WL DRAFT PLAN FOR STREET WORK
A booster meeting at the B O Stone Baking company office approved drafting a concrete proposition to extend Highland avenue diagonally through the block between Hillard and Fort streets. The appraisal committee reported interviewing nearly all property owners and securing their concession at a nominal sum for necessary lot portions, with plans to present to the city council promptly.
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Highland Avenue
Hillard
Fort Street
B. O. Stone Baking Company
Ancat
Ironized Yeast Tablet Health Tonic Promises Quick Gains
Thousands seek stronger health using Ironized Yeast tablets combined with iron and tonics. The ad claims faster results than ordinary yeast, with fewer stomach issues, using concentrated brewers yeast and Sanitane packaging. Each 10 day package costs $1.90, Atlanta made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atli
Iroenized Yeast Company
At- Tanta
Highland Avenue Extension Club Eyes City Support
Local residents back a proposed Highland Avenue extension linking outlying districts to the city core. Ashley the speaker pledged council cooperation and a favorable push, with an appraisement plan and a mass meeting planned as the project seeks financing, possibly from county commissioners, estimated at 15000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley
Claud Ashleys
Fourth Ward
Cdy
H. G. Keeney
G. B. Lythgoe
J. L. Zachery
Stevene Mitchell
Maes
Highland Avenue Extension Club
M. D. Wilson
W. H. Brightwell
W.T
Jasper 10 Seek to Try Williams in Murder Case
Jasper County authorities plan immediate trial of John S Williams for murder once the state supreme court rules on his new trial motion. Solicitor Doyle Campbell says Williams, already sentenced to life, could be moved to Jasper for trial pending venue changes and court decision within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John S. Willams
Jasper County
Supreme Court
Doyle Campbell
Ocmulgee
Parks
Williams
Jasper
A M. Brand
D Hutchinson
Stone Mountain Circuit
Campbell
Jespar
Madame Cluck Cluck Joins Lenin Subjects Of Hen Nationalization
In Habarovsk Siberia a Vievo reported local soviet authorities nationalized all domestic fowls and eggs. The single protest hen resisted, prompting officials to warn the owner that such resistance to soviet edict must not be repeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Habarovsk
Siberia
Vievo
League Costs for Year Total 5 312 500
London July 7 United Kingdom states the league of nations expenses for the year total 21 250 000 gold francs about 5 312 500 dollars divided among forty eight members Arthur Balfour told the house of commons Great Britain's share is 260 000 dollars
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London
League of Nations
Arthur Balfour
House of Commons
Great Britain
Former Atlantan Heads New Bank in Florida City
Announcement voices the election of George E. Nolan, former Atlantan, to the presidency of the newly organized Miami National Bank. M. C. Wellborn becomes cashier, and Nolan assumed duties July 2. Nolan, previously with Orlando Bank and Trust and Hanson Motor, chose banking over a $10,000 annual auto-industry post. The Miami bank forms after the temporary Miami Fidelity Bank suspension and will open after 30 days with Nolan in head. Wellborn is praised for broad banking experience.
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George E. Nolan
Miami National Bank
Atlanta
M. 3B
Weilhorn
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Nolan
Orlando Bank and Trust Company
Hanson Motor Company
Orlando Banking House
Miami Banking Institution
New Miami Bank
Miami Fidelity Bank and Trust Company
Hays
Wellborn
Large William Lays Claim To Stolen Glove From Kid
Fuzzy Woodruff laments a kid who took Big Bill Crowley’s baseball glove. The piece notes Crowley’s size and bank status and urges the boy to return the glove, citing possible consequences and the upcoming benefit game for the D A R memorial. The text portrays a humorous, cautionary tale about ownership and propriety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuzzy Woodruff
Big Bill Crowley
Big Bill
Mr. Crowly
Jack Dempsey
Big BI
Large William
Lions
D. A. R. War Memorial
Auto Thieves Busy Three Cars Stolen In Night
Automobile thieves operated Thursday night stealing three cars reported by owners. An additional car was looted by accessory thieves and a loger of two cars, stolen ten days earlier, offered rewards of 350 for each car. Notable thefts include a Ford truck from the Salvation Army, a car from the Winecoff Hotel area, and other vehicles on Luckie and Broad streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Fuller
East Seventeenth Street
Winecoff
Salvation Army
Luckle Street
W. A.sutton
Luckie Street
Marietta
EB. Richhberg
Atlanta
Munn
Broad Street
R. . Ingram
Ashington Street
Hursday
Senator Brown Defends Charge Probe In Senate
In a late night reply Senator L C Brown of district fifty denies urging charges before the Senate and calls for an investigating committee or wholesale inquiry into state departments. He says he will appear if action is desired and favors probing all branches.
