Large War Munitions Plants Reported For the South
Reports indicate a major munitions venture under Alabama charter to build several large plants at Anniston with Du Pont linked capital and Atlanta backers. The General Explosives company may supply explosives to Birmingham area mines while new Atlanta tracts imply a major plant with rail access and regional facilities.
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Atlanta
Alabama
The
General Explosives Company
South
du Pont
Hopewell
Anniston
du Ten Capital 15
Ta Bot
Bpor
United Willce
Birmingham
Diasting Gurpoes
General Exlosives
Piston
Dulaney
Puiton County
Devis
Wimington del
F.C du Pont de Nemours Dé Co
Watch Out Spitters Police to Enforce Old City Ordinance
The article reports the first conviction under the longstanding anti spitting ordinance. Cross, a 14 year resident of 50 Kragg Sleet MW, was fined 25 by the recorder after spitting on the sidewalk near Siva Points Friday. Police testimony by Whinney supported the charge with representation from Julian Boehm and Phil C yebut.
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Old City
Cousul
Siva Points
Whinney
Crose
Julian Boehm
Phil ¢ Yebut
Ant. Lubert Losis
wDpeated Ag
Unst
Crass
Coun U
At R Wims
Ian Wis
Negro Charged with Attack in Laurens County Jail
A man identified as Smith was jailed in Laurens County after an alleged assault on a Black woman Tuesday morning. Authorities reported he faced immediate charges, with the case described as potentially overstated by some observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laurens County
Carl
Smith
Hoar
AL Jennings
George B Johnson
Evangelist
Aivelihood
The
Recorder
Cantrell
Gate City Company
City Electrician
Gus Cantrell
Gate City Electric Company
Capital City Eiectric Company
Many themes affecting Negro to be discussed in meeting
A gathering at the Atlanta Methodist Institute aims to discuss race and education for Negroes, with speakers addressing provers of colored help and the role of education. The program includes student leaders and mentions banking and public figures, reflecting a broad, era-specific discourse on race relations and progress in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Foote
Davie
Hingran
Edward
Tin
Fourth National Bank
Avanta- Ht
Joseph A
Metard
Federal Reserve” Bank
Stian Bank
Song
Sng
Ianta Sformal Ani Tain
Ria Inserepee —Aperk
Eton Peta
Warren Chapel
Senator Eakes Announces Candidacy for Georgia State Treasurer
Conyers Rochdale County resident announces bid for state treasurer stating ambition to improve banking oversight. He calls for semiannual public treasury statements, stronger bank examinations, and potential separation of treasurer and bank examiner roles.
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Eakes
Georgia
Sears
Treasury
Thelsgmancy
Brn
Tate
State Department
Lexaminer
Jaime
Lam
Thene
Superintendent of Banks Aa
Conyers Rochdale County
Aresochdale
Ministers and Laymen Speak Today in Behalf of Meeting
The Laymens Missionary Movement holds a nationwide drive with delegates registered for an Atlanta convention beginning next Wednesday night. About 400 men have registered as delegates, with many from outside Atlanta. speakers include Dr Mills, Dr Pinson, Dr Lorey, and Dr Coey, and the event runs through the week culminating in a Washington congress in late April.
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Atlanta
Laymens Missionary Movement
Wow Orr
Chiainman
Avanta
First Baptist Direh
Jonn N Mills
Seale
Wow Pinson
Nashville
Millis
Binson
Board of Missions
Vwethnodist Fyrsvopal Church
South
St Lukes Church
Iolumbus Ga
Mulberry Street
Micon
Stephen 7
Lorey
Ihoma
Ohio
Coey
Urshar Misionary Society
Uthor
Ktrst Baptist
James Korton
Waterbury
Conn
Billings
Montana
Newark
Bucte
Mont Thres
United States
Washington DC
Court of Appeals GA Affirms Multiple City Court Judgments
The court reviews numerous cases from city and superior courts across Georgia. It affirms or reverses judgments in errors involving airlines warehouses, threshing machines, fertilizer companies, receivers, executors, and various state cases. Notable names include Cranzora Whitaker Dukes, Thomas, Beall, Heart, Mitchell, and Highsmith. The piece also notes the Vienna gardens and vegetables as a concluding detail.
