canning Company
V. Roberts
Bibb ‘Auperior Conta Mathews
Hubert & Pastis
Binintite
Jones
Ormonde Hunter
Oom
Armour
Jobi
Townal
Warm Weather Expected With Cloudy Skies Friday
Atlanta weather forecasters predict a warmer day on Friday with cloudy skies and little chance of rain. F von Herrmann cautions that temperatures will rise, though the forecast may include brief periods of sun in the afternoon as cooler air moves in from the northwest later.
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Atlanta
F. von Herrmann
Federal Income Tax Table for Individuals 1920
Table shows combined normal and surtax payable by U S individuals on net income received in 1920. Exemptions vary by filing status from Class A to G, with amounts 1000 to 6200 and dependent requirements. Notes that tax applies to non exempt income and excludes earnings from certain tax exempt securities or corporate dividends.
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United States
Individu Zens
Standard Oil Chief Dined in Atlanta
The annual dinner of ten Atlanta Standard Oil Company employees at the Hotel Ansley Wednesday night was attended by Ww] Cong of Louisville president of Standard Oil Company of Kentucky which controlled the Georgia territory. RB. E. Hodgson Atlanta district manager was teammaster and other officials included J. Steidle of Louisville treasurer of the Kentucky territory A F Monroe resident auditor at the Atlanta office and T. M. Heynes manager at Savannah. Mr Cisns and Mr Steidle were in Atlanta Wednesday and Thursday on a tour of the southern region covering Kentucky Georgia Alabama Maine and Florida.
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Atlanta
Standard Oil Company
Ansley
Cong
Louisville
Standard Oil Company of
Kentucky
Georgia Territory
RB. E. Hodgson
J. ©. Steidle
A. F
A. F.* ‘Monroe, Resident Auditor At the Atlanta Office, and T. M. Heynes
Savannas
Cisns
Steidle
Thursa
Emky
Georgia
Alabama
Auto Tire Thefts At Camp Jessup Stir Five Suspects
Five suspects held at Camp Jessup face charges over tire thefts from the motor transport depot. Reports say the extended thefts spanned several months and involve three soldiers and two civilians. Names provided include Gus Wolf and Gladstone, with OCONNOR and Pinker linked to the case.
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Camp Jessup
Whatessie
Camp Jeune
Saif
Hom
Ted
Polte
Ation
Gus Wolf
Gladlone
O'Connor
Georgia
Sud- Hamr
Pinker
Atwood
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J.G. Cato
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N. Davie
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Holdeences
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Bell & Contra
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Kelly
Patiway
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LaSalle Extension University of Chicago
Otal Tate
Holmen
Anteo
Standard Oil
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