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L. C. Brown
Brown
Senate
Department
Coleman DuPont Appointed U S Senator from Delaware
Dover July 7 Gen T Coleman DuPont was appointed United States senator from Delaware by Governor Denney to fill the unexpired term ending March 1923. DuPont, a Delaware Republican, succeeds Josiah O Wolcott who resigned to become chancellor of Delaware. Wolcott had been elected as a Democrat, adding another Republican to the Senate.
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Dover
Del
T. Coleman DuPont
United States
Delaware
Denney
Josiah O Wolcott
DuPont
Republican National Committee
General DuPont
Senate
Wolcott
Caruso confident of singing again before Americans
Sorrento Italy July 7 Caruso expects to resume his singing career in the United States though unable to predict when. His health has improved since arriving here and he says there is no reason to believe his voice is affected. He hosted a Fourth dinner with Baroness Cavezzano and other American guests and walks several miles daily to stay active.
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Sorrento
Italy
Caruso
United States
Hag
Cavezzano
Slimth Winner in Race for Augusta Mayor
Augusta Ga July 7 Special With women voting for the first time in Augusta the Democratic white primary today nominated Julian M. Smith for mayor to succeed Mayor William P. White Smith carried all wards and beat Moses B Pilcher by about 3 to 1 with a majority of 2600 in a 6875 registration Fe Burum defeated T Miller Morrin for council in the sixth ward and H A Woodward beat Ed L Summerall for council in the fifth ward The election was the quietest ever with women poll workers throughout the day and a delay in counting the fifth ward results lingering late into the night
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Augusta
Julian M. Smith
William P. White
Smith
Alx
Moses B. Pilcher
Fe Burum
T. Miller Morrin
H. A. Woodward
Ed L. Summerall
Augnats
Pirates Scare Liners As Wireless Fails To Open
New York officials of the Munson line said two days of failed radio calls to the Callan from Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro may be due to atmospheric conditions or wireless disabling. The Callan carries sixty passengers and faces possible pirate fears as another ship reported a strange yachtlike unknown approaching then veering away on a Baltimore to Boston run. Washington denied a naval warning was broadcast.
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New York
Tha Munson Line
Callao
Buenos Aires
Rio de Janeiro
Callan
The
Shipping Board
Manalbro
Baltimore
Boston
Naval Department
Washington
Georgia Revenue Shows 1921 Taxes Paid In State
Georgia's income and profits tax for fiscal year 1921 totaled 38,791,003.08 with 28,771,925.20 from income and profits and 8,019,077.48 from other taxes, per Internal Revenue statement. Nationwide receipts for the year ending June 30 reached 3,212,715,488 from income and profit taxes, led by New York with 1,124,351,706 and New York state alone contributing 804,366,804.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Howely, JR
Constitution Bureau
Raleigh Hotel
Washington
Constitution
Georgia
Commissioner of
Lnternal Revenue
Bureau of Internal Revenue
New York
Tax receipts by state prove earnings ranks and totals
The report lists Pennsylvanias second place with 487 711 269, of which income and profits tax accounts for 351 383 599, Tinots total 387 763 982 with 260 300 282 from income and profits. Other states follow: Ohio 284 692 396 total and 205 208 285 from income and profits. Michigan and Massachusetts show 258 902 844 total and 2314 082 847 from tax. California 181 919 722 total and 127 423 838 from income tax. New Jersey 142 809 951 total and 97 380 694. Missouri 125 451 282 total and 36 122 243. North Carolina 124 510 451 total and 38 668 057. North Carolina ranks tenth and leads the southern states. The Amsterdam public behavior lesson comes via official motion pictures on street etiquette and umbrella use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Michigan
Strca and
Flsesusrsves
Massie Ehusetts
California
New Jersey
Missouri
North Carolina
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Balfour
July
tLihe
Nature
Maier & Berkele, Inc. Gold and Silversmiths
Whitehalh Street
Atlantan
New Bank
Florida City
George E. ‘Nolan
George EB. Nova
William
Crowley
the Capitol
Senator Brown
Appropriations Committee
Upshaw
House
DuBose
Ben Fowler
BY Marion Kendrick
House Committee On Appropriations
Old Soldiers' Home
C. W. McGregor
Naual
McGregor
House of Representatives
Moore
Fulton
Wiliam D. Upshagy
House Appropriations Committee
Ben J. Fowler
Bibb
Committee On
Fowler
Macon
General Assembly
Repesentative Munday
Polk
Committee On Constitutional Amendments
Coleman Dupont
Parks-Chambers- Hardwick Co
U.S
Balea
Amsterdam
Seaboard
Athens
Borden Springs
Men
Millen Mills
Millen
Central Railroad of Georgia and
Georgia and
Florida Railroad
Liberty Street
New York City
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