Georgia needs bond issue plan to pay overdue debts
The Constitution urges Georgia to issue sufficient bonds to cover all overdue obligations and to reform tax and budgeting practices. It argues the Western and Atlantic railroad has value and should not be sold, and calls for stable revenue, broad tax reform, and a modern budget system to restore fiscal health and prevent further hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Georgia
Westrate
Sccorpla
Ira Western
Atlantic Raildoa
South
W. and A. Railroad
Lowry City Independent
From Georgia Tales and Tiny Jests by Stanton
A collage of verse and light humor from regional columns. Fragments include reflections on trouble and summer, moonshine anecdotes from The Quitman Free Press, editor life in rural papers, humorous tales of aging marriages, and a quip about onion remedies. The piece closes with a Kansas Industrialist item urging practical kindness and domestic fixes.
Bills Introduced In Senate Tuesday
Bills introduced in the senate Tuesday include a permit requirement for wiring across railroad tracks, an amendment on inter urban railroad company incorporation, rotation of superior court judges with assignments, and an act to adjust the governor's staff military ranks from 29 to 34 lieutenant colonels.
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Senate
Snow
Ith
Railroad Commission
Wohlwender
E4th
Wall
Hutchins
Court of Appeals of Ga Judgment affirmed in multiple cases
A compiled report lists numerous Georgia Court of Appeals decisions. Judges Reid Meldrim Hirshenath Tarver and others hear appeals from diverse superior and city courts. Attorneys for plaintiffs in error include Moore & Pomtroy Cotterill, Lawrence & Abrams, and Walter Delore among others in cases spanning Fulton Coffee Bacon and Dougherty counties with several judgments reversed or denied.
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Christopher J. Hines
Atlanta
Reid
C.J. Moore
G. Lewis
Little, Powell, Smith & Goldstein
Fayhe
Southern Cotton OU Company
Chatham Superior Court
Meldrim
Lawrence & Abrahams
Moore & Pomtroy
C. E Cotterill
Davenports
State
Tarver
W. E. Mann
Gordon Minn
Joseph M. Lang
Warner Y State
Hibb Superior Court
Mathews
John H. Cooper
W. C. Cooper, Jr
Charles E. Garrett
Socalitor-General
Rontright Vy. State
Bacon Superior Court
Tulge Summerall
H U L. Causey
E. HL
William
A. L. Spence
Swith
Dublin City
Tudge Sturgis
W. A. Dampler
Charles Fawlen
William Brunnon
Gener
Carlaway
Miller City
Greer
Stapleton
P. D Rich
Edenfield v. State
Coffee Superior Court
Summerall
C A. Ward
Dickerson & Kelley
A. B. Spence
Cox's
J. Caleb Clarke
Westmoreland & Smith
Barwick
American Manufacturing Com
Thomas ,Superior Court
Hines
K. Wilcox
Ausuin Journal
Power
TaGrange
Davis
Mr. Wiz
Harper
Maynard & Williams
Wallis & Fort
Coma
Colored waiters to meet at Y M C A branch
A meeting of colored waiters from several hotels will be held Thursday evening at the Butler street branch of the Y M C A. The discussion aims to improve social conditions for men and raise service standards with special note that Ansley and Piedmont hotels furnished dormitory rooms.
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Butler Street
Ansley
Piedmont
Licensing the Germs by James A Hollomon
The piece argues against abolishing Georgia's department of public welfare to save money, contending the program costs little and yields social benefits. It defends the department’s first year of work, its role in limiting wasteful institutions, expanding juvenile courts, and aiding vulnerable children, urging continuity despite calls for economy.
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Department of Welfare
Georgia
America
Welfare Department
Department of Public Welfare
Jallera
Dun and Bradstreet
State Department of Public Welfare
Coney Island as a vivid slice of New York life
D O Mintyre portrays Coney Island as a lively, rough edged refuge for weary city workers, contrasting the glitz of Surf Avenue with the harsh realities of slums. He recalls past gangland figures, the roller coasters, and the crowds that embody America at play amid heat and nostalgia. He also notes Broadway chatter about George M. Cohan’s possible retirement and the enduring value of a strong actor’s support.
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New York
Coney Island
Coney
America
Surf Avenue
Vanderbilt
San Francisco
Congress of Freaks
Felder Opens Independent Law Offices in New York
Thomas B. Felder, formerly of Atlanta, withdraws from Felder Gilbert Barranco on Wall Street and opens 165 Broadway with twelve attorneys. He associates with Guy W. Currier to handle trials in courts, interstate commerce commission, and federal trade board. Reports say he becomes one of the highest paid lawyers in America. Emily Rarey, daughter of Attorney General Daugherty, visits at Greenwich Conn.
