Women Workers for City Bonds Mobilize to Campaign
A central campaign committee of city women led by Mrs Woods White plans a systematic drive for the bond election. Members drawn from numerous clubs and organizations will meet daily at the Woman's Club house to organize registration and voting turnout, with emphasis on February registration and election day. A call goes out to women of all groups to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods White
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Joseph M. Brown
Robert I. Maddox
Hush Wille
J. Wynn
Boll Ing Jones
Crasle
Herman
George Brownhome
T. P. Mentmoreland
Asseialien
NeWie Peters Black
the Heviewers
Richard Battle
Young Men's Christan Association
W. F Clack
New Ura Reading Circle
Edwin Shereett
Sheltering Arms
WS E Bikin
Grady Hospital
Robert Lowry
Womans Relief Corps
Rodmileck Taaffe
Florence Crittentor Blome
B HE Prasiers
Needle Mark Guild
Edward Brown
Presbyteran Hospital
Archibatd Davis
Tamanark Students’ Club
Warrie White
Hebrew Ladies Benevolent
S0 “Ty
J. Liehberg
Young Womans Christian ‘Association
James Jackson
The
Mothers’ Club
Hebert Zaliner
Home For Incurable
Henry S. Jackson
Old Womans Home
J Purtells
Agnes Scott Alumpae
Association
Stewert McGanty
College Park
Womans Clay
B. W. Martini
Georgia Divislon
Congress of Mother
J F L Littte
West End
John McRachern
West Find
Mra Doseph C Greenfield
le Cercle Prantals Mus
Dna
McCandless
Octagon Club
Gen Efsas
Woman's Auxiliary Tabernacle Infirmary
W. H. Wigsas
Linton Sopkins
Jwila Jackson Mrapier
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Annie
Matte Staton
Atlanta Woman’s CI Board of Missions
John McFachern
Associated Charities
Edith Thompson
Gitta’ High School
Alumpac
Jerome Sammons
Atlanta Women's Missionary ‘Ascociation
Mra
Walker
Bova
Preston Arkwright
Mix W. Bij Price-Smith
Frithe
Thespian Club
A. A. Broad
B. Broach
Gordon
Kela
King's Daughters
T. Purtell
Nurses’ Association
Estelle Daughtry
Woman's Board of Visitors
Atlanta Conservatory of Music
W. L. Peel
Georgia
Disiston
Consumers’ League
Nis Hamilton Douglas
Woman's Augudry
Psychological Society
W. A .Cuimins
Tnosan Park
Chrysanthemum Club
Sam C. Dobbs
Abra
Stephen Barnett
Chautaugpa Literary and Kcientisty
Tenby Jones
the Cantata Club
Samuel Inthan
Joe C
Wesleyan Settlement
Woman's Club
M. F. Varnadoe
Atlanta Humane Society
A. V. Gude
West End Civic Improvement Club
Edwin Sherrett
Atlanta Musical, Association
Bertha Harwood
Atlanta
Willette A. Allen
the Philologian Club
Mark
West Baker Street
Nseus
Bond Committee Named to Work in First Ward
J. R. Smith chairs the First ward bond panel naming a long list of volunteers and addresses to assist in campaigning for the issue. A mass meeting of First ward colored voters is planned at Friendship Baptist Church corner Mitchell and Haynes streets on Monday night at 3 o clock with James L. Mayson expected to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Ward
J. R. Smith
A. D. Austin
J. 3. Batley
Larkin
A. Baker
Whitehall
C. .D. Barfield
Thurmond
S.C. Burton
Simpson
Joseph C. Buber
Tatnall
William T. Bauer
Harwell
E. Byfield
Turner Street
E. S. Caldwell
Bailey Street
Gorden Camp
Nfeet
Friendship "Baptist Church
Mitchell and
Haynes Street
James L Mayson
Seventh Ward
Caldwell
Lee and
Gordon Streets
Primitive Baptist Church
Ninth Ward
Moreland Avenue
A. P. Moy Can. Fatutera’ Union Indorses
Painters’ Union
Federation of ‘Trades
Third Ward
BP. Johnson
Grady Hospital to Receive $100,000 Bond Addition
An appropriation of 100000 for a new Grady hospital building will be ratified by Atlanta voters on February 16. The structure at Butler and Armstrong streets will house main operating rooms and white wards, replacing the congested present facilities and reducing operating costs for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Hospital