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Judgmenta
Towndes Airlines Warehouse Company
Creene Et al
City Court of
Valdosta
Cranzora Whitaker & Dukes
Blaintie
OM Smith
Denmark
Cook
Thomas Ara. Clary
Visintutr
Fd Murray
Lamb
Moor
City Court of Waycross
McDonald Holling
Whiheld Jr
Sweat
Parks & Reed
White Executor
Elty Court of Jefferson
Mahaffey
Stark
ST & SF Smith Jr
Powell Smith
Golastein
Smith
Elty Court of Dub
Hicks Bureh
Buroh
A Weadington
P Men
Leorce
Tudge Crawford Whitaker & Duker
James M ‘Johnson
JB Copeland
Teal
Carrallton
Beall Smith
Reese & Seth
Hoop
Conten Knight
Jesup
Wayne
Superior Court
Judas Highemith
K Thomas
Thomas
Gibbs
Roberts
Major
Cornell
Col
Tier Superior Court
Judie
Polston
Elts Court of
Murray
State
City Court of Hinck Ghear
Mitchell
Walter A. Milton
Herndon
Chatham Superior Court
Chariton
Hawlett
Morman
Walter
Martridge Solicitor General Centre
Greggs
Calhoun Ciperior Court
Cox Smith
City Hall Jingle and Public Notices Spark Local Graft Talk
A jumble of town hall lines mocks city offices while City Clerk Walter Cary Taylor recounts how David W Yarbrough, a master plumber turned politician, miscalculated an arm bluff. Profess or Ashley’s submarine lecture attracts schools. Mayor Woodward’s veto message delayed as council committees schedule meet. Prison reform schemes and a correction on Cantrell’s employer link close the piece.
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City School Board
Dave
Pendler
Walter Cary Taylor
David W Yarbrough
Electric Line Charter Sparks Antiparallel Debate
The plan for a new electric line from Atlanta to Creighton, backed by Federal Construction, faces contention over a state charter. Louisville and Nashville Railroad attorneys argue parallel-line concerns could mirror other extensions from Woffordsville to Mariatta and White's near Cartersville to Atlanta, under the Western and Atlantic antiparallel act of 1916. The L and N fight may hinge on whether the electric line’s charter mirrors prior undertakings. no direct link to the L N's current project is evident.
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Federal Construction Company
Atlanta
Creighton
Cherokee
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
A K&n
Woffords
Cartersville
Mariatta
North Georgia Mineral Railroad
White's
Soulville
Nashville
Pittsburg
Mississippi River
North Carolina
Notich
Itu
End General Council
City of
Williama Street
City Limite
Merritta Avenue
Err Ta Avenue
Orme Street
Weat Cain Street
Gain Street
Bartow Sreet
Bartow Street
Nassau Street
Spring Street
Walton Or
Maretta Street
Atlante
Creighton Ga
Borwell Alpharetta
Cumming Gu
Passagers Express
Mast
Tr Federal Construction ‘Company
At Low
Atlanta and
Orth Georgia Railroad
Seid
Apler Wright & Wood
Miners Back Military Service Bill in Durham Vote
January 29 Durham Miners unions held a ballot on the military service bill. Result: 34,000 in favor and 2,819 against. About 20,000 did not vote while 30,000 could not cast ballots due to army service.
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Tenden
Durham
Hold to Philippines urged by Senator McLean
Senator McLean of Connecticut urged the senate to vote against relinquishing sovereignty over the Philippines. He argued the move would embolden Japan and warned that U S pride and assumed superiority could provoke war, citing fears of Japan seeking bases in Turtle Bay or the Pacific.
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Washington
McLean
Connecticut
Senate
Philippines
Japan
Turtle Bay
Pacific
Clarke
28 Women Convicted of Running Tigers in Alaska Camp
Seward Alaska January 29 Twenty eight women arrested for selling liquor at the government railroad construction camp at Anchorage pleaded guilty and were fined 100 dollars each. Under Alaska Engineering Commission rules and a deed stipulation to Anchorage town lots liquor sale is prohibited.
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Seward
Alaska
Anchorage
Government Railroad
Alaska Engineering Commission
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Biringham
Latmens Missionary Movement
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Vienna
Ashley
Claude Lordwick Ashley
Luckle Street
Mr Ashleys
Williams Street
Luckie Street
Johnson
Jacob Laneheart
Savannah
Laneheart
Cty
Hold
M’lean
John W Wells
John Wo Welle
Waycross Ga
Wis
State Street
Auanta Fire Department
Woo Cody
HW Dyer
AB Rogers
McGee
la Haney
Osmith
John Terrell
Woo Bell
Iraye Tarelay
Brandon
North View Lxons
Moor Lyons
Mar
Pnaeessnener Nee Ool
Peachtree and
Eleventh Streets
Forrest
George Adair
W. Carroll Latimer
W. Northe
Audit Company,inc
Avanta, Georgia
Atlanta Hydro- Therapeutic Institute
Crumley
Corner Capitol Ava
Joel Hunter & CO
Certified Public Accountants
Atlanta, Ga
Po Brewster Albert Howell
Hugh W Dorsey Arthur Heyman
Leon c Greer
MacDonald
Hugh Howell
Lecraw
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Kiser
Connally
Whitehall and
Alabama Streets
Whensale & Retal
Atlanta, Georgie
Frome
Gre Guilding
Southern Mortgase CO
Georgia Farm Loans
Atlanta Real Estate Loans
Folleman
Pres
WE. Kemp
Andrem
Georgia Railroad Bank
Augusta, GA
Mose Hennderson
Mose Henderson
Cole
Elkin
W M Maro
Atlanta Ga
Siscanad
Cincinnas
G Bookeree
Treasury Department
Office of Comptroller
Auasta
Pullen
John Seelton Williams
MR. Employer
Woodside
Georic
Carolina
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