Eclectic Doctors Demand Representation on Grady Staff
A delegation of eclectic physicians and business leaders urged the Grady hospital board to grant proportional representation on the medical staff, arguing 106 eclectics serve Atlanta's 43,000 residents. The board approved a plan to increase the medical staff from 21 to 28, with seven seats open to city at large and two assistants per member to be appointed by the chief. Applications for the seven new spots and staff positions were to be filed by February 1.
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Eclectic School of Medicine
Grady Hospital, Board ‘of Trustees
Eclectic Physicians
Grady Hospital
Grady
Atlanta
J. F. Greene
Simon L. Wathote
Katzoff
H.W. Martin
Fifth Ward
Mve
Martin
W. B. Summerall
Elkin and
Foster
Harding
Board
Eda Longs
Atlanta Medi- Tal College
Ct Large
Atlanta Medica ,College
medi_val
Willis Jones
L. P. Stephens
Huguley
Thomson
Atlanta Medical College
Breakfast In Hell Breaks Up Flynn Divorce Case
Mr Pinckney Flynn seeks divorce in Superior Court alleging a shrewish wife who refuses to make breakfast and declares love for Mr Chambers the sewing machine man. He reports she told him to go to hell for breakfast and avoids naming Mr Chambers. The case centers on unknown details of her alleged affair and breakfast duties.
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Mr. Chambers
Mrs. Flynn
Mr. Flynn
Flynn Worlin
Burglars Steal Over $1000 in Jewelry at Maier Home
Robbers broke in while Mr and Mrs Maier were at a movie, pried open a front window, ransacked drawers, and escaped through the bath room after the couple returned. Missing were a diamond wedding ring, a fifteen diamond lavalier, a pearl heart brooch, a diamond ruby ring, a diamond cluster stick pin, a vanity box, a gentleman’s signet ring, and $30. Police W H Gantt and H T G Casoi investigated.
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B. Maier
East Georgia Avenue
Maier
W. H. Gantt
H. T. G Casoi
Senator O'Gorman Bills Mail Usury Crime
Senator O Gorman introduced a bill to criminalize using the mails to arrange loans with terms contrary to any state's usury laws. The proposal targets interstate mail negotiations deemed usurious and seeks federal action against such lending practices.
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Washington
O'Gorman
Classified For Sale Adette Promises Quick Results
A brief want ad from The Constitution promotes selling miscellaneous items with a catchy line about getting more answers than you can handle. Readers are advised to phone Main 5000 and ask for the Classified Advertising Department in Atlanta 5001.
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Atlanta
Sues sanitarium for lost jewels in anesthetized patient
Mrs J W Harlan, a recent patient at the Davis Fischer sanitarium, sues for more than $1,000 in jewels said to be lost after a nurse received them from the operating room. She names superintendent of nurses Miss Jocelyn and alleges the nurse misplaced or kept the items placed beside a plate at breakfast and then vanished. Hearing set in the civil division of superior court.
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Tedover
Davis- Fischer
Superior Court
J W. Harlan
Jewela
Miss Jocelyn
Hold-Up Men Rob P. O. Sub- Station In Heart of City
Two young white men robed a U S sub station post office at Nick D Chotas shop 248 Peachtree Street in mid evening hours. They took 55 dollars total 40 from the post office cash drawers and the rest from the shop register. Chotas pursued them as one thief held a large knife threatening to kill him while the other robbed the register. The pair fled south on Peachtree toward the Masonic temple and then toward Spring Street. Detectives Andrews and Patrick were summoned.