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Atlanta
South
Thomas B. Felder
New York
Felder
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Trade Board
America
Emily Daugherty Rarey
Harry M. Daugherty
Pelder
Octavia Villa
Indictments Returned by Federal Grand Jury
The federal grand jury on Monday returned five minor indictments. Walter Day, a Black ex-soldier, faced a true bill for making out an army allotment to a woman not his wife. Two youths, Ray mond Boswell and Frank Anderson, were indicted for forging endorsements on four $50 Liberty bonds. Two individuals were discharged in a distilling matter.
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Federal Grand Jury
Walter Day
Raymond Boswell
Frank Anderson
Harrison to Request New Thought Alliance Meeting
Robert Bryan Harrison, president of the New Thought Alliance, boards the Dixie Flyer to Denver for the 1921 New Thought Congress July 17 to 24. He travels to support Atlanta’s bid to host the 1922 convention and coordinate delegation plans. The Atlanta Convention Bureau and Georgia Hotel Men's Association back the effort, aiming to bring a global gathering of over 1,000 thinkers to the South.
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Robert Bryan Harrison
New Thought Alliance
Atlanta
Dixie Flyer
Denver
Colo
New Thought Congress
Harrison
Atlanta Convention Bureau
Georgia Hotel Men's Association
South
Former Franklin county residents plan Grant Park reunion
More than 790 former Franklin county residents now living in Atlanta are expected to attend a Franklin county reunion at Grant Park Wednesday. The program will include a basket dinner and other features. Atlanta families and former county residents arranged the event, and Carl Farmer can be reached at Ly 5640-W.
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Franklin County
Atlanta
Pranklin County
Grant Park
Carl Farmer
Health Talks On Bronchitis From Sinusitis By Dr Brady
A health talk explains that chronic bronchitis often stems from nasal sinus infections rather than seasonal factors. It stresses thorough chest exams to rule out tuberculosis and urges nose and throat evaluations for persistent coughs, noting many cases improve when sinus issues are treated.
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Bunkem
Bond Commission Plans School System Survey
The Atlanta bond commission met Tuesday to discuss an expert survey of the school system to guide spending of 4,000,000 dollars from the 3,950,000 bond issue. Possible researchers include the US Bureau of Education, Carnegie Foundation, Russell Sage, Rockefeller Foundation, University of Chicago, or the General Educational Board. The study aims to inform spending pending a state supreme court ruling on the bond's validity.
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Atlanta Bond Commission
United States Bureau of Education
Carnegie Foundation
Russell Sage Foundation
Rockefeller Foundation
University of Chicago
General Educational Board
State Supreme Court
Commission
Wor
Western Union resumes direct cable transfers to Europe
Western Union announces a new direct cable money service to Europe starting July 15. Transfers to Austria Hungary Czecho Slovakia Rumania and Bulgaria will be paid in United States currency rather than local money, supplementing existing transfers to France Great Britain and other countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union Company
Austria
Hungary
Czecho-Slovakia
Rumania
Bul- Barla
France
Great Britain
United States
Argentina Seeks U S Loan To Ease Exchange
Buenos Aires July 12 The Chamber of Commerce will consider a plan by Carlos Tornquist to obtain a 50 460 000 loan from War Finance Corporation or Federal Reserve to Argentine importers on credit of American exporters The loan would run two to three years and cover goods already held at the Argentina customs house as well as new imports Discussants among American business men in Buenos Aires note a reduction in unaccepted textiles and automobiles and a hopeful mood grows among textile importers about an exchange remedy.
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Chamber of Commerce
Carlos Tornquist
Tornquists
War Finance Corporation
Federal Reserve Board
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Amon
el Buenos Aires
Police Quartet Sings At Laymen's Meeting
A police quartet, well known in Atlanta music circles, performed at a Laymen's club meeting of the Georgia Avenue church Tuesday night. The event, held at 245 East Fourth Street, drew a large attendance with W. W. Tindall, former juvenile court judge, presiding. The quartet includes Captain J. Holcombe, baritone. Officers E. C. Hudson and E. H. W. Parham, first and second tenors. and Officer Howard Turner, bass.
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Georgia Avenue 7
H. P. Wooten
East Fourth Street
W. W. Tindall
Atlanta
J. Holcombe
E. C. Hudson
Fifty Years On Sunday School Views
The author contrasts modern science driven Sunday school work with childhood memories of De Kalb County association meetings in July 1971. He argues today’s structured, grade based, specialist led sessions lose some spirit while praising the past’s freer, more atmospheric gatherings at Stone Mountain and the unforced enjoyment of the delegates.
