Change in City Charter and Council Rules
The ordinance committee favors adding a seventh ward alderman and proposes amending the charter for the next legislature. It also supports moving franchise and railroad reports to the end of council business to allow time for city matters. Other changes include physician service adjustments and a stalled theater ordinance due to a member's absence. No action on Barrett's theater bill. Tyner’s Little Watermelon Seeds advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
BE. C. Kontz
Mayson
Malvern Hill
Grady
Hill
Committee On Electric
General Council
Barrett
Governor Candler to Inspect Third Georgia Regiment
Governor Candler will travel to Washington Georgia next Saturday with part of his staff to review the Third Georgia regiment under Colonel Asher Thomason in camp. The inspection, under military law, aims to assess the unit at its encampment as Obear prepares to inspect the command. The Third Georgia arrived at encampment Monday and is viewed as one of the most vigilant regiments in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Candier
Washton
Caner
Washington
Georgia
Asher Thomason
Army and Navy of
Candler
Obear
Fone
University of Georgia
University At
Athens
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
Georgia Military College
Milledgeville
Medical College of Georgia
Augusta
School of Technology
Atlanta
Normal and Industrial College For Girls
Mill
Permit Filed for New Piedmont Hotel at Peachtree and Luckie
Yesterday Building Inspectors Pittman and Frank Pittman received an application for a Piedmont hotel at Peachtree and Luckie. The ten story steel structure is expected to cost about 350000, with plans adjusted from earlier estimates. inspectors will review foundations and plans in the next day or two before issuing the permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittman
Frank Pittman
Piedmont
Peachtree and
Luckie Streets
Chia Ia
E L
Editors off on annual pleasure trip to Buffalo
Georgia editors depart from their hometowns by three Pullman cars amid cheers to tour Buffalo and the Pan American exposition. The Georgia Press Association restates officers at Athens, with 138 delegates including many papers such as Daily Constitution, Journal, and Tribune. The group plans stops in Kentucky, Detroit and New York before returning by various routes.
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Georgia
Buffalo
Billvile_ Banner
Kentucky
Georgia Press Association
Weekly Press Association
Kimball
H. H. Cabaniss
Atlanta Journal
John Triplett
Thomasville Times-Enterprise
W. A. Knowles
Rome Tribune
J. W. Anderson
Covington Star
Ben F. Perry
Canton
C.H. Johnson
Atlanta
Athens
Detroit
New York
Washington
Queen and Crescent
A Sanders
Daily Constitution
T J Simmons Jr
The
Daily News
R M Bryan
News Tennille
F Perry
Advance
M. Bennett
the Daily News
Harry Hodgson
Banter
H D Smith
Progress
Vienna
F. H Gaines
Presbyterian Atlanta
Hoh Cabaniss
Journal
Mary Jackson
W H, Kean
Loving Cup Driving Contest At Piedmont Park
The Southern Interstate Fair Association offers a $25 silver loving cup to the Piedmont Driving Club member with the best half mile record on the Piedmont track twice in succession. Entries must be owned and kept privately by a club member with no professional racing. Notify Secretary T H Martin by midnight on the first Saturday monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Interstate Fair Association
T. H. Martin
Piedmont Driving Club
Piedmont
Southern Interstate Pair Association
T H. Martin
Wright Leaves for Buffalo to Represent Georgia at Pan American Expo
Commissioner Wright travels with Georgia editors on a state visit to the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. Assistant Commissioner R F Wright accompanies as Georgia’s representative for Georgia day at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright
Buffalo
R F Wright
Georgia
Hot Weather Meals And Personal Comfort Advice
The guidance recommends a hot weather breakfast with fruit, a dish of four heaping teaspoons Grane-Nuts with cold rich cream for staying power, and 5 slices of whole wheat bread with little butter. Avoid meat at breakfast, allow meat once daily, and select foods carefully to endure the heat without being easily forgotten.
Grady Reports On Peters Street Franchise Delays
Acting Chairman H W Grady told the council that the Peters Street franchise and Atlanta Railway and Power Company connection plans could not be considered due to lack of a quorum. Witnesses from the fourth and first wards awaited the committee’s decision as other members were absent or ill, with Grady pledging to report to council Monday if a committee meeting cannot be held this week.
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Committee On Electric and Other Railways
Council
H. W. Grady
Atlanta ,Road Transit Company
Atlanta Railway and Power Company
Lewis
Adams
Welch
Reed
Grady
Igsua
Rutledge Fined After Assault Case With Officer
Thomas Rutledge, a black man, was fined 25.75 dollars and costs or thirty days in the chain gang after being charged with being with the assailant of Officer Hining. Evidence showed Harris, another black man, committed the assault and Rutledge was in Harris's company. Harris left the city claiming trouble with a policeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eining
Thomas Rutledge
Hining
Reecorder
Broyles
Rutledge
Hia
Wm Harris
Harris
Frutledge
McCoy Charged With Cruelty and Arrest Resistance
Judge Broyles bound McCoy over to the city criminal court on charges of carrying concealed weapons and pointing a pistol at a boarder after a disorderly conduct case at 23 Alburn avenue. McCoy resisted arrest, his wife testified to years of abuse, and the court fined him 56 dollars with costs and sent him to the Tower for bond default. Governor Candler's Gainesville trip is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy
City Criminal Court
Nash R Broyles
G. W. McCoy
Recorder's Court
Broyles
Mra McCoy
Alburn Avenue
S T. Tibbs
Tibbs
M icCoy
Fred Mount
RF Weeks
EB. Evans
Mount
Evans
Body of I C Russell Sent to Washington DC
The body of I C Russell who died last Friday of typhoid fever at St Joseph infirmary was shipped yesterday at noon to Washington DC where the interment will take place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
I. C. Russell
St. Joseph Infirmary
Washington, D. C
Ghosts I Have Known by Bangs and Miller Sale
A lazy day read attracts readers to a hammock with Ghosts I Have Known. Soft Wendrick Bangs authored the work and Joan M. Miller sells it at 1 cent location Marietta Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendrick Bangs
Joan M. Miller
Marietta Street
Week end Excursion Tickets to Tybee
Week end excursion tickets at very low rates on sale via the Central of Georgia railway for noon, afternoon and evening trains Saturdays. Tickets good to return leaving Tybee and Savannah not later than Monday night following date of sale. For tickets and schedules call any Central of Georgia Railway agent. Ticket offices, 14 Wall Street and intendonot, Atlanta.
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Tybee
Central of Georgia Railway
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway Company
Wall Street
Inten Donot
Atlante
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R. D. Stubbs, Jr
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Gainesville
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Emory College
Oxford, Ga
Veo Simofy
Oxford
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State OF Georgia
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