Atlanta
Butler and
Armstrong Streets
Summerall
Jackson Votes For Bond Issue
Jackson Mississippi January 29 by the decisive vote of 82 for to 384 against the city council won authority to float a bond issue totaling 258000 for improvements The lighter than usual municipal election turnout drew 3800 registered voters about three quarters staying away with many assuming passage already assured
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Otory of
Aero clubs seek Taft support for aerial warfare craft
A conference of aero clubs in St Louis moved to petition President Taft to back development of serial craft for military use. Cortlandt F. Bishop presided as Aero Club of America leaders from thirteen cities outlined steps, with committees formed to collect applications for international aviation and balloon races. Applications were announced from Kansas City Peoria Indianapolis Philadelphia and Baltimore Washington for events. deadlines set March 1 for filings and March 15 for dates. The venue for international contests will be chosen by the Aero Club of America within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Louis
Aero Clubs
Taft
Cortlandt F. Bishop
Aero Club of America
Kansas City
Peoria
Yhianapolis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
College Turk
Cacl
G. Flaher
Indianapolis
Pyramid Pile Cure Offered Free Trial Coupon
Advertises Pyramid Pile Cure for piles claiming quick relief from inflammation congestion itching and ulcers. Promises a free sample by mail and urges avoiding operation. Says price is 50 cents per box at drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piler
Cnan
Opera
City Salesmen Rally Behind Bonds For Atlanta Growth
Campaign HQ reports show city salesmen urging bond passage with two weeks to go until election day February 15. Registration closes Friday night. voters expected to reach about 6,600 with two thirds needed. Local unions political support and church meetings push for approval of a $9 million bond issue including $900,000 for waterworks extensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
James J. Herriaon
Huddleston
Water
G Cooper
W. Stamps
Tuesiday
Bond Campaign
President Lewis Called a Liar at Mine Workers Meeting
Indianapolis January 29 delegates to the United Mine Workers convention near Toledo must decide by Monday if they will attend a wage conference with bituminous coal mine operators. The Toledo talks aim to set a wage increase and a uniform contract, with fears the Toledo agreement could unify contracts nationwide. A delegate from Congo accused President Lewis of lying, then withdrew after a heated exchange. Hartwell Georgia January 29 executive committee ordered a county primary for April 1 with a second primary on April .
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
Ind
United Mine Workers of America
Ocasion
Thin
Toledo
Miners’ Union
Pennsylvia
Ohio
Indiana
Zoft
Berauacha
Lewis
Bernhard Doorn
Congo
Qhio
Dauen
Daurn
Hartwell
W. L Hodges
Wa. i
T Lavonia
Matheson
J. H. Skelton
A.A McCurry
Brown
A. W
Adams
Social Club Formed by Marietta Men Calumet Club Opens
Twenty five Marietta men met at Clay and Morris to organize a social club with about 100 members. RD Lawrence elected chairman and J B Massee vice chairman lead a six member board to run the club and furnish rooms over the book store. The Calumet Club will install tool tables and reading rooms with Sunday services and a aim to entertain visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Clay & Morris
Mitty
Lawrence
J. B. Massee
BR. L Stringer
BG. Brumby
W H Jorkinson
Will Fleming
W. A Schillings
J A. Masare
The
Calumet Club
Mother sacrifices self to save infant as home burns
