Plan Promoting Prompt Pay for Georgia Teachers
A bill to set up a state board of education as a borrowering corporate body to supply funds for prompt teacher pay. Governor Harris Attorney General Walker and M L Brittain spearhead talks with Walker to use governor warrants as loan collateral. If passed, the measure could lower interest costs for counties and teachers, with board loans capped at the public school fund and monthly payments secured by the state treasurer.
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General Assembly
John D. Walker
Walker
M. L. Brittain
Harris
Clifford Walker
Bni
State Board of Education
Slaton
Treasury Department
Pey
Federal Bank
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
Brettain
John C Hart
Sih
Superintendent of Education
Peas Board
Services on Church Lawn at Druid Hills Presbyterian
The Druid Hills Presbyterian church will hold Sunday night services on the lawn. Morning service will observe the Lord's supper.
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Druid Hills
Call and Let Us Show You Write for 1915 Catalogue
An era note invites readers to request the illustrated 1915 catalogue. It promotes visual samples and guidance, urging audiences to write for the complete catalog. The appeal emphasizes showcasing product lines and design ideas with practical information.
New County Proposals Surface In House Sessions
A bill to form another new county from parts of Berrien Clinch and Lowndes with Milltown as seat was introduced by Rep Parker of Ware. Other measures seek to curb fish poisoning by dynamite, raise prison commissioner salaries, and curb anti competitive trusts. A Wake Advertising bill targets fake ads and a salary bill aims to empower trustees to set sanitarium pay. The House adjourned until Tuesday after observing Independence Day.
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Parker
Ware County
Berrien
Clinch
Lowndes
Milltown
Atlanson County
Coffee
Dr. Lednetter
Polk County
Yeomans
Terrell
Sela
Mesriieck and Dorsett
Carroll County
Wimberly
Atlantic Ice Andeal Corporation
Persn
Wake Advertising Bil
Andrews
Fulton
Ennis
Baldwin
Etate Sanitarium
Mr. Ennis
Grand jury warns on mob law in city
The May term grand jury submitted special presentments to Judge Hall warning that mob law threatens government. It calls for condemning mob actions from violent punishment to incendiary demonstrations and urges enforcement of stricter auto road laws and removal of fixtures as felonies. The jury found 164 true bills and no bills in twenty-something cases.
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Grand Jury
Sunuage
Paving Improvement Plans Revealed By City Council
The street committee passed three major paving plans to the general council for next Monday. Brick paving will be laid between car tracks and asphalt macadam between tracks and curb on Ponce de Leon avenue after approved funding. The county board proposes bitulithic on Mitchell street if city lays a concrete foundation, while Gordon street will get wood block paving pending abutting property owner petition.
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Council Street
General Council
Ponce de Leon
Public Workg Committee
County Board
Mitehell Street
Sim
Dallas
Seventh Ward
Gordon Street
Great Interest in Scandal at Forsyth Vaudeville Series
Jake Wella presents the Universal feature Scandal a five reel photo drama by Lois Weber at the Forsyth during the Vaudeville vacation with daily showings at 8 and 4 pm and 7 and 9 pm. Reserved seats limited and theater parties arranged. Admission 16 and 2 cents with reservations available for most performances.
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Jake Wella
Lois Weber
Forsyth
Balance Sheet Fragment Highlights Bank Figures
Capital stock paid in 1 009 090. Undivided profits less current exchanges interest and taxes paid. Due to banks and bankers in this state and in other states. Due unpaid dividends. Individual deposits subject to check. Savings deposits. Demand certificates. Time certificates. Certified checks and cashier's checks.
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Banka
Beavers Visits Captain English Over Vice Probe
Police Chief Beavers and City Detective Chief Sanford met Captain James W. English at the Fourth National Bank to seek a list of lewd houses, with English backing the probe’s charge that vice is widespread in Atlanta since the tenderloin district closed. English urged action and Beavers offered no comment beyond denying a prior loan of funds.
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Beavers
Shief
Newport Sanford
James W. English
Fourth National Bank
Cormiissioner
Police Board
Atlanta
English
Sanford
Engish
Hei
Special Investigation Committee
The
Reavers
Red Light
Police Commission
Special Investigating Committee
Falh
Bea
Cief Bervera
Police
Arrie Repent
L ‘A
Wag
Robert P. Pace
Charman
Andy Bing
W. A. Verney
Allen's Foot-Ease Offer Quick Foot Relief
The ad promotes Allen's Foot-Ease as a 25 year standard remedy to relieve pinching shoes and bunion pains. It claims instant relief after shaking powder into shoes and lists price at 25c. It urges not to accept substitutes and mentions general product usefulness.
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Allen
Johnson
Evers
Atlanta Elks Leave For Convention Today
The Atlanta Lodge of Elks departs for the Los Angeles grand lodge meeting with plans to host next year in Atlanta. Delegation includes Al Dunn and George C. James among about 75 members, trains from Americus and Fitzgerald join in, and invitations from civic leaders will be delivered. The group aims to persuade the grand lodge to come to Atlanta and receives support from Boston and Seattle correspondents. Members of ATL lodge No 73 are asked to meet at 4 PM to escort the delegation to the train.
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Atlanta
Ilks
Grand Lodge
Los Angeles
al Dunn
George C. James
KR. A Gordon
J. P. Billups
Walter Dunn
B.C. Troter
Americus
Fitzgerald
Georgia
South Carolina
Atlanta Lodge of Elks
Land Lodge
Ali Dunn
Chamber of Commerce
R. &. Gordon
Boston
New England
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Robert W. Brown
Kentucky
Joe Fannin
New York
No 73
Lodige
Atlanta Locker Clubs Clash Stir Public Unrest
The article details council inaction on licensing nine locker clubs in Atlanta, with official figures accusing clubs of operating illegally. It cites Mayor Woodward’s veto, police enforcement calls, indictments against partners in the Owls and Eagles clubs, and warnings of public risk if licensure resumes. It urges civic leaders to uphold law and asks residents to seek truth through church and press.
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Edwin Johnson
Central Club
James Warren
Johson
Woodward
Johnson
Atlanta
Georgia
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