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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
10
A Georgia Avenue third ward meeting at J M Thoman’s residence backed a bond issue. About twenty leading property owners discussed the plan, adopted a resolution to support the bonds, and were urged to canvass ward residents for support. no dissent was voiced.
Two Atlanta citizens criticized city financial practices in a bank overheard discussion. They claimed the water works department handles funds and that marshal service receipts bypass the tax collector, asserting all city money should go to the tax collector as the foundation of Atlanta's government.
A special council committee will consider slicing city boards from twelve to seven members Thursday afternoon. The mayor proposed dividing the city into five districts with one member from each district, ex-officio chairmen included. A favorable report is expected, signaling the end of large boards.
Pawtucket Rhode Island January 25 1925 five thread mills of J P Coates Limited shut down indefinitely leaving about twenty five hundred textile workers unemployed. The sudden move halted operations across all mills causing widespread job losses and economic disruption.
The estate of the late Misa Ella Groom valued at about 1790 will fund a memorial ward at Wesleyan Memorial hospital to aid deaf mute patients free of charge. E Wa Rhodes and Mrs HH Bird asked W F Crusselie to oversee the estate and establish a memorial in Ella Groom’s name to extend the care she provided in life.
The Coca Cola Company files an injunction against Ko-Kola Company in superior court alleging trademark violation. Attorneys Candlers Thomson Hirsch state Ko-Kola imitates Coca Cola’s name to mislead the public. A hearing is scheduled for next Wednesday.
Statistics from the Tennessee State Department of Public Instruction show 593,643 of 767,809 school children can read and write, meaning about 23 percent are illiterate. The data reflects a January tally from Nashville.
Public excitement grows for the Marist Minstrel at the Grand theater on Thursday night with seats selling rapidly. The event features Falvey and Caverly in a standout stunt and has strong backing from the governor, mayor, fort authorities, and local prominent figures, signaling broad community support and high expectations.
Brigadier General Albert L Mills commanding the Department of the Gulf with aide-de-camp Lt Cr Allen traveled to Savannah to inspect Fort Screven near the City by the Sea They will then proceed to Beaufort SC to inspect Fort Tremont and return by the latter part of the week This forms part of Mills annual inspection tour.
The Royal Geographic Society met in London to award a special gold medal to Commander Robert E Peary for his polar exploration achievements. The decision was announced at today’s meeting in the capital.
Publishers of all magazines in Atlanta to meet at 7 tonight in Piedmont assembly hall. Discussion centers on Tafts message and postal deficit with a proposed rise in the second class rate. Boesborough warns a rate hike could force half the magazines out of business and erase profits for a few publishers.
The Atlanta Methodist Stewards Association met at First Methodist Church last evening for discussions on The Greatest Thing in the World. Speakers included Hon J J Mayson Hon Walter Me Lireath Hon J Haden and others. The group accepted an invitation to hold the next quarterly meeting at English Avenue Methodist Church. Refreshments were served.
At the annual stock holders meeting in the Gas and Electric building today, Georgia Railway and Electric Company will name directors for the year. In the afternoon at 1 oclock the newly seated directors will elect officers. No changes expected in directors or officers.
Large crowd expected tonight as the National Association of Automobile Mechanics and Drivers holds a public event in Atlanta. The new union, formed in the city, draws skilled workers and reputably prominent members. tickets at the door 50 cents for adults with ladies admitted free.
The Tax Collector's Office handled 4813 water bills last month with totals balancing to the cent. Each bill varied in amount from 60 cents to several hundreds, as hundreds crowded the office and clerks worked with rapid precision to ensure every bill and cash balanced exactly.
A brief nod to KE Flour praising durability and reliability. The message suggests selecting KE Flour once will ensure repeat use, highlighting brand familiarity and consumer confidence in long term pantry staple choice.
The piece argues that Eastern and Northern Insurance Companies dominate the money market through premiums from the South which sends millions North and East. It claims the South should build home life insurers to avoid borrowing back its own money at high interest, presenting a business case for Southern life insurance.
A transforming note highlights sturdy youth in the insurance field signaling the South’s awakening to curb waste of its wealth. The piece urges diverting funds to host industries and offers detailed policy information or a local representative visit on request.
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