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Atlanta
United States
Nick D. Chotas
Peachtree Street
Chotas
Liberty
Masonic Temple
Cain Atreet
Spring Street
Andrews
Patrick
Chetas
Ed Gerkin Is Killed In An Auto Accident
Jacksonville Fla January 26 Deputy Sheriff Und Gerkin of Pablo and Deputy Marshal Roberts of the same town died when their automobile overturned near St Augustine. They had been delivering a negro prisoner to St Augustine and were enroute to Pablo about 18 miles from Jacksonville. Both men were popular and Gerkin formerly worked in the newspaper business and with Atlanta papers.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Gerkin
Pablo
Roberts
St. Augustine
Atlanta
No Carnival in Paris Festivities Suspended
Paris January 26 The prefect of police orders the carnival and mid Lent festivities suspended to satisfy public opinion.
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Paris
English Cavalry In Action In Northern France
English cavalry charges are shown in northern France as they press toward German artillery positions. A second image depicts a winding wooden bridge over a marsh built by Germans, about 3490 feet long and 608 feet high, erected in five days and strong enough for troops to cross.
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France
Political scheme dominates fight over 1915 finance sheet
The opposition to the finance sheet is described as part of a political scheme rather than a sincere effort to improve it. Council members Edwin Johnson and Farlinger claim pledges influence some critics, while Mayor Woodward says opponents aim at him. Talks lapse as departments wait for funding to proceed. Presidents Wilson’s pick of a Tennessee U.S. marshal is noted.
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Edwin Johnson
Finance Committee
Johnson
Farlinger
Woodward
Council
Departmentad
Wood ‘Ward
Hall
Police Committee
Police’ Department
Comptroller’s Office
Rockefeller heir defends foundations during inquiry
New York January testimony before the Commission on Industrial Relations featured John D. Rockefeller III defending major foundations. He argued a $250 million endowment aids the Rockefeller Foundation University of Chicago General Education Board and Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research. He favored public disclosure endowments large endowments and interlocking directors while noting foundations should be tax exempt and not misuse funds. He met with Mother Jones to discuss conditions among Colorado workers and testified about alleged abuses by Colorado Fuel and Iron Company.
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New York
Rockefeller
Rockefeller Foundation
University of Chicago
General Education Board
Rockefeller Institute For
Mother Jones
Colorado
Jie
Colorado (Nel and Iron Company
Big Order for Locks Placed by France
A Pennsylvania firm in Sharon and two plants at Corry and Niagara Falls received a large contract from France to supply woolen socks for the army. To meet the deadline, the company has leased facilities in Corry and at Niagara Falls.
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France
Siege of grain under German expropriation cuts bread supply
Berlin reports an unexpected government order expropriates all stocks of grain flour and wheat to curb consumption and ensure fair distribution. Exemption exists for items under 220 pounds. Berlin notes wheat sells at 1.70 dollars a bushel while imports remain untaxed by this measure. Germany declares the move is a war measure with socialist overtones. Germany also says it will seize no American foodstuffs shipped to the United States, while Allied reports say German attacks near Ypres and La Bassee face heavy losses. Russian offensives shift in East Prussia and potential for Transylvania action grows with Hungarian and Bukowina pressures.
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Berlin
London
A. M.j
Tageblatt
Overnmental
Germany
Grain Exchange
Washington
Count von Bernatorff
State Department
United States
America
Gerard
Great Britain
Holland
Flanders
France
Ypres
la Bassee Canal
la Bassee
Boulogne
Bethune
Craonne
Argonne
Alsace
East Prussia
Poland
Lowes
Vistula
Carpathians
Bukowins
Budapest
Hungars
Diosefalva
Bukowina
Russia
Transylvania
Petrograd
Serbia
Carpathian Passes
Hungary
Governor declares anti liquor measures to be enforced
Governor Henderson appeared before a joint legislature session in Montgomery in January 1926 and urged members to halt future anti liquor agitation. He said the prohibition fight is over as he will not permit laws to be violated or flaunted, despite vetoed bills.
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Montgomery
Als
Henderson
Weather Prophecy Unsettled in Georgia
A weather notice forecasts unsettled conditions in Georgia with possible rain at night or Thursday. Northeast winds expected, generally moderate.
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Georgia
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