Death of Chief Justice Fuller Ends Era at Court
Chief Justice Melville Fuller died at his summer home in Sorrento, Florida, after a long tenure as head of the U S Supreme Court. Born 1833 in Maine, he guided landmark rulings on income tax, labor, interstate commerce, and maritime law. His death shifts the Court toward potential changes as Governor Hughes of New York resurfaces as a likely successor.
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Army Maneuvers Ticket Sale at Chickamauga Park
The W & A R R announces reduced fare round trip tickets for travel to Chickamauga National Park in Chattanooga Tennessee. Tickets go on sale June 30 July 1 19 1120 and 21 with good return 15 days after sale date. General Passenger Agent B Harman signs the notice.
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Fourth of July Fun at Federal Prison Show
The Fourth of July program entertained 360 inmates at the federal prison with a varied musical program performed by the prison orchestra and graphophone acts. Officers and employees later attended a reception hosted by Weisen Moyer, with about 209 guests, marking annual celebrations and aiming to boost morale.
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Pure is the word wher e K EK Plowr goes in the kitchen
A compact note notes a focus on purity in kitchen use for a brand or product named K EK Plowr, suggesting its placement or application in culinary spaces. The fragment hints at branding language and placement without fuller context or details.
Convention Bureau Proposed By Atlanta Merchants
Chamber of Commerce and Merchants Association urge formation of a portable convention bureau to coordinate meetings. Plan includes support from four bodies to track conventions and promote advantages offered by Atlanta as a host city with offices in the city and a salaried officer.
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K K E Flour Cold At Local Grocers
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Atlanta Fourth of July Celebration Draws Large Crowds
Atlanta marked the Fourth with parades baseball games theaters and public readings. Rain barely dampened the turnout as crowds gathered to hear the Reno fight news and Jeffries Townson results while barbecues, church services, and fireworks filled the day without any reported accidents.
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Executive Council Georgia Bankers Meet in Savannah
The Georgia Bankers Association executive council met at the Yacht Club in Savannah on July 4. WW Osborne presided while JW Heffernan Hiltyer of Macon, a longtime secretary, offered resignation which was refused. Hansell Hilyer received a salary increase and new duties. The council approved covering costs for a member who traveled outside the state to pursue a forger and funded related expenses. A committee including Major Maddox of Atlanta L B Hillyer and F Etheridge of Jackson was formed to set future meeting dates and locations.
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Council chairman voices fears over postal banks politics
In an interview Chairman Mr Hillyer warns postal savings banks could be tied to political action. Major Maddox notes the gubernatorial race lingers with little public interest and no clear campaign focus for the coming year, as Mr Heffernan remains quiet.
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