Atlanta's Oldest Savings Bank advertises 4 percent interest
The Georgia Savings Bank and Trust Company notes that about 195000 dollars in interest was paid on savings accounts over the past six months. It offers 4 percent annual interest from July 1 on deposits made by July 16 and invites all passbook holders to bring theirs for July postings. Opening a savings account costs 1 dollar for two passbooks. Officers listed include George M. Brown president and Jona W. Grant vice president.
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Georgia Savings Bank & Trust Company
George M. Brown
Jona W. Grant
Joseph E. Boston
Sec
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Joseph 3. Medford
Fred B Law
John_bL. Tye
Elijah AL Brown
Arnold Broyles
Warner County Plan Opposed At Meeting
Meriwether citizens held a mass meeting in Green ide Ga on July 8 to protest the creation of Warner county. A large crowd supported resolutions urging county representatives and the district senator to defeat the bill and sent several men to Atlanta to protest the establishment of the new county. Relatives of Judge Hiram Warner were noted among the strong opponents.
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Atlanta
Hiram Warner
Glasses That Satisfy From A. K. Hawkee Co Opticians
Satisfactory glasses result from a careful examination. The ad promises fifty years of experience guarantees to sound ability and reliability. A. K. Hawkee Co. Opticians, 14 Whitehall St. adv. al.
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Five Men Named to Study Tax Revision Measures
A five member sub committee of the Ways and Means Committee was appointed to examine tax equalization bills introduced this year. Members include L R Akin Glynn L J Cooper Ware J B Sheppard Sumter F A Lipscomb Clarke and Dr A J Stovall Elbert They will report Thursday afternoon. The panel will consider Lipscam Sheppard Ledbetter Beck and Cate man bills and may draft a new consolidated measure. Garland M Jones Coweta was elected secretary with a thirteen member quorum set.
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Bartenders' Union To Give Barbecue Sunday
The Bartenders' Union plans an annual barbecue at Spink's station along the river car line on Sunday July 13. A large number of Atlanta members expect to attend and a good time is anticipated. The engagements committee includes J. M. Cantret F. DeLorme B. Hill B. Owens A. P. Levy RH. Neims Jenn Connolly Pred Young M. Cannon.
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Rumor of Pennsylvania Deal Denied in Waycross
Waycross Georgia rumor claims the Pennsylvania Railroad will gain control of the Atlantic Coast Line and reach New Orleans via a southern route. Officials deny any deal or plans, stating reports originate from Baltimore and Jacksonville are unfounded.
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Kindergarten Bill Is Well Supported
The Senate bill by Senator W D McNeil proposes free public kindergartens for ages four to six, to be adopted at the boards of education discretion using existing funds. It mirrors last year's House measure by Randolph Anderson and reflects support from Mrs E B Smith of Atlanta and other civic women.
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Case Is Transferred In Federal Suit In Equity
Judge Newman of the United States recourt issued an order transferring a suit in equity by the Georgia Railway and Power Company against Eugene McSweeney and others from Rome and Atlanta. The order also directs that the entire litigation be referred to F C Callaway as standing master for a full report to the federal court.
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Atlanta
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Lower Temperatures Forecast for Atlanta This Week
Atlanta will see at least ten degrees cooler than last week as a relief from the heat spell. Forecasts show three to four days of cooler high temperatures with a 60 degree minimum reached early Friday and a rise to a mid afternoon peak around 3 pm.
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Chamber Directors Meet For Monthly Chamber Session
The board of directors of the chamber of commerce will hold its regular monthly meeting this afternoon at three o'clock in the chamber room. Several matters of interest will be discussed and routine business disposed of.
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Vice scandal probe postponed a day in police court
The Lena Barnhart case faces delay as attorney seeks witnesses to prove Barnhart’s involvement with the girl. The Cumberland hotel guest register is ordered to be produced, with detectives also to examine other hotel registers. Elijah Murray and 2 Cox see postponements for further testimony today.
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Cox
Senators Optimistic Over Crop Prospects
Georgia senators and state legislators report bright outlooks for cotton and corn this year. They cite generally favorable weather since mid spring, late plantings, and stands expected to yield one of the best crops in years despite earlier cold and dry spells. Multiple senators note above average corn and fair to good cotton in their districts.
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M. Tyson
Mentos
W. TL. Converse
Valdosta
Augusta 10 Cent Store Fire Causes $385000 Loss
A morning blaze at Silver's 5 and 1 cent store in Augusta Georgia destroyed stock and fixtures. The total loss is estimated at 85 000 dollars with the origin unknown. Fire started in the building's center and proved hard to control before being tamed. damage is covered by insurance.
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Faced with Dr Thurman nomination by tenth ward group
A mass meeting of Capitol View citizens Monday night endorsed Dr J B Thurman for council. Resolutions declared confidence in his ability to serve the city and ward interests, signed by John C Siamon G W Cooper and B Tansford as the committee appointed to draft them.
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G. W. Cooper
B. Tansford
Postoffice Robberies Hit Clara Georgia Facility
R. E. Barry, chief post office inspector for the Atlanta division, was advised by wire that the post office at Clara in Taylor county Georgia, a recently created facility on the government postal map, had been robbed yesterday.
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Atlanta
Clara
Taylor County
Robbers Escape With 50 Dollars In Money And Stamps
Police report multiple post office robberies across Doraville DeKalb County Georgia and nearby towns Alen C Benton Fla Rincon near Savannah. Chief Inspector Barry given details of the Doraville case as a recent discovery.
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DeKalb
Georgia
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Benton, Fla
Rincon
Savannah
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