In Pittsburg Pennsylvania on January 2 a mother Mrs. Emily Mudge of Presto rushed into a blaze to rescue her two infants. She saved the baby but was fatally burned and died after risking her life to save her child during a house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Emily Mudge
Presto
Here
Mute
Waog
Ana
Coker in Bankruptcy Filed in Rome Georgia
Involuntary bankruptcy proceedings were filed today against W. H. Coker a well known merchant of the region in Rome Georgia Liabilities are placed at 90000 with assets 90000 N Kelley president of the Cherokee National Bank was named receiver
Shot by Brother May Lose His Eye
William Strickland a 15 year old son of H Strickland carpenter of Hast Point was shot in the right eye and forehead by his 12 year old brother Joe with a shotgun accidentally discharged near their home. The injured boy was taken to Grady hospital by Dan C Lyle after the accident. The shell contained birdshot and while the injury may not be fatal it will take weeks to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Strickland
H. & Strickland
Hast Point
Joe
Jitsa
New Alumni Hall Project Moves Forward in Athens
Athens Ga January 29. Trustees and architect Charles Peabody of New York and Miles Bradt of Atlanta gathered this week to select the site for the new Alumni hall as part of the campus extension plan. The building on Lucas Ail will include an athletic wing with gym baths and pool while dormitory and dining features wait another year. Ground will be broken at once with work starting on the athletic wing by September first. Also reported a deadly lamp explosion in Lowe City Iowa while a man prayed, burning Peter Rogers to death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens
Charles Peabody
New York
Bradt
Atlanta
Miles & Bradt
Compton Hill
Lucas Fil
Harvard University
Lucas Asil
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Bailey
CarawayFhitenal Street
AR Chapman
J. Childress
Peter T.nitehal
John M Chris~ileholt
Clark
Cohen
West, Ash
Cooper
A. ML. Corrie
Stonewall Street
Janes P. Coyne
Nelsor
Charles B. Crenshaw
Walnut Cuseet
W. B ‘Cummings
West Alabama
Barwell
C. G. Fennell
My" Flynn
W._ Forrester
Magnotie
TA. Gey
New Terminal Hotel
Dust Fair
J. A Gooney
Foundry
KE. Greenblatt
I M. Guest
Duvie
J.P. Hall
W. Ligon
Chapel
P. J. Dilley
West Hunter
W. H. Wroyd
Haynes
M. A. McCullough
George T DieCurdy
Rhodes
W. G. McGawghey
BE. M. McGee
Greensterry Avenue
R. N. McGuire
Peters
Hu “Manley
South Forsyth Street
Green F. Marion
N. Ashby
WG Martin
South Forsyth
Ww. M. Mitq
Tebrooks
Patera
W.M. Mike B. Rock
R. M. Mitchell
Nelson
J. B. Moncrief
Mason & Turne
W. H. Newman
W. Ly Noman
Magnolia
J. J. O'Donnel
Angus & Orr
Tattnall
G. M. Perdue
Walnut
FL. Phillips
Mexnella
M. T. Pickett
W. EB. Pittman
Rankin
J. B. Renfroe
Granger
R. J. Rice
Mangum
Rosengerg
West Fair
Z. E. Rowan
M. T. Salter
G. W. Seals
J. KR. Seawright
James Mr. Smith
Tyler
Walter D. Smith
J. FP. Sorrow
FL. Branford
T Sonewall
A. G. Stormheimer
W. T. Stephens
Walnut Lowe
T. F. Algood
West Fair Street
Charles Alverson
Peters Street
Howard Less
L. Bates
Davis Street
City
W. R. Beauprie
Whitehall Street
C. H. Belcher
Weat Fair Street
S. M. Bradshaw
Charles Brantingham
Chestnut Street
Emil Breitenbacher
Sunset Avenue
HM. Breusler
A. J. Brown
Beovide
J.S. Bryant
Hack ‘Street
Jacob Buchman
South Tor- Ruth Street
Bruno Boluger
Terminal Hotel
C.D. Buran
Burk
George Day
Garnett Street
Pickett
W. C Puckett
JS Rivers
Foundry Street
J. Ja “Suttles
Chapel Street
A. C. Trussell
Walnut Street
J. AC Tucker
SA Wardl Jen
Markham Street
B. F. Gardner
J. T Hardman
M. P McDermott
Simpson Streat
Tredschiff
W. M. Milter
Elty
D. Tt. Smith
Congress
Pyramid Drug Company
Pyramid
Marshall
Mich
Maigsea
Fings
Carlton’s
Carlton Shoe Co
Heed Street Baptist Church
Board of Water Commissioners
Erty of Atlanta
Lta
Cannels
Lsgue
R. D. Lawrence
Hunt
Lowe City
Iowa
Peter Rogers
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