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Hff
DeKalb County
Address By General Gordon Delivers Plain Call to Godliness
A historical convention opened with hymn singing and a Psalm reading by Rev W B Strickland and a prayer by Rev W H Clark. General John B Gordus gave a straightforward address urging simple godliness as the path to happiness, amid a windy day and well received remarks. Schools presented reports and the crowd dispersed for a long lunch under trees.
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W. B H. Strickland
W. H. Clark
John B. Gordus
Sunday School Gathering Draws 3,000 In Attendance
Report notes large attendance as multiple schools arrived by train and private conveyance. The event near the King house by the new Methodist church featured Stone Mountain brass band music and praise for local workers, merchants, and organizers.
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Deratur
Kirkwood
Edgewood
Lithonia
King House
New Methodist Church
Stone Mountain Brass Band
Schools Sing and Barrooms Closed in Stone Mountain Visit
After dinner the schools sang Marching On and officers-elect were introduced by Milton A Candler. Colonel W L Goldsmith gave a concise response, and each school chose to sing or speak a ten minute speech. Robert Alston delivered an eloquent talk on General Oglethorpe as Stone Mountain welcomed guests with notable hospitality.
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Milton A Candler
W. L Goldsmith
Robert Alston
Robert Alston Iron
Devatur Methodist
Strong Support Emerges For Georgia Kindergarten Bill
Backers from the Georgia Congress of Mothers and parent teacher groups push a kindergarten bill in both chambers. Senate sponsors include Frank C. Manson L. R Akin and J. D Weaver with house advocate J G Valentino aided by M Johnson Jamez T Roselle L B Camp and Woodward. Educators say the move would grant public schools the right to establish kindergarten programs where funds allow.
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Georgia Congress of Mothers and Parent-Teacher Associations
Senate
House of Representatives
Frank C. Manson
L. R Akin
J. D Weaver
J. G. Valentino
Chatham
House
Johnson
Bartow
Jamez T. Roselle
Camp
Woodward
United States Commis
Funeral Services for Mrs Mason Held on Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs L H Mason of Atlanta were held Tuesday morning at West End Presbyterian Church with interment at West View. She died at home on Lee Street last Sunday. Widow of James A Mason, she had lived in Atlanta twenty years and was active in church work and charitable efforts. Survived by five children Carlos H Claude C Hugh W Conle and J C Mason.
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L. H. Mason
Atlanta
Lee Street
West End Presbyterian Church
West View
Mason
James A. Mason
Tucker, Ga
Carlos H. Claude C
Hugh W. Conle
J. C Mason
Centralia Memorial To Victims of Reds Designed by Georgian
Georgia artist E. M Viqueaney of Americus designed the memorial statue titled The Spirit of the American Doughboy chosen from 160 submissions by the national committee on memorials. The life size sculpture honors the victims of the 1919 Armistice Day parade massacre in Centralia Washington. Fifty two veterans modeled for the piece and an ex servicemen jury evaluated its construction.
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Georgia
E. M Viqueaney
Americus
National Committee On Memorials
Centralia
Auto crashes into trolley injuring two men
Orion Harden, a bystander, and the auto driver suffered bruises when a car struck a trolley on Gresham Luckie. Harden had minor injuries while the driver's condition was undetermined. A second incident reports C. P. McElhaney injured after being struck by a produce truck driven by J. T. Etheridge on a curb market route. injuries not serious.
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Orion Harden
Gresham
Luckie Street
Harden
C. P. McElhaney
East Pine Street
J.T. Etheridge
Duduth
Vicetim
Paul P Reese Opens Insurance Business in City
Paul P Reese a prominent young business man formerly of Atlanta has returned from Florida to run an insurance agency here with offices at 505 Healy Building He states he handles every kind of insurance and invites clients to visit or contact him for coverage and policy information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul P. Reese
Atlanta
Florida
Healy Building
Hardwick Speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon on state affairs
Governor Thomas W. Hardwick urged Kiwanis members to address Atlanta and state issues at the weekly Peacock cafe luncheon. He opposed further tax burdens, called for strict economy in state appropriations, and emphasized business participation to prevent trouble.
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Kiwanis Club
Atlanta
Thomas W. Hardwick
Peacock Cafe
Walter C Barnwell
Savannah
New Gavel Gift Highlights House Senate Bond
Major Devereaut F. McClatchey, longtime Senate secretary, presented Speaker W. Cecil Neill with a new gavel after breaking the old one. The exchange at the end of the session drew praise as Neill vows to keep up the firm, decisive leadership, even as McClatchey jokes about more pounding blows and a future gavel for President Herbert Clay.
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Devereaut F. McClstchey
Senate
General Assembly
W. Cecil Nell
House
Muscogee
D. F
Neill
Herbert Clay
Cecil Neill
Cobb ‘County
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Thomas N. Faber Lumber Co
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Jones Et al. v. May
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